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| Support Group Bipolar | DBSA Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance - Yuma Support Group | Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Yuma support group call or check their website for time and place. | (928) 785-2009 | Yuma |
| Peer Support | El Bienestar Wellness Center NAZCARE | Provides peer support, life skills, and supported employment services to those with Serious Mental Illness (SMI), general mental health concerns, substance use disorders, and co-occurring issues. | (928) 783-4253 | Yuma |
| LGBTQ+ | GLSEN Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network Yuma | GLSEN Yuma is a grassroots initiative, working locally in our community to ensure safe schools for all students, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity. There are 43 Chapters around the country doing this important work. Join us today! | (212) 727-0135 | Yuma |
| Senior Citizen | Helping Hands of Yuma | Offers, at no charge, transportation for vital appointments including medical, dental, vision, therapy, banking; Grocery Shopping service provides grocery shopping for clients unable to shop for themselves or by themselves to promote and support independence; Medical Equipment borrow a needed item from our inventory for free; Advocacy and Community Resource information for services and support provided to Seniors and their families; Social Opportunities; Personal Hygiene Supplies; Notary on staff to assist you by appointment. | (928) 305-9974 | Yuma |
| Addiction | Hoop's House | At Hoops House you will find a family of individuals committed to a “we” program of recovery who work together to create a safe sober living environment conducive to growth and recovery. At Hoops House we offer a lifelong extended recovery family at a place where pride and dignity are restored. | (520) 678–4120 | Yuma |
| Peer & Family | NAMI Yuma | You can contact NAMI Yuma at NAMI.yumaaz@gmail.com. | (928) 581-6886 | Yuma |
| Senior Citizen | San Luis Senior Services | Assistance to seniors with documentation, translations, and filling all sorts of applications, Services Maximizing Independent Living & Empowerment (SMILE), assists with Social Security issues, blood pressure check-ups provided by the Fire Department, Food bank distribution, Medicare applications and prescription assistance and transportation around the city. | (928) 341-8582 | Yuma |
| Senior Citizen | Somerton Senior Nutrition Center | The center consists of physical activities, local field trips, arts and craft, singing and dancing, playing games, breakfast and lunch served daily. | (928) 627-9878 | Yuma |
| Senior Citizen | Wellton Senior Nutrition Center | Seniors and adults with disabilities can share a light breakfast and a nutritious lunch with other friendly seniors when they attend CCS - Yuma’s Senior Nutrition Congregate Meal Program. The noon meal is designed to meet one-third of an older adult’s daily nutritional requirements. Along with the meals, seniors also visit with friends, participate in fun activities, and receive information on healthy aging and self-care. | (928) 782-1105 | Yuma |
| Senior Citizen | Yuma County Senior Centers | Seniors and adults with disabilities can share a light breakfast and a nutritious lunch with other friendly seniors when they attend CCS - Yuma’s Senior Nutrition Congregate Meal Program. The noon meal is designed to meet one-third of an older adult’s daily nutritional requirements. Along with the meals, seniors also visit with friends, participate in fun activities, and receive information on healthy aging and self-care. | (928) 782-4489 | Yuma |
| Financial | Yuma Public Fiduciary | The Public Fiduciary assumes Guardian, Conservator, or Personal Representative for individuals who have been determined to be unable to handle their own personal business affairs, when there are no relatives or other qualified individuals willing or able to serve. They also handle the affairs the affairs of vulnerable adults and the estates of those who die and have no one to manage estates once their gone and indigent burials (burial of poor persons). | (928) 373-1145 | Yuma |
| Addiction | America's Rehab Campus | America’s Rehab Campuses offer modern state-of-the-art drug and alcohol treatment facilities with accredited inpatient and outpatient programs to help you or a loved recover from addiction. | (833) 272-7342 | Southern |
| Addiction Prevention | Arizona Prevention Portal | This website serves as a portal for the work of human service providers and community coalitions throughout southern Arizona working to address substance misuse among youth and older adults. | Southern | |
| Senior Citizen | CHAMMP Coalition to Improve Health and Increase Awareness of Medication Management Through Prevention | HAMMP is a Rx Medication Misuse Prevention Coalition. It was developed to educate older adults and their caregivers about the safe use, storage and disposal of medications, thus improving the health and lives of senior citizens and the communities where they live. CHAMMP has a mascot, Bill the Pill, who attends different local events and teaches medication safety to people of all ages. | (520) 424-2828 | Southern |
| Mental Health | Community Health Associates | Licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services, Office of Behavioral Health to provide outpatient behavioral health treatment services. They are also a provider of Certified DUI Screening, Education, and Treatment services, and Certified Misdemeanor Offender Domestic Violence Counseling services. CIA is a Certified AHCCCS provider and a contracted network provider for Cenpatico Behavioral Health Services of Arizona. | (877) 320-1587 | Southern |
| Medical | Community Health Associates | Community Health Associates, serves the mental health and physical health needs of children, adolescents, adults and families living in Yuma County, South County, La Paz County, Cochise County, Santa Cruz County, Pima County and Pinal County. | (928) 919-6754 | Southern |
| Counseling | Easterseals Blake Foundation | Easterseals Blake Foundation provides a variety of counseling and behavioral health services. | (520) 449-8555 | Southern |
| Developmentally Disabled | Independent Oversight Committee South | Each committee is comprised of groups of local citizens who provide support and review in matters to the rights of people with developmental disabilities where services are provided. | Southern | |
| Mental Health | Mary’s Mission and Development Center | Available services include our Therapeutic Residential Treatment Services, DUI Services, Outpatient Services, Supervised Visitation and many more. | (520) 417-2115 | Southern |
| Children | Pilot Parents of Southern Arizona | We are committed to providing encouragement and support to families who have children with special needs. ADVOCACY TRAINING (AZ Partners in Leadership) – a leadership training program for parents of children with disabilities and for young adults with disabilities who want to further themselves as self-advocates. SIBLING SUPPORT – Sibshops – follows the national model of group experiences for the brothers and sisters of children with disabilities. All programs and services are offered free of charge without regard of the child’s disabilities, age, family income, qualifying conditions or other eligibility factors. | (877) 365-7220 | Southern |
| HIV/AIDS/STD | SAAF Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation | The mission of the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation is to cultivate a healthy and stigma-free society through transformative action. | (520) 628-7223 | Southern |
| Mental Health | Sonora Behavioral Health | Provides Behavioral Health services to Children (5-11), adolescents (12-17), and adults in crisis situations can benefit from our broad scope of programs. Their services include inpatient hospitalization for crisis stabilization, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs. | (877) 404-4273 | Southern |
| Legal Assistance | Southern Arizona Legal Aid | Our Mission is to provide quality legal services to people who would not otherwise have equal access to justice, in ways which affirm their individual and collective dignity, integrity, and power. | (520) 623-9461 | Southern |
| Crisis | Suicide and Crisis Hotline | Crisis line for Cochise, Graham, Greenlee, Pima, Pinal and Santa Cruz Counties in Arizona | (866) 495-6735 | Southern |
| Children | Tu Nidito No Child Grieves Alone | Tu Nidito is a Safe Place where children, teens, young adults and families find comfort, hope and support while they are grieving the diagnosis of a serious medical condition or the death of a loved one. Each year we support hundreds of individuals on their grief journey. | (520) 322-9155 | Southern |
| Medical | UA RISE Health and Wellness Center | Camp Wellness exists to enhance your knowledge and skills about health and wellness. Enjoy safe, supported exercise. Learn from award-winning peer providers who are Certified Recovery Support Specialists. | (877) 535-6170 | Southern |
| Deaf & Hard of Hearing | VDC Valley Center of the Deaf | Valley Center of the Deaf (VCD) is a community-based organization that empowers Deaf and hard of hearing individuals to live independently and achieve their personal goals. | (602) 267-1921 | Southern |
| Addiction | Verhelst Recovery House | The Verhelst Recovery House, located in Bisbee, Arizona, offers a 6-month residential program helping men learn how to live without alcohol or drugs. Recovery is guided through a 12-Step meeting program and setting of personal goals. | (520) 432-3764 | Southern |
| Family Support | La Paz / Mohave Superior Court Infant and Toddler Mental Health Team | Works in Professional Development for professionals from all community entities, parents, and foster parents who have or work with children in the birth-to-five age group. Our goal as a Court Team is to provide evidence-based training to everyone involved in the child welfare system so we can cooperate and collaborate in the best interest of the children and provide them with security and permanence in the least traumatic and most timely fashion possible. | (928) 753-0744 | Western |
| Rent/Utility Assistance | River Fund Inc | River Fund, Inc. is a local non-profit agency providing direct emergency and crisis services for individuals and families in Bullhead City, Ft. Mohave, Golden Shores, Golden Valley, Laughlin, Mohave Valley, Needles and Topock. Provides emergency energy assistance, rent money, food, temporary shelter, medical and pharmaceutical needs, vehicle repairs and similar issues Major issues such as homelessness, domestic violence, cancer, memory loss and veterans assistance are now growing concerns and are top priorities at River Fund. | (702) 298-0611 | Western |
| Crisis | Suicide and Crisis Hotline | Crisis line for La Paz County and Yuma County Arizona. | (866) 495-6735 | Western |
| Senior Citizen | WACOG Western Az Council of Governments | WACOG works on a broad range of issues and programs including: the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), Head Start, Health, Low-Income Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP), Nutrition, Services for Older Americans, Social Service Block Grant (SSBG), Transit and Transportation, Tax and Income Policies, and Weatherization Assistance. | (888) 453-5802 | Western |
| Domestic Violence | A New Leaf | Housing and supportive services for the homeless and those in need, including victims of domestic violence. | (480) 969-4024 | Arizona |
| Developmentally Disabled | A to Z Therapies | Provider of quality therapy services to children with developmental disabilities throughout Arizona. As a pioneer in home-based therapy, we seek to enhance the child’s therapy experience by providing our services, whenever possible, in the child’s natural home environment. | (602) 439-7400 | Arizona |
| Advocacy | Ability360 | Ability 360 provides information, programs, events, and resources to assist individuals with disabilities take personal responsibility so they may achieve or continue independent living. Also offers a medical loan closet. | (602) 256-2245 | Arizona |
| Victim Assistance | ACASI Arizona Child and Adolescent Survivor Initiative | ACASI’s mission is to foster the healing of intimate partner homicide survivors. We provide statewide, trauma-informed, wraparound services to children and adolescents who have lost a parent to intimate partner homicide IPH, and their caregivers. | (928) 523-3591 | Arizona |
| Senior Citizen | Accent Care | Our caring, dedicated and trained team members provide a wide variety of care options from personal, non-medical care to Medicare-certified skilled nursing, rehabilitation, hospice and care management. To help ensure optimal levels of health for you and your loved ones, our licensed agencies offer experience, proprietary programs and innovative technology, including Family Link—a platform that allows family members and loved ones, with established consent, to view the medication and allergy records of their loved ones under our care. | (800) 834-3059 | Arizona |
| Veterans | ACMF Arizona Coalition for Military Families | The Arizona Coalition for Military Families is a nationally recognized public/private partnership focused on building Arizona’s statewide capacity to care for, serve and support service members, veterans, their families and communities. | (602) 753-8802 | Arizona |
| Teen | Adolescent Substance Abuse Program | ASAP is a 10-week Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) designed specifically for the treatment of substance use disorders in youth ages 12-18. Group therapy is the primary treatment modality -- group therapy has long proven the most effective technique with teen substance use. At ASAP the teens attend group therapy three nights per week for 10 weeks, for a total of 30 group therapy sessions, and their parents also get help when they attend one of those sessions each week with their teen, at Parent Night. Urine drug testing is utilized as a critical tool to verify that teens are no longer using addictive substances. | (602) 434-0249 | Arizona |
| Rights | Adult Family Support Is Key To Recovery | A printable explanation of what Family Support is, how to obtain Family Support and your right to Family Support. | Arizona | |
| Crisis | Adult Protective Services | APS investigates allegations of abuse, exploitation and neglect of vulnerable adults. Also, self-neglect (when an adult with physical or mental impairments is unable to meet his or her basic needs which then impacts the adult’s minimum physical health, mental health or general safety). | (877) 767-2385 | Arizona |
| Medicaid AHCCCS | AHCCCS Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Medicaid | Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) is Arizona's Medicaid agency that offers health care programs to serve Arizona residents. Individuals must meet certain income and other requirements to obtain services. | Arizona | |
| Employment | AHCCCS Freedom to Work | Working Disabled group medical coverage plan for employed recipients with a disability without resource limitations. | (800) 654-8713 | Arizona |
