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Aid to Private Organizations

Nevada spent $12.1 million on aid to private organizations in FY2026 — 63% of a $19.2 million budget. That is about $1 in every $76 of Aid to individuals and non-profits's spending.

That is 32% less than in FY2025 ($17.8 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$12.1 million$12,051,375
FY2026
$19.2 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
63%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−32.2%FY2025: $17.8 million

1.3% of Aid to individuals and non-profits spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget
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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal yearSpentBudget
FY2006$5.85 millionNot available
FY2007$2.88 millionNot available
FY2008$6.76 millionNot available
FY2009$4.08 millionNot available
FY2010$25.2 million$58.3 million
FY2011$3.78 million$70.4 million
FY2012$7.65 million$54.4 million
FY2013$22.6 million$40.9 million
FY2014$18.2 million$26.0 million
FY2015$9.29 million$12.6 million
FY2016$5.34 million$14.3 million
FY2017$6.98 million$14.8 million
FY2018$6.21 million$16.3 million
FY2019$7.12 million$12.6 million
FY2020$5.88 million$7.49 million
FY2021$5.98 million$7.49 million
FY2022$8.16 million$7.08 million
FY2023$6.25 million$21.2 million
FY2024$20.5 million$20.0 million
FY2025$17.8 million$18.4 million
FY2026$12.1 million$19.2 million
FY2027See note$7.26 million
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Where the money went, by division

15 divisions. The largest, DHS - Human Services Director's Office, accounts for 35% of the total.
DHS - Human Services Director's Office$4.17M · 35%DETR - Employment Security$3.19M · 26%DHS - Public and Behavioral Health$2.46M · 20%

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Divisions of Aid to Private Organizations, FY2026
DivisionSpent FY2026
DHS - Human Services Director's Office$4.17 millionof $4.51 million
DETR - Employment Security$3.19 millionof $6.28 million
DHS - Public and Behavioral Health$2.46 millionof $5.22 million
DHS - Aging and Disability Services Division$1.19 millionof $242 thousand
Admin - Director's Office$453 thousandof $453 thousand
NVHA - Nevada Health Authority Director's Office$225 thousandof $141 thousand
NVHA - Silver State Health Insurance Exchange$212 thousandof $1.31 million
DSS - Social Services$95.3 thousandof $486 thousand
State Energy Office$38.0 thousandof $277 thousand
B&i - Housing Division$11.0 thousandof $252 thousand
Department of Agriculture$10.0 thousandof $4.2 thousand
Department of WildlifeNone recordedof $7.3 thousand
Dps-Criminal Just AssistNone recordedof $1.7 thousand
NDE - Department of Education$1.0 thousandNo budget
Admin - NV ST Library, Archives and Public Records$444No budget
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by division; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (21)
  • Admin - Director's Office
  • DHS - Aging and Disability Services Division
  • DHS - Public and Behavioral Health
  • DETR - Employment Security
  • DHS - Human Services Director's Office
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by divisions
Fiscal yearDHS - Human Services Director's OfficeDETR - Employment SecurityDHS - Public and Behavioral HealthDHS - Aging and Disability Services DivisionAdmin - Director's OfficeOther (21)Budget
FY2006—$1.59 million$46.6 thousand$419 thousand$375 thousand$3.42 million—
FY2007—$951 thousand$89.7 thousand$555 thousand$375 thousand$905 thousand—
FY2008—$963 thousand$365 thousand$1.53 million$375 thousand$3.52 million—
FY2009—$1.02 million$649 thousand$1.39 million$343 thousand$683 thousand—
FY2010—$3.15 million$271 thousand$2.71 million$322 thousand$18.7 million$58.3 million
FY2011—$2.63 million$67.2 thousand$383 thousand$290 thousand$415 thousand$70.4 million
FY2012—$3.59 million$2.03 million$530 thousand$130 thousand$1.37 million$54.4 million
FY2013—$2.73 million$2.19 million$511 thousand$130 thousand$17.0 million$40.9 million
FY2014—$3.42 million$2.44 million$653 thousand$130 thousand$11.6 million$26.0 million
FY2015—$2.70 million$430 thousand$384 thousand$130 thousand$5.65 million$12.6 million
FY2016—$2.35 million$47.9 thousand$362 thousand$130 thousand$2.46 million$14.3 million
FY2017—$2.63 million$12.3 thousand$302 thousand$130 thousand$3.91 million$14.8 million
FY2018$18.0 thousand$3.36 million$14.2 thousand$458 thousand$225 thousand$2.13 million$16.3 million
FY2019—$2.86 million$259 thousand$661 thousand$200 thousand$3.13 million$12.6 million
FY2020—$2.68 million$590 thousand$317 thousand$449 thousand$1.85 million$7.49 million
FY2021—$1.93 million$1.78 million$68.2 thousand$108 thousand$2.09 million$7.49 million
FY2022—$3.00 million$2.79 million$248 thousand$353 thousand$1.77 million$7.08 million
FY2023$621 thousand$2.41 million$1.08 million$260 thousand$353 thousand$1.53 million$21.2 million
FY2024$7.58 million$2.61 million$850 thousand$302 thousand$940 thousand$8.22 million$20.0 million
FY2025$2.62 million$2.85 million$2.36 million$3.52 million$353 thousand$6.09 million$18.4 million
FY2026$4.17 million$3.19 million$2.46 million$1.19 million$453 thousand$593 thousand$19.2 million
FY2027——————$7.26 million
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Budget journey, 2025-27

How the 's budget changed from the Governor's proposal to today.

For FY2026 the Legislature approved $8.41 million, 68.6% more than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have raised it to $19.2 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$4.99 million$4.97 million
$8.41 million$5.61 million
$19.2 million(+$10.8 million adj.)$7.26 million(+$1.65 million adj.)
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Notes

Divisions as organised in FY2026. Each row links to its page in Explore.