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Faith-based center provides services for women and children. Provides onsite childcare for children ages 0-5 while the 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.

Educates tenants about their rights and responsibilities so they can represent themselves.

Provides civil legal services to low income residents. Types of cases handled include family law, housing, education, benefits, employment, consumer, disability law, and nonprofit organization legal assistance.

Provides support, advocacy, case information, court accompaniment, and referrals for victims and witnesses of crime. Also provides funds through Victim Compensation Board to assist victims of crime with expenses incurred due to crime. Allowable expenses include medical, funeral, counseling, crime scene clean-up, and wage loss that resulted from the crime.

Provides crisis intervention, follow-up, and referral services to victims of crime.

Provides crisis intervention, referrals, advocacy, and on-call crisis intervention for crime victims in Navajo County.

Provides navigation assistance to populations which experience increased barriers to housing, such as Domestic Violence, Extremely Low Income, Previous Criminal History, Previous Foster Care, Separated Families, and Serious Mental Illness. Also provides information on tenant rights.

Prosecutes misdemeanor criminal offenses that are committed within Phoenix city limits. Offenses prosecuted include DUI, assault including domestic violence, shoplifting, Order of Protection violations, contracting without a license, criminal damage, hit and run, trespass, prostitution, and suspended license. The Victim Information Center provides information and support services to victims of misdemeanor crimes in Phoenix. Services include information about the judicial system, acting as a liaison between the victim and prosecutors, accompanying victims to court upon request, assistance in obtaining Orders of Protection or Injunctions Against Harassment, and referrals to community services.

Provides support, advocacy, case information, court accompaniment, and referrals for victims and witnesses of crime. Also provides funds through Victim Compensation Board to assist victims of crime with expenses incurred due to crime. Allowable expenses include medical, funeral, counseling, crime scene clean-up, and wage loss that resulted from the crime.

Provides crisis intervention, referrals, advocacy, and on-call crisis intervention for crime victims in Mesa. Operates as a multi-disciplinary team to provide a coordinated, trauma-informed response to victims of sexual and domestic violence

Provides victim advocate services related to domestic violence, sexual assault, teen dating violence, and stalking in the Yavapai community.

Provides 24-hour crisis response for people who call 9-1-1 in Tempe and are victims of traumatic incidents such as homelessness, domestic violence, sexual assault, death and grief, mental health issues, substance abuse, and other crimes or critical incidents. Also provides service coordination and navigation for military veterans who live in Tempe.

Administers legal services in northern Arizona, and portions of New Mexico and Utah.

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 assistance and services to victims of domestic violence and abuse, specializing in victims who speak languages other than English and Latin American Spanish. Assists with relocation and placement in to transitional or emergency housing. Also provides assistance with court documents, obtaining lost records and identification documents, and completing applications for benefits. Child and elder care may be available during court cases.

Provides civil legal services to low income residents. Types of cases handled include family law, housing, education, benefits, employment, consumer, disability law, and nonprofit organization legal assistance.

Provides free legal advice in practice areas including family law, juvenile law, landlord/tenant, employment, civil litigation, and others.

Provides support, advocacy, victims' rights information and referrals for crime victims. Facilitates resolution to allegations of victims' rights violations through the Victims' Rights Enforcement Program.

Provides 24-hour crisis response, advocacy, case management, court accompaniment and advocacy, K9 advocacy, trauma support groups, and referrals for victims and witnesses of crime. Services are free and confidential and do not require a victim to report the crime to law enforcement. Offices are located in Flagstaff, Williams, Grand Canyon, Page, Tuba City, Kayenta, Chinle and St. Michaels.

Provides mobile victim advocacy and court victim advocacy for abuse victims, children, and adolescents.

Provides hotline, shelter and local transportation for Navajo women and children who are victims of domestic violence. Assists with filing orders of protection in court. Offers referrals to available and appropriate professional and social services. Provides emergency shelter for women and children who are victims of domestic violence.