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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 food vouchers, information, and AZFMNP coupon booklets to families actively participating in WIC and qualifying seniors for use at an approved farmers market.

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 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 housing and utility assistance and peer support groups. Also offers food vouchers, personal hygiene supplies, and gas money.

Provides seniors with a $100 coupon booklet that can be spent on fresh, Arizona-grown produce at approved farmers markets and farm stands.

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, large appliance repair and limited rent and mortgage payment assistance. Rental assistance only available for seniors at this time.

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

Promotes health and social well-being services for Native Americans. Serves as the Community Action Agency (CAA). Provides financial assistance for food; utilities such as water, electric, propane, and firewood; and burial assistance. Offers information on nutrition and referrals to local resources, including breastfeeding support and car seat safety.

Provides emergency financial assistance to people in need for past due rent payment, past due mortgage payment, all utilities (water, gas, electric), grocery gift cards, and free hygiene kits. Max assistance is $1500 per household. Funding is first come first served. Email at 8 am on the first of the month for assistance.

Provides services to community members in need. Services include financial assistance for food; shelter; burials; and electricity, gas, and water bills. Also provides back-to-school clothing allowance.

Provides services for survivors of the Holocaust. Includes in-home assessment, case management, and assistance with applications for reparation and restitution. May also include light housekeeping, personal care, friendly visitors, shopping, transportation, and medical equipment.

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 fare, and limited rent and mortgage payment assistance. Rental assistance only available for seniors at this time.