Project A.R.K. (Aids and Resources for Kids) provides professional services to families of all children, infancy through 23 years of age, diagnosed with life-threatening and critical illnesses and living in Southern Nevada. This division of NVCCF houses the financial, educational, psychological, and emotional support services for critically ill children and their families.
NVCCF works to improve the quality of life for critically ill children who fight a daily battle against disease. All programs and services are provided at NO COST to diagnosed children and their families living in Southern Nevada.
If your child is diagnosed with a life-threatening or critical illness and they, or family members, are experiencing any of these issues, please contact NVCCF to learn more:
- Fear
- Anxiety
- Anger
- Irritability
- Physical or Emotional Overreactions
- Memory Loss
- Inability to Concentrate
- Behavior Changes
- Poor or Declining School Grades
- Depression
AIDS AND RESOURCES FOR KIDS
Being diagnosed with a life-threatening or chronic illness is a traumatic experience for a child as well as for parents and siblings. Treatments to fight cancer, HIV/AIDS, sickle cell, renal, blood, and immunologic diseases may contribute to psychological and physical challenges for children who fight a daily battle against disease as well as for survivors of disease and their family members.
CONTACT A SOCIAL WORKER
Fill out the form below to contact a social worker about how NVCCF can help you and your family.
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