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Provides confidential domestic violence hotline for survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Assists with short-term emergency placement when Maricopa County domestic violence shelters are full. Provides information and referral to shelters and domestic violence programs in Maricopa County.

Provides a crisis hotline for members of Health Choice Arizona. Also serves as the Regional Behavioral Health Authority for central and northern Arizona.

Provides safe zone services to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth and their straight allies ages 11-24. Services include social opportunities; substance abuse, suicide, and HIV prevention programs; tools to help youth increase self-esteem and self-acceptance; life skills development; mentoring. Also provides weekly safe space support groups. Offers Camp OUTdoors for LGBTQ+ youth during the summer.

Provides telephone crisis intervention and shelter for men and women and their children who are victims of domestic violence. Program includes advocacy, groups, parenting classes, and transportation to needed social and legal services. Length of stay is 120 days. Participants may be eligible for up to 18 months of transitional shelter.

Provides suicide prevention and crisis hotline.

Provides a national, confidential hotline for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning people. Staffed by peer-counselors. Callers can discuss coming-out issues, relationship concerns, HIV/AIDS anxiety, and safer-sex information. Website offers answers to frequently asked questions and referrals to local resources.

Provides domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking resources for Hopi tribal members.

Provides telephone crisis intervention and shelter for men and women and their children who are victims of domestic violence. Program includes advocacy, groups, parenting classes, and transportation to social and legal services appointments. Length of stay is 120 days.

Provides hotline for combat veterans and their families to talk about their military experiences or other issues they are facing in their readjustment to civilian life.

Provides a 24-hour domestic violence hotline and residential emergency shelter and services for people impacted by domestic violence and their children. Clients receive individual counseling, group therapy, and educational classes on domestic violence and related subjects.

Provides confidential and anonymous crisis intervention to victims of domestic violence, perpetrators, friends and families. Also provides information and referral to shelters and domestic violence programs nationwide.

Provides a confidential suicide prevention hotline for LGBTQ youth. Offers an online messaging service for questions surrounding sexual orientation and gender identity; and TrevorSpace, a social networking site for LGBTQ youth and allies. Website provides links to other programs and resources.

Provides assistance to veterans who are homeless and at-risk for homelessness, their families, and professionals. Offers referrals to local VA homeless programs and mental health services, and connects veterans with the Homeless Point of Contact at the nearest VA facility.

Provides a national hotline for victims and survivors of human trafficking. Offers emotional support and safety planning. Accepts reports of potential situations involving all forms of sex and labor trafficking. Maintains an online directory of services. Not a law enforcement or an immigration authority.

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.

Provides a crisis intervention hotline for youth and families experiencing any type of difficulty in their lives.

Provides support, and information about and referrals to services for active duty service members, veterans, and family members. Also provides support for helpers and providers seeking information on military benefits and resources.

Provides a national legal hotline for victims of sexual harassment, assault, and rape. Provides access to a reputable legal team of trauma-informed legal experts specializing in victim advocacy.

Provides telephone crisis intervention and shelter for adult survivors of domestic violence, and victims of other crimes or human trafficking.

Provides statewide hotline for adults involved in human trafficking. This includes those who have been abducted, sold, or recruited under false pretenses, and forced into unpaid or underpaid labor, prostitution, or marriage. Services include support and referrals to additional services to get to safety. Youth involved in human trafficking should contact Arizona Department of Child Safety or the National Human Trafficking Hotline (see separate listings).

Provides information to support military family health and wellness. Includes information about parenting, education, finances, elder care, grief, emotional well-being, addiction disorders, health, work issues, and relocation. Also provides referrals to free, local counseling. Website offers articles, fact sheets, and links to other resources. Offers educational materials such as booklets, CDs, DVDs, and podcasts. Injured veterans may receive additional assistance by requesting a Wounded Warrior support consultant.

Provides helpline to current and former athletes, coaches, parents of athletes, and the sports community for crisis intervention, emotional support, and informational resources.

Provides referrals to certified gambling counselors and free treatment options for gamblers, family members, and others through the Arizona Problem Gambling Helpline. Offers presentations about compulsive and responsible gambling, with special presentations geared toward senior centers.

Provides crisis hotline for survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Offers advocacy for adult survivors.

Provides information, support, and advocacy to young people who have questions or concerns about their romantic relationships. Also provides support to concerned friends and family members, teachers, counselors, and other service providers.