HANDWritten: Nevada HAND's Blog
Our blog is packed with resident stories, what's happening in our communities, and other news. Check out some of our recent features and learn more about our impact in Southern Nevada!
Rent to Own: A Former Resident’s Journey To Homeownership
We almost always feature current residents in Nevada HAND stories, but this time we are thrilled to feature a person who is now a former resident, for a wonderful reason!
Eritrea to Cornell: A Student’s Journey
Nevada HAND resident Remay T. is a pre-med student at UNLV, and was recently accepted to the prestigious and highly competitive Weill Cornell Medicine Travelers Summer Research Fellowship Program.
NAIOP Southern Nevada Spotlight Award for Decatur Commons
We are proud to celebrate another exciting recognition of Nevada HAND's work at the 2024 NAIOP Spotlight Awards!
National Recognition for Resident Services Program: CORES Certification
CORES is an incredibly rigorous certification program that recognizes organizations with a proven track record of providing quality resident services coordination in affordable rental housing.
Feeling Seen: From Resident Services to a Local Art Gallery
Nevada HAND resident, retired chef, and accomplished painter George Fielder talked with us about his art and how the support of Resident Services Coordinator and fellow artist, Lani, led to Mr. Fielder’s first-ever art exhibit, at West Las Vegas Library.
Spotlight on Resident Services: Rebekah & Sandra
Resident Services Coordinator Rebekah goes above and beyond to provide more than a home for Apache Pines resident, Sandra.
Decatur Commons Grand Opening
Nevada HAND celebrates the grand opening of their newest and largest affordable housing community.
Emergency Preparedness Training
HAND Property Management trains for all emergency scenarios.
Addressing Food Insecurity with Senior Food Pantries
Our Resident Services team is proud to offer on-site food pantries to help seniors facing food insecurity.
Rome Pines Resident Upgrades Her Home with Her Magical Touch
After working as a custodian for 18 years, Rome Pines resident, Jean Robinson, goes back to school to become an interior designer.

















