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Provides case management to people who are homeless. Includes screening for various benefits and connection to additional services. Provides space for various partner agencies.

Provides faith-based emergency shelter for single women, and women with custodial children. Includes clothing, meals, and case management. Attendance at the chapel service is encouraged.

Provides culturally appropriate services for victims of labor and sex trafficking. Services include case management, legal services referrals, employment services, and family reunification and reintegration.

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 case management for individuals and families with low income. Services may include one time utility assistance and/or utility deposits, gas vouchers, local bus fare, food vouchers, large appliance repair and limited rent and mortgage payment assistance. Rental assistance only available for seniors at this time.

Provides case management and food boxes for people in need.

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 crime victim accompaniment services, specialized crime victim assistance, individual advocacy, case management, community based counseling services, and specialized information and referral for adults age 50 and older who are victims of late life domestic violence, sexual assault, or elder abuse.

Provides rent assistance to people who are experiencing a one-time crisis that makes eviction imminent. Stable means of income is preferred, as this financial assistance is intended to eliminate the crisis so that the client can resume responsibility. Also provides assistance with SW Gas bills including past payment, deposits, late charges, and reconnection fees. Provides deposits for electric, gas, water, and home telephone services. Includes case coordination and advocacy for people who need housing, shelter, employment, and help in obtaining benefits.

Provides emergency shelter and supportive services for anyone with or without custodial children who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking. Offers pet-friendly services and accepts pets at shelter in a limited capacity. Provides culturally specific services to the Hispanic community. Promotes are Spanish speaking only.

Provides information and referrals and Medicare counseling to seniors in northern Arizona. Also provides intake and case management for seniors and adults with disabilities so they can remain in their own homes. Includes assessment of needs, development of an individualized care plan, and coordination of in-home support services. Offers ombudsman advocacy to those in long-term facilities.

Senior center provides recreational, social, and educational activities. Offers weekly blood pressure screenings; and wellness, fitness, art, and dance classes. Matter of Balance Program provides strategies to reduce fear of falling and increase activity levels. Social workers provide case management and referrals to community resources, and facilitate health-related support groups.

Provides a shelter for women that are experiencing homelessness that resulted from domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking, and their children. Services include basic needs, crisis intervention, case management, and referrals to additional resources.

Provides respite care, case management, community education, and support groups.

Provides coordination of services through referrals which may include, but is not limited to, financial empowerment classes, housing rehabilitation, weatherization services, and appliance repair or replacement. Provides housing and utilities deposit and payment assistance.**Currently only accepting families for rental assistance due to low funds**

Provides free in-home community health nursing services to assist families and their newborns during the transition from the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to their home and community. Nurses monitor the baby's health and development for up to three years of age. Services include assessing for developmental delays and well-being, parental support and education in caring for a high-risk infant, and referrals to additional resources.

Provides perinatal case management services, health education events, learning opportunities, and community referrals to women and their families in the south Phoenix, Laveen, and Maryvale areas.

Provides services to seniors and adults with disabilities. Services include transportation to appointments, and other places; and travel training to understand the local transit systems. Also includes friendly phone calls and visits, small home repairs, help to sort mail and pay bills, respite to relieve caregivers, personal emergency alert devices, transitional care in conjunction with Northern Arizona Health, pet assistance, and information about and referrals to community resources. Offers assistance in use of technology such as cell phones, computers, notebooks, etc.

Provides family practice and pediatrics; integrated health case management, family support; enrollment assistance; and a full service pharmacy.

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.

Homeless shelter for men who are committed to gaining employment and becoming self-sufficient. Clients receive work assistance, case management, food, water, and other basic needs.

Provides in-home support to enhance independence and improve quality of life. Services include counseling, case management, advocacy and assistance with navigating resources.

Provides a variety of services to Native Americans.

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.

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.