Area Served:

Physical Address: (not provided)
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: (not provided)

Telephone 1:
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1:
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services:

 
Against Abuse, Inc.
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County,Gila County,Statewide

Physical Address: 119 North Florence Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads: Florence Boulevard and Florence Street
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 10733, Casa Grande, Arizona  85230-0733

Telephone 1: (520) 836-1239
Telephone 2: (520) 836-0858
Fax Number: (520) 836-7757
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2: 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
Hours 3:
Email: aai@against-abuse.org
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: Against Abuse, Inc. operates an emergency domestic violence shelter for victims of domestic violence and their dependant children and two emergency shelters for abused or neglected children.

In addition to the shelters, AAI operates a Transitional Living Program for victims of domestic violence,community case management and legal advocacy for victims of domestic violence and a thrift store/clothing bank.

There are no fees associated with the services at Against Abuse, Inc.
and the shelters operate 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, 365 days/year.

 
Arizona Bridge to Independent Living (ABIL)
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 5025 E Washington St, Suite # 200, Phoenix, AZ  85034-2005
Major Crossroads: 48th St/ Washington St
Mailing Address: 5025 E Washington St, Suite # 200, Phoenix, AZ  85034-2005

Telephone 1: (602) 256-2245
Telephone 2: (800) 280-2245
Fax Number: (602) 254-6407
TTY: (602) 296-0591
Hours 1: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: judyb@abil.org
Website: www.abil.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
2150 South Country Club Drive, #10
Mesa, Arizona  85210		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(480) 655-9750
Fax:
(480) 655-9751

Programs/Services: Arizona Bridge to Independent Living is
INDEPENDENT LIVING AND ADVOCACY BY, AND FOR, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

Our Mission... ABIL offers and promotes programs designed to empower people with disabilities to take personal responsibility so they may achieve or continue independent lifestyles within the community.

ABIL`s programs:
· Advocacy Home Modification
· Americans with Disabilities Act Training Service
· Arizona Work Incentives and Freedom to Work
· Building Bridges Youth Transitions
· Community Integration and Transition Services
· Community Living Options
· Community Reintegration
· Compliance Surveys Consumer
· Community Advocacy
· Employment Services
· Improbable Theatre
· Independent Living Skills Instruction
· Independent Living Skills Instruction
· Information and Referral
· Peer Mentor Volunteer Program
· Peer Support
· Personal Assistant Service (PAS)
· Socialization through Recreation
· This Is My Life



ABIL is one of five centers for independent living in Arizona. There are over 600 centers across the country dedicated to equal opportunity and full inclusion of people with disabilities into all aspects of community life.

ABIL publishes a monthly newsletter, "The Bridge," which covers agency and community news, advocacy efforts, legislative changes, services available and other articles of interest.
 
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Developmental Disabilities Division
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County,Gila County

Physical Address: 110 S. Idaho Road, Suite 240, Apache Junction, Arizona  85219
Major Crossroads: Apache Trail/Idaho Road
Mailing Address: 110 S. Idaho Road, Suite 240, Apache Junction, Arizona  85219

Telephone 1: (480) 982-0018
Telephone 2: 1-(877) 739-3926
Fax Number: (480) 982-7231
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: jpriniski@azdes.gov
Website: http://www.azdes.gov/ddd/

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
910 N. Broad Street
Globe, Arizona  85501		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday		 Telephone:
(928) 425-3255
Fax:
(928) 425-0526
Physical Address:
100 North Tonto Street, Suite 100
Payson, Arizona  85541		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday		 Telephone:
(928) 468-9800
Fax:
(928) 468-9857
Physical Address:
331 Alden Road
Kearny, Arizona  85237		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday		 Telephone:
(520) 363-5568
Fax:
(520) 363-5435
Physical Address:
410 N. Marshall Street
Casa Grande, Arizona  85222		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Monday - Friday		 Telephone:
(520) 426-3529/5
Fax:
(520) 836-9335
Physical Address:
1155 N. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, Arizona  85228		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday		 Telephone:
(520) 723-5951/1009
Fax:
(520) 723-3208

Programs/Services: Case Management Services: Individuals receive help from a case manager in determining eligibility, assessing needs, and obtaining services and supports.

Children`s Services: Children from birth to three years of age who have a developmental delay and who are eligible for services through the Division may also be eligible for services through the Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP), a federally funded program, and through the Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS).

Educationally necessary services for children over the age of three are provided by the local school district as required by federal law.

An Individual Service and Program Plan (ISPP) will be developed by the case manager, together with the family, for all children over the age of three. The Division, dependent upon eligibility and availability of funds, will provide those services identified in the ISPP. The case manager will also work with the family and local school district in planning for the transition of your child from high school into adulthood.

Adult Services: Adults may receive services such as training in community living skills, daily living activities and recreation and socialization. Services will be provided based on needs identified in the ISPP.

 
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Employment Administration
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 1015 E. Florence Blvd, Suite A-100, Casa Grande, Arizona  85122
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: 1015 E. Florence Blvd, Suite A-100, Casa Grande, Arizona  85122

Telephone 1: (520) 374-3020
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 374-3025
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2: Monday through Friday
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
A.J.: 2066 W. Apache Trail, #109 , Coolidge: 1155 N. Arizona Boulevard
Eloy: 109 N. Sunshine Boulevard, Globe: 912 North Broad Street   Kearny: 331 Alden Drive, Payson: 122 E. Highway 260, Ste 110		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
Apache Junction (480) 982-0018, Coolidge (520) 723-5351, Eloy (520) 466-4226, Globe: (928) 425-3255, Kearny: (520) 363-5568, Payson: (928) 474-1204
Fax:
(520) 723-9691 Coolidge

Programs/Services: Welcome to the Arizona Department of Economic Security - Employment Administration (EA).
The EA comprises two main groups: Employment Service and Unemployment Insurance (UI).

Employment Service
The Employment Service assists employers with filling employment vacancies by matching and referring potentially qualified applicants to the employer-using employer provided job requirements. The Job Service also provides assistance to jobseekers that are looking for suitable employment.

The Employment Service refers people to jobs for which they are best qualified and provides other services without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, or mental or physical status (disability) unrelated to job performance.

A portion of the Federal Unemployment Tax collected from Arizona employers is used to fund the Job Service program. The primary responsibility of Job Service is to help employers fill jobs by finding qualified people who want to work. Employers place their job listings by contacting any Job Service office. Employment specialists will screen and refer applicants for consideration based upon the employer`s job requirements; however, the final selection is up to the employer. Our employment specialists can also provide assistance with writing effective job orders and descriptions. The Job Service offers other services such as: assistance with mass recruitments, provide information on employment-related laws, and conduct on-site visits.

What services can job seekers get?

Professional staff at local Job Service offices is available to:

• Interview applicants to identify job experience, skills, and interests.

• Give tests to measure aptitude for different jobs.

• Counsel applicants who need to make a job choice, change or adjustment.

• Give information about jobs, qualifications required, and physical demands.

• Refer applicants to job openings and develop suitable openings.

• Accept and resolve Job Service-related complaints.


Unemployment Insurance Program
The Unemployment Insurance (UI) Program provides a measure of economic security to the individual worker and the community when unemployment beyond the worker’s control occurs. The cost of benefits paid to eligible individuals is funded by UI taxes collected from Arizona employers. For Arizona Re-Employment Rapid Access, file unemployment insurance claim on line at www.azui.com.

The Unemployment Insurance (UI) program began in 1935 under the Social Security Act. Legislation to enact the program in Arizona was passed in 1936. Arizona employers began paying contributions (now referred to as UI taxes) into the UI Trust Fund during 1937, and by the end of the year a little over $2 million (including interest) had accumulated. An additional $1.8 million was paid into the fund by the end of 1938. It was during 1938 that the first UI benefits were actually paid out. With a maximum weekly benefit amount of $15 a week, benefits paid in 1938 totaled $1.9 million dollars. For more than 65 years, the UI program has provided a measure of economic security to the individual worker and the community when unemployment beyond the worker`s control occurs. Unemployment benefits are paid through state unemployment taxes, while the federal unemployment tax (FUTA) funds the administrative costs of the program.


 
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Aging and Adult Services/Adult Protective Services
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County,Gila County

Physical Address: 605 South 7th Street, Globe, AZ  85501
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: 605 South 7th Street, Globe, AZ  85501

Telephone 1: (928) 425-3101 x 1038
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (928) 425-7950
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: dstevenson@azdes.gov
Website: http://www.azdes.gov/aaa/programs/aps/

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
1155 North Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, AZ  85228		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(520) 723-5351 ext: 1068
Fax:
(520) 723-3208
Physical Address:
401 North Marshall Street
Casa Grande, AZ  85222		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(520) 426-3529 ext:214
Fax:
(520) 836-9335
Physical Address:
11518 East Apache Trail, Suite #109
Apache Junction, AZ  85220		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(480) 373-2176
Fax:
(480) 373-2195
Physical Address:
100 North Tonto Street, Suite #100
Payson, AZ  85541		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(928) 468-9801
Fax:
(928) 468-9857

Programs/Services: Adult Protective Services (APS) exists to receive and investigate incidents of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of incapacitated or vulnerable adults, and to offer appropriate services in accordance with individual need and acceptance.

The Central Intake Unit, toll-free hotline for statewide reports of adult abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
1-877-SOS-ADULT (1-877-767-2385)
TDD: 1-877-815-8390

Eligibility for Service:

Adult Protective Services is provided to an incapacitated or vulnerable adult resident of Arizona.

For the purpose of the APS program,
an adult is 18 years of age or older.
A resident is a person physically present within the state`s geographic boundaries, (or if not within the boundaries at specific given moment, is a current client in the program), excluding the Native American Reservations.
 