| Transportation | AHCCCS Medical Transportation Line | For AHCCCS Medical Transport Services. | (800) 962-6690 | Arizona |
| Rights | AHCCCS Members Under 21 Years Of Age Have Dental Coverage | Printable explanation about your right to dental care if you are covered by AHCCCS and under 21. | Arizona | |
| Addiction | Alcoholics Anonymous | Referrals to local twelve step groups open to all. | (602) 264-1341 | Arizona |
| Utility Assistance | APS Arizona Public Service Electric Company | An assistance programs that provide discounts to qualified limited-income customers as well as programs to help customers to stay on top of their bills. | (800) 253-9405 | Arizona |
| Rights | Are You Seeking Substance Use Treatment? | Your options for treatment even if you do not have insurance. | Arizona | |
| Assistive Technology | Arizona Assistive Technology Exchange | Online resource for used assistive technology, adapted and durable medical equipment. Some items are no cost, although some may have a price or best offer. | (602) 728-9534 | Arizona |
| Senior Citizen | Arizona Association of Area Agencies | AZ4A is the Arizona Association of Area Agencies on Aging, a statewide network of seven regional agencies that address the needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities, as well as their families and caregivers. | (928) 298-2574 | Arizona |
| Employment | Arizona At Work | ARIZONA@WORK is the statewide workforce development network that helps employers of all sizes and types recruit, develop and retain the best employees for their needs. For job seekers throughout the state, we provide services and resources to pursue employment opportunities. | Arizona | |
| Vision Care | Arizona Blind/Visual Impairment Resources | Resource guide for the blind and visually impaired. | Arizona | |
| Financial | Arizona Call Center Unemployment Information | How to use the Unemployment Insurance Benefits Using the Arizona Unemployment Insurance Call Center Phone System and Telephone Information and Payment System (TIPS) | (602) 542-5954 | Arizona |
| Senior Citizen | Arizona Care Management Solutions | Elder care advice. | (928) 300-0172 | Arizona |
| Children | Arizona Child Abuse Info Center | Mandatory reporting of child abuse training presented by Arizona Governor's Office - Children's Justice Programs. | (602) 271-4500 | Arizona |
| Children | Arizona Child and Family Advocacy Network | Advocacy centers located throughout Arizona are designed to provide onsite services to child victims of either physical or sexual abuse as well as neglect. Some centers provide services to adult victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, or vulnerable adult abuse. | (928) 750-3583 | Arizona |
| Children | Arizona Child Care Administration | Find childcare, obtain childcare assistance and licenses childcare facilities. | (602) 542-2526 | Arizona |
| Children | Arizona Child Care Resource and Referral | Provides free information about community trainings and resources for child care providers and the early childhood community via telephone or online search. | (800) 308-9000 | Arizona |
| Foster Care | Arizona Children's Association | Provides services and support related to foster, adoption, respite, crisis, and shelter for children up to 6 years. | (800) 944-7611 | Arizona |
| Domestic Violence | Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence | Providers of direct services to victims and survivors of sexual and domestic violence. Victims and survivors are the beneficiaries of their work. Also provides free legal representation to enforce the rights of crime victims in criminal cases in Arizona, as well as social services to assist crime victims during the course of the case. | (800) 782-6400 | Arizona |
| Deaf & Hard of Hearing | Arizona Comission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing | The purpose of the ACDHH is to ensure, in partnership with the public and private sector, accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing to improve their quality of life. | (602) 542-3323 | Arizona |
| Medical | Arizona Complete Care | Dedicated to promoting healthy outcomes and quality of life for the members. They strive to make a difference in the lives of Arizona Long Term Care System’s (ALTCS) members and providers. | (888) 788-4408 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | Arizona Complete Health Care | In Arizona, Care 1st and Arizona Complete Health-Complete Care Plan are bringing our health plans together to better serve our members, providers, partners and communities. | (888) 788-4408 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Arizona Council on Compulsive Gambling | Provides referrals to local Gamblers Anonymous meetings. | (800) 777-7207 | Arizona |
| Counselor Search | Arizona Counselor Association | Search for Counselors in Arizona. Also has a Counselor job search as well as training information. | (480) 485-9968 | Arizona |
| Dental | Arizona Dental Foundation | Provides comprehensive dental care at no charge to individuals who are elderly (65+), have a special need (SSDI), or are medically compromised (i.e., transplant waiting lists), and lack adequate income to pay for needed dental care or have no dental insurance. Must fill out an application and be placed on waiting list. | (480) 850-1474 | Arizona |
| Children | Arizona Department of Child Safety Child Abuse Hotline | Report suspicion of child abuse, neglect or exploitation. Hotline for people with children who are being abused. | (888) 767-2445 | Arizona |
| Education | Arizona Department of Education | Provides information on available Maricopa County GED and Adult Education classes, and GED testing centers. Also provides information on Arizona Language Acquisition for Adults classes by county. | (602) 542-4361 | Arizona |
| Children | Arizona Department of Education - Exceptional Student Services | ESS ensures that public education agencies in Arizona have special education programs, policies, and procedures that comply with the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and its implementing regulations, and that eligible children and youth with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education (FAPE). | (602) 542-4013 | Arizona |
| Housing | Arizona Department of Housing | Arizona's state housing agency provides information on apartment rentals, emergency repair and housing rehabilitation, eviction or foreclosure assistance, fair housing laws, homeownership assistance, and section 8 housing. Also, offers unemployment, underemployment and reinstatement mortgage payment assistance as well as short sale assistance in addition to principal reduction assistance to qualified Arizona homeowners. | (602) 771-1000 | Arizona |
| Utility Assistance | Arizona Dept of Economic Security | Utility assistance programs to assist low income households. | (855) 432-7587 | Arizona |
| DUI | Arizona DUI | Services is qualified to offer accommodating, affordable, and convenient DUI Alcohol and Drug Screenings, Revocation Evaluations, 16 Hour DUI Education and 20 or 36 Hours of DUI Treatment to anyone anywhere in the state of Arizona. | (602) 882-4968 | Arizona |
| Developmentally Disabled | Arizona Early Intervention Program | The Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) is Arizona’s statewide interagency system of services and supports for families of infants and toddlers, birth to three years of age, with disabilities or delays. AzEIP is established by Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which provides eligible children and their families access to services to enhance the capacity of families and caregivers to support the child’s development. | (602) 532-9960 | Arizona |
| Food | Arizona Famers Market Nutrition Program | Provides vouchers to allow participants to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at approved farmers markets. Must be eligible for WIC or the Commodity Program through Arizona Department of Health Services. | (800) 252-5942 | Arizona |
| Food | Arizona Food Bank Network | Large database of emergency food options (food banks, pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and others that distribute emergency food) in Arizona. Find Food Bank by zip code. | (602) 528-3434 | Arizona |
| Medicaid AHCCCS | Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Medicaid | How to apply for Arizona's Medicaid system. | (855) 432-7587 | Arizona |
| Housing | Arizona Housing Coalition | Advocates for safe, affordable homes for all Arizonans. | (602) 340-9393 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | Arizona Mentor | Arizona MENTOR is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services as a behavioral health residential facility, serving adults 18 years and older with complex mental health needs. | (602) 200-9494 | Arizona |
| Peer & Family | Arizona Peer and Family Coalition | Dedicated to extending peer and family leadership into all aspects of Arizona’s behavioral health care. | (928) 277-0713 | Arizona |
| Poison Control | Arizona Poison Control | Working to keep Arizonans healthy and safe, and provide the expert medical knowledge they need when they have a poison emergency. | (800) 222-1222 | Arizona |
| Children | Arizona Resource Guide For Supporting Children With Life-Threatening Food Allergies | The purpose of this manual is to provide a guideline for supporting children with life-threatening food allergies in school. This resource is to assist teams in developing individual plans for children. Arizona Department of Health. | Arizona | |
| Dental | Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health | The Dental Clinic at the Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health offers all the high-quality services you would expect from a private-practice clinic, plus many advanced and specialized services you won't find at other clinics: | (480) 248-8100 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Arizona Secretary of State | Maintains a free registry called the “Arizona Advance Directive” where individuals can send advance directives for secure storage and can be accessible to individuals, loved ones and health care providers. This webpage also has other resources available on advanced directives. | (602) 542-4285 | Arizona |
| Financial | Arizona Self Help | Arizona Self Help is a free and easy way to find out if your family can get help from 40 different health and human services programs. | Arizona | |
| Domestic Violence | Arizona Shelters and Safe Houses | Provides a list of domestic violence shelters, safe houses and services in Arizona. | Arizona | |
| Smoking Cessation | Arizona Smoker's Helpline | Free telephone and web-based coaching services to help people quit tobacco. Medication cessation assistance also available. | (800) 556-6222 | Arizona |
| Asian Community | Arizona South Asians for Safe Families | Free domestic violence assistance for individuals from South Asian communities. | (877) 723-3711 | Arizona |
| Advocacy | Arizona Spinal Cord Injury Association | The Arizona Spinal Cord Injury Association is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with spinal cord injuries. Goal is to promote physical, intellectual, spiritual, emotional and social recovery. | (602) 507-4209 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Arizona State Attorney General | The Attorney General’s Office is the attorney for the state of Arizona. They handle consumer, civil, victim rights and other complaints. They provide advocacy and public education on consumer protection issues with an emphasis on fraud and abuse. enforce civil rights laws, increase public awareness of civil rights, provide dispute resolution services, and offer community services throughout the State. | (800) 458-4911 | Arizona |
| Vision Care | Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library | Provides books, magazines and other library resources in alternate formats for all Arizona residents whose visual or physical disabilities prevent the use of conventional print materials. Also offers information about resources and activities around the valley for the visually and hearing impaired. | (602) 255-5578 | Arizona |
| Psychiatric Hospital | Arizona State Hospital | Treatment at ASH (Arizona State Hospital) is considered “the highest and most restrictive” level of care in the state. Patients are admitted as a result of an inability to be treated in a community facility or due to their legal status. | (602) 244-1331 | Arizona |
| Advocacy | Arizona State Hospital Independent Oversight Committee | Each committee is comprised of groups of local citizens who provide support and review in matters to the rights of people with developmental disabilities where services are provided. | (602) 220-6012 | Arizona |
| Suicide Prevention | Arizona State Suicide Prevention Website | Provides ending suicide resources in Arizona. | (800) 273-8255 | Arizona |
| Crisis | Arizona State University Hotline | For students and staff needing telephone crisis counseling, 24-hour crisis hotline. | (480) 965-6146 | Arizona |
| Suicide Prevention | Arizona Suicide Prevention Coalition | With public discourse, education, and awareness, each of us can help reduce the frequency of suicide in our communities. | (866) 205-5229 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Arizona Supreme Court | The Arizona Supreme Court site has information about the entire court system. | (602) 452-3300 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Arizona Transitional Housing | Transitional, sober housing provides supportive housing along with drug and alcohol treatment for selective locations. Search through our list of supportive housing below to find the transitional resource in Arizona you need. | (800) 334-8893 | Arizona |
| Financial | Arizona Unemployment Insurance Application | How to file for unemployment benefits. | (602) 542-5954 | Arizona |
| Foster Care | ASA Now Advocacy, Support and Assistance for Children and Families Impacted by Foster Care | ASA Now is a non-profit organization that Advocates for, Supports, and Assists children and families impacted by foster care. They are passionate about providing support to families and professionals by restoring hope and empowering them to better serve these children in need. | (623) 428-1592 | Arizona |
| Children | Association for Supportive Child Care | Provides free information about community trainings and resources for child care providers and the early childhood community via telephone or online search. Offers a Kith & Kin Project that provides a 14-week free early childhood training and support group to child care providers of the children of friends and family. Transportation within a 5-mile radius can be provided. Free childcare available during the classes. | (800) 535-4599 | Arizona |
| Food | Association of Arizona Food Banks | Search for Food Banks in your area. | (800) 445-1914 | Arizona |
| Hearing | ASU Speech and Hearing Clinic | Provides speech and hearing services to the general public at competitive rates. Sliding scale available for those who qualify. | (480) 965-2373 | Arizona |
