Mental Health Rights
Mental Health Rights Documents

Our Mission:  To provide Peers, Caregivers and Providers a resource database to assist in their journey through the Arizona mental health system. Our aspiration is to develop a strong mental health community where anyone who needs mental health services can find them easily and also provide an honest review of the resources used.

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Maricopa County Legal Self-Help Center
Civil legal Self-help Center for Maricopa County courts. Includes forms and instructions for those who want to …
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Yavapai Justice and Mental Health Coalition
Vast array of resources available re Covid-19.
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HIVCD HIV Care Directions
Provides one-on-one assistance to individuals living with HIV, to connect them with necessary community services …
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Ability Center
Rent, sell and service wheelchair accessible vehicles.
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NAMI Arizona
Coordinates activities of NAMI Affiliates in Arizona and serves as a state organization of NAMI.
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UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation
Offers a grant program to cover the cost of medical-related services and equipment for children (hearing aids, ...
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Neighborhood Christian Center
Provides sliding scale fee for service medical and dental care to qualifying individuals. Must go to the clinic …
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TASC Inc
TASC is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services to provide outpatient behavioral health treatment …
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Valley Metro
Provides senior citizens (65+) and persons with disabilities living in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, and Tempe …
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Provides legal referrals for civil and criminal matters.
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SAVE Suicide Awareness Voice of Education
SAVE focuses its efforts and resources on six main program areas: Public Awareness, Education, Training and …
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Hear Now Starkey Foundation
Provides hearing aids to individuals permanently residing the in the U.S. who are deaf or hard of hearing and …
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Ozanam Manor
We provide a bridge to permanent housing for homeless men and women age 50 and above; along with physically or …
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Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition
Accessible transportation and programs to support adults in need of assistance to maintain their independence …
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Victim/ Witness Assist Program
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives Victim/Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) provides assistance …
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Vocational Rehabilitation
The Vocational Rehabilitation program provides a variety of services to persons with disabilities, with the …
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Wellton Senior Nutrition Center
Seniors and adults with disabilities can share a light breakfast and a nutritious lunch with other friendly …
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Fort Mojave Indian Tribe
Mental Health and Alcohol/Substance Abuse Outpatient Services for Adults and Youth: Individual Counseling, ...
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Sunshine Rescue Mission
Provides food and shelter for men, women and children. Currently housing 150 to 200 people per night. Goal is …
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Mental Health and Mesothelioma
Mesothelioma is a rare but very deadly cancer caused by asbestos exposure with a typical prognosis of one to …
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Smiles for Lifetime
Offers dental care on sliding scale (low-cost) basis for patients who are 21 years of age or older and cannot …
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Department of Child Safety
The Office of Prevention has a variety of programs for healthy families, abuse prevention and safe sleep.
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Sierra Vista Dream Center
Sierra Vista Dream Center is a non-profit, 501c3 organization that specializes in reaching, repairing, and …
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Mental Health Guild
A non-profit, all volunteer organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of persons with a serious …
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MATFORCE
Working together reducing substance abuse in Yavapai County.
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