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Child Care Administration
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Gila River Indian Community,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Tohono O`odham Indian Community,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County,Gila County

Physical Address: 2510 North Trekell Road , Rancho Grande Subdivision in Casa Grande, Casa Grande, AZ  85222
Major Crossroads: Trekell Road just north of Rodeo Road
Mailing Address: 2510 North Trekell Road , Rancho Grande Subdivision in Casa Grande, Casa Grande, AZ  85222

Telephone 1: (520) 836-2351 ext. 209,210
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 426-9023
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: dduarte@azdes.gov; fsharp@azdes.gov
Website: www.azdes.gov/childcare

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
318 N. Florence Street
Casa Grande, Arizona  85222		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
520-836-0093 x 7151, 7152, 7153, and 7148
Fax:
520-421-1387
Physical Address:
109 N. Sunshine Blvd
Eloy, Arizona  85231		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
520-464-3783
Fax:
520-466-4382
Physical Address:
1155 N. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, Arizona  85282		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
520-723-5351 x 1069
Fax:
520-723-3208
Physical Address:
2066 W. Apache Trail
Apache Junction, Arizona  85220		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
480-983-0320 x 6235
Fax:
480-983-3250
Physical Address:
228 Main Street
Mammoth, Arizona  85618		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
520-487-2366 or 520-464-3783
Fax:
520-487-2368 or 520-466-4382
Physical Address:
331 Alden Street
Kearny, Arizona  85237		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
520-363-5569 or 520-723-5351 x 1069
Fax:
520-363-5435 or 520-723-3208
Physical Address:
605 S. 7th Street
Globe, Arizona  85501		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
928-425-3101 x 1041 and 1042
Fax:
928-425-7590
Physical Address:
122 E. Highway 260, Suite 110
Payson, Arizona  85541		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday		 Telephone:
928-472-9335 x 228
Fax:
928-474-2082

Programs/Services:
The DES Child Care Administration (CCA) helps eligible families pay a portion of child care costs when parents or caretakers participate in DES eligible activities, such as employment. Eligibility requirements are different for each Child Care program.

CCA certifies and contracts with small family child care homes, contracts with Department of Health Services (DHS) licensed child care centers and group homes and non-certified relative providers to provide child care services for eligible families.

CCA provides funding to increase the availability and improve the quality of child care services and provides leadership for statewide coordination and collaboration of various child care and early childhood development initiatives and programs.

For Child Care Resource and Referral, please call 1-800-308-9000.

 
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Child Protective Services
Area Served: All Pinal County,Statewide

Physical Address: (not provided)
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: (not provided)

Telephone 1: 1-888-SOS-CHILD (1-888-767-2445)
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1:
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish,Other
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: Suspect Abuse, Report it Now.
Call Toll-Free Child Abuse Hotline 1-888-SOS-CHILD (1-888-767-2445)

Child Protective Services (CPS) is a program mandated under ARS §8-802 for the protection of children alleged to be abused and neglected. This program provides specialized welfare services that seek to prevent dependency, abuse and neglect of children. The Child Protective Services program receives, screens and investigates allegation of child abuse and neglect, performs assessments of child safety, assesses the imminent risk of harm to the children and evaluates conditions that support or refute the alleged abuse or neglect and need for emergency intervention.

This program also provides services designed to stabilize a family in crisis and to preserve the family unit by reducing safety and risk factors. This program provides an array of services, including Family Builders, Family Group Decision Making, Family Preservation Services (Intensive Family Services), High-Risk Infant Services (in Maricopa County), case management, parent aide and other in-home family support services. Not all programs are offered in every geographic area. In addition, services to promote permanence, stability and continuity of care are provided for children who enter out-of-home care. Services include, but are not limited to case management, permanency planning, provision of out-of-home care, kinship foster care, adoptive and foster home recruitment, other out-of-home services to individuals or families, and assistance to young adults in transition from adolescence to adulthood
 
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Family Assistance Administration
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: District Office , 2510 North Trekell Road, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads: North Trekell Road and East Avenida Elena Road
Mailing Address: District Office , 2510 North Trekell Road, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: (520) 836 2351 ext. 228
Telephone 2: 1 800 354 8401 (Hotline)
Fax Number: (520) 836 4937
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2: Monday through Friday
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
11518 N. Apache trail, 109
Apache Junction, Arizona  85220		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
480-373-2192
Fax:
480-373-2195
Physical Address:
1155 North Arizola Boulevard
Coolidge, Arizona   85228		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
520 723 5351
Fax:
520 723 7986
Physical Address:
OFFICE CLOSED EFFECTIVE 3/15/09 - SEE NOTE
Eloy, Arizona  85231		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
520 466 4226
Fax:
520 466 1304
Physical Address:
331 Alden Road
Kearny, Arizona  85237		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
520 363 5560
Fax:
520 363 7288
Physical Address:
228 Main Street
Mammoth , Arizona   85618		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
520 487 2311
Fax:
520 487 2102
Physical Address:
318 N. Florence St, FAA
Casa Grande, Arizona  85222		 Hours:
7:00am to 5:00 pm		 Telephone:
(520)836-7435 x 7120
Fax:
(520) 836-8025

Programs/Services: Food stamps: Provides opportunity to increase the food purchasing power of low-income households.

Temporary Assistance to Needy Families: Provides monthly cash payment to unemployed single parent households

Medical Assistance: Provides medical coverage, medical emergencies.

Applicants must meet low-income/residency guidelines.

Call (520) 836 2351 ext. 228 for more information.

NOTE: Effective 3/15/09, the Arizona Department of Economic Security Office in Eloy has closed. Clients may use the drop box located at the CAHRA Offices, 311 North Main Street, Eloy to drop off documents for DES Caseworkers.

 
Arizona Department of Economic Security Vocational Rehabilitation
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 318 North Florence Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: 318 North Florence Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: 520 836 6388
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 520 836 8025
TTY: 520 426 3963
Hours 1:
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: bschutt@azdes.gov
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Other
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: The Independent Living Rehabilitation Services (ILRS) Program provides four core services:

1. Independent Living Skills training

2. Information and referral to appropriate agencies or providers

3. Individual and systems advocacy

4. Peer support and counseling and/or mentoring

Potencial servcices could also include home modifications, vehicle lifts, or any other service needed to function independently in your home and/or community. All services must be related to an independent living goal, and are dependent upon funds available.
 
Arizona Early Intervention Program
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County,Gila County,Statewide

Physical Address: (not provided)
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1151, Globe, Arizona  85502

Telephone 1:
Telephone 2: (928) 475-4419
Fax Number: (928) 475-4419
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2: Monday through Friday
Hours 3: Available evenings and weekends on request
Email: vasermelly@arizonaschildren.org
Website: www.azdes.gov/azeip

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Other
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services:

The Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) is the statewide system of services and supports for families of infants and toddlers, birth to three years of age, with disabilities or delays. The purpose of early intervention is to help families help their children develop to their full potential.

3839 North Third Street, Suite 304
Phoenix, Arizona 85012
(602) 532-9960
toll free in Arizona (888) 439-5609
Fax: (602) 200-9820

allazeip2@azdes.gov

· Adoption Program
· Arizona Early Intervention Program (AZEIP)
· Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T.
· Cash & Food Assistance
· Child Care Assistance
· Child Protective Services
· Comprehensive Medical & Dental Program
· Developmental Disabilities
· Employment Security Administration
· JOBS Administration
· Office of Procurement & Administrative Counsel
· Office of Program Evaluation (OPE)
· Rehabilitation Services
· Workforce Development


Pinal and Gila office of the AZEIP statewide system of supports and services for families of infants and toddlers, birth to three years of age, with disabilities or delays.

To make a referral call 1-800-851-6266 or call 520-723-4429.

For more information call Vickie Asermelly at 928-475-4419.

 
Arizona`s Children Association
Area Served: All Pinal County,Gila County,Statewide

Physical Address: 2066 W Apache Trail , #112, Apache Junction, AZ  85220
Major Crossroads: Apache Trail/Ironwood
Mailing Address: 2066 W Apache Trail , #112, Apache Junction, AZ  85220

Telephone 1: 1-800-214-1693
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 480-503-8531
TTY:
Hours 1: 8-5pm and by appointment
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: bslater@arizonaschildren.org
Website: www.arizonaschildren.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish,Other
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Founded in 1912, Arizona`s Children Association provides help and support to children and families from behavioral health, foster care, adoption, kin care support and in home prevention services.
 
Art Awakenings
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 1226 East Florence Blvd, Suite 8, Casa Grande , AZ  85222
Major Crossroads: Florence Blvd. and Pueblo Ave.
Mailing Address: 1226 East Florence Blvd, Suite 8, Casa Grande , AZ  85222

Telephone 1: 520-423-0707
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: veronica.harris@azpsa.org
Website: ArtAwakenings.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Mission: Empowerment and Recovery through Creativity.

Vision: Art Awakenings celebrates the purposeful process
of self-discovery through creative experience
for adults with mental illness.
In a safe, supportive environment,
opportunities exist for development
of personal wellness and successful community living.
Our program is committed to increasing public awareness
of the unique gifts of the artists we serve.

Art Awakenings is a program
of PSA Behavioral Health Agency www.azpsa.org.
PSA is a private, non-profit behavioral health agency
dedicated to the treatment and rehabilitation
of individuals who are chemically dependent
and/or also suffer from life trauma, mental illness
and other behavioral health problems.

Mission: PSA`s mission is to enhance and empower
the mental health community
through creativity and innovation.

Our goal is to provide needed services
so these individuals can live
more normal, productive lives.

We strive to increase
awareness and knowledge of mental health
and to foster greater compassion for all people
in need or at risk.




The studio program provides:
A supportive environment that fosters exploration and development of artistic skills.
Therapeutic art groups that use art, poetry, storytelling, movement, and drama to enhance self-esteem and wellness management skills.
Structured classes in drawing, painting, 3 dimensional design, and special crafts.
Participants gain personal awareness and professional skills by creating artwork for exhibit and sale.
Therapeutic half-day programs.
Therapeutic full day programs.
Pre-job training and education.
The supervisory care homes program provides:
Therapeutic half-day programs.

Casa Grande is the site
for this Intermodal Expressive Arts Studio and Gallery.
We are the Southern Regional Center
for PSA Art Awakenings.
Our Northern Region consists of three studios/galleries
in the Phoenix, Glendale and Tempe areas.

We provide Intermodal Expressive Arts therapy
to adults with serious mental illness (SMI),
to youth with general mental health diagnosis,
and to groups in the Gila River Indian Community.

Additionally, for those clients with an interest in producing art for sale,
we assist in the marketing and sales of their work
throughout the country.

Our staff is available for visits to professional providers
for training and service events.

Our clientele are referred
via their primary clinician
and must be enrolled with either
Cenpatico Behavioral Health
or Tribal Regional Behavioral Health Authority, TRBHA.
 
Casa Grande Food Bank
Area Served: Casa Grande

Physical Address: 235 East 4th Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: 235 East 4th Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: (520) 836-1347
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Hours 2: Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: Casa Grande Food Bank.
235 E. 4th St. Casa Grande 520-836-1347.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Serves Casa Grande, Arizona City, Maricopa, and Stanfield.

Association of Arizona Food Banks

Our Vision :
A hunger free Arizona.

Our Mission :

We are committed to delivering food and quality services to food banks and to fostering relationships in support of our commitment to eliminate hunger.