| Internet/Phone | AT&T | Phone service for low-income at a reduced amount. | (800) 331-0500 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Awakening Recovery Center | Full-service Counseling Facility that provides an Intensive Outpatient Program serving Arizona, and based out of Tempe, Arizona and Safford, Arizona. They specialize in the treatment of addiction and alcoholism using a variety of evidence-based therapeutic methods to aid in your recovery process. | (480) 209-1977 | Arizona |
| Community | AZ 2 1 1 | Enter your zip code for information and community resources in your county with specific COVID-19 information and resources. Arizona 211 | 211 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | AZ Law Help | Resources and referrals for Arizona civil legal aid. | (866) 637-5341 | Arizona |
| Peer & Family | AZ Peer and Family Resources | A resources website and locator for a variety of peer and family resources, substance abuse services, and much, much more. | Arizona | |
| Autism | AZA Arizona Autism United | Vision is to become a model autism organization that provides comprehensive services across the lifespan, with facilities throughout the state of Arizona. | (602) 773-5773 | Arizona |
| Grandparent | AZGA Arizona Grandparents Ambassadors | Statewide support and legislative advocacy network of, by and for grandparents raising grandchildren and non-parent caregivers raising children. We are the families who give these children safe, stable homes and keep them out of the foster care system. | (520) 312-8067 | Arizona |
| Children | AZPAC Arizona Partnership for Children | AzPaC has delivered services for the Department of Child Safety (DCS) and First Things First. DCS Programs include the following: Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T, In Home Services, Foster Parent recruitment and licensing, Adoptive Parent recruitment and licensing, Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children (ICPC), and Parent Aide. | (928) 774-9125 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | Banner University Family Care | Banner University Family Care/AHCCCS Complete Care (B – UFC/ACC) is an integrated health insurance plan. | (800) 582-8686 | Arizona |
| Veterans | Be Connected Arizona | Connecting Arizona service members, veterans, families & helpers to information, support and resources. A Support Line is available to everyone and callers can keep their identity anonymous. | (855) 785-1500 | Arizona |
| Rights | Be Your Own Advocate Voice And Choice | You have a right to voice and choose in your health care services. Printable explanation on how to advocate for yourself. | Arizona | |
| Rights | Behavioral Health Respite In The Children’s System | Printable explanation about Respite care in the Behavioral Health Children's System | Arizona | |
| Financial | Benefits Checkup | You may be eligible for programs that save money on medications and other health care costs (such as copays and deductibles). A place to check eligibility for various federal, state, and local assistance programs. | (800) 794-6559 | Arizona |
| Children | Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona | Offers community-based and school-based mentoring programs for children ages 6 to 18. | (602) 264-9254 | Arizona |
| Children | Birth to Five Helpline | Young children don’t come with an instruction manual. You’re going to have questions. There will be times when you can use some advice. Sometimes you just need someone to listen. The Birth to Five Helpline is here to help. | (877) 705-5437 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | BUHP Banner United Health Plan - Member Advocacy Council MAC | Serves as the voice of the member, family and communities we serve. Council members will advise, assist and provide guidance to the physical and behavioral health service delivery system from the member, family and community lens. | (480) 827-5988 | Arizona |
| Senior Citizen | Burkshire Retirement Hotel | Burkeshire Retirement Hotel is an Assisted Living Center with Behavioral Health Services, operating 24 hours a day, 365 a year. Our Assisted Living Center cares for both male and female adults and their families, seeking an intervention to rehabilitate a variety of behavioral health issues and assistance with daily living. | (602) 258-7488 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Calvary Healing Center | We’ve strived to create a secure, compassionate and comfortable environment to recover from different forms of addiction and substance abuse. | (602) 279-1468 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | Care 1st Health Plan | Care1st Health Plan Arizona, Inc. will be the most provider-oriented managed care organization that will strive to continuously improve the quality of services rendered to its members. | (866) 560-4042 | Arizona |
| Housing | Caring Spirits of Arizona | Safe, comfortable and affordable independent housing and related support services and care coordination for low-income disabled adults whether the disability is related to their physical health, mental health, or both. | (720) 588-2022 | Arizona |
| Children | CASA Court Appointed Special Advocates | CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates. CASA volunteers are everyday people appointed by a judge to speak up for abused and neglected children in court. CASA of Arizona and its volunteers have been advocating for abused and neglected children in Arizona for over 35 years and have served over 25,000 children. | (928) 453-0705 | Arizona |
| Family Support | Catholic Charities Community Services | Immigrations, unaccompanied minors, refugee resettlement and housing services available, plus counseling for unexpected pregnancy, sex trafficking, domestic violence, and more. | (855) 316-2229 | Arizona |
| Support Group | Celebrate Recovery | Offers Christian based support meetings to help people obtain freedom from their hurts, hang-ups, and habits. Multiple meetings times/places in Arizona. | Arizona | |
| Addiction | Center for Behavioral Health | Network of outpatient facilities offers comprehensive substance abuse treatment programs to assist people addicted to opiates such as OxyContin, Lortab, Vicodin, Oxycodone, Hydrocodone and Heroin. | (602) 253-6553 | Arizona |
| Children | CFSS Child and Family Support Services | Doing away with the sometimes-negative aspects of behavioral healthcare services to make the experience positive, helpful, and efficient, is how they based their behavioral health support services. Offers services when and where you want and need them rather than only during traditional office hours. If you need support on a weekend, evening or holiday, we believe it should be available. When you need services in your home, your child’s school, a young adult’s workplace, or wherever else help is most beneficial, that is where services should be offered. | (480) 635-9944 | Arizona |
| Internet/Phone | Charter Communications | Free internet offer for 2 months for households with K-12 or college student. | (844) 579-3743 | Arizona |
| Children | Child and Family Resources | Their family programs build resilient children and families. Being a parent presents special challenges and joys. Some parents are faced with even harder challenges such as having a child with developmental disabilities, living in poverty, or not being able to provide basic needs for their children. Their in-home Family Support Specialists teach parents how to be the best parents they can be despite these challenges. | (520) 881-8940 | Arizona |
| Children | Child Crisis Arizona Emergency Children’s Shelters | Temporary emergency shelter for children ages 0-11 years old. Offers shelter to children in abusive situations as well as any child needing a place to stay whether due to family emotional stress or homelessness. | (480) 969-2308 | Arizona |
| Financial | Child Support Calculator | The 2018 - 2019 Child Support Calculator is an interactive program that will calculate a child support amount based on the Arizona Child Support Guidelines that became effective April 1, 2018. | (602) 452-3400 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Choice Recovery Center | Choice Recovery provides individuals with an environment, culture, and set of tools to succeed in recovery. | (480) 527-0337 | Arizona |
| Homeless | Circle the City | Everyone needs a place to heal. Circle the City embraces people experiencing homelessness with compassionate medical care and meaningful human services as they journey toward healthy, independent living. For those in our community experiencing illness and homelessness, there will always be a place to heal, recover and realize a better life. | (602) 776-9000 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | CMDP Comprehensive Medical and Dental Program | The Comprehensive Medical and Dental Program (CMDP), within the Department of Child Safety (DCS), is a Medicaid managed acute health care program serving children and youth in foster care in the state of Arizona. | (602) 351-2245 | Arizona |
| Prescription Help | Coast to Coast Rx Card | Discount prescription drug card will provide you with Rx medication savings of up to 80% at thousands of pharmacies across the country including CVS, Walmart, Kroger, Walgreens, Albertsons and their affiliates. | (833) 570-8622 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Cocaine Anonymous Arizona | Provides valley-wide Narcotics Anonymous meeting information. | (602) 279-3838 | Arizona |
| Teen | Collective Resource Hub | Resources for people and professionals who serve children and youth. | (602) 258-5777 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | Community Bridges | Community Bridges, Inc. (CBI) uses a holistic—or integrated—approach to addiction treatment and behavioral health concerns. | (877) 931-9142 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Community Bridges Medication Assisted Treatment | Medication Assisted Treatment services that help those recovering from an opioid, alcohol or substance use addiction recover their lives. | (928) 289-1222 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Community Legal Services | Community Legal Services is a non-profit law firm committed to increasing fairness in the civil justice system by advocating, litigating, and educating on behalf of Arizona’s most underserved communities. | (602) 258-3434 | Arizona |
| Veterans | Community Resource and Referral Center for Homeless Veteran Services | CRRCs provide Veterans who are homeless and at risk of homelessness with one-stop access to community-based, multiagency services to promote permanent housing, health and mental health care, career development and access to VA and non-VA benefits. | (602) 248-6040 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Complete Drug Rehab Resource Guide | Drug Rehabs Arizona offers a comprehensive list of Drug Treatment and Alcoholism Treatment Centers to help you find which type of treatment is right for you or your loved one. | (866) 339-0661 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | COPA Health | Nonprofit organization that provides links to mental health resources to adults and children with developmental disabilities and behavioral health challenges. | (480) 969-3800 | Arizona |
| Prescription Help | Cover Arizona | Offers updates, tools, links and news about the Health Insurance Marketplace and Medicaid. | (800) 377-3536 | Arizona |
| Internet/Phone | Cox Communications Connect2Complete | Low-cost Student Home Internet to qualified households. | (800) 234-3993 | Arizona |
| Developmentally Disabled | CPES Novelles Developmental Services | CPES offers a comprehensive array of supports and services for adults and youth with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities. | (520) 884-7954 | Arizona |
| Crisis | Crisis Response Network | At the Crisis Response Network our work is about Inspiring Hope in those who contact us seeking help. SMI (Seriously Mentally Ill). | (855) 832-2866 | Arizona |
| Foster Care | Crisis Services For Children In Foster, Kinship & Adoptive Care | Explains what a mental health crisis is and what to do if you find your family in that situation. | Arizona | |
| Rights | Crisis Services For Children In Foster, Kinship & Adoptive Care | Explains what a mental health crisis is and what to do if you find your family in that situation. | Arizona | |
| Criminal Justice | David's Hope | Help to navigate the behavioral health and criminal justice systems. | (602) 774-4382 | Arizona |
| Developmentally Disabled | DDD Division of Developmental Disabilities | The Division of Developmental Disabilities empowers individuals with developmental disabilities to lead self-directed, healthy and meaningful lives. DDD provides supports and services for eligible Arizonans. | (844) 770-9500 | Arizona |
| Children | Department of Child Safety | The Office of Prevention has a variety of programs for healthy families, abuse prevention and safe sleep. | Arizona | |
| Food | DES Arizona Department of Economic Security | AHCCCS, food assistance. | (928) 634-0780 | Arizona |
| Foster Care | Destiny House | Support for becoming a foster parent, adoption, and teens in foster care. | (602) 341-3634 | Arizona |
| Social Security | Disability Help Center | Provides assistance in obtaining Social Security Disability Benefits, and referrals for necessary resources. They assist with the application process, appeals process, or preparing for a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. | (888) 939-4692 | Arizona |
| Food | Double Up Food Bucks | Double Up Food Bucks Arizona is a nutrition-based, federally funded program that helps people bring home more healthy fruits and vegetables, while also supporting Arizona farmers. The program doubles the value of SNAP (formerly food stamps) benefits used at farmers markets. Use your SNAP Quest Card at participating farmers markets and every dollar you spend is matched with an extra dollar to spend on more Arizona-grown fruits and vegetables, up to an additional amount in free fruits and vegetables per market visit. Visit the website or ask about it next time you shop with your SNAP Quest Card at your favorite farmers market. Program of Pinnacle Prevention. | Arizona | |
| Addiction Prevention | Drug Free AZ Kids | Prevention and reduction of drug and alcohol use among youth. Part of Southwest Behavioral & Health Services. | (602) 305-7126 | Arizona |
| Rights | Dual Eligible Members | AHCCCS members who also have Medicare are considered Dual Eligible. This is a printable explanation of their rights. | Arizona | |
| Developmentally Disabled | Dynamite Therapy | Dynamite Therapy brings physical, occupational, and speech therapies, as well as developmental special instruction and service coordination directly to your home or community-based location (such as a daycare or park). We work directly on functional daily life skills that your family identifies as most important. | (480) 419-0848 | Arizona |
| Deaf & Hard of Hearing | Ear Foundation of Arizona | Provides financial assistance with obtaining hearing aids for children who do not qualify for AHCCCS. Also offers loaner hearing aids while awaiting permanent devices. | (602) 904-6344 | Arizona |
