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Teens

Homework Help

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Access live tutors, writing labs, and more with Brainfuse

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OverDrive - eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines for Teens
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New Books for March

New Books for April

Teen events

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Peep Challenge
Paseo Verde Library - Conference Room
Mon, Apr 22, 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Write in: Writing Letters to Military Personnel
Paseo Verde Library - Conference Room
Mon, Apr 22, 4:30pm - 6:30pm
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Teen Writing Contest

Thank you for submitting your work! Winners will be notified. The reception will be Thursday, April 11, 2019 at Paseo Verde from 6-7:30p. Special guest YA author Ally Carter (Gallagher Girls, Heist Society, & Embassy Row series) is scheduled to speak and attend the event.


Look at past Teen Writing Contest anthologies in our Digital Archives!

Safe Place

Gibson Library, Green Valley Library and Paseo Verde Library are designated Safe Place locations. Henderson Libraries along with the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, over 100 Terrible Herbst convenience stores and 20 City of Las Vegas Fire Stations serve as Safe Place sites, in addition to NPHY’s own Drop-In Center. The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada also provides youth in crisis with free bus transportation to the nearest Safe Place location, offering mobile Safe Place access on 325 buses operating on over 30 routes throughout the region.

Youth can access the Safe Place program 24/7/365 by walking in to any Safe Place site, getting on any RTC bus and asking for help, or calling our crisis hotline at 1-866-U-ARE-SAFE (1-866-827-3723).