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Administers various programs for people in need.

Provides shelter for lost, unwanted or abandoned animals. Places pets into homes by adoption. Offers pet lost and found service.

Offers services for older adults and people with disabling conditions. Services include medical appointment transportation, health advocacy, grocery shopping, friendly visiting and phoning, caregiver relief, personal business assistance, minor home repair, delivered meals for lunch, and a van offering transportation to and from recreational and shopping venues.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a no-interest mortgage.

Provides family planning services. Clients can complete lessons and get Earn While You Learn points which may be used to purchase diapers, baby clothes, and other items. Offers STI screening and education for men and women.

Provides programs for families and their children, youth, and young adults experiencing mental health and behavior challenges. Services include one-on-one family support, peer support, health promotion, support groups, training and education, individual and community-based living skills, respite, and connecting families and individuals with support in the community.

Provides family planning services. Clients can complete lessons and get Earn While You Learn points which may be used to purchase diapers, baby clothes, and other items. Offers STI screening and education for men and women.

Provides transitional housing and wrap-around support services to families experiencing homelessness including case management, educational and employment support. Must complete housing inquiry form on website first.

Provides young adults transitioning out of foster care a safe place to live while offering resources, support, and teaching life skills. Serves ages 18 to 24, must apply before 24th birthday.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a no-interest mortgage.

Volunteers provide non-medical assistance to adults unable to drive due to physical limitations in order to help them continue living independently.

Provides programs for families and their children, youth, and young adults experiencing mental health and behavior challenges. Services include one-on-one family support, peer support, health promotion, support groups, training and education, individual and community-based living skills, respite, and connecting families and individuals with support in the community.

Provides free, non-denominational Christian camps for disadvantaged youth. Weekend camps are offered throughout the school year, and week-long sessions during the summer.

Volunteers build beds for children and youth who need them.

Sells donated clothing, furniture, and kitchen supplies.

Provides assistance for older and disabled adults to live independently in their own homes without the need for institutional care. Offers help at home, food resources (food boxes & mobile meals), and transportation to medical appointments and grocery shopping.

The Safe at Home Program provides home safety modifications to reduce household hazards and provide greater accessibility in the home. Modifications include grab bars, non-skid mats, bathing seats, handheld shower heads, toilet risers and rails, and exterior access ramps.

Provide facilities for law enforcement and officers of the court to investigate sexual assault, domestic violence, and crimes against children and vulnerable adults. Victims receive medical examinations and advocacy connecting them with local community resources. Serves as a family resource center.

Administers Head Start and Early Head Start programs in various locations throughout central Arizona. Sites offer classroom and home-based early education services for children in low income families. The emphasis is on school readiness. Services include nutritious meals, medical and dental services, activities for parents, and assistance for children with special needs.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a no-interest mortgage.

Provides services, subject to availability, for families in need. Provides emergency food boxes; emergency utility assistance for electric and gas service primarily for families with a past due or shut off notice; sleeping bags for homeless clients through a partnership with the Ugly Quilt Group of Mesa; cat and dog food through a partnership with Pets of the Homeless.

Provides bread weekly and an assortment of fruits and vegetables and a bag of groceries monthly to people in need. A resource adviser is available for prayer, personal concerns, and job or housing assistance.

Administers services for children, families, people with disabilities, seniors who are homebound or isolated, and caregivers.

Loans power tools and hand tools to community groups. Tools include hammers, saws, ladders, sanders, lawnmowers, weedeaters, wood chippers, and more.

Provides recreational programs, sport programs, recreation center, special events, programs and festivals. Maintains city parks and playgrounds. Offers reservations for ramadas and park venues.