| Autism | Echoing Hope Ranch | Conceived as a community of hope, Echoing Hope Ranch is a place where people with autism and other developmental disabilities can be productive in a peaceful, supportive environment. Our extended Echoing Hope family provides residential and day program services near the San Pedro River as well as in-home respite and habilitation and employment services in Pima County and in Sierra Vista, Bisbee and surrounding communities. | (520) 508-2087 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Elba House | A 10-bed Level II residential program, Elba House provides comprehensive substance abuse treatment and rehabilitative services targeting pregnant and parenting women. | (602) 243-5492 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Families Anonymous | Provides 12-steop meeting information for families of people who use drugs or alcohol. Also offers an online meeting format. | (800) 736-9805 | Arizona |
| Rights | Family-Run Organizations Providing Children’s Services | A printable explanation of what services Family-Run Organizations provide, how to obtain those services and your right to this support. | Arizona | |
| Family Support | FIC Family Involvement Center | FIC, Family Involvement Center is a family run organization. Their services are available all across Arizona. They have offices in Flagstaff, Prescott Valley, Phoenix, Glendale, and Tucson. | (602) 288-0155 | Arizona |
| Warm Line | FIC Family Involvement Center Warmline | FIC is urging any who feels overwhelmed due to life’s current challenges to call the Warmline. | (877) 568-8468 | Arizona |
| Rights | Filing A Complaint Regarding Services For Adults With A Serious Mental Illness (SMI) | The process and right to file a complaint, grievance, quality of care or other concern for a person with a designation of SMI (seriously mentally ill) in Arizona. | Arizona | |
| Children | First Things First | Foundation that supports families with children 0-5 with a variety of resources and programs throughout the state. | (877) 803-7234 | Arizona |
| Food | Food Assistance Programs in Arizona | Arizona Department of Economic Security list of food assistance programs. | Arizona | |
| Food | Food Pantries.org | Directory of Food Pantries in Arizona by city plus additional information about subsidized groceries and other food benefits. | Arizona | |
| Tribal Services | Fort Mojave Indian Tribe | Mental Health and Alcohol/Substance Abuse Outpatient Services for Adults and Youth: Individual Counseling, Couples/Family counseling, Alcohol/Substance abuse intensive out-patient program, Psycho-educational Groups (life skills, anger management, alcohol/substance abuse prevention and education, etc., Vocational Counseling and Support groups (AA, NA, White Bison). | (760) 629-4591 | Arizona |
| Foster Care | Foster And Kinship Caregivers Resources | A guide of resources for Foster and Kinship Caregivers. Kinship includes Grandparents, Cousins, Aunts, Uncles etc. | Arizona | |
| Rights | Foster And Kinship Caregivers Resources | A guide of resources for Foster and Kinship Caregivers. Kinship includes Grandparents, Cousins, Aunts, Uncles etc. | Arizona | |
| Food | Free Food Services | Directory of free food sources throughout the state. Also, has listings for other states as well. | Arizona | |
| Rights | Getting Transportation To And From Your AHCCCS Covered Services | How to get transportation to and from your AHCCCS covered services. | Arizona | |
| Employment | Goodwill One-Stop Career Centers | Career Centers that offer free job search and career development services to the community. There are 11 Career centers located throughout the valley that are equipped with computers, printers, internet, fax machines, and telephones. Certain career centers also offer free computer and customer service training. | (602) 535-4000 | Arizona |
| Housing | Greater Phoenix Urban League | Offers housing, employment, education, and small business programs to the community. Housing programs include Foreclosure Prevention Counseling, First Time Homebuyers Seminar, Affordable Low-Income Housing Referral assistance, and Neighborhood Stabilization programs. | (602) 254-5611 | Arizona |
| Homeless | Halle Women’s Center | For UMOM, shelter is a strategy. The moment a family or individual steps into shelter, they listen. They learn who they are and what happened to them. Then they match services and programs to their needs. With their help, they show us how they will overcome their challenges and, wherever possible, how they will return to the community in a permanent home. | (602) 275-7852 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | Health Choice Arizona | They are committed to a collaborative approach with physicians, hospitals and all other providers in the medical communities of Apache, Coconino, Maricopa, Mohave, Navajo, Pima, Gila and Pinal counties. Health plan formally known as Steward Health Choice. | (800) 322-8670 | Arizona |
| Financial | Health Link | Assists uninsured adults, children, and families enroll in AHCCCS, or access free or low-cost healthcare in the community. | (800) 235-9678 | Arizona |
| Financial | Health-e-Arizona PLUS | Apply for nutrition, cash and medical assistance. | (855) 432-7587 | Arizona |
| Financial | Health-e-Choice Arizona | Health-e-Arizona Plus is an on-line application for Arizona Residents. You can apply for medical coverage through AHCCCS, Nutrition Assistance (formerly known as the Food Stamp program), and Cash Assistance. | Arizona | |
| Family Support | Healthy Families Arizona | Healthy Families Arizona (HFAz) is designed to help expectant and new parents get their children off to a healthy start. Families are screened according to specific criteria and participate voluntarily in the program. Families that choose to participate receive home visits and referrals from trained staff. | (602) 255-2500 | Arizona |
| Veterans | Heroes Healing Heroes | The Mission of Heroes Healing Heroes Outdoors (H3O) is to provide disabled and disadvantaged American Heroes (e.g. Veterans, Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters and Paramedic/EMT professionals) with the opportunity to experience the healing effects of fresh air and peaceful outdoor activities through fully assisted hunting expeditions accessible to heroes with many different disabilities. | (520) 236-9151 | Arizona |
| HIV/AIDS/STD | HIVCD HIV Care Directions | Provides one-on-one assistance to individuals living with HIV, to connect them with necessary community services. | (888) 783-7500 | Arizona |
| Senior Citizen | Homeless Shelter Directory | List of Arizona shelters is many are emergency shelters along with general homeless shelters and some transitional housing opportunities. Many of these shelters now have waiting lists so please call before going to them. | Arizona | |
| Veterans | HOOVES Horses Offering Our Vets Equine Services | The HOOVES program encourages Veterans to work on building a relationship with horses, reading cues and working together to accomplish tasks. This connection helps the Veteran learn how to improve their relationships with others, to better understand themselves and to better cope and adapt to the world around them. | (419) 930-7936 | Arizona |
| Peer & Family | Hope Lives - Vive la Esperanza | Peer Support, Parent and Family Support, Substance Resources, Transportation, Socialization, Young Adult (18-25), Criminal Justice Jails and Prisons, Forensic Peer Support Provider, Peer Support Certification Training. | (855) 747-6522 | Arizona |
| Internet/Phone | Hopeline | Provides a phone and 3000 anytime minutes to domestic violence survivors affiliated with a local domestic violence agency. | (602) 279-2900 | Arizona |
| Rights | How A Hospital Discharge Plan Helps AHCCCS Members Return To Good Health | Your rights and what should be included when you are discharged from inpatient treatment. | Arizona | |
| Peer Training | How To Become A Peer Recovery Support Specialist | Why and how to become a Peer Recovery Support Specialist. A list of Peer Support Training organizations. | Arizona | |
| Rights | How To Become A Peer Recovery Support Specialist | Why and how to become a Peer Recovery Support Specialist. A list of Peer Support Training organizations. | Arizona | |
| Rights | How To File A Grievance For Arizona Long Term Care Services (ALTCS) Members With A Serious Mental Illness (SMI) Determination | How to file a complaint, grievance or concern for someone in ALTCS when they have been determined to have a serious mental illness. This explains your rights and the procedures. | Arizona | |
| Rights | How To Keep Yourself And Others Safe When Calling 9-1-1 | This AHCCCS policy page explains what to do to keep yourself and others safe if you need to call 911 in a mental health emergency. | Arizona | |
| Rights | How To Update Your Mailing Address | How to update your address, phone number, or other information in your AHCCCS account. | Arizona | |
| Addiction | Hushabye Nursery | Recovery center for Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. | (480) 628-7500 | Arizona |
| Support Group Bipolar | I | Peer Arizona Bipolar and Bipolar Depression Support Groups | Listing of support groups in Arizona. | Arizona | |
| Native American | Indian Health Services | Their mission is to raise the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of American Indians and Alaska Natives to the highest level. | (800) 225-0241 | Arizona |
| Tribal Services | Inter Tribal Council of Arizona | The Inter Tribal Council of Arizona was established in 1952 to provide a united voice for tribal governments located in the State of Arizona to address common issues of concerns. | (602) 258-4822 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | Intermountain Centers | Intermountain Centers for Human Development provides health and human services for Arizona’s at-risk populations in outpatient networks, educational contexts, group homes and independent living locations. | 5207211887 | Arizona |
| Involuntary Commitment | Involuntary Commitment COE COT | Title 36 (involuntary commitment) law information in Arizona. | Arizona | |
| Addiction | ITS Intensive Treatment Systems | Intensive Treatment Systems (ITS) is a CARF accredited, outpatient substance use treatment program providing Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) to patients who are affected by Opioid Use Disorder and/or Alcohol Use Disorder. | (855) 245-6350 | Arizona |
| Vision Care | Knights Templar Eye Foundation | Provides assistance with eye surgery for individuals who make less than $18,000/year and have been declined for services by Medicaid (AHCCCS). Must be a US citizen and have less than $50,000 in assets. | (214) 888-0220 | Arizona |
| Education | Law for Kids | Provides information and resources to teach children and teens about the law. Specific goal of educating Arizona's youth, their parents, communities and schools to increase their knowledge about youth laws and to encourage law-abiding behavior. | (602) 340-7366 | Arizona |
| LGBTQ+ | LGBTQ Consortium | Honoring individuals’ gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation, they work to increase the health and wellness of Arizonans by eliminating health disparities and injustice. | Arizona | |
| Mental Health | Lifewell | Lifewell Behavioral Wellness is a non-profit integrated healthcare agency providing treatment, services and support for low-income clients diagnosed with serious mental illness (SMI), general mental health issues, and substance abuse disorders. | (602) 808-2822 | Arizona |
| Medical | Low Cost Health Clinics | A list of clinics offering low-cost health care and services though out the state of Arizona. | (602) 506-3011 | Arizona |
| Rent Assistance | Lutheran Social Services Rent and Mortgage Assistance | A limited amount of rent financial assistance is available each month. Eligibility and availability are based upon a variety of factors. | (480) 654-4539 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | Magellan Complete Care | Integrated Health Neighborhoods, where our team works with you to coordinate your healthcare, connect you with local resources and get the services you need. | (800) 424-5891 | Arizona |
| Criminal Justice | Mental Health and the Justice System | Across Arizona, the court has taken a leadership role in improving its response to people experiencing mental illness. Nationally, the Conference of State Court Administrators (COSCA) and National Center for State Courts have been urging courts to commit to improvements and decriminalize mental illness, stating that the judiciary’s unique vantage point make it an ideal force for convening community stakeholders to develop protocols and processes that better address how the courts administer justice for those with mental illness and co-occurring behavioral health conditions. | (602) 452-3300 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | Mercy Care Plan | Mercy Care is a not-for-profit health plan offering integrated care to children, adults and seniors eligible for AHCCCS benefits. | (800) 624-3879 | Arizona |
| Children | MIKID Mentally Ill Kids in Distress | Offering respite services direct care providers are able to provide rest and relief for families and youth in the Children’s Behavioral Health System. | (928) 775-4448 | Arizona |
| Immunizations | MinuteClinics at CVS Pharmacy | Offers vaccines for children, adolescents, teens and adults. Please call to check your insurance. | (866) 389-2727 | Arizona |
| Eating Disorder | Mirasol | Mirasol provides alternative Eating Disorder Treatment Programs. Their clinicians use non-pharmaceutical alternatives whenever possible to enhance and restore the body's natural ability to combat illness. Mirasol clients rediscover normal eating with individual meal plans and guidance from our staff dietitians. | (888) 520-1700 | Arizona |
| Financial | My Family Benefits | An online system that offers Arizona families an easy and secure way to access information about Food Stamps, Cash Assistance, and Medical Assistance benefits. | (855) 432-7587 | Arizona |
| Peer & Family | NAMI Arizona | Coordinates activities of NAMI Affiliates in Arizona and serves as a state organization of NAMI. | (480) 994-4407 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Narcotics Anonymous | Provides information for local twelve step groups open to all. | (480) 897-4636 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | National Center for State Courts | Information about courts in all states. | (800) 616-6164 | Arizona |
| Native American | National Indian Law Library | Legal information and help regarding Native American parental rights, custody, visitation; Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). | (303) 447-8760 | Arizona |
| Native American | National Indian Law Library | Legal help, information, and resources for Native Americans. | (303) 447-8760 | Arizona |
| Native American | Native American Connections | Improving the lives of individuals and families through Native American culturally appropriate behavioral health, affordable housing, and community development services. | (602) 424-2060 | Arizona |
| Warm Line | NAZCARE | Offers Warm Line 7 days a week. The Warm Line is staffed by Peers and is available to anyone. | (888) 404-5530 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Never Again | Provides civil litigation and legal representation for surviving family members of victims of domestic violence deaths. | (602) 761-2535 | Arizona |
