Provides transitional housing and wrap-around support services to families experiencing homelessness including case management, educational and employment support. Must complete housing inquiry form on website first.

Provides family planning services. Services include referrals to health care, financial assistance, maternity homes; maternity and infant clothing, baby furniture, and parenting classes. Provides education about abstinence and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Also provides housing for qualified clients and their children.

The Safe at Home Program provides home safety modifications to reduce household hazards and provide greater accessibility in the home. Modifications include grab bars, non-skid mats, bathing seats, handheld shower heads, toilet risers and rails, and exterior access ramps.

Administers various programs for people in need.

Provides programs for families and their children, youth, and young adults experiencing mental health and behavior challenges. Services include one-on-one family support, peer support, health promotion, support groups, training and education, individual and community-based living skills, respite, and connecting families and individuals with support in the community.

Provides support, education, and skill development to families and their children, youth, and young adults experiencing mental health and behavior challenges. Services include one-on-one family support, peer support, health promotion, support groups, training and education, individual and community-based living skills, respite, and connecting families and individuals with support in the community.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a no-interest mortgage.

Provides assistance for older and disabled adults to live independently in their own homes without the need for institutional care. Offers help at home, food resources (food boxes & mobile meals), and transportation to medical appointments and grocery shopping.

Provides emergency home repair for homeowners with low income. Repairs may include electrical, plumbing (gas and water lines), evaporative coolers and furnace system installation and repair, doors and windows, roof repair and miscellaneous carpentry. Does not include air conditioning repairs, weatherization, remodeling, painting, or yard work.

Provide supportive housing for people in recovery with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) diagnosis.

Provides homebound adults with rides to medical appointments, friendly visiting, computer assistance, small home repairs, and paperwork assistance. Matches clients with volunteers who will accompany them to the grocery store or will deliver groceries to them.

Volunteers provide non-medical assistance to adults unable to drive due to physical limitations in order to help them continue living independently.

Provides various employment training programs. Classes include the Pre-Employment Work Maturity course addressing job search preparation and job retention; individual and group Adult Basic Education; GED/ESL preparation; the Comprehensive Competencies Program, a self-paced computer course covering reading, mathematics, and language; and Administrative Office Skills instruction to help prepare students for working in an office. Offers to prepare Phoenix residents for training, enrollment and placement opportunities in the hospitality sector, fulfilling the hiring needs of hospitality sector employers with qualified candidates who are job-ready, possess the skills and abilities to perform job duties, and hold knowledge and passion for the industry. Offers education to the existing workforce, system service providers, and job seekers about the hospitality industry, providing them with current information, relevant training, and connecting graduates to jobs and careers.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a USDA-low interest mortgage.

Provides shelter and case management for up to 60 days for homeless families with children age 17 and under. Shelter accepts families with pets.

Administers programs for people who are homeless, hungry, and in other difficult situations.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a no-interest mortgage.

Sells donated clothing, furniture, and kitchen supplies.

Provides major and minor repairs to owner-occupied homes for those on low incomes, with an emphasis on older adults and people with disabilities. Includes the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems, electricity, plumbing, and painting. The community work projects are scheduled annually. Does not build additions or do structural repairs. Does not provide any services to renters or those who are homeless.

Volunteers provide non-medical assistance to adults unable to drive due to physical limitations in order to help them continue living independently.

Provides services for homebound or isolated adults including grocery shopping, transportation to vital medical appointments, business assistance, minor home maintenance, friendly visitors, and errand running.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a no-interest mortgage.

Builds houses in partnership with people in need. Families on low income purchase the homes with sweat equity (work), a minimum down payment, and a no-interest mortgage.

Provides home repairs for homeowners on low income. Services include home safety repairs, wheelchair ramps, home health-related repairs, weatherization, and energy efficiency modifications.

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