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Provides legal assistance and representation for people with low income in civil matters including those involving public housing, mortgage foreclosure, eviction prevention, landlord/tenant disputes, public assistance and benefits, denial of health care, criminal record expungement, and discrimination. Does not assist with fee generating or criminal cases. Also serves Sells and the Tohono O'odham Nation.

Provides services for victims of abuse and sexual assault. Services include advocacy, basic needs, case management, crisis response, educational information, forensic exams and interviews, information about and referrals to community resources, legal advocacy, and safety planning.

Assists people affected by mental illness in finding the treatment and services they need. Works to improve private and public behavioral health systems and related resources which serve adults with a serious mental illness (SMI) designation. Works to erase the stigma of mental illness. Offers support groups for people with mental illness, their families and friends.

Offers services for older adults and people with disabling conditions. Services include medical appointment transportation, health advocacy, grocery shopping, friendly visiting and phoning, caregiver relief, personal business assistance, minor home repair, delivered meals for lunch, and a van offering transportation to and from recreational and shopping venues.

Provides outreach services to domestic and sexual violence survivors. Services include individual advocacy, crisis intervention, safety planning, lay legal advocacy support and accompaniment, individual counseling, community education and awareness.

Faith-based center provides services for pregnant women and women with infants. Provides onsite childcare for children ages 0-5 while mother is receiving services. Free, confidential services include food pantry, formula, baby food, clothing, diapers, showers, nutrition education, individual advocacy, information and referral, support groups, exercise groups, parenting skills, job readiness, adult literacy, citizenship test preparation and a variety of classes. Serves as a family support center.

Advocates for people with developmental, physical, cognitive, or psychiatric disabilities in the areas of education, health care, mental health care, housing, accessibility, abuse, neglect, employment, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) related issues. Legal concerns must arise from the disability. Provides information, technical assistance, and training on legal rights and represent individuals in negotiations, administrative proceedings, and in court. Brings impact litigation on systemic issues.

Provides crisis hotline for survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Offers advocacy for adult survivors.

Provides 24-hour warmline for people seeking help with epilepsy-related issues. Includes peer support, advocacy in obtaining medical or other services, and information and referrals for additional needs.

Provides mobile outreach services to domestic and sexual violence survivors. Services include community-based case management, lay legal and individual advocacy, crime victim accompaniment services, general crime victim assistance and referrals to other services for the general public.

Provides advocacy for older adults and their families and caregivers to resolve problems involving health insurance, Social Security, hospitals, housing, collection agencies, guardianship, conservatorship, and other issues. Also provides help with evaluating or applying for benefits.

Provides legal assistance and representation for people with low income in civil matters including those involving public housing, mortgage foreclosure, eviction prevention, landlord/tenant disputes, public assistance and benefits, denial of health care, and discrimination. Does not assist with fee generating or criminal cases.

Provides legal assistance and representation for people with low income in civil matters including those involving public housing, mortgage foreclosure, eviction prevention, landlord/tenant disputes, public assistance and benefits, denial of health care, criminal record expungement, and discrimination. Does not assist with fee generating or criminal cases.

Provides shelter for people experiencing homelessness. Site for coordinated entry into housing. Other services include Individual Advocacy, Self Advocacy Support , Personal Financial Counseling and Specialized Information and Referral.

Faith-based center provides services for women and teen girls ages 13 and over. . Provides onsite childcare for children ages 0-5 while mother is receiving services. Free, confidential services include food pantry, formula, baby food, clothing, diapers, showers, nutrition education, individual advocacy, information and referral, support groups, exercise groups, parenting skills, job readiness, adult literacy, citizenship test preparation and a variety of classes. Serves as a family support center.

Provides advocacy for older adults and their families and caregivers to resolve problems involving health insurance, Social Security, hospitals, housing, collection agencies, guardianship, conservatorship, and other issues. Also provides help with evaluating or applying for benefits.

Advocates for people with developmental, physical, cognitive, or psychiatric disabilities in the areas of education, health care, mental health care, housing, accessibility, abuse, neglect, employment, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) related issues. Legal concerns must arise from the disability. Provides information, technical assistance, and training on legal rights and represent individuals in negotiations, administrative proceedings, and in court. Brings impact litigation on systemic issues.

Provides crisis line and emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Transitional apartments are available for clients who complete the shelter program. Also provides advocacy, safety planning, assistance with orders of protection, and educational and support groups.

Provides in-person and virtual support services for victims of domestic, sexual, and teen dating violence and their children. Services include crime victim assistance, individual advocacy, youth/student support groups, sexual assault hotline, and sexual assault/incest support groups. Participants can remain in the program up to one year and may qualify for long distance transportation. **Currently out of financial assistance funding for Maricopa County**

Faith-based center provides services for women and teen girls age 13 and older. Provides onsite childcare for children ages 0-5 while mother is receiving services. Free, confidential services include food pantry, formula, baby food, clothing, diapers, showers, nutrition education, individual advocacy, information and referral, support groups, exercise groups, parenting skills, job readiness, adult literacy, citizenship test preparation and a variety of classes. Serves as a family support center.

Provides assistance to survivors of sexual assault, stalking, or dating violence in navigating civil legal issues such as orders of protection, divorce, parenting time and legal decision making. The Legal Advocate can also provide court accompaniment, advocacy, and social service and government assistance referrals.

Provides services for seniors and people with disabilities. Services include family caregiver support and respite, long term care ombudsman, assistance with Medicare, AHCCCS, and other health insurance programs, volunteer recruitment and placement, and mileage reimbursement for senior passengers who must rely on others for transportation. *** Due to a change in funding, new client services are subject to wait lists. ***

Provides survivors of domestic violence with the resources, support and legal advocacy needed to live independently and safely.

Provides gender-inclusive, non-discriminatory safe bed for adults 18 or older experiencing or at risk of abuse such as sexual or domestic violence, sex trafficking, self-harm including substance use, or homelessness for up to 72-hours as available. Services include a safe bed for those who enroll in the program with a 3 month to 2 year commitment as available. Staff are certified and trained in domestic sexual violence advocacy, as well as general crime victim advocacy.

Community health workers provide education, support, and advocacy services to pregnant and postpartum women and their families. Services include home visits and case management with oversight by nurses and social workers for enrolled children age 2 and younger.