| Children | NICP Newborn Intensive Care Program | The Newborn Intensive Care Program (NICP) provides in-home community health nursing services to assist families and their newborns during the transition from the Newborn Intensive Care Unit to their home and community. | (602) 266-5976 | Arizona |
| Rights | NO WAIT LISTS! | Printable explanation of how wait lists are prohibited in the AHCCCS covered Behavioral Health system. | Arizona | |
| Children | Nurse Family Partnership | Offers free home visits by a Registered Nurse (RN) for women pregnant with their first child. The RN provides health and development education, life coaching, assistance locating appropriate resources, and prenatal education. Services continue through the child's second birthday. | (866) 864-5226 | Arizona |
| Children | Office for Children, Youth, Faith and Families | Provides resources, promotes citizen engagement and leads innovative projects to strengthen and empower families and communities in Arizona. | (602) 542-4043 | Arizona |
| Advocacy | Office of Human Rights | Provides free assistance to those determined to have a Serious Mental Illness in Arizona. | (602) 364-4585 | Arizona |
| Vision Care | One Sight | Provides free vision care and eyewear to those who qualify based on income and need. Must be screened by a partner agency. Contact your local LensCrafters for details. | (888) 935-4589 | Arizona |
| LGBTQ+ | one-n-ten | One-n-ten provides a safe, social environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) youth. Offers drop-in social support services for LGBTQ youth ages 14-22 to develop positive self-acceptance through life enhancing programs and connection with local resources. Offers two weekly meetings and various social events and resources. Offers GED services, job development, benefits assistance, HIV testing, and a soup kitchen/food box kitchen 4 days/week. All services are free, and there are no citizenship requirements. | (602) 400-2601 | Arizona |
| Addiction Prevention | Opioid Assistance and Referral Line | Free and confidential service, assist with questions regarding medications (use, side effects, management); Treatment referral; Chronic pain questions. They may ask questions in order to assist with case management, coordination of care and follow up. | (888) 688-4222 | Arizona |
| Advocacy | PAFCO Protecting Arizona's Family Coalition | PAFCO works toward rebalancing budget priorities, restoring essential health and human services funding, promoting sustainable policy solutions that end cycles of poverty, and advocating for equitable access to the ballot box. | Arizona | |
| Addiction | PAL Parents of Addicted Love Ones | Parents with a child addicted to drugs and or alcohol can find hope in a support program called Parents of Addicted Loved-ones (PAL). | (480) 300-4712 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Parent Assistance Hotline | The Parent Assistance Hotline (PAH) was created to provide information for parents and guardians of children involved in a juvenile dependency (child welfare) matter. PAH staff address a variety of topics with callers including: the Arizona dependency court process; roles of various participants involved in juvenile dependency cases; community resources such as legal assistance and other supportive services. | (602) 452-3580 | Arizona |
| Children | Parents as Teachers | Offers free Parent Educator services for families with a child age birth to five. Services include home visits, resource and referral, group meetings (with free childcare), and child screenings. | (602) 650-4839 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | Pathways of Arizona | Serving children, families, and adults across Arizona we are a community leader in behavioral health care, delivering high quality, accessible services through innovation and effective collaboration. | (928) 466-6040 | Arizona |
| Peer Training | Peer and Family Career Academy | The Peer and Family Career Academy will inspire Recovery and Wellness through Professional Development and Continuing Education, in order to equip Emerging Leaders and strengthen the Peer and Family Support workforce. | (855) 829-7322 | Arizona |
| Rights | Peer-Run Organizations | What is a Peer-Run organization, how to and your RIGHT to obtain Peer Support Services. | Arizona | |
| Native American | Phoenix Indian Center | We know that looking for the right information in a timely fashion is a critical element that effects the outcome of any journey. At the Phoenix Indian Center, we’ve emerged ourselves in generating a list of the most useful online links that we hope helps your search experience and saves you time. | (602) 264-6768 | Arizona |
| Education | Phoenix Job Corp | Job Corps is a no-cost education and career technical training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor that helps young people ages 16 to 24 improve the quality of their lives through career technical and academic training. | (800) 733-5627 | Arizona |
| Pregnancy | Planned Parenthood Hotline | Provides information and referral to local Planned Parenthood resources. | (800) 230-7526 | Arizona |
| Food | POWWOW Produce On Wheels With Out Waste | Produce on Wheels With-Out Waste Sites Serve Cities Across Arizona. During the 2018-2019 produce season they were able to rescue 32 million pounds of fresh produce, of that over 5 million pounds (40 varieties) were distributed through their P.O.W.W.O.W. program. This makes a grand total of 76,853 fresh nutritious produce boxes distributed to families across Arizona. | Arizona | |
| Housing | Rainbow Housing | Offers affordable multifamily housing for low-income families throughout the United States. They properties in Arizona. They also work closely with residents to provide programs and support services that will increase opportunities for economic and social advancement. | (888) 299-8915 | Arizona |
| Developmentally Disabled | Raising Special Kids | Offers free information, training, resources, and support to families of children (up to age 22) with disabilities and special health care needs. Services include free training workshops, parent-to-parent matching services, and resource/referral information. | (602) 242-4366 | Arizona |
| Criminal Justice | Reborn Assistance | Reborn Assistance is there to provide assistance to clients with a safe, structured, supervised environment, as well as employment counseling, job placement, financial management assistance, and other programs and services. They help clients gradually rebuild their ties to the community and facilitate supervising ex felons’ activities during this readjustment phase. | (602) 433-2382 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Rehab Center | A drug or alcohol problem is not a death sentence—you can get your life back and be the person you were meant to be. The benefits of recovery include a renewed outlook, a wiser disposition, and a more energetic and ambitious you.RehabCenter.net is the Web’s most comprehensive guide to quality rehab centers and addiction treatment. We offer free and confidential information about the many effective and empowering rehab options available today. | (800) 406-7633 | Arizona |
| Rent Assistance | Rent Assistance in Arizona | Provide a directory of agencies that provide rental assistance to residents. We do not directly provide aid ourselves, but provide local resources for you to find. | (641) 715-3900 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Rescued Not Arrested | Rescued Not Arrested Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that uses unique outreach methods to reduce both recidivism and incarceration. Among other services, Rescued Not Arrested Inc. provides support groups, housing partners to assist in transition, assistance with employment upon release, and free English and Spanish NIV Bibles. | (602) 647-8325 | Arizona |
| Refugee | RISP-Net Refugee and Immigrant Service Provider Network | Refugee and Immigrant Service Provider Network (RISP-Net) is a collation of refugee service providers in Arizona guiding refugees towards self-sufficiency. The purpose of this website is to provide the community with information, resources and opportunities to benefit refugees, case managers, volunteers and more. | Arizona | |
| Utility Assistance | Salt River Project SRP Assistance | SRP offers customers in need a variety of assistance options as well as programs to help reduce costs and cut energy usage at home. | (602) 236-8888 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Salvation Army ARC Drug Rehab | Adult Rehabilitation Programs are probably the most widely known of all The Salvation Army services. They provide long term, social model, and residential recovery programs for individuals seeking to deal with substance abuse and other addictions. | (928) 368-9953 | Arizona |
| Housing | Save my Home AZ | Offers two foreclosure prevention programs - Unemployed Payment Assistance Program and Principal Reduction Program - to assist unemployed and underemployed Arizona homeowners. Must meet certain requirements. | (877) 448-1211 | Arizona |
| Financial | Save Our Home AZ | The Save Our Home AZ (“SOHAZ”) Program offers Principal Reduction Assistance, Monthly Mortgage Subsidy Assistance for under and unemployed Arizonans and Second Lien Elimination Assistance to qualified Arizona homeowners. The program’s goal is to aid Arizona’s homeowners in avoiding foreclosure by assisting with mortgage affordability. | (602) 771-1000 | Arizona |
| Addiction | SENSE Substance Exposed Newborns Safe Environment Program | Sense is a program for substance abused newborns to provide a safe environment by providing counseling, education, coordination of services, medical, and much, much more. This is a program of Arizona Families First. | (602) 633-8180 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | Serenity Mental Health Centers | Serenity Mental Health Centers was founded to address the need for high quality, affordable mental health care in Arizona, Utah, and Colorado. Our goal is to provide highly effective treatments for depression and other mental health conditions. Leveraging cutting-edge technology and the newest break-through treatments in psychiatry, our mission is to help people take back their lives and achieve long-term results. | (480) 626-2024 | Arizona |
| Rights | Services For AHCCCS Members Without A Serious Mental Illness | An explanation of your rights to mental health services if you do not have AHCCCS (Medicaid) Insurance. | Arizona | |
| Rights | Sharing Health Information With Family And Friends Of Adult Members | An explanation of you can share your health information with family and friends and the HIPPA law. | Arizona | |
| Domestic Violence | Shelter Without Walls | Shelter for victims escaping domestic violence. | (602) 452-4640 | Arizona |
| Shoplifting Recovery | Smart Recovery | Offers free, self-empowering, science-based mutual help groups for abstaining from any substance or activity addiction. Seven weekly meetings in the Phoenix area; see website for details. | (440) 951-5357 | Arizona |
| Social Security | Social Security and Disability Resource Center | Provides information on the federal disability benefit programs, SSD (social security disability, mandated under title II of the social security act) and SSI (supplemental security income, mandated under title 16), in addition to answering questions about social security retirement benefits and providing resource links on topics such as Medicare. | Arizona | |
| Veterans | Soldier's Best Friend | Once a veteran or active military member is accepted into our training program, they will be paired with a dog adopted by our nonprofit from a local shelter or with a dog already owned by the veteran. They will live and train together from that point forward. | (623) 218-6486 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Sonoran Prevention Works | Sonoran Prevention Works is a comprehensive harm reduction organization that combines direct service, legislative advocacy, and capacity building to create stronger, healthier communities for people made vulnerable by substance use. | (480) 442-7086 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | Southwest Behavioral Services | We inspire people to feel better and reach their potential. Through helping people discover their strengths, we improve our communities. | (602) 265-8338 | Arizona |
| Teen | Springboard Home for Youth in Crisis | Teen Challenge’s Springboard Home for Youth in Crisis is a 3-5-month residential shelter and intervention program for girls ages 12-17. Faith-based, qualifying care organization that helps young women recover from life-controlling substance abuse, defiant behavior, abuse, neglect, self-harm and other tragedies. | (520) 887-8773 | Arizona |
| Teen | SRVAIS Salt River Valley Al-Anon Information Service | Offers 12 step Alateen support meetings at confidential locations. Alateen is a fellowship of young Al-Anon members, usually teenagers, whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. | (602) 249-1257 | Arizona |
| Eating Disorder | St Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center | The Adolescent Medicine clinic provides an outpatient, multidisciplinary eating disorder program for both males and females, specializing in the treatment of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. | (602) 406-7564 | Arizona |
| Food | St Mary's Food Bank Alliance | Provides food to those who need it through the Arizona food banks. Also offers additional assistance on budgeting and other financial resources available in the community. Verification of citizenship not required. | (602) 242-3663 | Arizona |
| Medical | St Vincent de Paul Health Center | Offers free medical clinic based on need and availability. Has a medical equipment loan program for low income individuals. Also offers a lottery for free dental care. Must call and leave a message. Also has a limited fund for free eye surgery for those who qualify. | (602) 261-6868 | Arizona |
| Rights | Standards Appointment Availability For All AHCCCS Members | Your rights to and timeframe for all appointments for AHCCCS members. | Arizona | |
| Addiction | Step On Inc. Recovery Housing | Mission is to introduce a twelve-step based program to a newly sober individual in a clean, safe environment. One offers a ninety-day treatment program that requires clients to agree to get a twelve -step sponsor and attend one Twelve Step meeting daily. Step One has AA, CA, CMA, NA meetings at our main property. | (602) 749-5434 | Arizona |
| Peer Support | Stonewall Institute | Provides safe and confidential services for adults with psychiatric and addictions issues. Also, to transform the lives of people with substance use issues by offering hope for recovery and exceptional clinical care. | (602) 535-6468 | Arizona |
| Internet/Phone | Suddenlink | Offers free internet offer for 2 months for households with K-12 or college student. | (800) 251-7313 | Arizona |
