Local Agency Resource List Database - Arizona Department of Health Services

Local Agency Resource List Database

This is a non-exhaustive list of available resources and contact information. The Arizona Department of Health Services and Arizona WIC Program do not endorse these services.

Organization

Contact information

Resources provided

Location

2-1-1 Arizona

24-Hour Breastfeeding Hotline A New Leaf

Ability 360

Website Mobile App | 211 Arizona 2-1-1 within AZ | 877-211-8661

800-833-4642

Website 480-969-4024

Website 602-256-2245

Alliance for Children and Youth with Unique Challenges (ACYUC) American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)

Website Website

Arizona 24-hr Postpartum Warmline Arizona Alliance for Community Health Centers

Website 888-434-6667 Email Website

Arizona Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) Arizona Baptist Children's Services (ABCS)

Website 800-222-1222

Website 800-678-0648

Arizona Caregiver Coalition

Website 888-737-7494

Community services, emergency food, homeless services, medical and mental health services, rental assistance, transportation information, utility assistance Answers breastfeeding questions

Statewide Statewide

Domestic violence services, early childhood Maricopa

education, family support, financial

empowerment, foster care, housing, and

shelter

Ability 360 Sports and Fitness Center,

Statewide

Americans with Disabilities Act training and

counsel, employment services,

empowering youth in transition, home care

services, home modification, independent

living skills instruction, intervention for

newly-disabled individuals, reintegration

from nursing homes, social security work

incentives consulting, and socialization

ADHS office for Children and Youth with Statewide

Special Health Care Needs, FindHelp

Phoenix, and Raising Special Kids

Research on infants, children, mental,

Statewide

optimal physical, socialhealth, well-being

for all adolescents, and young adults

Provides help understanding more about Statewide

postpartum mooddisorders, and volunteers

provide callers with resources and support.

Centralizing educational opportunities and Statewide

financial informationfor members to peer

networking committees for sharing of best

practices

Direction and management for medication, Statewide

poisons, and potentially toxic products

Adult Ministry, the Bridge Church, counseling, food and clothing, foster care, parent aide, pregnancy, and transitional program Provides information and resources for Arizona caregivers and their families through advocacy, partnerships, resources, and support

Statewide Statewide

Requires referrals Yes

Yes No No

No No No Yes No No No

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Organization

Contact information

Resources provided

Location

Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence

Website DV Hotline | 800-799-7233 Sexual Assault Hotline | 800-656-4673

Arizona Community Action Association (Wildfire AZ)

Website 602-604-0640

Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS)

Website AZ Child Abuse Hotline | 888-767-2445 Caregiver Warmline | 877-543-7633 DCS Family Advocate line |877-527-0765

Arizona Department of Economic Security Domestic Violence Program Arizona Department of Economic Security Employment Services

Arizona Department of Economic Security Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Arizona Department of Health Services Breastfeeding Program Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH)

Website 602-542-4446

Website Employment Services | 602-542-4910 Unemployment Services | 877-600-2722 Website 855-432-7587

Website 602-542-1886

Website 602-771-1000

Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP)

Website 602-532-9960

Arizona Head Start Website and Early Head Start 602-364-1530

Collaboration, education, training on

Statewide

domestic and sexual violence, public policy,

Sexual and Domestic Violence Services

Helpline, and technical assistance

Advocacy, case management, child care, Statewide

emergency financial assistance, food

boxes, Head Start, homeless assistance,

housing, other food and nutrition

programs, referrals, rehabilitation,

rental/mortgage assistance, telephone

and utility discount programs, utility

assistance, and weatherization

Provides resources and services for

Statewide

children and families, adoption and foster

services, permanency, to strengthen

familiesand ensure the safety, for the

well-being of AZ's children

Directory of organizations in Arizona that Statewide

provide a variety ofservices to victims of

domestic violence and their families

Provides resources and services employment supports unemployment benefits, and veterans' services

Provides eligible families with debit care (SNAP/EBT) to purchasequalifying food products

Statewide Statewide

Child care, community partners, health care providers, hospitals,mom and baby education, and workplace

Statewide

Assistance with affordable housing, AZ Foreclosure Helpline, AZ Housing Finance Authority, Eviction Prevention assistance, Fair Housing, Homeless assistance agencies, Landlord-Tenant Act, loan servicing, programs for home buyers, Save Our Home AZ, special needs assistance and Weatherization assistance program Interagency system of supports and services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities and their families Education for pregnant women and children up to 5-years-old whoare at or below the federal poverty level

Statewide

Statewide Statewide

Requires referrals No Yes

Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes

No Yes

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Organization

Contact information

Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS)

Website 855-432-7587

Arizona Health Start Website

Arizona Health Zone Website

Arizona Helping Hands Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center (AAPCC) Arizona Recovers

Website 480-889-0604 Website 800-222-1222 | available 24/7

Website 480-277-3408

Arizona Reduced Fee and Community Dental Clinic List Arizona Refugee Resettlement Program (RRP) Arizona Safe Baby Haven

PDF

Website

Website 866-707-2229

Arizona Self Help

Arizona Youth Partnership

Website 602-604-0640

Website 877-882-2881

Arizona@Work

Arizona's Children Association

ASHline

Association of Arizona Food Banks

Website

Website 800-944-7611

Website 800-556-6222 Website 602-528-3434

AZ Links

Website

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Resources provided

Arizona's Medicaid program for families and individuals qualifying for acute or long-term services