ASSOCIATION OF ARIZONA FOOD BANKS
2006 ARIZONA HUNGER FACTS - Mid-year update:

2006 Federal Poverty Guidelines Chart





Report: Profiles of General Demographic Characteristics 2000 for Arizona counties and cities

Poverty in Arizona

The poverty guidelines updated annually in the Federal Register by the U. S. Dept. of Health and Human Services sets the poverty guideline for a family of four at $20,000 annual gross income.
14.2% or 843,380 Arizonans live in poverty. This percentage is based on the 2005 American Community Survey from the U.S. Census Bureau.

316,973 of those living in poverty are children under the age of 18 (nearly 1 in 4) with 29% of them under age five.

31% or 1,841,181 people in Arizona live at or below 185% ($37,000 for a family of four) of the Federal Poverty Guideline, considered to be the working poor.

34% or 2,019,359 live at or below 200% ($40,000 for a family of four) of the Federal Poverty Guideline which is where people become ineligible for most food assistance programs.




Status of Food Stamp Participation

As of July 2006, 531,669 Arizonans receive food stamps. Starting in September 1995, more than 192,439 low-income Arizonans dropped off the Food Stamp roles due to program eligibility changes and misunderstandings about benefit eligibility. It took more than seven years to exceed participation rates of September 1995.

As of July 2006, the average Arizona Food Stamp benefit is $1.03 per meal. The average food stamp allotment per person in Arizona was $95.39 and the average food stamp allotment per household in Arizona was $234.58.

As of July 2006, reports show 656,189 Arizonans are living at or below 130% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, but DO NOT receive food stamps.


Of Those Receiving Emergency Food in Arizona
41% are children and senior citizens.

30% of the households are headed by single-parents among households with children under 18.

13% of the families had children under age five. These are children who are at a critical stage of development, which will in part determine their future success and productivity.

15% of families reported their children skipped meals because there was not enough money for food.

The racial/ethnic make-up is 42% White, 9% Black, 7% Native American and 41% Hispanic.

42% of the households reported having someone in the household who is employed.
27% reported that work provided the primary source of income and 32% reported that it was Social Security.

47% of the households have annual incomes of $10,000 or less. While 75% of the households had an income of 130% or below the Federal Poverty Guideline.

28% of the people within the past year had to choose between buying food and paying for medical care.

41% of the people within the past year had to choose between buying food and paying for utilities.

83% of people interviewed are United States Citizens.

30% of people interviewed are homeless.

Sources of information:
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Association of Arizona Food Banks – Hunger in America 2006 – Arizona Report
U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000.
Association of Arizona Food Banks – Emergency Food Providers Directory
Association of Arizona Food Banks
America’s Second Harvest food bank members in Arizona are: St. Mary’s / Westside Food Bank Alliance, Community Food Bank, United Food Bank and Yuma Community Food Bank.


Federal Register / Vol. 71, No. 15 / Tuesday, January 24, 2006



 
Cenpatico Behavioral Health
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 1501 W. Fountainhead Corporate Park, Suite 295, Tempe, AZ  85282
Major Crossroads: Provider agencies are located throughout Pinal County
Mailing Address: 1501 W. Fountainhead Corporate Park, Suite 295, Tempe, AZ  85282

Telephone 1: 866-495-6738
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 800-398-6182
TTY:
Hours 1:
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website: http://www.cenpaticoaz.com/

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish,Other
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Regional Behavioral Health Authority for Pinal County
 
Central Arizona Association of Governments
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County,Gila County

Physical Address: 271 Main Street, Superior, AZ  85273
Major Crossroads: Main Street and Neary Avenue
Mailing Address: 271 Main Street, Superior, AZ  85273

Telephone 1: (520) 689-5004
Telephone 2: (800) 782-1445
Fax Number: (520) 689-5020
TTY: (800) 782-1445
Hours 1: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Hours 2: Monday through Friday
Hours 3:
Email:
Website: www.caagcentral.org

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
1720 E. Ash
Globe, AZ  85501		 Hours:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm		 Telephone:
(928) 425-3181
Fax:
(928) 425-6450
Physical Address:
414B North Marshall
Casa Grande, AZ  85222		 Hours:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm		 Telephone:
(520) 836-1887
Fax:
(520) 836-1920
Physical Address:
230 Main Street
Superior, AZ  85273		 Hours:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm		 Telephone:
(520) 689-9044
Fax:
(520) 689-9046

Programs/Services: For more information on CAAG, and how we may serve you, please contact us at our main office in Superior.

The Central Arizona Association of Governments (CAAG) is a Council of Governments that serves as the regional planning agency for Pinal and Gila Counties. CAAG provides a regional forum for analysis, discussion, and resolution of issues including areas of transportation, environmental quality, community and economic development, job training, and social services.
CAAG prides itself in finding new and innovative solutions to regional issues. The face of Region V is rapidly changing, and CAAG is committed to meeting the challenges of a growing area through partnership and collaborative effort.


The Mission of the Central Arizona Association of Governments is to provide effective planning and model programs which offer creative solutions to the unique needs within Region V.CAAG is a regional planning agency for Gila and Pinal Counties. Along with providing planning services to our 17 member entities (municipal governemnts). We also house the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) and the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program.

The RSVP program provides an outlet for seniors and retirees to volutneer in their communities, providing services to community members in multiple facets.

The Workforce Investment Act, WIA, Program (formerly known as the JTPA program) provides job counseling and training to youth, adults, and displaced workers. WIA works to help its clients find and maintain meaningful employment, and assist recently displaced workers.




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The Central Arizona Association of Governments (CAAG) was formed in 1970 and incorporated in 1975. CAAG is one of six regional planning districts, or Councils of Governments (COGs), established by Executive Order 70-2 by the Governor of Arizona.

The six designated districts ultimately became two urban COGs, and four rural COGs. The goal was to create regional groupings that could provide more effective regional planning than various small towns, individual counties, or rural areas could on their own. The idea was to promote a community of interest, to preserve county boundaries, and to have a population base adequate to support planning activities, while complying with federal planning requirements and addressing the concerns of local government officials. The COGs, especially in rural areas, produced an economy of scale that allowed governments within a region to pool limited resources for maximum effect.

The CAAG Region is comprised of Gila and Pinal Counties, which includes fifteen incorporated communities, and over 10,000 square miles of area. The region is very diverse in terms of socioeconomic characteristics as well as geography and climate.

Community
County
Incorporated
Population*

Apache Junction
Pinal
1978
31,814

Casa Grande
Pinal
1915
25,224

Coolidge
Pinal
1945
7,786

Eloy
Pinal
1949
10,375

Florence
Pinal
1908
17,208

Globe
Gila
1907
7,486

Hayden
Gila
1956
892

Kearny
Pinal
1959
2,249

Mammoth
Pinal
1958
1,762

Maricopa
Pinal
2003
4,998

Miami
Gila
1918
1,936

Payson
Gila
1973
16,620

Queen Creek
Pinal
1989
4,316

Superior
Pinal
1976
3,254

Star Valley
Gila 2006 2,006
Winkelman
Gila & Pinal
1949
443



* Population numbers provided by the League of Arizona Cities & Towns
 
City of Casa Grande Victim Assistance Program
Area Served: Casa Grande

Physical Address: 510 East Florence Boulevard, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads: Trekell Rd. and Florence Blvd.
Mailing Address: 510 East Florence Boulevard, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: (520)421-8600 ex.3440
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520)421-8602
TTY:
Hours 1: (Monday - Friday) 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website: www.casagrandeaz.gov

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services:
City of Casa Grande Victim Assistance Program


"Our mission is to provide assistance, support
and protection to victims and their families
and to educate them about Domestic Violence
and the Criminal Justice Process."


PROGRAMS AVAILABLE

Victim Intervention and Protection Services - Work with the police department to provide welfare checks to victims who are being threatened, intimidated, and/or subjected to violence throughout the course of criminal proceedings.

911 Cellular Phone Program - Provide cell phones with 911 access to victims who are being continuously harassed or faced with the threat of harm from the offender.

Emergency Services - Provide victims with financial assistance to purchase locks to secure their home to help protect themselves from the offender.

Provide financial assistance to victims who are in immediate need of resources such as: food, diapers, transportation to service providers and other necessities.

Child Care Services - Provide financial assistance for child care services to victims who are required to attend court proceedings.

Victims` Rights Volunteers - Recruit volunteers and provide training to assist in providing assistance and services to victims.


For further information, please contact the Victims’ Rights Specialist at the listed number and address below. Hablamos Espańol.

City Attorney’s Office
510 East Florence Boulevard
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
Telephone (520)421-8600
Website: www.casagrandeaz.gov


OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE

Provide information about Victims’ Rights and the Criminal Justice Process;

Provide information about Domestic Violence;

Provide information about Restitution Claims and Victim Compensation;

Provide assistance with filing Orders of Protection and Injunctions Against Harassment;

Provide assistance with resources such as, counseling, transportation, shelter/housing alternatives and legal issues.











 
Community Action Human Resources Agency
Area Served: Apache Junction,Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Florence,Gold Canyon,Hidden Valley,Kearny,La Palma,Mammoth,Maricopa,Oracle,Picacho,Queen Creek (Pinal County only),Randolph,Red Rock,San Manuel,Stanfield,Superior,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 311 North Main Street, Eloy, AZ  85131
Major Crossroads: Main Street and Frontier Street
Mailing Address: 311 North Main Street, Eloy, AZ  85131

Telephone 1: (520) 466-1112
Telephone 2: Toll free: 1-877-472-2472
Fax Number: (520) 466-0013
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: cahra@cahrapinal.org
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services:
Community Services:
1. Case Management for non-homeless and homeless families and individuals. All assistance is provided within the framework of a comprehensive case management plan.

2. Financial Assistance is provided to help prevent loss of utility service or to establish service, eviction prevention and foreclosure prevention. Funds may also be used to assist with first month`s rent and rental deposits.

3. Community Investment Funds provided by United Way of Pinal County are used to assist with needs associated with obtaining/maintaining employment and/or medical needs for households in the process of establishing eligibility for medical assistance programs.

4. Emergency Shelter is provided to homeless persons and families. This service is available during normal business hours, after hours, weekends and holidays.

5. Transitional Housing is provided for homeless families. The program is centered in Casa Grande, but is open to households from Pinal County who are willing to locate in Casa Grande.

6. Utility Discount Programs: provide applications for discount programs offered by Arizona Public Services, Salt River Project and Southwest Gas.

7. Telephone Assistance Program: Provide access to discount programs for persons with disabilities to receive discounted telephone service. Additional telephone programs available for seniors and households meeting low-income criteria.

