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Provides academic instruction for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 8. 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 a food pantry for residents of the Mobile area.

Provides food boxes and clothes to people in need.

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

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.

Provides back packs and school supplies for TUSD students. Also provides hygiene items and clothing such as pants, shirts, diapers, underwear, belts, shoes, socks, dresses, and prom gowns.

Administers a variety of social service programs for people in need.

Provides new backpacks and school supplies to foster, kinship, and guardianship children.

Provides services to support youth experiencing homelessness so they can graduate from high school. Students can earn a monthly stipend based on school attendance and get free items such as food, toiletries, school supplies, and more. Also provides connection to additional resources. Does not provide crisis services or housing.

Provides information about and referrals to community resources. Provides limited case management and supplemental support services to promote self-sufficiency.

Provides services for people in need in the East Valley.

Provides daily lunches, emergency food boxes, clothing, and toiletries to people with severely low income or who are experiencing homelessness.

Provides free clothing, school supplies, and personal hygiene items for Tempe middle and high school teens from the Tempe Union, Tempe Elementary and Kyrene school districts.

After school program provides homework assistance, group activities, creative arts and a positive and safe place to be. Teen Night provides a safe environment for teens to build friendships, experience group activities, and to have opportunities they might not have.

Provides free clothing, school supplies, and personal hygiene items for Tempe middle and high school teens from the Tempe Union, Tempe Elementary and Kyrene school districts.

Administers emergency shelter and other human services programs in Maricopa County.

Sponsors annual resource fair for school children in families with low income. Provides backpacks with school supplies, uniform shirts, and new shoes.

Provides crisis intervention hotline and gender inclusive shelter for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Program includes advocacy, case management, counseling, and life skills training educational groups. Answers the Northern Arizona Care and Support After Assault hotline for adults and adolescent victims of sexual assault to go for help and to explore their options after an assault.

Provides emergency shelter for single adult men and women who are experiencing homelessness and their pets. Services for clients include case management, employment assistance, and referrals to additional services.

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 self-paced GED classes combined with work experience on community art projects. Includes academic assessment and remedial education to bring youth up to ninth-grade level. During the eight-week vocational arts component, students work in teams under professional artists to design and complete mosaic tile murals. Program includes case management and counseling. Students who attend class 30 hours per week receive a weekly stipend and an incentive payment upon completion of the entire program.

Provides gender inclusive shelter and supportive services for children and youth age 17 and younger. Services are available to runaway and homeless youth, and children involved with the child welfare and juvenile justice systems.

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

Administers programs for children, youth, families, adults, and seniors. Merger of Family Counseling Agency, Information & Referral Services, New Beginnings for Women & Children/Tucson Shalom House, and Our Town Family Center.