Las Vegas, Nev. – The Collaboration Center, Las Vegas’ premier disability resource network, will honor Mayor Shelley Berkley at its 5th Annual Night en Blanc Gala on April 25 at 6 p.m. at its campus, located at 8390 W. Windmill Lane.
The premier white-themed evening will also recognize The Penta Building Group and Moser Architecture Studio as recipients of the coveted Founders Award, celebrating their contributions and support of the Collaboration Center and greater disability community.
About Collaboration Center
The Collaboration Center was established in 2019 with the mission to ensure everyone, regardless of disability, has equitable access to essential services and support systems by creating and managing the largest disability resource network in Nevada.
Through its core Pathways Program, the Collaboration Center connects individuals and families impacted by intellectual, developmental, physical, and learning disabilities with the best resources for achieving the greatest outcomes. Using a unique concierge case management approach, the Pathways team serves as a centralized, one-stop resource point for families to access to a full range of services, both on and off campus, providing assistance for navigating the complex network of disability services.
The Collaboration Center’s comprehensive campus serves as a centralized hub for a multitude of providers, agencies, and nonprofit organizations that specialize in serving individuals with disabilities from healthcare services and educational resources to community programs and supportive services.
For more information about the Collaboration Center, call (702) 329-3208, visit http://www.collablv.org, or follow @collaborationlv on social media.