Housing:
10. Home Repair/Weatherization is provided to qualified low income, homeowners throughout Pinal County.

11. Home Alone Safe Alone: Provides emergency alert devices including Angel Pendant to frail elderly and disabled persons.

12. Your Way Home Arizona assists first time homebuyers with down payments of up to 22% of their purchase price. Potential homeowners must have appropriate credit, partial down pament, and purchase a forclosed home.

13. The Foreclosure Mitigation Program works with Pinal County Homeowners who are facing foreclosure. Staff assesses the homeowners situation, assists the homeowner to develop options when possible and also works with the lender to create the best possible solution for the homeowner.

Food Programs:
14. Santa Cruz Valley Food Bank provides emergency food boxes to households in Eloy, Arizona City, Picacho, and Toltec. Income eligible households may recevie emergency food four times per year and proof of address and picture ID are required. Hours of Operation are: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 9:00-11:00am.

15. First Things First monthly food box program offers families with children birth to five years old supplemtnal food monthly. Distributions are held monthly in 10 communities throughout Pinal County. Families receive 9 pounds of frozen meat, a $25.00 grocery voucher for a local grocery store, and diapers.

 
Corazon Behavioral Health Services
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 900 E Florence Blvd., Suite G, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads: Florence Boulevard and Trekell Road Florence Blvd. and Trekell
Mailing Address: 900 E Florence Blvd., Suite G, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: 520-836-4278
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 520-836-1786
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: yvonne@chaposcorazon.com
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services:
 
Dorothy Powell Senior Center
Area Served: Casa Grande

Physical Address: 405 E. 6th Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: 404 E. Florence Blvd., Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: 520 421 8760
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 520 421 8705
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 am - 4:30 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Congregate Meals, home delivered meals. 60+ and over free of charge, 59 and under pay $5.00 per meal. Senior activiites including pool, cards, games, arts & crafts, gift shop, exercise equipment available, video library, computer classes.
 
Early Intervention Infant-Toddler Program Inc.
Area Served: Apache Junction,Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Florence,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Queen Creek (Pinal County only),Randolph,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 609 W. Cottonwood Ln., Ste. 8, Casa Grande, Arizona  85122
Major Crossroads: Cottonwood Ln. & Pinal Ave.
Mailing Address: 609 W. Cottonwood Ln., Ste. 8, Casa Grande, Arizona  85122

Telephone 1: 520-836-7939
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 520-423-2266
TTY:
Hours 1: Monday through Thursday 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: cgeip@cgearlyintervention.org
Website: www.cgearlyintervention.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: In home instruction is provided for children 0-3 years of age with, or at risk for, developmental delays/disabilities. Services are provided in the child`s natural environment, which can be the home, daycare, or babysitter`s home.
 
Epic Food Mission
Area Served:

Physical Address: 29697 Desert Willow Blvd, Walker Butte Elementary School, Queen Creek, AZ  85143
Major Crossroads: Desert Willow and Thistle Trail
Mailing Address: 117 E Shire Court, Queen Creek, AZ  85143

Telephone 1: 480-882-9530
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 480-882-9529
TTY:
Hours 1: First Saturday of each month 9:00-11:00
Hours 2: Third Saturday of each month 9:00-11:00
Hours 3:
Email:
Website: epicfoodmission.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Epic Food Mission serves individuals in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.

Clients must present a photo ID and proof of residence in Queen Creek or San Tan Valley to receive an food box.
 
F.A.I.T.H. Ministries, Inc.
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 241 W. Cottonwood Lane, Suite 132, Casa Grande, Arizona  85122-2493
Major Crossroads: Pinal Ave & Florence Blvd.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 10744, Casa Grande, Arizona  85130-0108

Telephone 1: 520-413-7889
Telephone 2: 520-509-4840
Fax Number: 520-208-9786
TTY:
Hours 1: Monday - Friday, 9am - 11am
Hours 2: GED classes: T,W,Th - 9:00 am to 11:30 am
Hours 3: Ministry Workshops/Bible Study - Saturday, 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Email: tracee@qwestoffice.net
Website: www.fasthelpministries.com

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: F.A.I.T.H. Ministries, Inc:

Ministry Workshops, Bible Study, Biblical Counseling Services, Ex-inmate Mentoring Services

Waiting To Excel Education Center:

Adult Education & GED classes, tutoring, TABE testing, GED practice testing

Family In Need Emergency Resource (F.I.N.E.R.) Services:

Low-income family rental/mortgage and utility assistance, budgeting and time management classes

Fast And Indispensable Temporary Help Staffing Services:

Temp-to-Perm Employment Placement
Workforce Training


 
Gold Canyon United Methodist Church Food Bank
Area Served: Statewide

Physical Address: 6640 S Kings Ranch Rd, Gold Canyon, AZ  85118
Major Crossroads: U.S. Route 60 and Kings Ranch Rd
Mailing Address: 6640 S Kings Ranch Rd, Gold Canyon, AZ  85118

Telephone 1: 480-982-3776
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 480-671-0028
TTY:
Hours 1: Monday - Friday 8:30-12:00(noon)
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: goldcanyonumc@mindspring.com
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: Clients may receive food every two weeks.
 
Helping Associates, Inc.
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 1901 N. Trekell Road, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads: South of Trekell and Cottonwood
Mailing Address: 1901 N. Trekell Road, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: 520.836-1029
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 520.836-6733
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Monday to Thursday
Hours 2: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Friday
Hours 3:
Email: www.helpingassociates.com
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: May depend on service
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: We provide outpatient behavioral health services which include the following: (1) Individual, Group, Marital and Family Counseling
(2) Substance abuse treatment, both individually and
in group.
(3) Specialized treatment program for sexual offenders.
(4) Service can be provided in-office or in-home.



 
Horizon Home Care
Area Served: All Pinal County,Gila County

Physical Address: 971 N. Jason Lopez Circle Bldg E., Florence, AZ  85232
Major Crossroads: Pinal Parkway Ave. just North of Diverson Dam Road. In the Justice Complex.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2986, Florence, AZ  85232

Telephone 1: (520)866-4500
Telephone 2: (800)208-6897 ext:4500
Fax Number: (520) 866-4529
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (On-Call services 24hrs/7 days a week)
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: horizonhomecare@pinalcountyaz.gov
Website: http://pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/HorizonHomeCare/Pages/Home.aspx

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility:

Programs/Services: Horizon is licensed by the State of Arizona & Medicare certified.

We provide intermittent skilled care and home support services. Our dedicated staff include:

*Registered Nurses
*Certified Nurses Aides
*Physical, Speech, & Occupational Therapists
*Medical Social Workers
*Direct Support Workers (house keeping, personal & respite care)
*Lifeline, personal safety response systems


*Now serving the Globe area as well as Pinal County
 
Horizon Human Services
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Gila River Indian Community,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County,Gila County,Statewide

Physical Address: 210 East Cottonwood Lane, Casa Grande, AZ  85222
Major Crossroads: Pinal Ave. and Cottonwood Lane
Mailing Address: 210 East Cottonwood Lane, Casa Grande, AZ  85222

Telephone 1: (520) 836-1688
Telephone 2: (520) 836-1745
Fax Number: (520) 421-2708
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm M- F Administrative Offices open, phones manned
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: horizon@horizonhumanservices.org
Website: www.horizonhumanservices.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: No restrictions

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
120 West Main Street
Casa Grande, AZ  85222		 Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm Business Hours, Phones Manned and Answered		 Telephone:
(520) 836-1675
Fax:
(520) 421-1969
Physical Address:
222 East Cottonwood Lane
Casa Grande, AZ   85222		 Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm Business Hours, Phones Manned and Answered		 Telephone:
(520) 421-9910
Fax:
(520) 421-0078
Physical Address:
791 S 4th Ave, Suite A
Yuma, AZ  85364		 Hours:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm		 Telephone:
(928)783-3986
Fax:
(928)783-0283
Physical Address:
5497 West McCartney Rd.
Coolidge, AZ  85228		 Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M - F, Business Hours Phones Manned		 Telephone:
(520) 723-9800
Fax:
(520) 723-3260
Physical Address:
415 E Baseline Spur
Globe, AZ  85501		 Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm, M - F, Business Hours, Phones Manned and Answered		 Telephone:
(928) 402-9297
Fax:
(428) 402-9414
Physical Address:
600 E Hwy 260, Suite 8
Payson, Arizona  85541		 Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm		 Telephone:
(928) 474-4917
Fax:
(928) 474-7094
Physical Address:
160 W University Dr, Suite 2
Mesa, Arizona  85201		 Hours:
8:00 am - 5:00 pm		 Telephone:
(480) 967-2523
Fax:
(480) 967-2975

Programs/Services: Crisis Intervention: A mobile crisis intervention team provides emergency face-to-face assessments, interventions, screenings, and evaluations to people in acute behavioral health crisis situations.

Counseling Center: Staffed by state licensed therapists holding Master`s degrees or higher and possessing expertise in a variety of areas to address the needs of our participants. Individual, group, and family therapy to improve emotional and behavioral functioning of children and adults.

Psychiatric Services: Psychiatric evaluations and medication monitoring provided by a licensed pyschiatrist, nurse practioners, and a nurse.

Substance Abuse Residential: a 30 day intensive program providing a substance-free environment for men and women with a substance abuse diagnosis. Individualized group, and family therapy assists participants in identifying addictive problems, accessing community support and resources, changing lifestyles, and accomplishing goals.

Adult Services: Services for adults with serious mental illness include partial care, behavioral management, psychosocial rehabilitation, and case management. 24-hour residential and independent living facilities provide support and intervention as needed for adults with severe mental illness. Non-emergency transportation services for adults with severe mental illness and Title XIX eligible participants.

Children and Family Services: Individual and family therapy delivered in the child`s home or the office to improve the emotional and behavioral functioning of children. Intensive wrap-around services to address the needs of children who are in danger of being placed out of their homes due to behavioral health issues. Horizon Summer Day Camp for children and Meet Me Where I Am Program.

Intensive Outpatient Treatment Services: a 16 week program providing individual therapy and educational groups for men and women with a substance abuse diagnosis to help them maintain sobriety.
Senior Services: Long-term care services for elderly adults who receive home based case management, individual and family therapy.

Rehabilitation: An array of supportive services including vocation assistance, job development and educational assistance. Provides assistance and support to increase independent functioning, personal, and social skills.

Prevention: A variety of school and community based services including support, and education programs.
Community Integration and Habilitation: Programs to increase community involvement, improve socialization skills, and encourage independence of persons with developmental diasabilities. Individualized community living opportunites are offered to participants.

