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Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.

Provides assistance for residents of Aguila, Circle City, Morristown, Wickenburg, and Wittmann with low income. Offers emergency food including monthly mobile food pantry, weatherization, Nutrition Assistance (food stamps/SNAP) and Medicaid applications by appointment.

Provides financial and non-monetary assistance to those in need of help residing in Navajo County. Financial assistance may be used for rent and utility services, as well as medications and travel expenses for medical appointments and work. Offers clothing, furniture, and medical equipment as available.

Provides information about the city's general plan, land use, and zoning codes. Accepts and investigates reports of zoning violations. Issues building permits and inspects buildings to ensure that they meet codes. Also provides owner-occupied housing rehabilitation for low-and moderate-income homeowners.

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.

Provides services for people with disabilities. Services include Independent Living Instruction, Information & Referral Services, Peer Mentoring, Transition Services (Youth Transition, Transition out of Nursing Homes & Diversion), and Advocacy (includes self-advocacy and system advocacy). Has Peer Mentor groups, coalition groups, and social groups monthly and groups meet via telephone. Also provides Transportation Services to specific areas on the Navajo, Hopi, and San Juan tribal reservations. Provides Durable Medical Equipment loans.

Provides housing services for families with low income. Services include weatherization and home rehabilitation such as repairs to heating and cooling systems, water heaters, gas piping, plumbing, electrical, and roofing.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood. Does not assist with motel vouchers. Appointments available in Benson, Bowie, and San Simon.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.

Provides transitional housing for aged out foster youth. Also provides beds, furniture, and other household items for aged out foster youth who already have their own place. Offers referrals to other resources.

Provides for the construction of new homes from both Community funded sources (RHIP) and Federal funded sources (NAHASDA). Provides for the repair and maintenance of existing stock of housing built previously from Federal funding sources. Provides for the management of Rental Housing built and maintained through Federal funding and implementation of Community policies on said rental units. Provides for the awareness education to tenants of housing regarding drugs, violence and gangs within the Community. Serve rental and homeownership tenants by annual certifications and inspections. Provides housing counseling services, and intake for eligibility for housing assistance.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.

Provides drop-in center and outreach for men, women, youth, and families who are homeless or near-homeless. Services include mail and message service, restrooms, local phone calls, hygiene supplies, blankets, emergency food boxes, water, and case coordination. Also provides coordinated entry access for housing assessments and to screen for additional services. Offers food and supplies for pet owners in need.

Provides services to people experiencing homelessness. Services include shelter, meals, showers, coats, blankets, sleeping bags, return to origin transportation and personal hygiene items. For those staying overnight, a sack lunch is provided for the next day. There are 30 beds to offers overnight stay during inclement weather and in-area emergencies. Also provides warming center in the winter, this is the only extreme weather shelter in Gila County.

Provides emergency food, clothing, shoes, and household goods to those in need. Provides shower facility, towels, and toiletries kits for people who are transient or experiencing homelessness. Diapers, formula, and other baby items may be available once per month for families with children age 12 months and younger depending upon donations and the program wait list. Distributes Thanksgiving and Christmas food boxes to people in need.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.

Provides hygiene kits, blankets, and sleeping bags for underserved, low income, and individuals experiencing homelessness. Sleeping bags available seasonally. Blankets available year round.

Provides financial assistance for rent to people facing eviction, electricity, water, and gas payments, and utility deposits. Provides repair or replacement of appliances, weatherization program to boost energy efficiency, and the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems. Services include case management to help people become self-sufficient, assistance to apply for public benefits, and referrals to additional resources. Also provides assistance with propane and firewood.

Provides minor and major home repairs to homeowners on low income throughout Maricopa County except Mesa and Phoenix. Provides repair or replacement of air conditioners, water heaters, and other systems/appliances, installation of insulation, installation of energy-efficient LED light bulbs, co/smoke detectors, and shade screens.

Provides emergency home repairs to low and moderate income homeowners. Repairs include plumbing, electrical, furnace and cooling systems, and roofing. The Neighborhood Pride program paints houses and fences and spreads landscaping gravel in targeted neighborhoods. The Tool Lending Center loans tools and equipment to homeowners, renters, and neighborhood groups undertaking landscaping projects, yard clean-ups, community rebuilding, and other improvement projects.

Provides food boxes to people in need. May also provide clothing, shoes, tarps, blankets and other household items.

Provides financial assistance for repair of single family homes and mobile homes for people on low income in Oro Valley, Sahuarita, and unincorporated areas of Pima County. Includes the repair or replacement of heating and cooling systems, roof repair, hot water tanks, septic system repair or replacement.

Provides beds, furniture, and other household items for biological families who have involvement with the Arizona Department of Child Safety due to homelessness, neglect, or other circumstances. Offers referrals to other resources.

Provides free clothing, household goods, and appliances to those in need by referral only. Also sells low cost items to the general public.

Provides clothing, hygiene items, shoes, and basic linens to people in need through the Clothes Cabin program. Clients may visit once every three months if needed and receive approximately 8-10 articles of clothing per person. Also offers laundry service, storage lockers, showers, and mailboxes to clients who are homeless. The Back-to-Work program provides uniforms and other items to people who are newly employed.