NARBHA. Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral Health Authority. Community Resources

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1 NARBHA Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral Health Authority Community Resources NARBHA is the Regional Behavioral Health Authority for Coconino, Navajo, Yavapai, Apache and Mohave counties. Funds for services are provided through a contract with the Arizona Department of Health Services/Division of Behavioral Health Services and AHCCCS.

2 Community Action Programs (CAPs)...4 Elder Abuse/Services...7 Education/Vocational...7 Food Banks/Assistance...7 Health Services...7 Legal Assistance...7 Shelters/Housing...8 Transportation...8 Coconino County...8 Advocacy...8 Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse...8 Children Services...9 Counseling Services...14 Educational/Vocational...15 Emergency Response...18 Financial Assistance...18 Food Banks/Assistance...19 Health Information...20 Legal Assistance...22 Outreach Programs...23 Parenting...24 Pregnancy...25 Schools...25 Shelters/Housing...29 Support Groups...30 Transportation...30 Websites-Other Assistance...30 Mohave County...34 Bullhead City Community Resources...34 Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse...34 Community Organizations Volunteer Opportunities...35 Counseling Services...37 Elder Abuse/Services...38 Employment...38 Food Banks/Assistance...38 End Of Life Care/Hospice...39 Planned Parenthood...39 Legal Assistance...39 Pregnancy...39 Miscellaneous...39 Senior Centers...41 Shelters/Housing...41 Support Groups...41 Pharmacies...43 Legal Assistance...43 Victim Rights and Witness/ Assist Program...44 Senior Centers...44 Transportation...44 Kingman Community Resources...44 Children Services...44 Community Organizations Volunteer Opportunities...44 Counseling Services...45 Education/Vocational...45 Page 1

3 Elder Abuse/Services...46 Employment...46 Food Banks/Assistance...46 Health Information...46 Legal Assistance...46 Miscellaneous...46 Seniors Centers...47 Shelters/Housing...47 Support Groups...47 Pharmacies...48 Lake Havasu City Community Resources...49 Children Services...49 Community Organizations Volunteer Opportunities...49 Counseling Services...50 Educational/Vocational...50 Employment...50 End Of Life Care/Hospice...51 Food Banks/Assistance...51 Food Banks...51 Health Information...52 Miscellaneous...53 Local Substance Abuse - Information/Help...53 Senior Centers...53 Support Groups...53 Victims Of Abuse - Information/Help...54 Pharmacies...54 Transportation...54 Navajo County...54 Children s Services...54 Elder Abuse/Services...54 Employment...55 Food Banks/Assistance...55 Legal Assistance...55 Shelters/Housing...56 Transportation...56 Yavapai County...56 Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse...56 Children s Services...57 Counseling...59 Developmental Disabilities...60 Educational/Vocational...60 Elder Abuse/Services...61 Employment...61 End-Of-Life Care/Hospice...62 Environmental Health...62 Financial...63 Food Banks/Assistance...63 Health Information...65 Immigration Naturalization Services...66 Legal Assistance...66 Outreach Programs...66 Parenting...67 Planned Parenthood...68 Page 2

4 Prescription Drugs-- Discount Card...68 Pregnancy...68 Respite...69 Shelters/Housing...69 Support Groups...71 Transportation -Local...73 Transportation - Long Distance...73 Other Assistance...73 Hotlines...74 Northern Arizona Youth Leadership Opportunity Directory...78 Apache County...79 Coconino County...79 Mohave County...80 Yavapai County...81 Northern Arizona Domestic Violence Resource Directory...83 Domestic Violence Programs And Shelters...83 Apache County...83 Coconino County...83 Navajo County...87 Yavapai County...88 Northern Arizona Native American Services & Agencies...91 Programs And Services...91 Fort Mojave Indian Tribe...91 Havasupai Tribe...91 Hopi Tribe...91 Hualapai Tribal Nation...92 Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians...93 Navajo Nation...93 Flagstaff...95 San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe...96 White Mountain Apache Tribe...97 Yavapai-Apache Nation...97 Yavapai Prescott Indian Tribe...98 Secondary Behavioral Health Services and Agencies...99 Flagstaff Area Services...99 Fort Mojave Indian Tribe...99 Hopi Tribe, Navajo Nation, And San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe Hualapai Tribal Nation White Mountain Apache Tribe A Guide To Veterans Services In Northern Arizona What Does This Guide Do? Tips For Finding And Obtaining Veteran Services General Information And Services Housing Health Care Financial Assistance Legal Aid Page 3

