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Provides WIC families with a $100 coupon booklet per family member once a year. Coupons are an extra benefit available on top of and separate from the regular WIC package. Coupons can be spent on fresh, Arizona-grown produce at approved farmers markets and farm stands.

Provides emergency food boxes including pet food (with monthly food boxes) and baby food (with weekly food boxes) to people in need living within the services area. Offers bi-monthly Care Club where anyone can purchase meat and pantry boxes at reduced costs. Also provides information about and referrals to community resources including rent and utility assistance to people living within the agency's boundaries.

Community clinic that offers basic care and has sliding scale services available.

Provides emergency financial assistance for active duty, retired service members, and their widows. Accepts applications for travel funds 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 vehicle. Assistance may be a loan or a grant.

Provides an AHCCCS Health Plan for statewide. Partners with a system of providers that deliver behavioral health and medical care to people who are signed up for AHCCCS/Medicaid. Offers non-emergency medical transportation to and from covered medical and behavioral health appointments. This service is available for members who are unable to provide or pay for their own transportation. Accepts and attempts to resolve complaints.

Provides life packs for veterans in need. Packs may contain backpacks, sunscreen, personal hygiene products, socks, t-shirts, underwear, lip balm, bottled water, protein/granola bars, Bible or other reading material, and other items.

Provides emergency assistance for individuals and families in need of food boxes, utility and limited rental assistance for all Tempe and Guadalupe residents as well as South Scottsdale/Paradise Valley residents in the following zip codes 85250-85267 and 85271. Offers mobile street outreach services for unsheltered individuals. Provides information and referrals to other community resources, Pathway of Hope case management services for families that enroll in the program, and seasonal assistance back to school, thanksgiving, and Christmas Angels (toys for children).

Provides family planning services. Also provides prenatal clinic, maternity clothing, baby clothes, diapers, formula, and parenting classes.

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

Mobile community clinic that offers basic care and has sliding scale services available and is geared towards people experiencing homelessness at various locations in the Tucson area.

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

Provides faith-based emergency shelter for adults who are homeless. Separate facilities for men and women. All residents must attend mandatory Bible studies.

Provides links to commonly used online city services and all city departments. Online link to request service, report issues, and find information about city services.

Community clinic that offers basic care and has sliding scale services available.

Provides one-stop employment services for migrant and seasonal farm workers with low income. Also provides training, including short-term work experience, apprenticeships, and on-the-job training.

Assists individuals and businesses in collecting on bad checks and prosecutes those accused of passing bad checks.

Provides housing assistance to veterans and their families who are homeless. Services include case management, assistance obtaining VA and other benefits, and time-limited financial assistance for rent and utility deposits and payments, transportation, emergency housing, child care payments, and moving costs.

Administers public libraries throughout the city.

Provides civil legal services to low income residents. Types of cases handled include family law, housing, education, benefits, employment, consumer, disability law, nonprofit organization legal assistance, and labor and employment law specifically aimed at farmworkers.

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

Receives and investigates reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable or incapacitated adults. Provides resources for appropriate services to provide remedy for risk conditions. Brings matters of adults' competency to the attention of the court.

Provides compensation and medical care for industrially injured workers where employers failed to carry workers' compensation insurance. Also provides vocational rehabilitation for permanently injured workers unable to return to their former occupations.

Provides case management for individuals and families with low income. Services may include one time utility assistance and/or utility deposits, gas vouchers, food vouchers, local bus/taxi fare and limited rent and mortgage payment assistance. Rental assistance only available for seniors at this time.

Provides shelter for people experiencing homelessness. Site for coordinated entry into housing. Other services include Individual Advocacy, Self Advocacy Support , Personal Financial Counseling and Specialized Information and Referral.

**temporarily out of funds** Provides one-time financial assistance to people in need; not restricted to Native Americans. Includes assistance for past-due rent or mortgage payment to prevent homelessness, and utility payment assistance to avoid shut-off.