Location Statewide

Requires referrals Yes

Connect with community of organizations Statewide

No

that provide application assistance for

other programs, education, health care,

and parenting resources

Nutrition and physical activity education, Statewide

No

obesity prevention programs for SNAP-

eligible population

Resources for foster care families to help Statewide

No

meet basic essential needs of AZ children

Provides expert medical knowledge for

Statewide

No

poison emergencies

BRAVE Community-Recovery Center,

Phoenix

Yes

family support, overdose outreach, peer

support for substance disorders, sober

living and treatment center, and trauma-

informed recovery

List of reduced-fee and community dental Statewide

No

clinics in AZ

Medical assistance for eligible

Statewide

No

beneficiaries, refugee resettlement

services, and time-limited cash

Promotes awareness and education on

Statewide

No

the existence of the safebaby haven law;

provides resources for families

Provides information and eligibility

Statewide

No

screening for 40 programs in AZ

Provides childbirth, healthy pregnancy,

Statewide

No

parenting education,sexual health

education, and support to families of all

ages throughout AZ

Provides resources and services for job

Statewide

No

seekers

Behavioral health and child welfare

Statewide

No

programs to provide additional support

and resources

Free phone and online assistance to help Statewide

No

quit smoking and using tobacco

Build coalitions and partnerships, engage Statewide

Yes

in advocacy to influence public policy,

promote public awareness, support food

banks to achieve a hunger-free AZ

Assistance and information on aging and Statewide

No

disability can be used to plan for the

future or handle an immediate need

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Organization

Contact information

Behavioral Health Crisis Hotlines Birth to Five Helpline

Website 800-273-8255

Website 877-705-5437

Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona

Bright by Text

Website 602-508-8024 Website

Catholic Charities

Website

Community Services 602-285-1999

Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC)

Website 602-257-0700

Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)

Website

Child Care Facilities Website

Child Care Resource Website and Referral (CCR&R) 800-308-9000

Child Crisis Arizona

Website 480-834-9424

Childhelp

Website National Hotline | 800-422-4453

Childhood Lead PoisoningPrevention Program

Website

Child-Parent Centers, Inc. Children's Information Center Helplines

Website 520-882-0100 Website AZ Helpline | 800-252-5942 PG and BF helpline | 800-833-4642

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Resources provided

Location

Help with behavioral health crisis

Statewide

Free service to all families with young children looking for expert child development information Advocacy, education, referrals, support, and TBI information

Provides quality information and trusted resources to parents andcaregivers of children prenatal to five Provides adoption and pregnancy counseling, foster care, North Star Youth Development, refugees, sex-trafficked survivors, support to veterans and their families, those experiencing homelessness, victims of domestic abuse The comprehensive range of bilingual and bi-cultural services in economic development, education, health and human services, and housing Provides eligible after school programs, emergency shelters, familydaycare providers who serve nutritious meals and snacks, federal funds to non-residential adult and child care facilities A database about deficiencies against facilities/providers by ADHSincluding information about AZ Care Check, Child Care Centers, Child Care providers, and the Empower program Bridging gaps between community leaders, parents, policymakers in relation to AZ child care Adoption, classes, counseling, early education services, emergencychildren's shelter, foster care, home visitation, and workshops At-risk children, community outreach for abused, intervention, neglected, prevention, and treatment Information on sources of lead, how to prevent lead poisoning, lead poisoning surveillance, and screening recommendations Head Start services for families

Statewide Statewide Statewide Statewide

Statewide Statewide

Statewide

Statewide Maricopa Statewide Statewide Southern AZ

AHCCCS and/or SNAP program info, car seat programs, children's rehabilitative services, food bank locations, immunization, and traumatic brain injury

Statewide

Requires referrals No No No No Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes No

No Yes

Yes No

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Organization Choices Pregnancy Centers

City of Peoria Resource Center

Contact information

Website Glendale | 623-486-5232 Mesa | 480-733-2740 Phoenix | 602-368-4922 Tempe | 480-306-4612 Website 623-773-6679

City of Phoenix Human Services Department

City of Tempe Human Services Department City of Tucson Human Services Department

Cochise County Health and Social Services

Website 602-262-6011

Website 480-350-4311 Website

Website

Coconino County Social Services

Website

Community Action Agencies

Website

Community Bridges, Website

Inc. (CBI)

877-931-9142 | available 24/7

Community Medical Website

Services

855-203-6352

Crisis Response Network Crisis Text Line

Website 855-832-2866 Website

Crossroads

Website 602-263-5242

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Resources provided

Abortion information, free pregnancy testing, risks counseling, and ultrasounds

Location Maricopa

Requires referrals No

Programming includes appropriate

Glendale,

No

activities and parent education

Peoria,

workshops.

Surprise,

Youngtown

Community, crime victim services, early Phoenix

Yes

childhood education, emergency

assistance, homeless services, and older

adult services

Community partnerships, resources,

Tempe

Yes

education, senior and social services

Community Development Block Grant,

Tucson

Yes

Emergency Solutions Grant Program,

Shelter PlusCare. Supports the Tucson

Pima Collaboration to end homeless

Blood pressure and sugar screening,

Cochise

Yes

emergency contraception, environmental

health programs family planning,

pregnancy testing, TB testing, and vital

records

Financial empowerment classes, housing Flagstaff,

Yes

rehabilitation, referrals to other social

Fredonia,

service programs, and weatherization

Page,

services

Williams

Provides programs for vulnerable

Statewide

Yes

individuals and families through

community services and engagement,

helping the community to better

understand DES and how to navigate the

human services system

Provides comprehensive, medically

Statewide

Yes

integrated behavioral health programs

which includes education, prevention, and

treatment services

Provides outpatient addiction and

Statewide

Yes

medication-assisted treatment, private

one-on-one and group counseling, and

intensive out-patient therapy

Reviews all applications for serious mental Statewide

No

illness determination and services in AZ

Free 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text Nationwide

No

home to741741 to text with a trained

crisis counselor

Addiction services

Maricopa

Yes

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