5 Community Action Programs (CAPs) Community Action Programs and Agencies located throughout Arizona provide a variety of assistance services and are administered through counties, cities, councils of government, and private non-profit organizations. Some of the services they may provide are: o Emergency Assistance o Utility Assistance o Utility & Telephone Discount Programs o Rental/Mortgage Assistance o Housing Repair, Rehabilitation & Weatherization o Food Boxes & Other Food & Nutrition Programs o Case Management o Advocacy and Referral o Head Start o Self-Help Housing o Homeless Services Apache County Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) 119 E Aspen Ave Flagstaff, AZ Cochise County Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program (SEACAP) Administrative Office 283 W 5th St Safford, AZ SEACAP Office 1326 W Hwy 92, #11 Bisbee, AZ SEACAP Office 300 W Stewart Willcox, AZ Coconino County Coconino County Community Services Department (CCCSD) 2625 N King St Flagstaff, AZ Community Services Department 850 W Grant Williams, AZ Community Services Department 467 Vista Ave Page, AZ Gila County Gila County Community Services Division, Suite S Apache Ave Globe, AZ Gila County Community Action Program 107 W Frontier, Suite C Payson, AZ Graham County Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program (SEACAP) Administrative Office 283 W 5th St Safford, AZ Greenlee County Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program (SEACAP) Administrative Office 283 W 5th St Safford, AZ SEACAP Office 255 Shannon Hill Clifton, AZ Page 4

6 La Paz County Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) 224 S 3rd Ave Yuma, AZ WACOG CAP Office 1713 Kofa, Suite D Parker, AZ Maricopa County City of Phoenix Residents: City of Phoenix Human Services Department Community Services 200 W Washington, 17th Floor Phoenix, AZ Central Phoenix Family Services 1250 S 7th Ave Phoenix, AZ Travis L Williams Family Services 4732 S Central Phoenix, AZ Sunnyslope Family Services Center 914 W Hatcher Phoenix, AZ John F Long Family Services Center 3454 N 51st Ave Phoenix, AZ City of Mesa Residents: A New Leaf (formerly MesaCAN) 635 E Broadway Rd Mesa, AZ Residents in all other areas of Maricopa County: Maricopa County Human Services Department 234 N Central, 3rd Floor Phoenix, AZ Avondale Community Action Program 1007 South Third St Avondale, AZ Buckeye Community Action Program 106 N 5th St Buckeye, AZ Chandler Community Action Program 650 N Arizona Ave Chandler, AZ El Mirage Community Action Program N El Mirage Rd El Mirage, AZ Gila Bend Community Action Program 202 N Euclid Gila Bend, AZ Gilbert Community Action Program 1140 N Gilbert #109 Gilbert, AZ Glendale Community Action Program 5850 W Glendale Ave Glendale, AZ Guadalupe Community Action Program 9241 S Avenida del Yaqui Guadalupe, AZ Peoria Community Action Program 8335 W Jefferson Peoria, AZ Page 5

7 Scottsdale Community Action Program 7375 E 2nd St Scottsdale, AZ Tempe Community Action Agency 2150 E Orange Tempe, AZ Tolleson Community Action Program 9555 W Van Buren St Tolleson, AZ Wickenburg Community Action Program 255 N Washington Wickenburg, AZ Mohave County Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) 224 S 3rd Ave Yuma, AZ WACOG CAP Office 208 N 4th St Kingman, AZ Navajo County Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) 119 E Aspen Ave Flagstaff, AZ Pima County Pima County Community Action Agency 2797 E Ajo Way Tucson, AZ Pinal County 311 N Main St Eloy, AZ Santa Cruz County Southeastern Arizona Community Action Program (SEACAP) Administrative Office 283 W 5th St Safford, AZ SEACAP Office 490 N Chenoweth Ave Nogales, AZ Yavapai County Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) 119 E Aspen Ave Flagstaff, AZ NACOG Office 221 N Marina St #201 Prescott, AZ Yuma County Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) 224 S 3rd Ave Yuma, AZ APACHE COUNTY CHILDRENS SER VICES Arizona Department of Economic Security St. Johns , ext 210 Community Action Human Resources Agency (CAHRA) Page 6

8 Elder Abuse/Services Round Valley Senior Center S Papago St Springerville, AZ St. Johns Senior Center S 1st West St. Johns, AZ Education/Vocational Department of Economic Security Employment Service Eager 74 N. Main St. Suite 6 Food Banks/Assistance Department of Economic Security/Family Assistance Hwy191, Bldg A Chinle, AZ Mile SW Ganado Ganado, AZ P.O. Box 428 Sanders, AZ S Washington St. Johns, AZ P.O. Box 100 Teec Nos Pos, AZ Hwy 264 Junction Window Rock, AZ Old Concho Community Assistance Center Corner of 180A & 61 Hwy Concho, AZ Round Valley Cares B C St Springerville, AZ Vernon Food Bank #5 CR 3142 Vernon, AZ Health Services Apache County Health Department S 1st St St. Johns, AZ North Country Community Health Center E Main St, Suite 230 Springerville, AZ N 13th West St Johns, AZ Legal Assistance DNA-People s Legal Services P.O. Box 767 (office next to WIC) Chinle, AZ DNA-People s Legal Services PO Box 306 (Route 12 & Hwy 264) Window Rock, AZ Southern Arizona Legal Aid or Hwy 260, Suite 15 Lakeside, AZ Serving Apache County Southern Arizona Legal Aid or x E Broadway Blvd Tucson, AZ Serving Apache County Southern Arizona Legal Aid New Human Services Building Page 7

