Homelessness is a pressing issue in many urban areas, and Southern Nevada is no exception. Individuals who are experiencing homelessness may be at risk of becoming victims of human

What is Giving Friday? Giving Friday is a community service activity of a university student organization in Las Vegas, New Hope Ocean Club (NHOC), where it believes ocean resources

Human trafficking is one of the largest global crime industries. Let’s look into the reasons people become victims of trafficking, particularly how poverty and hunger play a role. The

We visited Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) this month, a non-profit organization that assists homeless youth in southern Nevada, and had a great time getting to know them.

Las Vegas, a city known for its dazzling lights and entertainment, hides a darker reality within its glittering facade. Homeless youth, often invisible to the bustling crowds, face immense

Human trafficking remains a pervasive issue that affects millions of people globally today. From forced labor to sexual exploitation, individuals are coerced and exploited in unimaginable ways. In this

Ocean Challenge is an ocean fishing program that cultivates a young adult’s character and love for nature through seamanship. The founder of the program, Sun Myung Moon, had spent

Fishing program as an educational tool can effectively teach students to utilize water resources ocean ecosystems to address world hunger.  Ocean Resources have the Potential to Alleviate Hunger Ocean

Hygiene kits are essential for individuals experiencing homelessness as provide basic personal care that are crucial for maintaining health and well-being. New Hope Ocean Club is extending its efforts

New Hope Ocean Club occasionally joins Shine City Project, a volunteer group that dedicates its efforts to various community services in the Las Vegas area. Meeting weekly on Saturday