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Provides a continuum of services to strengthen families and prevent child abuse and neglect including Parenting Centers in select area elementary schools. Offers a parenting education program which involves the entire family. Includes active parenting video-based classes and specialized workshops. Accepts parents who are court-ordered to attend. Free child care is provided at some of the classes. A speakers bureau is available for presentations on parenting and child abuse. Offers free vision and hearing screenings for children.

Provides emergency food boxes, clothing, and limited financial assistance to people in need. Also provides referrals to emergency housing.

Website provides information to assist parents and educators about children who have disabilities. Includes information on specific physical and emotional disabilities, early intervention, special education law, parenting, and research. Publications available in English and Spanish.

Provides social services programs throughout Mohave County including a domestic violence shelter, outpatient domestic violence classes, domestic violence advocacy, Department of Child Safety support services, and a nurturing parenting program.

Early childhood professionals offer individualized information and support on childhood development to families and caregivers with young children and to early childhood professionals. Topics include child development, sleep, parenting, feeding/nutrition, speech, challenging behaviors, colic/excessive crying, safety, getting ready for school, early literacy, support to child care/preschools and community resources all over Arizona. Also offers pregnancy/postpartum resources addressing maternal mental health. Helpline specialists offer virtual or home visit support to families with children under the age of one. Presentations for families and caregivers can be given virtually or in person.

Provides assistance for people in need in Flagstaff and Tuba City. Assistance includes emergency food boxes, sack lunches, hygiene items, and referrals to additional resources. Offers utility bill assistance to qualifying individuals. Also provides Thanksgiving and Christmas food boxes, and gifts for youth age 14 and younger.

Provides mobile street outreach and navigation services as well as mobile coordinated entry to single adults and familes who are unsheltered homeless per hud definition.

Provides food for families during Thanksgiving and Christmas, and children's Christmas gifts.

Provides food and clothing to people in need.

Provides annual drive-thru and dine in Easter and Thanksgiving meals. Prayer teams and social service agency staff are available for referrals to additional community resources.

Provides food, clothing, furniture, and household goods to individuals and families in need. Offers food, diapers, and other items for families with infants.

Provides personal items, food boxes and clothing for people in need. Offers a free weekly meals for the community.

Provides holiday meals and children's gifts for those in need.

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 emergency financial assistance to people in need for past due rent payment, past due mortgage payment, all utilities (water, gas, electric), grocery gift cards, and free hygiene kits. Max assistance is $1500 per household. Funding is first come first served. Email at 8 am on the first of the month for assistance.

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 food boxes and clothing for people in need. Offers backpacks and school supplies for Higley School District students during Back to School in July of each year. Provides an adopt-a-family program for Christmas.

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.

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 items such as diapers, clothing, backpacks, school supplies, and hygiene items for children in need from birth to pre-teen. Everything is free, everything is for kids and the kids do the shopping.

Provides food to people in need. Clients may receive assistance once per month.

Provides foster, kinship, and guardianship children and families to select needed items once every 30 days. This can include cribs, beds, bedding, clothing, hygiene items, shoes, diapers and wipes, as inventory allows.

Provides confidential support for expecting and new moms experiencing mental health challenges, including feelings of overwhelm, sadness, worry, and exhaustion. Offers referrals to local providers as needed. Not a crisis line.

Provides Thanksgiving and Christmas meals to people in need. Meals are served on site and may also be delivered.

Provides food boxes to people in need. Clients may receive one box a month. Also collects edible, unsaleable food from grocers and other sources for inclusion in food boxes and to distribute to nonprofit organizations that feed people. Offers SNAP/AHCCCS registration and renewal.