9 P.O. Box 1030 Whiteriver, AZ Serving Native populations in Apache County Shelters/Housing Old Concho Community Assistance Highway 180A Concho, AZ Emergency shelter/food/clothing New Hope Ranch or St. John s, AZ 24/7 crisis, safe homes, legal advocacy, utility, mortgage assistance Transportation Navajo Transit Coconino County Advocacy Abrio Family Services and Support E. Courtland Blvd., Suite A15 P.O. Box 31057, Flagstaff, AZ Focus on the individual and family to create services for their personal needs including; home outreach, residential support, day services, consulting and training. Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) E. Sawmill Rd. Flagstaff, AZ Volunteer advocates for children who are wards of the court and who have been abused and/or neglected. Flagstaff Community Partnership PO Box 31320, Flagstaff, AZ Non-profit, parent-led community action team of families, self advocates, professionals, service providers and Flagstaff community members addressing community issues for people with special needs. Assist families in connecting with resources in Flagstaff. Four County Conference-Developmental Disabilities P.O. Box 3262, Prescott, AZ Advocates to get government services. Works with disabled individuals, starting at birth and also offers referrals. This is a free service. Northern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (NACASA) Address: 5200 E. Courtland Blvd., Suite B-5, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Provides a safe place for victims ages 16 and older to go for help and explore options after a sexual assault. Advocates are available to make referrals to resources in the community for healthcare counseling and legal assistance. Specially trained doctors and nurses are available to provide medical and forensic care immediately after an assault. A 24 hour on call system is available by calling the Flagstaff Police Dispatch at and asking them to page NACASA. All services are free. Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse Citizens Against Substance Abuse (CASA) [email protected] 201 E. Birch, Suite #4, Flagstaff, AZ Prevention agency that uses education and awareness as a means of prevention in children; provides drug free activities, literature, presentations and sponsors events within the county. Coconino County Health Deptartment Health Education and Promotion Flagstaff & Williams: Page: x12 Tobacco Use Prevention Project Prevention, Cessation, Classroom Presentations. Flagstaff Medical Center Behavioral Health Services Page 8

10 (outpatient) (Inpatient) 1200 N Beaver St. (West Campus) Flagstaff, AZ Adult and adolescent services, inpatient and outpatient care, mental health, including treatment for compulsive gambling and chemical dependency, 24 hours, 7days-a-week. Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) N. Steves Blvd., Suite 11, Flagstaff, AZ / [email protected] NACA Family Health Clinic 1500 E. Cedar Ave. Suite 26, Flagstaff, AZ /Call for appointment Website: Mental health program; pathways youth program (free for grades 3-8 to provide alternatives to substance abuse); substance abuse program (assessment, outpatient, DUI classes, aftercare services); tobacco education; and workforce investment act program. North Country Community Health Center Flagstaff: N. Rose St., Flagstaff, AZ Ashfork: Park Ave. Ashfork, AZ Grand Canyon: Clinic Rd. Grand Canyon, AZ Seligman: W. Oak Street, Seligman, AZ Winslow: West Lee St. Winslow, AZ Website: Hopi Substance Abuse Prevention Project. The Guidance Center Flagstaff: N. Vickey St., Flagstaff, AZ Williams: S 7th St., Williams, AZ Website: A continuum of children's services are available including traditional outpatient mental health services and day treatment, as well as an array of Wrap Around services for children with need for greater service intensity. Adolescent substance abuse treatment also available. Inpatient services available at the Vicky Street facilities. Tobacco Prevention Program Flagstaff: N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Page: ext. 14 Williams: Website: Provides community education in prevention. Serves schools with children from first grade to high school, as well as providing programs for teachers to present to their classes. Children are taught about tobacco and encouraged against its use through; poster contests, puppet shows, presentations, public awareness, and advertisements about the health hazards of tobacco use and second hand smoke. Children Services Adventure Discovery W. Birch Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Website: A residential care program for boys 30 miles outside of Flagstaff and a group home in Flagstaff for boys. Must have a referral and individual contract with an agency. Aid to Adoption of Special Kids (AASK) Prescott Valley Website: Provides adoption and foster care. No fees for foster care or in-family adoption, and minimal fees for adoptions outside the family through child welfare program. Alpine Resource, Inc E. Courtland Blvd., Suite A19 P.O. Box 3418, Flagstaff, AZ Provides home-based, group home and day treatment services for disabled Native Americans on the Navajo and Hopi reservations. Provides adoption services in Northern Arizona. Adoption: [email protected] Homecare: [email protected] Page 9

