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Provides assistive technology training, assistive devices, big print forms, watches, and clocks for people with physical and visual impairments.

Provides assistance to older adults and their families in navigating and accessing social services. Services include information and referral to community resources, benefits enrollment assistance, and equipment loan closet.

Loans durable medical equipment to people on low income. Includes items such as wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, shower benches and toilet risers.

Provides home care products, home care equipment, supplies and services including Durable Medical Equipment (DME)/Home Medical Equipment (HME) services.

Provides workstations for the use of people with visual impairments, and for people with learning disabilities, reading disorders, dexterity impairments, writing, or typing difficulties. Programs include JAWS, ZoomText, OPENBook, Duxbury, WYNN Wizard, and Dragon Naturally Speaking. Equipment includes telecommunication device for the deaf (TDD), closed-circuit TV systems (CCTVS), Braille display, Braille printer, Arkenstone Open Book, Kurzweil Reading Edge, and descriptive and close-captioned videos. Provides applications for Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library.

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.

Sells wigs, hair pieces, hats, scarfs, breast forms, and mastectomy bras.

Provides services for people diagnosed with breast cancer or needing assistance with testing for breast cancer. Wig program offers free wigs to individuals undergoing chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer. Offers free mammograms and pays for follow-up diagnostic testing recommended including but not limited to ultrasound, and biopsy, for uninsured or underinsured people. Also provides breast health education.

Offers hearing and balance care for patients of all ages. Services include hearing evaluation, hearing aids, tinnitus evaluation and treatment, balance and dizziness evaluation, and ear wax management.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, large print materials, CDs, and DVDs, Wi-Fi Hotspots, iPads, glasses designed for those with color blindness, ukuleles, and hiking kits. Seed Library checks out garden seeds. Reference desk provides research assistance and materials for use in the library only. Services include story time for children, technology training for people with vision or hearing loss, cultural and recreational programs, and interlibrary loans. Library staff available to help with technology and with connecting to social services, job applications and resume writing. Offers use of copy machine, printer, scanner, Wi-Fi wireless access, public computers with Internet access, and fax machine. Meeting rooms available at no charge for non-profit groups.

Loans sickroom and convalescence equipment including wheelchairs, commode chairs, shower chairs, and walkers.

Provides vision care and eyeglasses to low income, visually impaired children through school-based clinics and mobile vision clinics.

Provides assistance to people in need. Includes food boxes, hygiene supplies, and limited emergency financial assistance for gasoline, utilities and rent. Also loans medical equipment when available, such as walkers, canes, wheelchairs, shower and bath chairs, etc.

Provides vouchers for new, basic prescription (single or lined bifocal) eyeglasses for people on low income. Does not include eye exams, but may have information about free or low cost eye exams.

Provides social and emotional support services to all people impacted by cancer, such as educational presentations, exercise, meditation, nutrition, health maintenance, social activities, and cancer resource navigation. Offers support groups facilitated by licensed mental health clinicians for people with cancer and their friends, families, and caregivers. Support groups include diagnosis-specific, caregiver, men's only, Spanish-speaking, and more. Virtual visits are available. Offers free wigs to people going through cancer treatment.

Provides assistive technology for young children with significant physical disabilities. Specialists make assessments, and design and create adaptive equipment such as trays, easels, seating systems, toy and standing bars, light tables, feeding and crawling supports, tummy wedges, and more. Also offers a loan closet so children can try equipment before purchasing items.

Mentors veterans, non-veterans, and their families on getting and keeping benefits and entitlements from the federal government and local agencies. Provides durable medical equipment and medical supplies to veterans with neurological and medical conditions. Advocates for architectural structure and building codes compliant with wheelchair access and American with Disability Act (ADA) laws.

Provides information and support for people with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's Disease, their friends, family members, and professionals. Also provides education and support through home visits and support groups. Meets virtually and in-person monthly in Phoenix, Prescott, and Tucson. Loans durable medical equipment, provides respite care, and provides transportation to ALSA-related events including clinic visits.

Provides eye care services including exams, eyeglasses and contacts, sports vision services, and prosthetic eyes.

Provides food boxes to people in need. Also maintains a lending service of a variety of durable medical equipment. Includes wheelchairs, crutches, canes, and walkers. Offers monthly bags that include food, gloves, hats, socks, and hygiene products through the Homeless Blessings program.

Provides medical equipment for seniors, low income, and people with disabilities and/or immediate health needs. Supplies include crutches, walkers, raised toilet seats, and wheelchairs.

Provides assistance for older adults including new durable medical equipment for people with demonstrated financial needs and care management for older adults including coordination of in-home services, assistance in prioritizing needs, and navigating medical care. Includes walkers, crutches and canes, wheelchairs, and bathroom safety equipment. Does not loan equipment.

Provides congregate meals and activities for seniors. Activities include card games, weekly bingo, monthly potlucks, music, and a variety of arts and crafts classes.

Loans durable medical equipment. Items may be borrowed for up to six months. Provides adult incontinence supplies. Also provides assistance to complete advanced directives and enroll in Medicare.

Lends durable medical equipment for up to 90 days. Equipment includes mobility aids such as wheelchairs, transport chairs, and walkers. Also includes home health aids such as shower chairs, elevated toilet seats, and bath transfer benches.