AZ Families F.I.R.S.T: A family centered approach to substance abuse treatment that identifies and builds on the familiy`s strengths and resilience. Through collaborative partnerships with organizations throughout Pinal and Gila Counties, families and individuals are offered an opportunity to overcome their substance abuse, to stabilize the family, and to achieve economic self-sufficiency.

Community Based Assertive Treatment: Intensive home and community based specialized services developted on a recovery model approach for adults with serious mental illness. Services address the needs of the participant and include counseling, vocational assessment, living skills, training, peer support, and housing.

Domestic Violence Services: Through the Gila County Safe Home Network, domestic violence victims receive safe temporary emergency shelter, crisis intervention, case management, and advocacy services.

Horizon House: Offers support straegies for coping, education, and leadership by example to improve quality of life. Some activities offered are: lending library, television/movie room, AA and NA meetings, arts and crafts, living skills, deual diagnosis support groups, healthcare and hygiene, vocational training and support, housing, and education.

Healthy Families: In Gila County Healthy Families is designed to give you and your family support during the most important year so your child`s life. If you are pregnant or your baby is less than 90 days old, you may be eligible for the Healthy Families program. Services offered are: prenatal information, child development information, ongoing, supportive in-home visits and services for up to five years, monthly group activities.

Meet Me Where I Am program (MMWIA): Designed to expand the amount and quality of Support and Rehabilitation Services to Child and Family Teams for the express purpose of helping children live successfully in their own communities.
 
J.O. Combs Food and Clothing Bank
Area Served:

Physical Address: 301 E Combs Road, San Tan Valley, AZ  85140
Major Crossroads: Combs and Gantzel
Mailing Address: 301 E Combs Road, San Tan Valley, AZ  85140

Telephone 1: 480-987-5304
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 480-987-3487
TTY:
Hours 1: Tuesdays 9:00-11:00, 1:00-4:00
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: m.myers@jocombs.k12.az.us
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Households residing within the J.O. Combs School District #44 boundaries are eligible to receive an emergency food box.

You must present a picture ID.
 
Mountain View Family Church
Area Served:

Physical Address: 4815 W Hunt Highway, San Tan Valley, AZ  85143
Major Crossroads: Hunt Highway and Thompson
Mailing Address: 4815 W Hunt Highway, San Tan Valley, AZ  85143

Telephone 1: 480-415-9814
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 480-677-2200
TTY:
Hours 1: Food is given by appointment only.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Phone line is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Call for an appointment.

Residents of Queen Creek and San Tan Valley may call for an appointment to receive a food box.
 
Pinal County Attorney`s Office
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 31 N. Pinal, Bldg. D, Florence, AZ  85232
Major Crossroads: Butte & Florence Butte & Main
Mailing Address: P O. Box 887, Florence, AZ  85232-0887

Telephone 1: (520) 866-6243
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 866-6423
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: bob.brown@co.pinal.az.us
Website: www.co.pinal.az.us/attorney

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: The County Attorney in addition to prosecuting criminal cases and advising county departments provides services in the areas of:

Child Support
Adoptions
Bad Check Services
Victim Services for victims of crime
Elder Abuse Prevention
Speakers for schools, groups, etc.
 
Pinal County Attorney`s Office, Child Support Division
Area Served: Ak-Chin Indian Community,Apache Junction,Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Florence,Gila River Indian Community,Gold Canyon,Hidden Valley,Johnson Ranch,Kearny,La Palma,Mammoth,Maricopa,Oracle,Picacho,Queen Creek (Pinal County only),Queen Valley,Randolph,Red Rock,San Manuel,Stanfield,Superior,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 30 N. Florence Street, Building D, Florence, Arizona  85132
Major Crossroads: Butte Avenue & Florence Street
Mailing Address: Post Office Box 608, Florence, Arizona  85132

Telephone 1: Local: (520) 866-6615
Telephone 2: Toll Free: (800) 208-6897 x 6615
Fax Number: Main: (520) 866-6482, Intake: (520) 866-6678
TTY: None. Best to use E-mail.
Hours 1: OFFICE: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday.
Hours 2: WORKSHOPS: 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m., Monday & Tuesday. WALK-INS: Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Hours 3: COURT: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday & Tuesday and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday.
Email: childsupport@pinalcountyaz.gov
Website: None.

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: May depend on service
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: The Pinal County Attorney`s Office, through an intergovernmental agreement with the State of Arizona, operates the Title IV-D Program for the benefit of all residents of Pinal County. Responsibilities are:

* Establishment of paternity
* Establishment of child support and medical support orders
* Enforcement of existing support orders (domestic and foreign).

Cases may be handled both judicially and administratively; and are worked as local, long-arm, or Interstate (when the absent parent lives in a different state than the child and the custodial person).

Any resident of Pinal County is eligible to apply for Title IV-D services, no matter what your relationship is to the minor child(ren)(You can be the custodial person, non-custodial parent, other relative, or non-relative guardian) and no matter the source(s) of your income or your economic status.

Actions taken:
1. INTAKE: obtain testimony/case info and all documents/records necessary to start a case.
2. PATERNITY: to establish the alleged father`s paternity. DNA testing as requested or required.
3. ESTABLISHMENT OF ORDERS: support and medical using St. of AZ support guidelines.
4. ENFORCEMENT OF EXISTING ORDERS: both domestic and foreign.
5. MODIFICATION OF ORDERS: for any party making a request; done as legally appropriate.
6. LOCATE AN ABSENT PARENT: as necessary to work the case.
7. COMMUNITY OUTREACH: Arrangements may be made to have someone speak to your organization. Arrangement may be made for day, evening or weekend events. Arrangement can be made for an attorney to speak. Call for copies of our brochure or business cards.

NOTICE:
* Advance notice is required to arrange for an Interpreter.
* By statute, the Pinal County Attorney`s Office cannot provide legal advise to the public.
* The Pinal County Attorney`s Child Support Division does not represent any party in a case (Custodial Person, Non-Custodial Parent, or the Child(ren). Our only client is the State of Arizona.
 
Pinal County Cooperative Extension
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 820 E. Cottonwood Ln, Bldg C, Casa Grande, AZ  852222
Major Crossroads: Pinal/Cottonwood Ln
Mailing Address: 820 E. Cottonwood Ln, Bldg C, Casa Grande, AZ  852222

Telephone 1:
Telephone 2: 520-836-5221 x 215
Fax Number: 520-836-1750
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00am-5:00pm
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: distasio@cal.arizona.edu
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: The Cooperative Extention of Pinal County offeres training in suicide prevention and intervention.

Please call for more information as trainings and costs vary.
 
Pinal County Department of Health and Human Services
Area Served: All Pinal County,Gila County

Physical Address: 971 N. Jason Lopez Circle, Building E, Florence, AZ  85132
Major Crossroads: Jason Lopez Circle and Hwy. 79
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 868, Florence, AZ  85132

Telephone 1: 520-866-4441
Telephone 2: 520-866-4442
Fax Number: 520-866-6751
TTY:
Hours 1: Administrative Office: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: Theresa.Murphy@pinalcountyaz.gov
Website: www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/HealthHumanServices

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: May depend on service
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: The Pinal County Health and Human Services Department provides administrative oversight, support and coordination of Health and Human Services provided by nine Divisions within the Department. These Divisions and services include:

1. Animal Control - Animal Control and Rabies Control
2. Correctional Health - Emergency and necessary medical care to all inmates and detainees in the Pinal County Detention Centers
3. Home Care - Skilled nursing, physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, homemaking/personal care, attendant care, disease management, life safety alert, adult day care
4. Library District - Reference services, interlibrary loans, summer reading programs, public access computers, tax forms, professional development, and public library consultants
5. Long Term Care - home & community based services, assisted living, nursing home, prescription drugs, HIV+case management, acute care, behavioral health, case management, disease management and family caregiver support
6. Public Fiduciary - Conservator, case management, guardianship, indigent burial program: Medical Examiner - Investigation & examination of persons dying a sudden, unexpected or violent death: Behavioral Health - Court ordered evaluations, case menagement
7. Public Defender -Represent adults charged with misdemeanors and felonies, juveniles charged with acts of delinquency and proposed patients whom the government seeks to treat for mental illness involuntarily
8. Public Health - Nutrition & Wellness, Community Health, Education & Outreach, Bio-Defense Preparedness & Response, Transportion, Vital Records
9. Public Housing - Conventional housing, housing rehabilitation and section 8 housing
 
Pinal County Housing and Community Development Department
Area Served: Apache Junction,Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Florence,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Queen Creek (Pinal County only),Randolph,Red Rock,San Manuel,Stanfield,Superior,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 970 North Eleven Mile Road, Casa Grande, AZ  85294-7242
Major Crossroads: Highway 287 & Eleven Mile Corner Road
Mailing Address: 970 North Eleven Mile Road, Casa Grande, AZ  85294-7242

Telephone 1: (520) 866-7201
Telephone 2: (520) 866 7219
Fax Number:
TTY: 1 800 208 6897 x 6379
Hours 1: 8:00 am to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday, except Holidays
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: carrie.fike@pinalcountyaz.gov
Website: http://pinalcountyaz.gov/DEPARTMENTS/HOUSING

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
575 North Idaho Road, Suite 327
Apache Junction, AZ  85219		 Hours:
9:00 am to Noon, Third Tuesday		 Telephone:
(520) 866-6170
Fax:
(not provided)

Programs/Services: Housing Choice Voucher Program
This program enables families to locate their housing in the private rental market where landlords are willing to participate and where rents are no higher than program guidelines. The program covers the difference between what the family can afford and the contract rent charged. Families pay no more than 30% of their income towards rent.

Family Sufficiency Program
Family Sufficiency Program (FSS) is a voluntary program that provides participants the opportunity to achieve economic independence over a five-year period. This is achieved through the close assistance of a case manager who supports monitors and links up FSS familes to public and private resources in the community.

Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS
The HOPWA program funding is used to help low-income persons with HIV/AIDS gain access to housing and services, with the primary goal of meeting basic needs. Pinal County Long Term Care refers eligible participants who need help with rent and housing costs.

Homeless Assistance Program
The Dream catchers program funding is used to help homeless individuals and families gain access to housing and services, with the primary goal of meeting basic needs. Community Action Human Resource Agency (CAHRA) refers elible participants as they move toward stable housing and maximum self-sufficiency.

Rural Housing
The Pinal County Division of Housing administers 16 units of Rural Housing for Families. Units are managed and maintained by the Housing Department.

Public Housing
Pinal County owns 169 units of Public Housing. Public housing units are managed and maintained by the Housing Deparment. Units include single family and duplexes that are located throughout the County.

