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Advocates for people with developmental, physical, cognitive, or psychiatric disabilities in the areas of education, health care, mental health care, housing, accessibility, abuse, neglect, employment, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) related issues. Legal concerns must arise from the disability. Provides information, technical assistance, and training on legal rights and represent individuals in negotiations, administrative proceedings, and in court. Brings impact litigation on systemic issues.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, large print materials, Spanish language books, videotapes, CDs, and DVDs. Reference desk provides research assistance and materials for use in the library only. Services include story time for children, summer reading program, assistance with Talking Books applications, and interlibrary loans. Offers copy machine, printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access. Offers computer classes, adult education programs, GED preparation, special interest classes, and recreational activities for all ages. This is a Culture Pass location.

Provides medical treatment, mental health therapy, investigational resources, and victim support services to address the safety and well-being of children.

Offers support and information about end-of-life choices through meetings, books, and newsletters. Provides advanced directive packets about living wills and durable powers of attorney for health care; available for donation. Advocates for the legalization of physician aid in dying, also known as assisted suicide, through the Death With Dignity Act.

Provides weekly support group for people living with mental illnesses. There are separate groups for English and Spanish.

Provides free, confidential health information in Spanish and English. Includes basic health information, referrals to sources for health topics of concern, and consumer-friendly, bilingual fact sheets. Website provides fact sheets on cardiovascular disease, diabetes, allergies, HIV/AIDS, cancer, and more.

Delivers health-related services and information via telecommunications technologies.

Advocates for affordable housing at the local, state, and federal legislative levels. Offers training, including an annual conference with over 800 attendees, and support to organizations dealing with affordable housing and homelessness issues. Houses the Arizona Veterans StandDown Alliance, a program that allows veterans and their families who are experiencing housing instability and homelessness to get and stay connected to supportive services. Does not provide direct services for people experiencing homelessness or housing instability.

Provides information about and referrals to health and human services throughout Arizona by phone and website.

Provides shelter to youth who are homeless or are referred by other agencies. Includes crisis intervention, 24-hour supervision, meals, counseling, case management, and recreational activities. Also accepts youth who are experiencing stress and need a short-term separation (or respite) from their families. All participants are required to assist with shelter chores.

Provides all Arizonans with a safe place to store their advance directives: Living Wills, Pre-Hospital Medical Care Directive/DNR, Medical Power of Attorney, and Mental Health Power of Attorney – and make them accessible to participating healthcare providers when they are needed most. Provides peace of mind to registrants and offers loved ones, caregivers and healthcare professionals easy access to these documents-ensuring registered wishes are honored.

Provides backpacks and school supplies for students in need.

Implements programs and enforces policies that prohibit discrimination in employment, housing, education and public accommodations within the city. Promotes awareness of needs and opportunities for minorities, women and the disabled. Provides developmental, educational, leadership and recognition programs for diverse groups, and provides human relations and fair housing assistance.

Offers primary care, management of acute and chronic conditions (asthma, diabetes, etc.), urgent care for sudden illness or injury, immunizations, labs & x-rays and COVID testing and vaccines. Also offers mental health screenings.

Offers tools and information on health coverage, benefits, and employment for people with disabilities.

Delivers health-related services and information via telecommunications technologies.

Provides information to help people make informed end-of-life choices that are consistent with their values and beliefs. Distributes forms such as advanced directives, medical powers of attorney, and living wills; note that if circumstances change, the plans can also be changed.

Website provides referrals to support for people struggling with mental health, drugs, or alcohol. Includes referrals to professionals, health centers, and support groups. Website allows searching by results for those with no insurance.

Provides parent aide services to families that promote healthy development, strengthen parenting skills and provide critical interventions to ensure safe, stable and nurturing home environments.

Provides mental health, suicide prevention, and general crisis hotline for youth and adults in crisis.

Licenses and monitors various facilities statewide. Includes assisted living homes and centers, adult foster care homes, adult day health care facilities, and behavioral health facilities. Investigates complaints about them.

Provides rapid rehousing services, permanent supportive housing, and help locating affordable housing. Also provides men and women's community re-entry program.

Provides temporary housing for people experiencing life-altering events that may result in homelessness. Events include domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, stalking, human trafficking, or catastrophic events that have destroyed people's homes. Site for coordinated entry into housing. Also provides home repairs for seniors on low income.

Provides specialized health care for veterans who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+). Services include mental health services with psychosocial assessments for hormone therapy and gender confirming surgeries. Creative arts therapy, hormone therapy, and gender-affirming prosthetics. Testing, counseling, and care for HIV and sexually transmitted infections, including post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) and pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for Veterans at risk for HIV, and other prevention, screening, wellness, and testing services.

Provides primary health care and family resource center. Includes physical exams, flu shots, childhood and adult immunizations, blood pressure screening, STD testing and treatment, and chronic disease management. Also provides family planning services. Telehealth options available. Services provided under contract with Santa Cruz County Health Department.