Antioch Community Services Inc.

Antioch Community Services Inc., a Nevada-based tax-exempt nonprofit, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants, delivering youth and family mental-health counseling and community support services to Clark County, Nevada. The organization functions entirely within a single grantor-customer relationship: three sub-awards from the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance, all flowing through Clark County as the prime grant recipient.

Antioch's service portfolio centers on individual, family, couples, and group counseling and psychotherapy for youth ages three and older, complemented by after-school learning, summer camps, individual tutoring, faith-based pastoral counseling, and community programming focused on mental wellness throughout the Las Vegas Valley. The organization's stated mission emphasizes family stabilization as a pathway to community safety and economic health, and it provides wraparound access to food assistance, transportation vouchers, and clothing through community partnerships. Two sub-awards, both dated April 15, 2024, fund the We Love Community Program (youth counseling and psychotherapy) and the ACS Achievement Center Program (after-school learning and immediate community response). A third sub-award, dated February 19, 2026, expands the counseling footprint to include couples and group programming alongside individual and family services and continued community education and resource navigation.

Antioch has obligated $130 thousand across these three sub-awards over the past two years, with no prime contracts or IDVs in the source data and no direct federal agency customer relationships. Activity is minimal and episodic—two awards in 2024 and one in early 2026—and the organization has no apparent federal contracting infrastructure, GWACs, BPAs, or multi-agency customer base. The vendor operates exclusively within the Bureau of Justice Assistance grant ecosystem and functions as a service provider to Clark County's administered programs rather than as an independent federal contractor.