Transitional Housing Program
Transitional Housing program provides decent, safe, and sanitary housing with support services for families affected by domestic violence. Against Abuse refers eligible participants who need help wit11 housing.

Elderly Housing
The Pinal County Division of Housing administers 30 housing units designated for Elderly, handicap,or disabled occupants. Units are managed and maintained by Housing Department.
 
Pinal County Public Health Nursing
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 500 S Central Ave, Florence, AZ  85232
Major Crossroads: Adamsville & Central
Mailing Address: PO Box 2945, Florence, AZ  85132

Telephone 1: (866)960-0633
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 866-7302
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website: http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Pages/Home.aspx

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: May depend on service
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
302 E 5th St
Eloy, AZ  85231		 Hours:
8am - 6pm M-Th		 Telephone:
(866)960-0633
Fax:
(520)466-7990
Physical Address:
355 Alden Road
Kearny, AZ  85137		 Hours:
8am - 6pm wed		 Telephone:
(866)960-0633
Fax:
(520)363-5968
Physical Address:
110 Main St
Mammoth, AZ  85618		 Hours:
8am - 6pm Wed - Sat		 Telephone:
(866) 960-0633
Fax:
520-487-2463
Physical Address:
1870 W American Way
Oracle, AZ  85623		 Hours:
8am - 6pm; 2nd Friday		 Telephone:
(866) 960-0633
Fax:
(520) 487-2463
Physical Address:
60 E Main
Superior, AZ  85173		 Hours:
8:00am - 6:00pm; 3rd Thursday		 Telephone:
(866) 960-0633
Fax:
(520) 689-2618
Physical Address:
575 N Idaho, Suite 301
Apache Junction, AZ  85119		 Hours:
8:00am - 6:00pm M-Sat		 Telephone:
(866) 960-0633
Fax:
(520) 866-6165
Physical Address:
119 W Central
Coolidge, AZ  85128		 Hours:
8:00am - 6:00pm Tues - Fri		 Telephone:
(866)960-0633
Fax:
(520) 866-7322
Physical Address:
44625 W Garvey Ave
Maricopa, AZ  85139		 Hours:
9am - 4pm Wed & Thur		 Telephone:
(866)960-0633
Fax:
(520) 866-7302
Physical Address:
820 E Cottonwood Lane, Bldg E
Casa Grande, AZ  85122		 Hours:
8:00am - 6:00pm Mon - Sat		 Telephone:
(866)960-0633
Fax:
(520) 866-7490
Physical Address:
36711 W Papgo Dr
Stanfield, AZ  85172		 Hours:
8:00am - 6:00pm; 2nd Wed		 Telephone:
(866) 960-0633
Fax:
(520) 424-3302

Programs/Services: Childhood Immunizations
Adult Immunizations
Family Planning Services
Contraceptive Counseling
HIV Testing & Counseling
STD Testing
Tuberculosis Skin Tests
Tuberculosis Treatment
Well Woman Cancer Screenings
 
Pinal County School Health Liaison Program
Area Served: Casa Grande,Coolidge,Florence,Kearny,Mammoth,Maricopa,San Manuel

Physical Address: 500 S. Central Ave., Florence, Arizona  85132
Major Crossroads: Central and Adamsville
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2945, Florence, Arizona  85132

Telephone 1: 800-231-8499 Ext. 7315
Telephone 2: (520) 866-7315
Fax Number: (520) 866-7359
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: jan.vidimos@pinalcountyaz.gov
Website: http://pinalcountyaz.gov/PubHealth/

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: The Pinal County School Health Liaison Program links schools with Public Health services and programs, in an effort to improve the health of children and families. Please call (520) 855-7315 to learn more about the program.
 
Pinal County Senior Resource Center
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 94 W. Butte, Florence, AZ  85232
Major Crossroads: Butte & Main
Mailing Address: P. O. Box 8867, Florence, AZ  85232-0887

Telephone 1: (520) 866-6075
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 866-6097
TTY:
Hours 1: Mon-Wed-Fri 8:30 am to 11:30 am
Hours 2: Tues-Thurs 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: The Senior Resource Center exists to assist seniors who are attempting to locate services or to deal with a governmental agency. The senior can call with their problem and the Center will attempt to help them find a solution.

The Center also is a satalite office of the Arizona Attorney General and accepts cousumer affairs and civil rights compaints.
 
Pinal County Sheriff`s Office Victim Services
Area Served: Ak-Chin Indian Community,Apache Junction,Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Florence,Gila River Indian Community,Gold Canyon,Hidden Valley,Johnson Ranch,Kearny,La Palma,Mammoth,Maricopa,Oracle,Pasqua Yacqui Indian Community,Picacho,Queen Creek (Pinal County only),Queen Valley,Randolph,Red Rock,San Manuel,Stanfield,Superior,Tohono O`odham Indian Community,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 971 Jason Lopez Circle, Building C, Florence, AZ  85132
Major Crossroads: Hwy 79 and Jason Lopez Circle
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 867, Florence, AZ  85132

Telephone 1: 520-866-5221
Telephone 2: 520-866-5221
Fax Number: 520-866-5166
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. M - F
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: Marcia.Romano@pinalcountyaz.gov
Website: http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: PCSO Victim Services provides crisis response and intervention for victims of crime, traffic fatalities, accidental death, suicide, home fires and traumatic situations.

Victim Service Members also accompany sworn law enforcement for death notification, offering grief and loss education and assistance. Information and referral sources can be given via telephone or email and may also provide transport for victims, witnesses and families.

Volunteers provide safety planning and support for victims of domestic violence and dating violence.



 
Pinal County WIC and Food Plus Programs
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 500 South Central, Florence, Arizona  85132
Major Crossroads: Adamsville and Central
Mailing Address: PO Box 2945, Florence, Arizona  85132

Telephone 1: 1 (866) 960-0633
Telephone 2: (520) 866-7313
Fax Number: (520)866-7302
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: rosanna.ringer@pinalcountyaz.gov
Website: www.pinalcountyaz.gov

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: WIC: The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children provides nutrition education and a food package along with referrals to other services. Participants must be pregnant, postpartum, or breastfeeding women, infants, or children under the age of 5. Income guidelines are 185% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and eligibility will be determined at the certification appointment. In addition to categorical and income eligiblity, participants must have a nutrition risk which will be determined at the time of the first appointment. All participants will receive nutrition counseling. The WIC Food package consists of cereal, milk, eggs, juice, cheese, whole grains, beans or peanut butter. Breastfeeding mothers also receive carrots and tuna. Infants who are not breastfed receive iron-fortified infant formula. Applicants should call for a WIC certification appointment.

Food Plus: The Commodity Supplemental Food Program is available to pregnant, postpartum, or breastfeeding women, and children under the age of six who are not already participating in the WIC Program. Income guidelines are 185% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. The program is also available to the elderly age 60+ and income guidelines are 130% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Foods provided include cereal, milk, canned juice, canned fruit, canned meat, canned vegetables, cheese, and other various bonus items. Applicants should call for a CSFP certification appointment.
 
Pinal Gila Community Child Services, Inc.
Area Served: Apache Junction,Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,Eloy,Florence,Johnson Ranch,Mammoth,Maricopa,Stanfield,Superior,Toltec,All Pinal County

Physical Address: 1750 South Arizona Blvd., Coolidge, AZ  85128
Major Crossroads: On Arizona Blvd. next to Coolidge Mini Storage Storage by Taylor Ave.
Mailing Address: 1750 South Arizona Blvd., Coolidge, AZ  85128

Telephone 1: (520) 723-5321
Telephone 2: 1 (888) 723-7321
Fax Number: (520)723-7337
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Summer
Hours 2: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. August through May
Hours 3:
Email: info@pgccs.org
Website: www.pgccs.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Head Start
Head Start is a federal program for preschool children from low-income families and children with disabilities. The 890 children who attend Head Start participate in a variety of educational, mental health, nutrition, health, and other activities to meet special needs. Children also receive free medical and dental care, healthy meals and snacks, and enjoy playing indoors and outdoors in a safe setting. Families participate in education, social service and parent involvement activities.

Head Start Goals:
Provide quality services to the community;
Support the development of children;
Assist parents to meet the needs of their families and to become self-sufficient;
Provide training and professional development to staff; and
Develop and disseminate research, information, and resources that impact children.

Early Head Start
The prenatal period of growth and development is critical to optimal child development in the first three years of life and beyond. Early Head Start is a program that is federally funded and community based. Early Head Start serves pregnant women, infants, and toddlers who qualify according to income guidelines. Services are provided through center-based and a home-based model, the center-base option runs 5 days a week from 7:30 to 5:00 and includes no-cost child care, the home-base option consists of one home visit per week and two parent-child social interaction sessions per month. Home visitors are trained professionals within the community who will provide information and skills to support family competence, health, and growth.

Early Intervention
PGCCS has Early Intervention programs in Payson and Apache Junction. The program is free to children who are between birth and three years old and have an identified developmental disability or are at-risk for a developmental delay. The program is a home-based program that serves approximately 30 children. Home visits are provided on a weekly basis during which time activities are taught to the family to stimulate the child’s development. Therapy day is held once a month during which time an occupational therapist, physical therapist, and speech therapist consult on each child and develop a home program to be implemented with the child throughout the month. To have your child evaluated, contact Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) at 800-851-6266 (Pinal County) or 800-597-3390 (Gila County).

Other Programs
CAC Child Development Center & Lab
Reading is Fundamental
National Book Bank
America Reads
Youth Initiative
Fatherhood Program
 
Pinal Gila Council for Senior Citizens
Area Served: All Pinal County,Gila County

Physical Address: 8969 W. McCartney Road, Casa Grande, Arizona  85194
Major Crossroads: McCartney west of Overfield
Mailing Address: 8969 W. McCartney Road, Casa Grande, Arizona  85194

Telephone 1: (520)836-2758
Telephone 2: (800)293-9393
Fax Number: (520)421-2033
TTY:
Hours 1: Monday through Friday
Hours 2: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Hours 3:
Email: info@pgcsc.org
Website: www.pgcsc.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Pinal-Gila Council for Senior Citizens is a non-profit agency designated as the Local Area Agency on Aging for Region V. Our mission is to assist elderly individuals in Region V with achieving and maintaining self-sufficiency with dignity, and to offer choices of appropriate care by providing a wide range of community and home based services and to represent the interests of the elderly by advocating for change in public and private attitudes, policies, and regulations.

