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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 emergency financial assistance for utilities to prevent shutoff. Includes assistance with gas, electric, water, and propane, and deposits to turn on utilities.

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 family resource center, case management, sack lunches, emergency food boxes, and emergency financial assistance for clients.

Provides utility payment assistance to residents of Maricopa County except for those living in Glendale, Mesa, and Phoenix. Offers referrals to correct CAP offices for people outside the areas served.

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).

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 case management to individuals and families on limited income. Also provides financial assistance for utility deposits; and electric, gas, water, and heating fuel payment.

Provides support services for families and seniors on low income. Services include emergency rent and utility payment assistance. 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 services, subject to availability, for families in need. Provides emergency food boxes; emergency utility assistance for electric and gas service primarily for families with a past due or shut off notice; sleeping bags for homeless clients through a partnership with the Ugly Quilt Group of Mesa; cat and dog food through a partnership with Pets of the Homeless.

Provides assistance to individuals and families in need. Services include emergency food boxes, Project Service to Help Arizonans with Relief on Energy (SHARE) for SRP and APS.

Provides assistance for people in need in Flagstaff and Tuba City. Assistance includes emergency food boxes, sack lunches, hygiene items, and referrals to additional resources. Offers utility bill assistance to qualifying individuals. Also provides Thanksgiving and Christmas food boxes, and gifts for youth age 14 and younger.

Provides case management and emergency financial payment assistance for rent and mortgage, including limited rental and utility deposit assistance. Also provides emergency financial payment assistance for electric, natural gas, and City of Phoenix water bills. Also offers limited transportation expense assistance for bus cards.

Performs eligibility screening and registration LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) and Lifeline alert. Provides referrals to additional services.

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 emergency financial assistance for people in need throughout Pima County. Includes assistance for rent, mortgage, prescriptions, birth certificate and identification card fees, and work-related expenses such as bus passes and gas vouchers. New funds available at the beginning of each month.

Provides homelessness prevention resources and stabilization for all veterans, with special emphasis on senior, disabled and women veterans. Offers assistance with rent, utilities, food, and bus passes, and information about services and referrals to community resources.

Provides coordination of services through referrals which may include, but is not limited to, Thrift Store Vouchers, financial empowerment classes, housing rehabilitation, weatherization services, and repair or replacement of appliances. Offers housing payment assistance, including senior recertification. Also provides utility payment assistance and deposits, when setting up a new utility service. Offers free menstrual products and infant or adult diapers. **Rental assistance is first come first served beginning on the first of the month**

Provides rent payment assistance, electric and water utility bill payment assistance, food boxes, sack lunches, and personal hygiene items.

Provides coordination of services through referrals which may include, but is not limited to, Thrift Store Vouchers, financial empowerment classes, housing rehabilitation, weatherization services, and repair or replacement of appliances. Offers housing payment assistance to prevent eviction, including senior recertification. Also provides utility payment assistance and deposits, when setting up a new utility service. Offers free menstrual products and infant or adult diapers.

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 APS electric bill payment assistance to eligible individuals.

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 emergency financial assistance for food, rent, utility bills, auto repair, and essential home repairs for active duty enlisted and veteran families in need.