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Project Woman reports staffing changes and federal funding constraints but maintains shelter and advocacy services

Clark County Reentry Coalition · May 19, 2026
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Summary

Project Woman told the coalition it is experiencing staffing changes and limits in federal funding; the agency is maintaining shelter and advocacy services while exploring relocation to a smaller, more central office and continuing recruitment.

Emily Kulow of Project Woman told the Clark County Reentry Coalition that the organization is managing staffing changes and federal funding constraints but continues to provide shelter and advocacy services.

Kulow said Project Woman is exploring relocating to a smaller, more centrally located office space and is actively recruiting staff. The minutes note the agency intends to maintain core services while adjusting its operations in response to funding and staffing pressures.

Coalition members received the update as an operational status report; no formal action was taken during the meeting.