Overview of Available Services

- Program Development
- Information & Referral
- Case Management
- Home Care (Housekeeping, Personal Care, Home Nursing, Respite,Home Delivered Meals)
- Behavioral Health and Prevention Services (Counseling, Health Promotion, Support Groups, Disease Prevention Services, GateOpeners, Outreach, and Caregiver Program)
- Benefits, Entitlements, & Advocacy (Ombudsman, Insurance, and Benefits Counseling)
- Volunteer opportunities(Ombudsman,Senior Patrol, Ambassador, Meals on Wheels, and Insurance Benefits Counseling)
- Congregate Meals and Transportation (See our website for a list of Senior Centers)
- Employment Training (Senior Community Services Employment Program)
- Minor Home Repair
- Legal Services

 
Pinal Hispanic Council
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Picacho,Randolph,Toltec

Physical Address: 712 North Main Street, Eloy, Arizona  85231
Major Crossroads: Highway 84 and Main Street
Mailing Address: 712 North Main Street, Eloy, Arizona  85231

Telephone 1: (520) 466-7765
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 466-4475
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website: www.pinalhispaniccouncil.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility:

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
519 North Main Street
Eloy, Arizona  85231		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(520) 466-0921
Fax:
(520) 466-0923
Physical Address:
330 N. Picacho St
Casa Grande, Arizona  85222		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(520) 876-5833
Fax:
(520) 836-9702
Physical Address:
556 S. Arizona Blvd.
Coolidge, Arizona  85228		 Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.		 Telephone:
(520) 723-7405
Fax:
(520) 723-7410

Programs/Services: Pinal Hispanic Council offers a full and integrated continuum of behavioral health care. This allows for placing individuals in the most appropriate level of treatment for their needs, and allowing them to step down to other services depending on their specific needs. PHC recruits licensed, qualified, and competent behavioral health staff to accurately assess, diagnose, and treat mental health and substance abuse problems. Treatment is available for:
*Depression
*Anxiety
*Grief
*Eating Disorders
*Obsessive Compulsive Disorders
*Alcohol Abuse/Dependency
*Drug Abuse/Dependency
*Anger Management
*Family Conflicts
*Couples
*Domestic Violence
*Children Behavior Problems
*Gay/Lesbian Issues
*HIV/AIDS Issues

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT:
Centro De Ayuda in Eloy (520) 466-7765
Centro De Unidad in Coolidge (520) 723-7405

Grants & Special Projects:

SUBSTANCE ABUSE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES SUPPORT PROGRAM:
Community mobilization initiative in conjunction with Eloy Governor*s Alliance Against Drugs. Focus is on conducting Alcohol and Tobacco Compliance Checks, city-wide substance abuse awareness campaign, and cultural enrichment activities and multiple environmental strategies.

CENPATICO BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PREVENTION GRANT
The initiative utilizes the Eloy Governor`s Alliance Against Drugs, Casa Grande 2000 Alliance, and Coolidge Youth Coalition and their collaborative partners to implement public awareness activities to increase awareness regarding dangers of underage drinking, binge drinking, and methamphetamine use. This prevention initiative will focus on environmental, public awareness, public education/training, and community mobilization strategies.

PROYECTO BIENESTAR (PROJECT WELL-BEING):
The project sponsors the Recovery Center located in Casa Grande that is operated and managed by volunteers in various stages of recovery. Services at the center include: resource and referrals, basic computer skills acquisition, tutoring for GED/literacy, leadership development, mentoring, job coaching, employment skill building, resume re-construction, restoration of rights application assistance (clemency/pardons), motivational support groups, social re-integration and fellowship.


ALCOHOL DIVERSION PROGRAM:
The Minor Alcohol Diversion Program is designed to provide minors with facts and information on alcohol consumption in lieu of prosecution. The three hour class uses an alcohol based curriculum comprised of eight major components, pre/post testing, alcohol inventory screening, stress inventory screening, self-assessment, outreach, and referral services.

MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TREATMENT PROGRAM:
The program utilizes a twenty-six week curriculum based on the Deleuth Model. The program uses an interactive group and education approach. the goal of the program is to eliminate further domestic violence incidents, emphasize personal responsibility, and increase positive relationships.

SOUTHERN ARIZONA BATTERED IMMIGRANT WOMEN PROJECT:
The Battered Immigrant Women Project developed out of the concern of passionate Arizonans for the safety and future of battered immigrant women. The Project is gathering information regarding battered immigrant women*s rights and resources, and strategizing effective methods to share this information with Arizona through public awareness and education.



 
Reach Out Food Bank
Area Served: Apache Junction,Queen Valley

Physical Address: 575 N Idaho Rd, Suite 701, Apache Junction, AZ  85119
Major Crossroads: Idaho Rd and Highway 88
Mailing Address: (not provided)

Telephone 1: 480-983-2995
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays 2:00-4:00
Hours 2: Closed on Wednesdays
Hours 3:
Email: reoutfobank@qwestoffice.net
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Residents in the service area must porovide the following documentation to receive an emergecny food box:a Photo ID and current proof of residencey (rent receipt or utility bill).

Reach Out Food Bank also serves east Mesa.
 
Santa Cruz Valley Food Bank
Area Served: Arizona City,Eloy,Picacho,Toltec

Physical Address: 311 N Main St, Eloy, AZ  85131
Major Crossroads: Main Street and Frontier
Mailing Address: 311 N Main St, Eloy, AZ  85131

Telephone 1: 520-466-1112
Telephone 2: 1-877-472-2472
Fax Number: 520-466-0013
TTY:
Hours 1: Mondays 9:00am - 11:00am
Hours 2: Wednesdays 9:00am - 11:00am
Hours 3: Fridays 9:00am - 11:00am
Email:
Website: www.pinalresources.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Santa Cruz Valley Food Bank provides emergency food boxes to households in Eloy, Arizona City, Picacho, and Toltec. Income eligible households may recevie emergency food four times per year, every three months. Proof of address and picture ID are required to sign up. Please present a picture ID when getting a food box.
 
Seeds of Hope, Inc.
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,Eloy,Stanfield

Physical Address: 702 E. Cottonwood Lane, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads: Cottonwood Lane/Kadota
Mailing Address: 702 E. Cottonwood Lane, Casa Grande, Arizona  85222

Telephone 1: (520)836-6335
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520)836-4884
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email: mark@seedsofhopeaz.com
Website: www.seedsofhopeaz.com

ADA Accessibility: No
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: No restrictions

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
525 W. Melrose		 Hours:
School Year 3:00pm - 5:30pm
Summer Hours 9:00am - 12:00pm		 Telephone:
(520)421-0500
Fax:
(not provided)

Programs/Services: Seeds of Hope is a faith-based, non profit organization committed to building relationships among individuals, communities and churches through Jesus Christ. Our programs will provide opportunities for individuals to break the cycle of poverty and strengthen their communities through respect and service.

Our Hot Lunch program serves a hot meal free of charge Monday through Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at 518 E. Second Street. Emergency food boxes are also available.

Our Westside Community Center offers year round children`s programming free of charge. During the school year, the emphasis is on homework and reading literacy. Our Peer Leaders (ages 13-17) and dedicated volunteers assist the children with their homework and lead them in crafts and other recreational activities. Wednesday evenings,those who choose to attend, are transported to the First Presbyterian church to have dinner and participate in the evenings family activities. Thursday representatives from Youth Haven Ranch in Picacho visit our location and provide a wonderful spiritual devotion hour. Hours are Monday thru Friday 3pm to 5:30pm. Wednesday evening hours are from 5:30 to 7:30.
For more information or to download an enrollment form please visit our website at www.seedsofhopeaz.com

Our Grandparents Raising Grandchildren program is a support group for all Kinship Caregivers. We advocate and assist our group by keeping them informed of other social and financial services that are available. Throughout the year we attend as a group educational and recreational activities throughout the state. Transportation is provided. Our meeting`s normally consist of a light meal, a guest speaker and a time for sharing. Respite relief is available on the Saturday mornings following the meeting allowing the Caregivers to leave the children with us for 4 hours to give them some much needed time for themselves. Meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of the month from 6:00pm to 7:30pm. Children over two are encouraged to attend.

Our new 145` X 45` Community Garden is available for anyone to be a part of. Individuals and families are encouraged to plant and maintain their plots. Nutritional classes and information is available. Call our office for more information
 
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Maricopa,Stanfield

Physical Address: 405 E. 2nd Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85122
Major Crossroads: E 2nd Street and N.Dry Lake
Mailing Address: 405 E. 2nd Street, Casa Grande, Arizona  85122

Telephone 1: (520) 836-2009
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 876-0072
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website: http://www.svdpusa.org/

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services:

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store for new and used goods made available to the community at low cost.

Call for donation pick-ups.

We serve Casa Grande
-- west of Overfield Road, Arizona City, Stanfield, Hidden Valley, and Maricopa.
All other communities can go
to the local Catholic Church for assistance.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul http://www.svdpusa.org/

Food Bank Clients: Please bring proof od residence, proof of income, and a picture ID to obtain an emergency food box.

 
Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Inc.
Area Served: All Pinal County

Physical Address: 766 N. Park Ave , Casa Grande, Arizona   85222
Major Crossroads: Florence Blvd. & Pinal Ave.
Mailing Address: 766 N. Park Ave , Casa Grande, Arizona   85222

Telephone 1: (520) 316-8076
Telephone 2: 1-877-718-8086
Fax Number: (520) 316-8063
TTY:
Hours 1: Mondays-Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Hours 2: Intake only on Tuesdays 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Hours 3: Intake only on Thursdays 9:00 am to 11 am; 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Email:
Website: http://sazlegalaid.org/

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: Call for more information
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: 1. Southern Arizona Legal Aid provides a variety of free civil legal services to qualified low-income persons. SALA`s mission is to provide equal access to the justice system.

2. SALA`s services include brief advice, referrals, pro se workshops and direct representation. SALA decides the type of service to provide each client based on case priorities and available resources.

