Provides emergency shelter and a 24-hour crisis hotline for victims of domestic violence. Resident services referrals to other needed services, children's coordinator, and life skills groups.

Offers dropout prevention services through the Opportunity Awareness Program and assists students with the transition from school to careers through the School to Career program.

Facilitates foster care licensure and the certification process for DES, private, kinship, and step-parent adoptions. Provides orientations in order to familiarize families with the foster care, adoption, and certification process. Provides initial training to become licensed for foster care or certified for adoption and advanced training services. Provides placement coordination for families and children. The Expectant Parent program provides assistance to any expectant parent(s) considering voluntarily relinquishing their parental rights.

Sponsors free events for people in need to wash their clothes.

Provides information on heart health, and cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment. Sponsors annual fundraising events such as Go Red For Women Luncheon, Heart Ball, and Heart Walk.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, large print materials, videotapes, CDs, and DVDs. Offers copy machine, printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access.

Administers programs for survivors of domestic violence and those who serve them.

Provides support services to the families of medically fragile children. Services include assistance with transportation, housing, and meals when traveling to visit their children in the hospital. Also includes financial assistance for medical care and funeral expenses. Teaches coping skills in improve the family's quality of life as they adjust to the changes. Clergy offer emotional support and spiritual guidance.

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 recreation and socialization programs including free community activities and low-cost classes for adults and families. Also provides weekly low-cost meals. Rents the facility for meetings and events with discounts for nonprofit organizations. Provides space for United Food Bank monthly food distribution.

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 statewide care coordination services, programs, and support for those living with a brain injury and their families. Offers information addressing the importance of brain health and wellness through brain injury prevention, advocacy, and education. Manages a statewide Neuro-Infoline that connects callers with personalized and vetted brain injury-specific providers and resources.

Administrative office that distributes food to agencies that redistribute it to people in need.

Administers service programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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 recreation, socialization, and youth development programs.

Provides academic instruction for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. 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. Provides support services for students with disabilities.

Provides recreation, socialization, and youth development programs.

Provides support, education, and skill development to 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.

Administers programs and services for people with autism and their caregivers. Holds fundraisers and special events including the SARRC Annual Community Breakfast and YES Day for Autism.

Provides recreation, socialization, and youth development programs.

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.

Campaigns for identified programs delivered by health and human service agencies in the areas of education, income, and health. Acts as a networking partner for organizations throughout Yavapai County. Provides community development and planning services. Places volunteers in the community for long and short term opportunities based on interest and skill set.

Administers programs for people of all ages.

Elected officials, including the mayor and town council, are responsible for administration and implementation of town policies, laws, and services. The town manager is appointed and is responsible for the daily operations. Council meetings provide a forum for questions or concerns about municipal issues.