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Provides free family planning services, peer counseling, education classes, material and practical support, community referrals, men's peer counseling, and education classes for men and women.
Holds annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner. Provides Christmas gifts for children in need age 15 and younger. Runs Adopt-A-Family Program in which donors adopt families so the entire family in need receives holiday gifts, food, etc.
Provides telephone-based assistance for people sharing custody of their children. Services include information on co-parenting, communication, and legal options; mediation; and relationship coaching.

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Parenting Helplines
Serves Thanksgiving meals and provides Christmas food boxes.
Provides toys for children age 12 and younger during the Christmas season through the Angel Tree program. Children make requests on tags which are placed in various locations. Through the Adopt-A-Family program, families are matched with sponsors who provide holiday items.
Provides emergency food boxes including baby formula, clothing, household goods, toiletries, and other basic needs to individuals and families. Also offers assistance with signing up for Nutrition Assistance (food stamps/SNAP) and AHCCCS programs; job assistance; and resource referrals. Provides a hydration station during summer months.
Provides Christian mentoring for youth who have experienced foster care or homelessness. Offers resources for housing, hygiene, food, life skills, single parent support groups and other education. Christmas assistance and totes for teens ageing out of foster care.
Provides AHCCCS, TANF, and SNAP renewal and application assistance, infant essentials, parent/child interaction classes, mental health information, English classes, food, clothing, rental/utility assistance, free on-site laundry facility, pregnancy support, and paid internships for high school students. Social Workers can also provide referrals to community resources for services such as senior assistance, child care, parenting support, child development, citizenship classes, housing/shelter, substance use programs, domestic violence services, legal services, veteran services, GED, and job assistance. Operates a hydration station during heat relief season.
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 Thanksgiving and Christmas meals to people in need. Meals are served on site and may also be delivered.
Distributes birthday gifts for children in foster care ages 1-21. Caseworkers can also request gifts for children in their caseload.
Provides court-ordered domestic violence peacemaking circles. Participants, their families, support people, and community members meet with facilitators weekly to encourage dialog and goal-oriented change. Also provides outpatient substance abuse counseling, anger management classes, parenting education, court-ordered substance abuse screening and treatment programs, and DUI Level I and II programs.
Provides home visitation program for pregnant women and families with newborns. The goal is to promote child development and school readiness, enhance parent-child relationships, and increase self-sufficiency. Program is voluntary.
Provides family resource center and educational opportunities for families and providers of services to children with behavioral health challenges. Offers support groups for parents and caregivers to give families a safe place to talk about their challenges, inspire hope, connect with other families, and share successes. Parent Assistance Center staff assists other parents in resolving family challenges such as sibling support, access to services, free counseling, special education of 504 plans in schools, housing and shelter, etc.
Provides food, hygiene products, baby items, and clothing once every 30 days to Arizona residents in need.
Provides education, emotional support and advocacy to pregnant women or to women who recently delivered a baby and their families.
Provides a parenting program in Spanish and English for families needing guidance with their children ages 9-14 or grades 4-8 and/or who are court referred. Workshops cover how to prevent drug abuse in the family, set guidelines and expectations for behavior, saying "no" to drugs and resisting peer pressure, and how to control and express anger.
Provides a resource center for adults who are homeless. Services include sack lunches, clothing, hygiene supplies, shower facilities, use of telephone, message service, temporary mailing address, extreme cold warming center, case management, and referrals for other services. Site for coordinated entry into housing. Operates a cooling center and hydration station during heat relief season.
Distributes backpacks and school supplies to students in kindergarten through grade 12. Also distributes Thanksgiving and Christmas food boxes so families can prepare their own holiday meals. Serves Thanksgiving and Christmas meals.
Provides health supported family housing for pregnant and parenting women. Provides medical assisted treatment, substance abuse counseling, fitness and nutrition programs, life skills classes for healthy relationships, parenting, and financial literacy. Also assists with community referral and navigation of resources.

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Parenting Skills Classes
Sells donated clothing and household goods to the general public. Provides clothing and shoes to people in need including seniors age 60 and older, veterans with disabilities or low income, people experiencing homelessness, and those returning to the workforce.
Provides emergency food items, clothing, and personal hygiene products for people in need. Clients must bring their own boxes and be on time.
Zoo is the 17-acre home to more than 500 animals, including mammals, fish, reptiles, and birds from around the world. Animals are presented in naturalistic habitats. Hosts various annual events, such as Howl-o-ween and Zoocson, Festival of Lights, Senior Safari, and Summer Zoo Camp. Rents patios for weddings, birthdays, and other events.
Provides an educational home-visitation program to help new parents understand their baby's needs. Offers child development information, group activities, links to community resources, and ongoing supportive visits for up to 5 years.
Provides family planning services. Also provides prenatal clinic, maternity clothing, baby clothes, diapers, formula, and parenting classes.