3. SALA provides legal assistance in civil cases such as:
* Loss of home/unsafe housing
* Domestic relations
* Public benefits
* Consumer

SALA does not provide assistance in:
* Criminal cases (except in tribal areas)
* Traffic violations
* Fee-generating cases

 
Sun Life Family Health Center
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Hidden Valley,La Palma,Maricopa,Picacho,Randolph,Red Rock,Stanfield,Toltec,Valley Farms,All Pinal County

Physical Address: Main Office: 865 North Arizola Road, Casa Grande, AZ  85222
Major Crossroads: Arizola Road and Florence Boulevard
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 10097, Casa Grande, AZ  85230-0097

Telephone 1: 520-836-3446
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 520-836-8807
TTY:
Hours 1: Monday-Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm
Hours 2: Saturday 8:00am to Noon
Hours 3:
Email: contact@slfhc.org
Website: www.sunlifefamilyhealth.org

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: May depend on service
Eligibility: No restrictions

Branch Offices:
Physical Address:
501 North Main Street
Eloy, AZ  85231		 Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm (closed Noon-1:00pm)		 Telephone:
(520) 466-7883
Fax:
(520) 466-3946
Physical Address:
1284 North Arizona Road
Coolidge, AZ  85228		 Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm (closed Noon-1:00pm)		 Telephone:
(520) 723-9131
Fax:
(520) 723-7974
Physical Address:
44765 North Hathaway Road
Maricopa, AZ  85239		 Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm (closed Noon-1:00pm)		 Telephone:
(520) 568-2245
Fax:
(520) 568-2316
Physical Address:
110 Main Street
Mammoth, AZ  85618		 Hours:
Thursday 8:00am - 11:00am		 Telephone:
(520) 487-0322
Fax:
(520) 487-2463
Physical Address:
1870 West American Way
Oracle, AZ  85631		 Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm (closed Noon-1:00pm)		 Telephone:
(520) 896-2092
Fax:
(520) 866-7891
Physical Address:
23 McNab Parkway
San Manuel, AZ  85631		 Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm (closed Noon-1:00pm)		 Telephone:
(520) 385-2234
Fax:
(520) 385-2113

Programs/Services: Seven service locations throughout Pinal County.

Fees: Sun Life Family Health Center is contracted to accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare and AHCCCS plans. Those without insurance may qualify for the Sun Life Family Health Center Plan (sliding fee).520-381-0319 (Outreach Office)

Eligibility: In order to establish eligibility, every household is required to complete the Federal Sliding Fee Application Form2. Applicants must be a resident of Pinal County. The gross annual household income cannot be greater than 200% of the federal poverty level (FPL) guidelines. A person can be covered by AHCCCS, Medicare or other insurance - the discount will apply towards out-of-pocket expenses or non-covered services within our service areas, based on ability to pay as determined by the federal poverty guidelines.



Family Practice
Preventive and acute care services for your entire family.

Family Medicine
Internal Medicine*
Geriatrics*
Osteopathic Manipulation*
Obstetrics/Gynecology

Focusing on woman’s wellness, prenatal care, and delivery.*
Dental Services

General and pediatric dentistry for you and your family.*
Walk-In Clinic

No appointment needed for same day treatment of injury or illness, ideal for On-The-Job injuries.

Pharmacy
Laboratory
X-Ray Services
Pre-Employment Physicals
Drug Screens
School Physicals
Immunizations

*Not all programs/services are available at all Sun Life locations.


Service Locations:

Casa Grande, Sun Life Family Health Center
865 North Arizola Road, Casa Grande, AZ 85222
Monday-Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, Saturday 8:00am - Noon
Phone: 520-836-3446 Fax: 520-836-8807

Coolidge, Sun Life Family Health Center
1284 North Arizona Road, Coolidge, AZ 85228
Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm*(closed lunch Noon-1pm)
Phone: 520-723-9131 Fax: 520-723-7974

Eloy, Sun Life Family Health Center
501 North Main Street, Eloy, AZ 85231
Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm*(closed lunch Noon-1pm)
Phone: 520-466-7883 Fax: 520-466-3946

Maricopa, Sun Life Family Health Center
44765 North Hathaway Road, Maricopa, AZ 85239
Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm*(closed lunch Noon-1pm)
Phone: 520-568-2245 Fax: 520-568-2316

Mammoth, Sun Life Family Health Center
110 Main Street, AZ 85618
Thursday 8:00am - 11:00am
Phone: 520-487-0322 Fax: 520-487-2463

Oracle, Sun Life Family Health Center
1870 West American Way, Oracle, AZ 85631
Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm*(closed lunch Noon-1pm)
Phone: 520-896-2092 Fax: 520-866-7891

San Manuel, Sun Life Family Health Center
23 McNab Parkway, San Manuel, AZ 85631
Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm*(closed lunch Noon-1pm)
Phone: 520-385-2234 Fax: 520-385-2113
 
Superior Food Bank, Inc.
Area Served: Queen Valley,Superior

Physical Address: 99 N Lobb Ave, Superior, AZ  85173
Major Crossroads: Lobb Ave and Lime St
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 171, Superior, AZ  85173

Telephone 1: 520-827-9116
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: Last Thursday of each month 3:00-4:00
Hours 2: Last Friday of each month 3:00-4:00
Hours 3:
Email: rwentzel@hughes.net
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Superior food bank serves Superior, Top fo the World, and Queen Valley.

Clients must meet poverty guidelines.
 
The Lord`s Pantry
Area Served: Eloy,Toltec

Physical Address: 605 N Santa Cruz, Eloy, AZ  85131
Major Crossroads: 6th Street and Santa Cruz
Mailing Address: 605 N Santa Cruz, Eloy, AZ  85131

Telephone 1: n/a
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: Two Fridays per month 10:00-noon
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English
Fees: May depend on service
Eligibility: No restrictions

Programs/Services: Emergency food boxes are free to residents in Eloy and Toltec.

Optional: Clients may also purchase a 9 pound frozen meat pack for $11.00. Packs generally contain: hamburger, ground turkey, bacon, hot dogs or luncheon meat, and a whole chicken or chicken quarters.
 
The Salvation Army - Casa Grande Corps
Area Served: Arizona City,Casa Grande,Coolidge,11 Mile Corner,Eloy,Maricopa,Picacho,Stanfield,Toltec

Physical Address: 1333 N. Center Ave., Casa Grande, Arizona  85222
Major Crossroads: Center & E McMurray
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 11864, Casa Grande, AZ  85230-1864

Telephone 1: (520) 421-4480
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: (520) 421-2520
TTY:
Hours 1: Administration 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Hours 2: Social Services 8:30 am - 11:45 am/ Afternoons - By Appointment Only
Hours 3: Computer Learning Lab 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Email: Joanna.Castano@usw.salvationarmy.org
Website: www.tsasw.org/casagrande

ADA Accessibility: No
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: We are committed to meeting the needs of the community; physically, mentally, socially and spirtually.

Social Services include the following

Rental Assistance

The rental/ mortgage assistance program is designed to help tentants who cannot afford their monthly payment due to an emergency. The program can help prevent eviction and give stability in a time of crisis. A qualifying individual/family can receive assistance with eviction notices or first month`s rent.

Emergency Lodging

This program provides assistance to those in need of temporary shelter. A qualifying individual/family will be provided with lodging at a local hotel. This program is intended for emergency situations, and only offers a temporary stay.

Utility Assistance

The utility assistance program is designated to provide emergency relief for those who are experiencing financial hardship, and cannot pay their utility bills. A qualifying individual/ family can be assisted with preventing service interruption.

Miscellaneous Services

We have a full range of social services.
Miscellaneous services include: furniture, clothing, medication assistance, and food. Services may be provided upon fund/ resource availability.

Vision Assistance

Through collaborate efforts with the participating optometrists associated with Vision USA, this program provides assistance to those individuals/families in need of eye exams and prescription glasses.

Youth Program for the Summer

Corps Cadets - Leadership program with components of Bible Study and performing leadership projects for The Salvation Army and community.

YPL - Youth group that meets twice per month annually designed for teens and young adults. Programs include movie nights, game nights, special trips like annual Youth Councils held in New Mexico.


Women`s Ministries

Currently, we have a women`s group called the Home League. This program offers a wide variety of activities including worship, parties, programs on educational topics and outings.

Tuesday`s at 10:00 am
Group meets at the Casa Grande Corps.

Computer Learning Lab and GED Program

Program designed to strengthen skills towards obtaining a GED. The classes are work at your own pace and tutoring can be provided every step of the way. Lab may also be used for job searches, resumes, and educational purposes, etc.


After School Programs

Art Smart

This is an afterschool art program that focuses on art and music that meets on Tuesday`s. The children will learn about artists, do art projects, be able to sign- up for music classes, and more.

Homework Club

The Homework Club is available two days a week; Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Both days the Homework Club will be attached to our art and scouting programs.

Scouting

We have scouting programs for 1st- 8th grades. These programs will allow children to learn about different topics, earn badges for them, wear a uniform, and go on special trips.

Family Fun Night
It is hard to find things to do as a family that are fun, safe, and free. We offer 1 night a month where families can have a good time playing games, and participating in different activities.
 
The Salvation Army - Coolidge Service Unit
Area Served: Coolidge

Physical Address: 340 South Main Street, Family Resource Center, Coolidge, Arizona  85228
Major Crossroads: Main and Coolidge Avenue
Mailing Address: 340 South Main Street, Family Resource Center, Coolidge, Arizona  85228

Telephone 1: 520 723 4711
Telephone 2:
Fax Number: 520 723 4760
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Limited
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Rosie Murietta is the Salvation Army Representative.
 
The Salvation Army - Maricopa Service Unit
Area Served: Maricopa

Physical Address: (not provided)
Major Crossroads:
Mailing Address: P O Box 57, Maricopa, Arizona  85239

Telephone 1: 520 280 8984
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility:
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Callers are instructed to leave a message detailing their need and they will receive a call back as soon as possible.
 
Tri-Community Food Bank Inc.
Area Served: Mammoth,Oracle,San Manuel

Physical Address: 108 W Redwood Drive , Mammoth, AZ  85618
Major Crossroads: Highway 77 and Redwood Dr
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 38, Mammoth, AZ  85618

Telephone 1: 520-487-2010
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays 9:00-noon
Hours 2:
Hours 3:
Email:
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English,Spanish
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Emergency food box recipients must present an ID for all household members listed on the food bank application and meet income requirements (185% of poverty).

Service area: Aravaipa, Mammoth, San Manuel, Oracle
 
Wings of Life Worship Center
Area Served: Apache Junction

Physical Address: 1030 N Valley Drive, Apache Junction, AZ  85120
Major Crossroads: Superstition and Ironwood
Mailing Address: 1030 N Valley Drive, Apache Junction, AZ  85120

Telephone 1: 480-695-0072
Telephone 2:
Fax Number:
TTY:
Hours 1: Mondays 9:00-11:00
Hours 2: Wednesdays 9:00-11:00
Hours 3: Fridays 9:00-11:00
Email: vickievanpelt@yahoo.com
Website:

ADA Accessibility: Yes
Language: English
Fees: None
Eligibility: Restrictions - call for more information

Programs/Services: Clients must live in Apzahe Junction and meet income guidelines to receive an emergecny food box.

The food pantry is closed when they run out of food.