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Faith-based agency provides clothing, personal hygiene products, cleaning supplies and limited utility assistance for Mesa residents.

Provides information and support for people with inherited bleeding disorders including hemophilia and von Willebrand Disease. Also provides emergency financial assistance to members.

Distributes refurbished computers and laptops for students in need.

Registers identifying information for a person with dementia or Alzheimer's disease for use in emergency situations.

Provides primary health care for all ages. Includes childhood and adult immunizations, flu shots, school physicals, blood pressure screening, well-child and women's exams, and gynecology services. Free transportation to appointment is available.

Provides academic, vocational, and employment programs. Operates charter school City View High School. Advisors provide work readiness, basic skills, and occupational training for youth ages 14-24. Offers career advisement and placement services. Includes ongoing support to employers and youth to address any issues and ensure a successful experience.

Accepts applications for financial assistance for travel when there is a death in the family, for initial rent deposit, general assistance for emergency medical or food needs, or repair to an essential transportation vehicle. Assistance may be a loan or a grant.

Administers a variety of programs with an emphasis on serving seniors. Also administers funding to agencies that serve older adults and people with disabilities.

In-home support services, including habilitation, housekeeping, respite, attendant and personal care services

Provides emergency food boxes and financial assistance to people in need. Includes assistance for utilities once per year, gasoline for travel to medical appointments and employment, and prescriptions. May also provide vouchers for food, household items, and clothing, when available.

Provides support services for TUSD students and their families. Services include clothing bank and food boxes. Also provides English as a Second language classes and referrals to additional resources.

Provides statewide hotline for adults involved in human trafficking. This includes those who have been abducted, sold, or recruited under false pretenses, and forced into unpaid or underpaid labor, prostitution, or marriage. Services include support and referrals to additional services to get to safety. Youth involved in human trafficking should contact Arizona Department of Child Safety or the National Human Trafficking Hotline (see separate listings).

Library loans books, audio books, and DVDs. Offers printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access.

Provides vocational rehabilitation services to Navajo people with disabilities who are interested in employment.

Assists people affected by mental illness in finding the treatment and services they need. Works to improve private and public behavioral health systems and related resources which serve adults with a serious mental illness (SMI) designation. Works to erase the stigma of mental illness. Offers support groups for people with mental illness, their families and friends.

Provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support services, supplemental nutritious foods and referrals to health and social services.

Provides life skill development, healthy relationship classes, peer mentoring program for youth, and information on the prevention of teen pregnancy and substance use.

Provides primary health care. Services include well-women exams, well-baby checkups, childhood and adult immunizations, school and sports physicals, limited lab tests, pharmacy, radiology, and referrals to necessary specialists. Provides behavioral health care, including psychiatric evaluations and medication management. Also provides outreach; and individual, group, and peer counseling. Offers general and preventative dental services, including exams, cleaning, and treatment of disease for children and adults. Also provides space for WIC.

Monitors activities of insurance carriers and self-insured employers to assure workers' compensation claims are processed in accordance with existing state laws and rules. Investigates reports of fraud. Also provides assistance to injured workers in understanding the system and their benefits.

Develops plans for readiness and coordinates responses for emergencies and natural or man-made disasters throughout the county. Website provides information about disaster planning and issues disaster warnings.

Enforces city codes including health and safety, rental housing, zoning, fire, building, nuisance, and environmental.

Administers services for adults and children. Provides information about and referrals to community resources.

Provides information and resources to wounded veterans and servicemembers, and their caregivers. Includes help to identify financial assistance options, mental health resources, and to apply for benefits.

Provides support, advocacy, case information, court accompaniment, and referrals for victims and witnesses of crime. Also provides funds through Victim Compensation Board to assist victims of crime with expenses incurred due to crime. Allowable expenses include medical, funeral, counseling, crime scene clean-up, and wage loss that resulted from the crime.

Enforces the town's animal ordinances, issues animal licenses, holds community rabies and licensing clinics, and maintains an animal shelter which provides pet lost and found services and adoptions of unwanted or rescued animals. Investigates complaints of animal abuse or neglect.