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Collects information on health and human services in Cochise, Graham, Greenlee, Pima, Santa Cruz, and Yuma counties. The information about services provided by these nonprofit social service organizations, hospitals, governmental organizations, and support groups is posted on the website maintained in collaboration with 211 Arizona (see separate listing). The online database is a central source of information about services throughout Arizona, and is used to provide referrals to people statewide who call the helpline. The information is also printed in directories and other publications.

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

Provides mobile outreach services to domestic and sexual violence survivors. Services include community-based case management, lay legal and individual advocacy, crime victim accompaniment services, general crime victim assistance and referrals to other services for the general public.

Administers services for victims of abuse and sexual assault. Serves as a family resource center.

Provides emergency shelter and supportive services for anyone with or without custodial children who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking. Offers pet-friendly services and accepts pets at shelter in a limited capacity. Provides culturally specific services to the Hispanic community. Promotes are Spanish speaking only.

Provides meals, coffee, haircuts, shower facilities, and a clothing closet to people who are homeless or in need. Performs outreach in various locations and provides referrals to additional services.

Publishes a book of resources for seniors in Maricopa County.

Provides an online resource directory of Arizona Department of Education homeless liaisons by school in Arizona. Liaisons identify a school where students and families experiencing homelessness can attend consistently throughout the year, regardless of their current location. Provides supportive services such as individual advocacy and case management.

Provides prevention and intervention programs for youth experiencing, witnessing, or using interpersonal violence that includes domestic violence, sexual assault or harassment, teen dating abuse, gender-based violence, stalking, and coercive control. Also offers trusted adult ally response trainings, peer advocate leadership academies, community outreach, and awareness campaigns. Adapted services now available for youth and individuals with disabilities.

Provides outreach services to domestic and sexual violence survivors. Services include individual advocacy, crisis intervention, safety planning, lay legal advocacy support and accompaniment, individual counseling, community education and awareness.

Provides an online database of more than 200 2-1-1 agencies throughout the United States.

Administers, prepares, conducts and tallies elections. Provides voter registration services. Recruits and trains poll workers. Issues, accepts and maintains candidate, initiative, referendum and recall filings and campaign committee financial reports. Establishes election precinct boundaries. Performs election-related outreach to Native American residents.

Provides housing assistance for income-qualified residents including funding to assist with the purchase of paint and paint supplies; homebuyer assistance; and emergency and major housing rehabilitation and modifications including plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling and accessibility items. Also offers financial literacy workshops.

Offers transitional housing for veterans who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless. Also provides information about and referrals to community resources.

Provides confidential, bilingual advocacy, human trafficking prevention, crime victim accompaniment, crime victim safety planning, protective/restraining orders, sexual assault treatment, specialized information and referral, and public awareness/education, for survivors of sexual violence, and their family and friends.

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.

Communicates the goals and activities of City government to internal and external sources. Provides information to news media on City topics.

Provides harm reduction supplies and resources to people who use drugs and those that are unhoused. Mobile outreach offers peer support with option for additional support.