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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.

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 various services including family support services, parenting classes, and free parent-child activities to pregnant mothers and families living in Phoenix with children ages birth to five.

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, free clothing, shoes, and school supplies to the general public and students. Offers parenting classes. Homeless Education Liaison provides assistance to school-age youth who do not have a permanent place of residence. Services include school enrollment, transportation to and from school, free breakfast and lunch programs, and other support services. Also provides information about additional resources in the community.

Administers referral program to emergency assistance for people in need throughout Southern Arizona, according to parish boundaries.

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 family planning services. Also provides prenatal clinic, maternity clothing, baby clothes, diapers, formula, and parenting classes.

Provides food and clothing for people in need.

Provides basic needs when available including food boxes, clothing, baby formula and diapers, and utility bill payment assistance. Provides information about and referrals to community resources.

Provides annual Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.

Provides Christmas toys to children age 12 and younger in families with low income in Phoenix.

Provides services for people experiencing homelessness and low income community residents. Services include showers, laundry facilities, clothing, and food pantry.

Distributes gifts to children and seniors with low incomes.

Provide crisis shelter services, mobile and community-based services, transitional living services and supervised visitation for victims of domestic and/or sexual violence. Site for coordinated entry into housing.

Provides food boxes to people in need. May also provide clothing, shoes, tarps, blankets and other household items.

Provides services for people in need. Services include monthly food boxes, daily snack bags, personal hygiene items, pet food, use of the showers, and assistance to get state ID and Arizona birth certificate.

Provides food boxes and clothing to people in need. Also provides referrals to other services.

Provides services for people experiencing homelessness. Includes snacks, water, coffee, clothing, hygiene kits, and showers. Also provides referrals to additional services. Offers haircuts, monthly vision screening, and legal assistance by appointment.

Faith-based center provides services for women and teen girls. Free, confidential services include mentoring, parenting classes, support groups, child care, case management for birth mothers with children in the foster care system, and community resource referrals. A variety of education and mentoring services are available virtually. Participating clients can trade attendance points for clothing, food, hygiene items, and baby and child items.