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Provides family resource center, adult basic education, GED, English as a Second language, and career readiness classes. Mesa Parent University offers parenting skills classes. Does not include child care.

Provides educational programs about mental illness. Presentation course length varies between two hours and nine weeks, and are for mental health consumers, parents and caregivers of people diagnosed with a mental illness, and school professionals. Some courses are available in Spanish; some available in southern Arizona. Also provides training to assist in the Peer-to-Peer education course. Offers Peer Support Specialist training which prepares participants for state certification.

Provides assistance to help newly arrived refugees, asylees, and immigrants resettle in the Phoenix area. Services include furnished homes; rental assistance; healthcare; food; English language classes; help with job, computer, and financial literacy skills; social services and community support; and legal services toward residency and citizenship. Offers citizenship classes and test preparation.

Senior center provides hot lunch, health education, and socialization for Native American seniors age 60 years and older. Elder Refugee Program assists refugees ages 60 and older with citizenship application, government benefits, and supportive social services. Offers citizenship and ESL classes. Offers weekly socialization and health education.

Provides GED (General Educational Development) testing in various locations throughout the state. Participants may take each of four content area module tests separately or all on the same day. Those who pass the GED and the Arizona Civics tests will be awarded an Arizona High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma. Scores are available within 24 hours. Offered in-person and online.

Administers community college programs and learning centers in La Paz and Yuma counties.

Provides academic courses that transfer to universities, associate's degrees, and short-term training certificates. Also provides adult education programs. Disability Resource Services offers support services for students with disabilities.

Provides a self-paced GED program for youth and adults, online high diploma program, basic computer skills classes, resume writing assistance, and job interview coaching. Also offers a work study program to prepare students for employment. Students may be eligible for a participation stipend.

Provides adult basic education including GED test preparation, Adult Basic Literacy (ABL) one-on-one tutoring sessions; on-site workplace instruction in math, reading, writing, computers, and other workplace skills; ESOL classes in small groups; computer-assisted instruction in all areas.

Provides support services for TUSD students and their families. Services include clothing bank and food boxes. Also provides English as a Second language classes and referrals to additional resources.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, large print materials, videotapes, CDs, and DVDs. Reference desk provides research assistance and materials for use in the library only. Services include story time for children, summer reading program, assistance with Talking Books applications, and interlibrary loans. Offers copy machine, printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access. Offers special events, computer classes, special interest classes, and recreational activities for all ages. This is a Seed Library and Culture Pass location.

Provides GED classes and individual tutoring.

Provides various employment training programs. Classes include the Pre-Employment Work Maturity course addressing job search preparation and job retention; individual and group Adult Basic Education; GED/ESL preparation; the Comprehensive Competencies Program, a self-paced computer course covering reading, mathematics, and language; and Administrative Office Skills instruction to help prepare students for working in an office. Offers to prepare Phoenix residents for training, enrollment and placement opportunities in the hospitality sector, fulfilling the hiring needs of hospitality sector employers with qualified candidates who are job-ready, possess the skills and abilities to perform job duties, and hold knowledge and passion for the industry. Offers education to the existing workforce, system service providers, and job seekers about the hospitality industry, providing them with current information, relevant training, and connecting graduates to jobs and careers.

Offers post-secondary educational programs, vocational training and certificates, and eLearning online coursework. Disability Resources and Services offers support services for students with disabilities and students from foster care. Provides college credit courses and support services for Native American high school students. Enrichment courses available for those wanting a faster track to gaining new skills.

Provides bilingual education for immigrant and refugee women and their families. Includes GED and ESL classes, career support, and sexual health information. Promotoras Rompiendo Cadenas (community health volunteers) provide resources for women experiencing gender-based violence.

Provides job training and placement for low income adults who are chronically unemployed or underemployed. Also provides classes in English as a Second Language, adult basic education, and GED preparation; and case management.

Provides self-paced GED classes combined with work experience on community art projects. Includes academic assessment and remedial education to bring youth up to ninth-grade level. During the eight-week vocational arts component, students work in teams under professional artists to design and complete mosaic tile murals. Program includes case management and counseling. Students who attend class 30 hours per week receive a weekly stipend and an incentive payment upon completion of the entire program.

Providers information about and referrals to services available in Avondale by partner agencies. Offers a variety of human services including AHCCCS application assistance and programs for parents with children 0-5. Offers limited evaporative cooler water utility assistance during the summer months.

Provides postsecondary educational programs, developmental education, GED preparation, and vocational and personal enrichment programs at multiple locations. Disability Resource and Access Office offers support services for students with disabilities.

Provides food boxes, drive-thru food distribution, and additional food support, undergarments, hygiene supplies, school supplies, holiday assistance, GESD school enrollment support and McKinney-Vento services, infant essentials, parent/child interaction. Offers development classes, parenting support, rental/utility assistance and affordable housing for Glendale residents only, and heat relief network hydration station, volunteer opportunities, clothing, laundry services, workforce development and employment assistance, paid internships for ages 15-21, AHCCCS, TANF, and SNAP renewal and application assistance, substance use prevention education, behavioral/mental health services, preventative dental care for ages 0-21 or expectant mothers, formal wear for high school students, and information to additional community resources.

Provides food boxes and information and referrals to additional community resources. Offers GED prep classes and testing. Provides day and evening English language classes as well as job training and placement.

Provides tutoring and classes in reading, writing, and math. Also provides GED preparation in English and Spanish. Classes are available online.

Provides support for families whose babies are transitioning home from the NICU. Services include mentoring and connection to early intervention providers. Website provides resource guides which can be downloaded for free. Sells video on caring for fragile newborns. Also offers training and technical assistance to providers, including specialized developmental assessment tools and intervention approaches appropriate for very fragile newborns and infants.

Provides lunches on weekdays for seniors. Includes transportation between home and the center, if needed. Also provides recreational activities, special events, wellness classes, health screenings, support groups, benefits assistance for Medicare and Social Security questions, and information about and referrals to community resources. Offers lifelong learning community college classes. Also provides outreach and friendly visits, and delivers meals to seniors and people with disabilities who are homebound.

Offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the fields of nursing, health care, and health innovation. Performs health research including clinical trials.