| Housing | SWFHC Southwest Fair Housing Council | SWFHC is dedicated to eliminating housing discrimination and assisting victims of housing discrimination in exercising their rights. The Fair Housing Act protects people from adverse treatment in any housing transaction based upon seven protected classes: race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, and familial status. Depending on where you reside in Arizona, you may also be protected on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, ancestry, age, and marital status. | (888) 624-4611 | Arizona |
| Mental Health | TASC Inc | TASC is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services to provide outpatient behavioral health treatment and counseling including: substance abuse treatment and education, domestic violence treatment, anger management, DUI screening and clinical laboratory services. | (602) 254-7328 | Arizona |
| LGBTQ+ | Teen Lifeline 24-Hour Hotline | You’re not alone. We’re here to listen and help: 602-248-8336 (TEEN) or Statewide in Arizona 800-248-8336 (TEEN). Life Skills Development Training for teens interested in becoming Peer Counselors. | (602) 248-8336 | Arizona |
| Addiction | The Meadows | The Meadows exists to heal your unresolved emotional trauma and provide you with the tools to transform your life. | (866) 331-3102 | Arizona |
| Criminal Justice | The Potter's House | Offers outpatient substance abuse treatment, including individual, family, and group counseling. They work with the criminal justice system and offer sex offender treatment. | (602) 254-9701 | Arizona |
| Addiction | TLC Transitional Living Centers | Provides half-way house, substance-abuse recovery services for homeless addicts. | (480) 833-0143 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Together AZ | Provides information and resources to assist with addictions issues. Also hosts a yearly "Art of Recovery" Expo to offer free education, resources, and solutions for addiction recovery and behavioral health. | (866) 394-1952 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Together We Stand | Sober living facility to assist men with recovery from alcohol and drugs. Willing to accept men without money up front and assist in locating employment. Required to complete 90 meetings in 90 days. Must have ID and proof of citizenship. | (602) 258-0281 | Arizona |
| Autism | Touchstone Health Services | Touchstone partners with individuals, families, schools and other service providers to deliver the optimal continuum of health, education and social services, with an emphasis on services that support individuals and families to acquire the skills to live productive and responsible lives. Services include their Autism Center of Excellence. | (888) 207-3882 | Arizona |
| Legal Assistance | Treatment Advocacy Center | Offers information and statistics about the Arizona Civil Commitment process, crisis issues, guardian ship & HIPPA as well as links to legal forms. | (703) 294-6001 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Treatment Referral Routing Service | This helpline provides 24-hour free and confidential treatment referral and information about mental and/or substance use disorders, prevention, and recovery in English and Spanish | (800) 662-4357 | Arizona |
| Financial | Trellis | Provides homeownership counseling, financial access and neighborhood development. | (602) 258-1659 | Arizona |
| Health Plan | United Health Care | UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, a Medicaid plan. They also offer the leading dual health plan for people who have both Medicaid and Medicare. | (800) 348-4058 | Arizona |
| Children | UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation | Offers a grant program to cover the cost of medical-related services and equipment for children (hearing aids, speech therapy, wheelchairs, etc.) not covered fully covered by the available commercial health benefit plan. | (952) 992-4459 | Arizona |
| Hispanic Community | Unlimited Potential | Offers literacy and educational programs for Hispanic women and children age 5 and under including a bilingual family literacy program; adult education programs covering self-esteem, literacy, and English; and early childhood programs fostering language and socialization. | Arizona | |
| Mental Health | Valle Del Sol | Valle del Sol offers a variety of behavioral services for youth, families and adults. | (602) 258-6797 | Arizona |
| Education | Vocational Rehabilitation | The Vocational Rehabilitation program provides a variety of services to persons with disabilities, with the ultimate goal to prepare for, enter into, or retain employment. | (800) 563-1221 | Arizona |
| Addiction | Vogue Recovery Center | With locations in Arizona, Nevada and California, Vogue Recovery Center offers a wide variety of different programs and treatment options to help overcome addiction. | (866) 619-6184 | Arizona |
| Homeless | WellCare Foundation | Well Care programs offer the full continuum of care; homelessness, psychiatric instability, substance abuse. We strive to improve access to the resources needed to meet our clients’ needs including prescription medications, outpatient counseling, MAT, intensive case management, housing, transportation and many other services listed. | (602) 263-7619 | Arizona |
| Domestic Violence | West Care Domestic Violence Intervention Program | Westcare provides a variety of services and referral to those experiencing Domestic Violence. | (928) 763-1945 | Arizona |
| Rights | What Is Special Assistance? | Find out what additional assistance and rights those with a Serious Mental Illness are entitled. | Arizona | |
| Food | WIC Women Infants and Children | The Arizona Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support services, supplemental nutritious foods and referrals to health and social services. WIC serves pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women; infants; and children under the age of five. | (800) 252-5942 | Arizona |
| Community | Wildfire | The People’s Information Guide is a comprehensive listing of hundreds of free and low-cost services and programs throughout Arizona. Eligibility requirements may apply. | (602) 604-0640 | Arizona |
| Hearing Voices | Inter Voice | Working across the world to spread positive and hopeful messages about the experience of hearing voices. If you hear voices, know someone who does or want to find out more about this experience – then this site is for you. | International | |
| Teen | Standing Strong Clubs | The goal for Standing Strong is to be the support network, the inspiration, and the connection children and families need to thrive in this challenging world we live in. | International | |
| Transportation | Ability Center | Rent, sell and service wheelchair accessible vehicles. | (866) 405-6806 | National |
| Self Injury | Adolescent Self Injury Foundation | Non-profit organization created for the purpose of offering hope in the recovery process for adolescent and young adult self-injurers and their families. | (800) 273-8255 | National |
| Housing | Affordable Housing Online | Maintains a database of open Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher waiting lists. They also provide exhaustive information on individual apartment communities which receive Federal housing funding. They aggregate all government housing databases and update their data daily. | National | |
| HIV/AIDS/STD | AIDS Information | Health information specialists provide customized, confidential answers to your questions about HIV/AIDS clinical trials and treatment. | (800) 448-0440 | National |
| Addiction | Al-Anon Family Groups Meeting Information Line | Offers national Al-Anon meeting information. Al-Anon is a mutual support group of peers who share their experience in applying the Al-Anon principles to problems related to the effects of a problem drinker in their lives. | (800) 344-2666 | National |
| Support Group Caregivers | Alzheimer's Association | Offers a 24-hour/day free helpline to provide information, caregiving tips, emotional support, and information and referrals for local resources. Also offers a variety of support groups and online message board support forums. | (800) 272-3900 | National |
| Children | American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | National professional medical association dedicated to treating and improving the quality of life for children, adolescents, and families affected by mental health disorders. Publishes "Facts for Families" to provide concise and up-to-date information on issues that affect children, teenagers, and their families, and offers AACAP Resource Centers to empower consumers through patient education. | (202) 966-7300 | National |
| Suicide Prevention | American Foundation for Suicide Prevention | Provides information on suicide statistics, suicide prevention, suicide awareness community and activities, and suicide prevention and education resources. | (800) 273-8255 | National |
| HIV/AIDS/STD | American Sexual Health Association | Source of information on sexual health and sexually transmitted infections. | (919) 361-8400 | National |
| Veterans | Arizona Department of Veterans Services | This is an official U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) - apply for benefits using the Internet. | (844) 698-2311 | National |
| Prescription Help | AstraZeneca Prescription and Savings Program | Free medication (Seroquel, Toprol) provided on a case-by-case basis based on eligibility requirements. | (800) 263-9933 | National |
| Language Interpreter | AT&T Language Line | Communicate with anyone in over 170 languages within minutes. This is a fee for service language interpretation provider. | (800) 752-6096 | National |
| Legal Assistance | Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law | The Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law is a nonprofit organization devoted to improving the lives of people with mental illnesses through changes in policy and law. Their website provides legislative updates that affect individuals with mental illness, and advocacy resources. | (202) 467-5730 | National |
| Teen | Boys Town National Hotline | National hotline is a free resource and counseling service that assists youth and parents 24/7 year-round, nationwide. | (800) 448-3000 | National |
| Prescription Help | Bristol-Myers Squibb Patient Assistance Foundation | Provides free medication (including Abilify) to indigent patients who qualify. | (800) 736-0003 | National |
| Cancer | Cancer Prevention and Control Programs | Locations for eligibility determination and enrollment listed by county. Offers toll-free hotlines as an additional resource. | (888) 257-8502 | National |
| HIV/AIDS/STD | Center for Disease Control HIV/AIDS/STD | Offers a 24-hour information line that provides information about STDs/AIDs, and offers locations for testing centers. Also offers information on all other diseases. | (800) 232-4636 | National |
| Employment | Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation | Offers resources for living well with a psychiatric disability in work and school. An interactive and informative web site for people with a psychiatric condition that addresses issues and reasonable accommodations related to work and school. | (617) 353-3549 | National |
| Torture Recovery | Center for Victims of Torture | They provide a bridge between torture victims, the local community and society as a whole, working to restore the dignity of the human spirit one survivor at a time. | (877) 265-8775 | National |
| Children | Child Help USA | National child abuse hotline that provides crisis information, child abuse and neglect counseling, and general referrals throughout the US. | (800) 422-4453 | National |
| Children | Child Mind Institute | The Child Mind Institute is an independent, national nonprofit dedicated to transforming the lives of children and families struggling with mental health and learning disorders. | (212) 308-3118 | National |
| Mental Health | Choices in Recovery | Offers support and information for Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective, and Bipolar Disorder. The website offers education, resources, and strategies for success. Caregiver resources are also available. | (800) 526-7736 | National |
| Addiction | Coast to Coast Referrals | Recovery Now TV is a no cost consultation hotline that provides referrals to drug & alcohol treatment centers nationwide. Our counselors will evaluate your situation and work with your health insurance provider to place you in a program that meets your needs. We can ensure that you are placed in the best treatment facility possible and receive the care you need for your unique circumstances. | (800) 281-4731 | National |
| Food | Commodity Supplemental Food Program | Providing monthly food boxes to individuals age 60 and over. | (703) 305-2062 | National |
| Financial | Consumer Credit Counseling Service | Provides fee waivers for free or low-cost credit counseling service with various valley locations. | (800) 431-8157 | National |
| Crisis | Crisis Text Line | Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor. | Text741741 | National |
| Support Group Bipolar | DBSA Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance | The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) is a comprehensive resource for more than 23 million people in the U.S. who live with mood disorders. We provide education, tools, peer support and a wealth of inspiring stories to help you pursue your own path to wellness. Whether you need resources for yourself or someone you care about, DBSA is ready to help. | (800) 826-3632 | National |
| Dental | DentalPlans.com | Provides an online portal to find discount dental plans by zip code. | (888) 632-5353 | National |
| Support Bipolar | Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance | Offers referrals for support groups, counseling services, medication services, and many other support services/materials. | (800) 826-3632 | National |
| Financial | Disaster Assistance .Gov | The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded program that helps low-income households with their home energy bills, energy crisis, and weatherization and energy-related home repairs. | (866) 674-6327 | National |
| Parenting | Dolly Parton Imagination Library | Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails free books to children from birth to age five in participating communities within the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Republic of Ireland. | (865) 428-9606 | National |
| Domestic Violence | Domestic Shelters.org | Find answers to the most common domestic violence questions. | (800) 799-7233 | National |
| Addiction | Drug-Rehabs.org A Non-Profit Helpline | Provides detailed information certified rehabilitation programs for substance use disorders by state. | (877) 882-9275 | National |
| Addiction | Drugs-Rehab.com | Offers national search for Drug Rehab treatment centers by state. | (866) 762-3712 | National |
| Teen | ETAP Empowering Teens As Parents | Empowering Teens as Parents (ETAP) offers pregnant and parenting teens school-based and home-based services helping them navigate the challenges they face on their way to graduation. | (219) 937-7733 | National |
| Vision Care | Eye Care America | Provides free eye exams based on eligibility (age and risk factors). | (877) 887-6327 | National |
