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Elected officials, including the Board of Supervisors, responsible for enacting County rules and regulations and administering services and programs throughout Mohave County.

Provides monthly support and education for people who have or may be in need of ostomies, and their families. Meetings held in Phoenix, Scottsdale/Paradise Valley, and Sun City.

Provides a variety of activities for both youth and adults. These include religious, spiritual, and recreational activities, an after-school program for 1st through 8th graders, a summer day camp for 1st through 12th graders, weekly teen youth group meetings, a gym for basketball and volleyball, and game, weight, and craft rooms. Additionally, there are weekly ladies' group meetings, ESL classes, tutoring for after-school participants, and music instruction available.

Fee-for-service program provides landscaping, house and office cleaning, and home maintenance to the general public.

Administers a variety of health care programs.

Provides academic instruction for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Homeless Education Liaison provides assistance to school-age youth who do not have a permanent place of residence. Services include school enrollment, transportation to and from school, free breakfast and lunch programs, and other support services. Provides support services for students with disabilities.

Sells wigs, hair pieces, hats, scarfs, breast forms, and mastectomy bras.

Provides on-the-job training and employment placement program for seniors on low income.

Provides special license plates which allows people with physical disabilities to park in reserved parking spaces marked with the International Symbol of Access. The plate is assigned to one vehicle in which the applicant must be an owner on the title. Also available is a free placard that can be displayed in a vehicle in which the person is a passenger, designating disability parking privileges for the vehicle. The placard is assigned to the applicant for use in any vehicle, and may not be transferred to, or used by, another person.

Accepts reports of abuse, neglect, and abandonment of children in Arizona. Determines the appropriate actions to support the protection of children, and when necessary, recommends intervention to alleviate situations which are hazardous to the child. Website provides information about the reporting and grievance procedures, and answers to frequently asked questions.

Matches people interested in carpooling. Also promotes alternative modes of travel, including carpool, vanpool, bus, bicycle, and walking.

Approves for filing all articles of incorporation for Arizona businesses; all articles of organization for limited liability companies (LLCs); grants authority to foreign corporations to transact business in Arizona; investigates possible illegal activities by registered companies in Arizona; and revokes the corporate charters of those corporations that do not comply with Arizona laws.

Hears cases involving bankruptcy filings for individuals, businesses, or government entities. The Help Line gives information about filing bankruptcy and access to volunteer lawyers who consult for free with people interested in filing bankruptcy.

Sells donated building materials and household goods to the general public.

Provides employment search assistance for youth and young adults. Services include assistance with goal setting, resume preparation, searching for job openings, and interview skill training. Also provides educational opportunities, and tutoring and access to computers, training workshops, and social events with peers.

Provides breakfast and lunch for adults age 60 and older in a congregate setting. Blood pressure screenings are provided by the Pima County Health Department.

Administers addiction and mental health treatment, primary health care services, mobile psychiatric crisis services, and community prevention and education.

Provides a map with Veterans Health Administration (VHA) and Urban Indian Organization (UIO) locations. Includes Indian organizations, dental care centers, substance abuse and healthcare facilities for American Indian and Alaska Native veterans.

Provides assistance to help people with disabilities move out of nursing facilities, institutional settings, and other protected environments. The goals is to live independently in the community. Also provides assistance to help youth with disabilities to transition from high school to work, higher education, and/or living in their own homes.

Sells donated clothing and household goods to the general public.

Sells donated clothing, furniture, and household goods to the general public.

Provides debt relief services nationwide. Includes credit and debt counseling, bankruptcy counseling, credit report counseling and budgeting counseling by phone or via the internet. Assists with debt repayment plans. Provides community education on personal finances through various employer and social service organizations.

No-kill animal shelter places dogs and cats into new homes and accepts dog and cat surrenders.

Recreational facility offers a meeting place for special events and recreation programs. Includes an indoor and outdoor covered basketball court, fitness room, and activity rooms. Provides congregate meals for seniors every weekday.

Provides information and support for those with memory loss, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease, and their families and caregivers. Includes information about medication and treatment options that may delay clinical decline, safety issues, tips for providing quality care, strategies to reduce caregiver stress, care options, and referrals to local community programs and services.