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Housing for people living below 50% of median income. Apartment complexes include Desert Willow, Ironwood Village, Rosewood Court, Laurel Tree, Mesquite Terrace, and Verde Villa Apartments. Individuals are encouraged to contact the apartment complexes directly.

Provides transitional and permanent housing for adults with disabilities. Also provides coordinated entry access for housing assessments and to screen for additional services.

Provides permanent, low-income housing to individuals and families in the Phoenix metropolitan area.

Provides financial assistance for veteran and Gold Star families with children living in their home that have lost a loved one or are suffering with injuries from combat including Post Traumatic Stress (PTS), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and moral injuries. Assistance includes mortgage and lease payments, car payments, utility bill payments, insurance payments, or other critical short-term needs once a year.

Provides case management to individuals and families, and emergency financial assistance for rent and electricity. Also provides referrals to transitional housing, job training, employment, and additional services.

Provides affordable housing, homebuyer assistance, Section 8 housing vouchers, public housing, and Clark Homes affordable rental housing. Also offers resources for fair housing and landlord/tenant concerns. Serves as a housing authority.

Provides affordable independent residential apartments for seniors.

Provides case management, personal financial management and budgeting education, mortgage payment assistance, rent payment assistance, and utility payment and deposit assistance. Assists with applications for discounted gas and electric service. No rental assistance funds for adults with no children.

Provides information to Guadalupe residents about available social services. Provides case management and emergency food boxes for Guadalupe residents with low incomes.

Rehabilitates and develops affordable housing. Offers financial workshops including first time homebuyer education. Offers workforce readiness services. Provides mentoring and youth development programs.

Provides HUD-subsidized and private pay elder care residential apartments for seniors age 62 and older.

Provides affordable apartments for seniors, veterans, and families on low income. Maintains housing complexes in Thatcher and Tucson

Provides case management and emergency financial assistance to people on low income throughout Pima County. Assistance is limited and based on grant funding. Includes utility assistance to prevent shutoff and propane gas used for heating and limited mortgage assistance to prevent eviction or foreclosure. Offers car repair assistance for families with children (age 17 and younger) who are working. Does not exceed $300 for any repair; not available to people who are unemployed or childless. Provides assistance directly to applicants, and to agencies in the Emergency Services Network.

Provides HUD-subsidized and private pay elder care residential apartments for seniors age 62 and older.

Provides assisted living facility and independent living apartments for seniors.

Provides HUD-subsidized and private pay elder care residential apartments for seniors age 62 and older.

Assists low-income individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless find affordable transitional or permanent housing.

Provides support services for families and seniors on low income. Services include emergency rent and utility payment assistance including sewer user fees. Financial assistance applicants are required to attend six hours of workforce training and budgeting classes. Also provides assistance to sign up for benefits, including Nutrition Assistance (food stamps/SNAP); backpacks for school children; diapers; and referrals to additional services.

Provides assistance to people in need. Includes food boxes, hygiene supplies, and limited emergency financial assistance for gasoline, utilities and rent. Also loans medical equipment when available, such as walkers, canes, wheelchairs, shower and bath chairs, etc.

Provides rental assistance and eviction prevention resources for individuals residing in rural Arizona who are facing homelessness within 21 days.

Provides finance assistance to people in need. Assistance includes payment for rent, mortgage, and utilities such as water, electric, gas, propane, wood, and coal.

Provides public housing in project-based apartment complexes and Section 8 rent subsidies for various apartment complexes to people on low income. Applicants are placed on a waiting list until assistance is available. Provides assistance with refundable portion of security and utility deposits to low income Mesa residence prior to signing a lease

Provides temporary rental assistance to housed and EMPLOYED SMI (Serious Mentally Ill) individuals. Provides $1,000 maximum move-in costs for newly housed and employed individuals experiencing homelessness if a Case Manager has obtained housing, but the grant only covers the first month's rent.

Provides services for Veterans that are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. Services include Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF), Shallow Subsidy, emergency housing, case management, pre-employment assistance, and referrals to additional services. Also includes financial assistance for moving, transportation, rent and utilities payment, and child care.

Provides HUD subsidized and private pay elder care residential apartments for seniors age 55 and older.