| Internet/Phone | Government Cell Phone Program | The FCC-mandated, government-sponsored program, called LifeLine Assistance, the financially disadvantaged can receive a cell phone and anywhere from 250 to an unlimited number of minutes and texts every month — at no charge! | (800) 977-3768 | National |
| Prescription Help | GSK for You | Offers 10 programs to assist individuals in obtaining their prescription medication. | (888) 825-5249 | National |
| Torture Recovery | Heal Torture | Medical, mental health, legal or social service assistance for survivors of torture and resources for refugees. | National | |
| Medical | Health Resources and Services Administration | Federally funded health centers that provide health care regardless of insurance, and based on a sliding scale (ability to pay) fee schedule. Verification of citizenship not required. | (877) 464-4772 | National |
| Children | Hear Now Starkey Foundation | Provides hearing aids to individuals permanently residing the in the U.S. who are deaf or hard of hearing and have no other resources to acquire the devices. | (800) 328-8602 | National |
| Hearing Voices | Hearing Voices Network USA | The Hearing Voices Network (HVN) USA is one of over 20 nationally-based networks around the world joined by shared goals and values, incorporating a fundamental belief that there are many ways to understand the experience of hearing voices and other unusual or extreme experiences. It is part of an international collaboration between professionals, people with lived experience, and their families to develop an alternative approach to coping with emotional distress that is empowering and useful to people, and does not start from the assumption that they have a chronic illness. Voices, visions, and other extreme experiences. | National | |
| Shoplifting Recovery | Help for Shoplifters | “Help for Shoplifters” was started to provide a resource to help reduce and prevent shoplifting. My goal is to help those who compulsively shoplift to stop, to prevent those who would shoplift from starting, and to better the community in general by adding an ever-increasing element of honesty and integrity through those who utilize our materials and resources. | (712) 432-3900 | National |
| Suicide Prevention | Hope Line Suicide Hotline | National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. (800) 273-TALK | (800) 273-8255 | National |
| Human Trafficking | Human Trafficking Hotline | Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery. This crime occurs when a trafficker uses force, fraud or coercion to control another person for the purpose of engaging in commercial sex acts or soliciting labor or services against his or her will. | (888) 373-7888 | National |
| Internet/Phone | Internet Essentials | Provides low cost internet service, low-cost computers, and free internet training for families with children receiving free school lunch assistance. | (855) 846-8376 | National |
| Crisis | It's Up to Us | If you or someone you care about is experiencing a suicidal or mental health crisis, please call the Access and Crisis Line at (888) 724-7240. Trained and experienced counselors are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day to provide support, referrals, and crisis intervention. | (888) 724-7240 | National |
| Prescription Help | Janssen Prescription Assistance | Provides access to a variety of Prescription Assistance Programs (including Risperdal Consta), and can assist the person in determining which program may suit their needs. | National | |
| Employment | Job Accommodation Network | Offers information and resources regarding workplace accommodations and ADA legislation. Offers resources for both job seekers and employers. | (800) 526-7234 | National |
| Volunteer Opportunity | Just Serve | JustServe.org matches faith, nonprofit, community and governmental organizations that need volunteers with volunteers willing to help. JustServe links you to service opportunities in your community so you can make a difference where you are and however you want to serve. | National | |
| Legal Assistance | Legal Services Corporation | National how to find legal aid site. | (202) 295-1500 | National |
| LGBTQ+ | LGBT National Hotline | Provides free and confidential telephone and internet peer-counseling, information, and local resources for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning callers throughout the United States. | (888) 843-4564 | National |
| LGBTQ+ | LGBT National Senior Talkline | Provides free and confidential telephone and internet peer-counseling, information, and local resources for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth up to age 25 throughout the United States. | (888) 234-7243 | national |
| LGBTQ+ | LGBT National Youth Talkline | Provides free and confidential telephone and internet peer-counseling, information, and local resources for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth up to age 25 throughout the United States. | (800) 246-7743 | National |
| Vision Care | Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation | Provides assistance with eye glasses, eye surgery, and hearing aids. Glasses and hearing aids provided for a sliding scale fee based on qualifications; recipient is responsible for eyeglass prescription or hearing test. There is usually a wait list for hearing assistance. | (602) 267-7573 | National |
| Teen | Love Is Respect | National Teen Dating Violence Helpline. loveisrespect’s purpose is to engage, educate and empower young people to prevent and end abusive relationships. | (866) 331-8453 | National |
| Prescription Help | MAT Medicine Assistance Tool.org | Offers free assistance to qualifying individuals to find prescription assistance programs that will meet their needs. | National | |
| Medicare | Medicare | Medicare is a Health Insurance Program for people age 65 or older, some disabled people under age 65, and people of all ages with End-Stage Renal Disease (permanent kidney failure treated with dialysis or a transplant). The Medicare website offers an online plan finder that allows beneficiaries and their families, trusted representatives, and senior program advocates to look at available local drug and health plan options for the 2012 benefit year. | (800) 633-4227 | National |
| Medicare | Medicare Extra Help | Offers prescription assistance for individuals on Medicare with limited resources. | (800) 633-4227 | National |
| Addiction Prevention | Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders | Provides information on the connection between substance use disorders and mental illness. | National | |
| Prescription Help | Merck Helps | Provides assistance to individuals to access their Merck medications. | (800) 727-5400 | National |
| Refugee | Migrant Clinicians Network | Their mission is to create practical solutions at the intersection of vulnerability, migration and health. | (512) 327-2017 | National |
| Veterans | Military One Source | Provides information for benefits, deployments, reintegration, moves, parenthood, retirement and more. | (800) 342-9647 | National |
| Veterans | Military.com | Connects service members, families and veterans to a wide range of services and benefits from discounts and mentors to government benefits and scholarships. | National | |
| Cancer | My Life Line | MyLifeLine exists to easily connect cancer patients and caregivers with friends and family in order to reduce stress, anxiety, and isolation. | (888) 793-9355 | National |
| Veterans | NAMI Homefront for Veterans | NAMI Homefront is a free, on-line 6-session educational program for families, caregivers and friends of military service members and veterans with mental health conditions. | (703) 524-7600 | National |
| Crisis | NAMI National Alliance on Mental Illness | Help navigating a Mental Health Crisis. | National | |
| Peer & Family | NAMI National Alliance on Mental Illness | National grassroots organization providing support for peers, family member, and care givers of people with mental illness. | National | |
| Domestic Violence | National Advocacy and Training Network | An international network of survivors, volunteers, advocates, staff and professionals who strive for the prevention of domestic violence and abuse through quality training programs tailored to specific needs, enhancing recovery and the quality of life for survivors through transitional housing, counseling, and support. | (602) 369-7792 | National |
| Legal Assistance | National Alliance on Mental Illness | Provides information and resources related to creating a psychiatric advance directive (PAD) specific to each state. Provides a link to specific forms necessary for completing an Advance Directive. | (703) 524-7600 | National |
| Addiction | National Association for Children of Alcoholics | We are the National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA) and our mission is to eliminate the adverse impact of alcohol and drug use on children and families. We envision a world in which no child who struggles because of family addiction will be left unsupported. | (888) 554-2627 | National |
| Children | National Center on Secondary Education and Transition | Coordinates national resources, offers technical assistance, and disseminates information related to secondary education and transition for youth with disabilities in order to create opportunities for youth to achieve successful futures. Offers additional online programs for development and transition planning, including Youthhood.org, Transition Solutions, and Check and Connect. | (612) 624-2097 | National |
| Domestic Violence | National Coalition Against Domestic Violence | Provides a national hotline that can provide crisis support, emotional support, advocacy and legal service referrals, and other supportive services. | (303) 839-1852 | National |
| Crisis | National Disaster Distress Helpline | 24/7 national service that offers phone- and text-based crisis counseling and support to people in distress related to any natural or human-caused disaster. Text: "TalkWithUs" or ("Hablanos" for Spanish-speaking) to 66746. The Helpline immediately connects callers to trained and caring professionals from the closest crisis counseling center in the nationwide network of centers. The Helpline staff will provide confidential counseling, referrals and other needed support services. | (800) 985-5990 | National |
| Domestic Violence | National Domestic Violence Hotline | Hotline advocates are available for victims and anyone calling on their behalf to provide crisis intervention, safety planning, information and referrals to agencies in all 50 states. Information is offered in both English and Spanish. Offers information on the Violence Against Women Act, which allows domestic abuse victims to pursue citizenship if they are married to their abuser, if the abuse is a U.S. citizen or legal resident, and if the victim assists law enforcement. | (800) 799-7233 | National |
| Crisis | National Drug Helpline | Offers 24/7 drug and alcohol help to those with addiction, including information regarding treatment and recovery. | (844) 289-0879 | National |
| Utility Assistance | National Energy Assistance Referral Project | Energy assistance programs, coordinated among federal and state governments and utility companies, are available to help low-income households meet their energy needs. Their programs assist with utility deposits and bill payments, conduct home weatherization, and repair or replace certain appliances. | (866) 674-6327 | National |
| Legal Assistance | National Resource Center on Psychiatric Advance Directives | Provides information and resources related to creating a psychiatric advance directive, PAD, specific to each state. Provides a link to specific forms necessary for completing an Advance Directive. | National | |
| Veterans | National Resource Directory | Provides access to thousands of services and resources at the national, state and local levels to support recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration. Wounded warriors, Service Members, Veterans, families and caregivers can find information on key topics such as health care, employment and education. | (800) 827-1000 | National |
| Children | National Runaway Safeline | Here to listen. Here to help. You can immediately share your story with a compassionate person and build a plan together. Visit the website to chat, email or join a forum. | (800) 786-2929 | National |
| Addiction | NCADD National Council On Alcoholism and Drug Dependence | NCADD Phoenix is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing substance abuse treatment to women through a variety of programs to address induvial needs. | (602) 264-6214 | National |
| Eating Disorder | NEDA National Eating Disorders Association | Nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by eating disorders. NEDA supports individuals and families affected by eating disorders, and serves as a catalyst for prevention, cures and access to quality care. Contact the Helpline for support, resources, and treatment options for yourself or a loved one. | (800) 931-2237 | National |
| Financial | Need Help Paying Bills | Directory and resources for helping paying rent, utilities and other financial assistance. | National | |
| Prescription Help | Needy Meds | Online web portal offering information on healthcare and prescription assistance programs, with an easy to use medication search option. | (800) 503-6897 | National |
| Addiction | NIDA National Institute on Drug Abuse | Offers information and referrals for addiction, treatment, and recovery. | (301) 443-1124 | National |
| Prescription Help | Novartis Patient Assistance Foundation | Provides assistance to patients experiencing financial hardship who have no third-party insurance coverage for their medications. Must be a U.S. resident and be able to provide proof of income and lack of coverage. | (800) 277-2254 | National |
| Veterans | NVLSP National Veterans Legal Services Program | NVLSP's Lawyers Serving Warriors® program offers pro bono (that is, free) legal help with disability issues to veterans from all eras. Our current pro bono initiatives are to assist veterans with the disability claims. | (202) 265-8305 | National |
| Victim Assistance | Office for Victims of Crime | Fund supports a broad array of programs and services that focus on helping victims in the immediate aftermath of crime and continuing to support them as they rebuild their lives. | (202) 307-5983 | National |
| Financial | Office Of Child Support Enforcement | OCSE partners with federal, state, tribal and local governments and others to promote parental responsibility so that children receive support from both parents even when they live in separate households. | National | |
| Domestic Violence | Office On Women's Health | Provide national leadership and coordination to improve the health of women and girls through policy, education, and innovative programs. Every woman has the right to live her life safely and free of violence. | (800) 799-7233 | National |
| Suicide Prevention | Open Counseling | Search for free or low-cost counseling; "Your Home For Affordable Counseling". | National | |
