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Provides services for children and adult victims of trauma. Services include crisis intervention, victim advocacy, sexual assault examinations, and forensic interviews. Also provides resources and support for continued education. Offers an address confidentiality program which helps victims from being located by the person they are seeking safety from through public record by providing a substitute address and confidential mail forwarding services to individuals and families across Arizona.

Provides information and support for people with inherited bleeding disorders including hemophilia and von Willebrand Disease. Also provides emergency financial assistance to members.

Administers faith-based recovery programs for teens and adults with substance abuse and behavioral issues.

Provides a day center and overnight shelter for individuals that identify as female or non-binary who are homeless. Offers breakfast, clothing, pet food, personal hygiene supplies, and shower and laundry facilities, and help applying and paying for identification documents. Case workers are available to provide referrals to additional services. Center is pet-friendly. Also offers a warming center in the winter.

Provides Christ-centered outreach to formerly incarcerated women. Weekly support group offers an opportunity to connect with other women, participate in Bible study, and grow personally and spiritually. Includes the distribution of clothing and personal hygiene items to ongoing participants.

Provides medical transportation, shopping, respite, friendly visiting, reassurance calls, minor home repairs, business assistance, and dinner delivery to older adults who meet eligibility criteria.

Provides peer support for people who have lost a loved one by homicide. Services in English and Spanish include crisis intervention, crime victim assistance and compensation, victim rights advocacy, support meetings, annual candlelight vigil, newsletter, and volunteer program.

Coalition of member community groups that work to meet the needs of people who are homeless throughout Pima County. Hosts training events for providers of homeless services. Produces the Pima County Need Help Guide; Heat Relief Guide; COVID-19 Unsheltered Resource Guide; and Guidelines on Getting Out booklet for ex-offenders. These can be downloaded from the website. Website also provides a link to the database which shows bed availability in local shelters and access points for people seeking housing assistance. Does not provide any direct assistance to individuals.

Administers programs for children, adults, and families of all abilities and income levels.

Provides crisis line and emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Transitional apartments are available for clients who complete the shelter program. Also provides advocacy, safety planning, assistance with orders of protection, and educational and support groups.

Provides emergency housing for women and women with children who are homeless. Also offers a warming center in the winter.

Educational programs for men and women who have been arrested for prostitution.

Assists asylees, immigrants, parolees, refugees, Special Immigrant Visa holders (SIVs), and human trafficking survivors. Assists with asylum applications, family-based petitions, citizenship, permanent residency, replacement of lost or stolen documents, Special Protected Status Deferred Enforced Departure, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), visas, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions, and family reunification. Drop-in SIV services include reception and placement, matching grants, Preferred Communities, employment services, cultural orientation, and state Refugee Resettlement Program (RRP) benefits.

Provides housing assessments for veterans who are homeless. Based on the assessment, people who are the most in need are given a referral and placed on the community-wide priority list. Local agencies use the list to get clients. Includes screening for additional services. Site for coordinated entry into housing. Also provides job search assistance.

Provides 24-hour crisis response, advocacy, case management, court accompaniment and advocacy, K9 advocacy, trauma support groups, and referrals for victims and witnesses of crime. Services are free and confidential and do not require a victim to report the crime to law enforcement. Offices are located in Flagstaff, Williams, Grand Canyon, Page, Tuba City, Kayenta, Chinle and St. Michaels.

Rescues dogs and cats from people who must move and cannot find another way to care for their pets, and adopts them into properly screened homes. Offers pet food, litter, and other items to owners who are experiencing financial hardship. Temporarily fosters pets for people forced to move due to foreclosure or eviction until they can be reunited.

Provides domestic and sexual violence crisis line including information and referral. Domestic and sexual violence shelter and CAAFA's Safe Home Network are available to callers.

Provides emergency shelter for people who are fleeing abusive relationships. Services include case management, crisis intervention, and referrals to other services.

Offers opportunity for SW Gas customers and employees to donate money for people who need assistance paying their gas bill. Funds are collected and sent to social service agencies for distribution to qualified people. Does not provide assistance directly to individuals.

Emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence. Provides advocacy and counseling, safety planning, educational groups, referrals to necessary resources, children's services, case management for domestic violence clients, and outpatient group and individual counseling.

Provides basic essentials and other programs for the foster community throughout the state.

Offers assistance to veteran and Gold Star families with children living in their home that have lost a loved one or are suffering with injuries from combat including Post Traumatic Stress (PTS), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and moral injuries.

Offers a therapeutic transitional living program for single women and men ages 18-29 years old who are victims of sexual exploitation through human trafficking.

Provides refugee resettlement services, immigration services, and assistance to people seeking asylum.

Celebrates, supports, and unites LGBTQI+ older adults. Provides social, cultural, and educational programs including gatherings in Himmel Park, speakers series, walking group, book club, speakers, workshops, grief support groups, volunteer opportunities, and annual events. Also provides information about Advance Medical Care and End of Life Planning.