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

Provides services for parents, children and families.

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

Provides drop-in center and support services for single adults who are homeless. Services include respite from the weather, restrooms, water, and Post Office services. Also includes assistance to apply for birth certificates, state ID, and DES benefits; and computer classes; employment preparation and job search assistance; pastoral counseling; mental health and substance abuse treatment; peer support services; and 12-step meetings. Offers referrals to community partners including shelter, medical, and dental care. Provides housing assessments for adults who are homeless. Based on the assessment, people who are the most in need are 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. Offers Aid to Stranded Travelers for Nonresidents experiencing homelessness who find themselves stranded and in crisis situations in the Phoenix area. Issues replacement state-issued IDs.

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.

Provides assistance for people in need in Flagstaff and Tuba City. Assistance includes emergency food boxes, sack lunches, hygiene items, and referrals to additional resources. Offers utility bill assistance to qualifying individuals. Also provides Thanksgiving and Christmas food boxes, and gifts for youth age 14 and younger.

Provides dinner weekly at Mountain Park Health Clinic parking lot in Tempe for people experiencing homelessness. Offers clothing and hygiene items. Helps with obtaining IDs, resume writing, and getting people into detoxification and rehabilitation programs.

Provides emergency food to individuals and families living in select zip codes in the valley. When available, offers personal grooming items, and formula and diapers for children age 1 and younger. Also provides information about community resources.

Provides food boxes and clothing to people in need. Also provides referrals to other 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 meals, housing, case management, and mentoring to senior and disabled homeless men and women. Assists people in obtaining an income, acquiring necessary medical and social supports and finding appropriate long term housing.

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 emergency shelter for people who are homeless. Services include breakfast and dinner. Offers showers three days a week. Site for coordinated entry into housing.

Provides culturally sensitive short and long-term foster care services for refugee and immigrant unaccompanied minors whose parents are not in the United States.

Provides emergency shelter for women escaping domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

Provides foster, kinship, and guardianship children and families to select needed items once every 30 days. This can include cribs, beds, bedding, clothing, socks, shoes, hygiene items, backpacks and school supplies, licensing safety items, birthday gifts by request and as inventory allows.

Sells donated household goods and accessories to the general public.

Provides food boxes, clothing, and hygiene kits once per month to residents of Gilbert in need.

Provides services for youth and young adults aging out of the foster care system. Offers life skills training, employment support, educational and vocational payment assistance, and help finding and maintaining housing.

Provides emergency housing for women and women with children who are homeless.

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.

Provides bread weekly and an assortment of fruits and vegetables and a bag of groceries monthly to people in need. A resource adviser is available for prayer, personal concerns, and job or housing assistance.

Provides emergency housing and utility assistance and peer support groups. Also offers food vouchers, personal hygiene supplies, and gas money.

Administers social service programs including emergency assistance, homeless outreach, veterans support, and disaster relief. Provides monthly food boxes and daily food bags. Serves as a family resource center through the Mike Michaels activity center.