| Mental Health | Pacific Rim Hearing Voices Network | A collaboration of people with lived experience, family members, mental health professionals and allies dedicated to creating greater understanding and stronger resources for people who experience voices, visions and other unusual or unshared realities. | National | |
| Family Support | Parents Anonymous | Ensure meaningful Parent and Youth Leadership with lived experiences in Shared Leadership® that results in better outcomes for families and communities by advocating, implementing and evaluating across systems through evidence-based Parents Anonymous® Groups, National Parent Helpline®, California Parent & Youth Helpline, Shared Leadership® in Action and National Certification of Parent Leaders and Staff. | (909) 621-6184 | National |
| Family Support | Parents Helping Parents | Provides telephonic assistance and support for parents. | (800) 632-8188 | National |
| Prescription Help | Pfizer Rx Pathways | Connects eligible patients to a range of assistance programs that offer insurance support, co-pay help, and medicines for free or at a savings. Income limits apply. | (844) 989-7284 | National |
| LGBTQ+ | PFLAG Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays | Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays is a support, education, and advocacy organization. | (928) 351-1076 | National |
| Medical Insurance | Pre-existing Condition Insurance Plan | Provides a health coverage option if you have been without health coverage for at least six months, you have a pre-existing condition or have been denied health coverage because of your health condition, and are a U.S. citizen or reside here legally. Covers a broad range of health benefits, including primary and specialty care, hospital care, and prescription drugs. | National | |
| Support Group Bipolar Disorder | PsycGuides.com An American Addiction Resource Center | PsychGuides.com, is a psychiatric guide, whose goal is to shed light on psychological disorders, allowing you to recognize, understand and cope with these challenging diagnoses in yourself, friends and family members. Their guides provide insight into depression, bipolar disorders, dementia and other psychological issues from multiple perspectives. | National | |
| LGBTQ+ | Q-Line | Crisis hotline for queer and questioning youth. Provides crisis counseling and referrals for local resources if requested or needed. Local phone number (480) 736-4925. | (800) 527-4747 | National |
| Developmentally Disabled | Rainbow Acres | Residential community serving adults with developmental disabilities. | (928) 567-5231 | National |
| Victim Assistance | RAINN Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network | Provides information, referrals, and telephonic or online support for victims of rape or abuse. | (800) 656-4673 | National |
| Rent Assistance | Rent Assistance | RentAssistance provides a directory of rental assistance agencies and organizations that will help you pay your rent. Some listings are government organizations other are non-profits and charities that offer rental assistance programs. (641) 715-3900 Extension: 190247 | (641) 715-3900 | National |
| Children | Resource Guide for Students with Disabilities | This guide helps prospective students and their families self-advocate and be aware of the resources and provisions in place at colleges and universities to help them succeed. It also brings awareness to rights and responsibilities of students with disabilities, helps them learn how to take advantage of myriad services, and offers expert advice. | National | |
| Prescription Help | Rx Outreach | A fully-licensed nonprofit mail order pharmacy which believes that everyone deserves access to affordable medications. Rx Outreach is available to qualifying individuals and families. Patients can be on Medicare, Medicaid or other health insurance and still receive medications from Rx Outreach. | (888) 796-1234 | National |
| Prescription Help | RxAssist | Online database to find Prescription Assistance Programs for your medications. | (888) 332-8453 | National |
| Internet/Phone | SafeLink Wireless | Provides a free wireless phone with free minutes to individuals in Arizona already receiving state assistance or with income less than 150% Federal Poverty Level. | (800) 723-3546 | National |
| Addiction | SAMHSA Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration | The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is the agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. SAMHSA's mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America's communities. | (877) 726-4727 | National |
| Mental Health | SARDAA Schizophrenia And Related Disorders Alliance of America | Schizophrenia and Related Disorders Alliance of America improve lives affected by schizophrenia-related brain illnesses (mental illnesses involving psychosis). SARDAA promotes hope and recovery through support programs, education, collaboration, and advocacy. | (800) 493-2094 | National |
| Suicide Prevention | SAVE Suicide Awareness Voice of Education | SAVE focuses its efforts and resources on six main program areas: Public Awareness, Education, Training and Consulting, Grief Support, Products & Resources, and Research and Innovation. | (800) 273-8255 | National |
| Domestic Violence | Sexual Assault Hotline | A hotline for victims of sexual assault that provides a safe conversation and counseling. | (800) 656-4673 | National |
| Children | SFSP National Hunger Hotline and Summer Food Service Program | The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) was established to ensure that low-income children continue to receive nutritious meals when school is not in session. Free meals, that meet Federal nutrition guidelines, are provided to all children 18 years old and under at approved SFSP sites in areas with significant concentrations of low-income children. | (866) 348-6479 | National |
| Legal Assistance | Shriver Center for Poverty Law | Information about legal issues facing low income clients. They lead the fight for economic and racial justice by litigating, shaping policy, and training and connecting people in the advocacy community. | (312) 263-3830 | National |
| Dental | Smiles for Lifetime | Offers dental care on sliding scale (low-cost) basis for patients who are 21 years of age or older and cannot afford dental care. | (719) 535-2777 | National |
| Housing | SocialServ | Socialserve is a nonprofit, bilingual call center that connects people to low-cost housing and provides supportive, second chance employment. They provide professional housing location and listing services across the United States through their partnership with Emphasis Software. | (877) 428-8844 | National |
| Stalking Prevention | SPARC Stalking Prevention Awareness and Resource Center | The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, & Resource Center (SPARC) is a federally funded project providing education and resources about the crime of stalking. SPARC aims to enhance the response to stalking by educating the professionals tasked with keeping stalking victims safe and holding offenders accountable. SPARC ensures that allied professionals have the specialized knowledge to identify and respond to the crime of stalking. | National | |
| Tribal Services | StrongHearts Native Helpline | This is a safe, anonymous and confidential domestic violence and dating violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives, offering culturally appropriate support and advocacy. | (844) 762-8483 | National |
| Veterans | Student Veterans of America | Support and resources for veterans attending college, 26 in Arizona. | (202) 223-4710 | National |
| Addiction | Teen Challenge | Adult & Teen Challenge is a worldwide network of Christian faith-based corporations intended to help teenagers, adults, and families with problems such as substance abuse or self-destructive behavior. | (855) 363-2334 | National |
| Teen | Teen Crisis Line | A national hot and text line for teens that need support and someone to talk with. | (800) 852-8336 | National |
| Teen | Teen Life Line and National Runaway Helpline | Safe, confidential helplines for Arizona teens in crisis… tools to take charge of your wellness. | (602) 248-8336 | National |
| Children | Text4Baby | Offers free text-length text health messages containing personal and timely health information and resources for pregnant moms. Messages are timed to the due date, and continue through the first year of the baby's life. Text4Baby works with most cell phone carriers, so all messages are free and do not count toward any text message limits. | TextBABYto511411 | National |
| Grief/Bereavement | The Compassionate Friends | The Compassionate Friends exists to provide friendship, understanding, and hope to those going through the natural grieving process. | (877) 969-0010 | National |
| Cancer | The Mesothelioma Clinic | The Mesothelioma Clinic is public service geared towards helping victims and their families find treatment, doctors and cancer clinics. | (877) 732-8761 | National |
| Crisis | The National Prevention Toolkit | Provides a free 24-hour hotline to anyone experiencing a crisis. The National Prevention Toolkit on Officer involved domestic violence and human trafficking. | (800) 442-4673 | National |
| Suicide Prevention | The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline | A United States-based suicide prevention network of 161 crisis centers that provides a 24/7, toll-free hotline available to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. | (800) 273-8255 | National |
| LGBTQ+ | The Trevor Project | Provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth. | (866) 488-7386 | National |
| Prescription Help | Together Rx Access | Free prescription discount program providing discounts on generic medications and over 300 brand name medications for individuals without prescription coverage. Income limits apply (<45,000/1 person). No documentation of any kind required. | (800) 250-2839 | National |
| LGBTQ+ | Trans Lifeline | Trans Lifeline is a trans-led organization that connects trans people to the community, support, and resources they need to survive and thrive. | (877) 565-8860 | National |
| LGBTQ+ | Transgender Partners | Stimulate social conversation and raise the awareness of the effect that gender transitioning has on the Significant Others, Friends, Families, and Allies (SOFFAs) of transgender persons — especially in the early stages of transition. | National | |
| Veterans | TRICARE | Provides military families and survivors a national mail order program and retail pharmacy program to get prescription medications at low cost. | (877) 298-3408 | National |
| Housing | U.S. Department of Agriculture | Offers a search function for subsidized multi-family housing rentals in rural parts of the county. | National | |
| Medical Insurance | U.S. Department of Health and Human Services | Offers a new online tool to help consumers take control of their health care by connecting them to new information and resources that will help them access quality, affordable health care coverage. | (800) 318-2596 | National |
| Veterans | US Department of Veteran's Affairs Contact information | Toll Free Numbers for Contacting the Veterans Administration (VA). | (800) 827-1000 | National |
| Immigration | US Immigration Support | U.S. Immigration Support can help you save on legal fees by providing the latest U.S. Immigration news and application procedures so you can submit your own application without the assistance of an immigration lawyer. Offers information on the U-Visa for immigrants who are the victims of crimes. | (646) 233-3836 | National |
| Veterans | VA Caregiver Support | Provides information regarding new caregiver benefits, referrals to local caregiver support coordinators as well as emotional support to those concerned with their ability to provide care to loved ones who are Veterans. | (855) 260-3274 | National |
| Veterans | VA National Homeless Call Center | Resources for Veterans experiencing homelessness. | (877) 424-3838 | National |
| Crisis | Veteran's Crisis Line | The Veterans Crisis Line connects Veterans in crisis and their families and friends with qualified, caring Department of Veterans Affairs responders through a confidential toll-free hotline, online chat, or text. The website also offers a resource locator and additional online resources. | (800) 273-8255 | National |
| Veterans | Veterans Experiencing Homelessness | Those who served our country should never face homelessness. VA is providing a comprehensive solution to getting our Veterans off the streets. Yet many Veterans at risk of homelessness are not aware that VA has specialized programs available to get them on their feet before they end up on the street. | (877) 424-3838 | National |
| Veterans | Veterans Nutrition and Food Services | The number of food insecure Veterans is also high among those who served in the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. These Veterans are almost twice as likely to be food insecure compared to the general population. This page provides resources to promote food security. | (844) 698-2311 | National |
| Veterans | Vets4Warriors | Vets4Warriors’peer-to-peer support network has been connecting people, information, ideas and resources to generate powerful solutions for members of the military and veteran communities for more than five years. We believe that together there is no problem that can’t be solved and no challenge that cannot be overcome. | (855) 838-8255 | National |
| Victim Assistance | Victim/ Witness Assist Program | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives Victim/Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) provides assistance to victims and witnesses of crimes investigated by ATF. | (888) 267-2570 | National |
| Victim Assistance | Victim’s Assistance Legal Organization | They are dedicated to enhancing the legal rights of crime victims in the civil, criminal, and juvenile justice systems. VALOR has provided leadership on research and reform in the areas of restitution, child abuse, juvenile justice, sentencing, and parole. | (717) 909-0710 | National |
| Prescription Help | Walgreens Savings Club | Provides savings on over 5,000 brand name and generic prescriptions, as well as offer low-price prescriptions. Annual fee. Sign up at your local Walgreens Pharmacy. | (866) 922-7312 | National |
| Transportation | Wheelchair Getaways | Rent, sell and service wheelchair accessible vehicles. | (800) 642-2042 | National |
| Food | Why Hunger | Connects people to nutritious and affordable food through their database of emergency food access organizations in the U.S. | (212) 629-8850 | National |
| Children | Wright's Law | Provides accurate, reliable information about special education law, education law, and advocacy for children with disabilities. | National | |
| Children | Youth Rising | Youth Rising, formerly Workshops for Youth and Families, is a non-profit organization dedicated to “Empowering Youth to Thrive in Life”. We offer powerful, dynamic programs for pre-teens and teens that build character, inspire positive wellbeing, strengthen leadership, build community, and foster social emotional development and resilience. | National | |
| Internet/Phone | Zoom | Free accounts for video chat up to 40 minutes. | National |