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Provides support services for veterans who are experiencing homelessness or near-homeless. Services include housing stability planning, budgeting, deposits for rent and utilities, moving and storage costs, some household supplies, auto repair if needed for work, employment-related expenses, child care, and bus passes. Resource specialists visit locations in southern Arizona on a rotating basis.

Provides services for people in need in Chino Valley, Prescott, and Prescott Valley. Services include emergency food boxes, meals, clothing, and limited financial assistance for rent and utilities.

Provides food boxes twice a month, free haircuts to those experiencing homelessness, clothing, and free bicycles when available to homeless who can prove they are working. Also offers partial assistance with a utility bill, once a year.

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.

Provides emergency food boxes and financial assistance for SRP electric payment. Offers public showers (available May 6-October 28).

Provides utility payment assistance, food boxes, and case management for people on low income. Senior center provides social activities, congregate meals, home delivered meals to older adults and people with disabilities, Medicare counseling, minor housing repairs, and transportation to doctor appointments and shopping.

Offers community recreation programs. Provides hot meals, food boxes, back-to-school assistance. Rent and utility assistance on a limited basis.

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

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 emergency financial assistance for rent and utilities for area farmworkers. Includes referrals for other needed services.

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

Provides utility, mortgage, and rent payment assistance. Also provides case management, additional referrals, outreach, and home visits for qualifying individuals and families. Offers weatherization program to reduce energy costs for those in owner-occupied housing. Telephone Assistance Program provides telephone service to low income households with a medical need that requires one in the home.

Provides home energy bill payment assistance for households on low income, including gas, electric, and heating. Assistance may be up to $640 with an additional $500 if an energy crisis exists. Applicants are required to apply online or submit a paper application. Also, applicants need to use the website to check their status.

Provides financial and case management services to individuals and families in need. Offers limited financial assistance for utility services that are one month past due. Assists with air conditioner repairs during the summer for those who cannot afford them. Provides personal finance education and offers Individual Development Accounts (IDA) with matched funds to pay for education at a Maricopa Community College. Operates a cooling and hydration center during heat relief season.

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 services for low-income households for veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless but seeking stable housing within 90 days. Services include case management and utilities assistance.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.

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.

Offers emergency relief for rent, mortgage, and utility payments for households experiencing a financial crisis.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.

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.

Administers referral program to emergency assistance for people in need throughout Southern Arizona, according to parish boundaries.

Provides basic needs when available including clothing, diapers, and utility bill payment assistance. Provides information about and referrals to community resources.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.