Eddy House is the only dedicated provider for at-risk and homeless youth ages 18 to 24 in Northern Nevada. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender identity, age, national origin, disability, or sexual orientation.
Our compassionate team members are here to welcome you 24/7.
Getting to Eddy House
Eddy House does not provide transportation to our Drop-In Resource Center and Emergency Shelter, but our location is within walking distance of public transportation.
Getting to Eddy House by Bus
Eddy House is accessible by public transportation through RTC Ride in Reno and is within walking distance of several bus stops.
The closest RTC Ride bus stop to Eddy House is E. 6th Street and Evans Avenue, which is a short walk from our location at 888 Willow Street, Reno, NV. Another nearby option is the Lake Street and E. 6th Street stop.
Visit rtcwashoe.com or use Google Maps and select the transit option.
Enter your starting location and search for directions to Eddy House, Reno, NV.
Follow the suggested bus route and get off at E. 6th Street and Evans Avenue or another nearby stop.
Walk from the bus stop to Eddy House.
Getting to Eddy House by Train
Eddy House is accessible by train via Amtrak service to downtown Reno.
Book a ticket to Reno Amtrak Station.
Exit the station and plan your trip to Eddy House using public transportation, a rideshare service, or a short walk, depending on your location and ability.
If taking the bus, use RTC Ride or Google Maps with the transit option to find the best route from the station to Eddy House.
Follow the directions to arrive at Eddy House.
If you need help planning your trip or have questions while traveling, call Eddy House before you arrive and a staff member can assist you.
Things to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
General
Are you open all the time?
Yes. Eddy House is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Who can get services at Eddy House?
We serve young people ages 18 to 24.
Is Eddy House a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth?
Yes. Eddy House is a safe, affirming, and inclusive space for LGBTQ+ youth.
Do you support pregnant youth or young families?
We provide referrals and support for pregnant youth and their babies. Babies are not able to stay overnight at Eddy House.
What does “client” mean?
A client is anyone using any service or resource at Eddy House, including drop-in services, case management, housing support, or overnight shelter.
What to Bring
What can I bring with me?
You may bring:
One suitcase and one duffle bag for storage
Personal belongings that fit within this limit
Day-use lockers are available.
What items are not allowed?
The following items are not permitted:
Stuffed animals
Blankets or pillows
Substances
Weapons
Entry Requirements and Limitations
Are there barriers to entry?
Some limitations apply:
You must be able to complete activities of daily living independently
No pets
No babies
Certain medical discharge paperwork may be required
If you are unsure, staff can talk with you about your situation.
Meals
When are meals served?
You can arrive anytime during the meal hour.
Breakfast: 8:30 to 9:30 am
Lunch: 12:00 to 1:00 pm
Dinner: 5:00 to 6:00 pm
Sleeping and Overnight Stay
Are beds guaranteed?
No. Beds are first come-first serve.
What are the sleeping arrangements?
Sleeping areas include:
Nonbinary room, 10 beds
Male room, 40 beds
Female room, 10 beds
What time do I need to arrive?
Established clients must arrive by 9:00 pm
New clients can arrive at any time
What time is wake-up?
Wake-up is between 7:30 and 7:45 am. Earlier wake-ups can be requested if needed.
Can sleeping arrangements be adjusted for work or school?
Yes. We can accommodate work and school schedules when possible.
First-Time Visits
What happens on my first visit?
On your first visit, you will:
Complete an intake packet
Receive a tour of the building
Review rules with a youth advocate
Be assigned a case manager based on your last name
Be asked if you need food, a shower, or other support
Be shown where to pick up linens and where to sleep
Programs and Support
What services are available?
Our goal is to help clients move toward transitional or longer-term housing.
Services may include:
Drop-in support and resource connection
Case management and case planning
Workforce development support
Therapy, if included in your case plan
Meeting with case management is always required to create a case plan.
When are services available?
Case management, therapy, and workforce services are available:
Monday through Friday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
What about programming?
Client programming runs Monday through Thursday.
Monday Rule Refresh is held at 10:00 am and is mandatory.
Laundry
Can I do laundry?
Yes. Laundry vouchers are available every day at Champion Laundry on Wells.
Is transportation provided?
Laundry transportation is available every other Tuesday.