11 Arizona's Children Association W. University Ave., Suite 130, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Provides respite, in home counseling, parental aid, supervised visitation, family builders, and family centered in home and community based counseling and support. Arizona Consortium for Children with Chronic Illness (ACCCI) E Southern Ave., Suite G, Tempe, AZ Website: [email protected] Dedicated to improving the quality of life for chronically ill children and their families through advocacy and education. Arizona DES - Child Protective Services Malpais Lane, Suite 11, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Investigates abuse and neglect referrals reported to the statewide hotline, and provides services to children and families. Arizona DES - Child Support Enforcement N. Walgreen St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Investigates and enforces child support orders and establishes paternity. Arizona DES - Foster Care & Adoption P.O. Box 6123, Site Code 940A Phoenix, AZ Website: Helps find homes for children who were living in unsafe family environments. Connects prospective parents with appropriate agencies. Arizona Families for Home Education (AFHE) or PO Box 4661, Scottsdale, AZ [email protected] Website: A statewide organization that serves the needs and protects the rights of Arizona's homeschooling families. A non-profit educational corporation directed by a Christian board. Membership is open to all homeschooling parents in Arizona. Arthritis Foundation E. Osborn Rd., Suite 200 Phoenix, AZ [email protected] Website: Provides a juvenile arthritis support group, educational seminars and materials, education for educators in the differences between growing pains and arthritis, and Camp Cruise summer camp for children with arthritis. Camp Cruise is the only service that requires a fee. Assistance League of Flagstaff N. West St. Flagstaff AZ Website: Operation School Bell provides new clothes and a health kit to children from low income families that are recommended by a nurse within an affiliated school. Kiddy Closet provides new clothes, blankets, and diapers for babies whose family has been recommended through an agency. There are no fees and the organization is run by volunteers. Association for Supportive Childcare or N. 4th St., Suite C-1, Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Programs that provide financial assistance and training for those who want to be state certified childcare providers. Also helps find childcare for families in Flagstaff. Phone-Friend is a free statewide bilingual warm line for children to call before or after school for someone to talk to, for homework assistance, games and stories. Children can call or the Tempe line at Niños en Mi Casa recruits, trains, and provides technical and financial assistance to people interested in becoming self-employed as family care providers. Workshops, a resource library, and a mentor program are available. Boy Scouts of America in Flagstaff E. Cedar Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Page 10

12 Website: Prepares young boys to make ethical choices during their lifetime, through outdoor activities. There is a small fee for the year, Scholarships are available. Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff W. Forest Meadows Dr., Suite C. Flagstaff, AZ Website: [email protected] Community Based Program matches responsible adult volunteers with children ages 6-15 for one-on-one meetings and activities. The School Based Program offers an after school program for one hour once a week to those recommended by a parent, teacher, or outside program. This program serves Flagstaff and Williams. The third program, Vision in Progress (VIP), places children in a group situation to do outdoor and other activities once a week. BBBS is non-profit and there are no fees for any of the programs. Catholic Charities S. San Francisco St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Offers counseling for children, parents, and couples based on a sliding fee scale. The Emergency Service Program provides rental and utility financial assistance. Provides pregnancy counseling through the Adoption Program Services. CAVIAT Coconino Association for Vocation Industry and Technology N. Navajo, Page, AZ Mailing: PO Box 3940, Page, AZ Grades Served: 9-12; joint Technological District that has partially-funded career and technological education programs in the following schools: Flagstaff, Sinagua, Fredonia, Williams, Grand Canyon, and Page High Schools Child Abuse Hotline Children s Rehabilitative Services or N. Beaver St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: drens_rehabilitaion_services.htm Services offered at FMC; specialty pediatric outpatient clinics for Northern Arizona children with disabilities or chronic illnesses. Coconino County Juvenile Court Center Flagstaff: E. Sawmill Rd. Flagstaff, AZ Page: A progressive agency committed to the belief that each youth grows and learns in a nurturing environment. Community Behavioral Health Services (CBHS) Page: S. Lake Powell Blvd., Page, AZ Fredonia: P.O. Box 522, Fredonia, Az E Hwy 89A, Fredonia Website: Provides essential outpatient behavioral health services, as well as, Wrap Around services for children with complex needs. These services are available to anyone who qualifies. Some services are free, and others vary depending on the services. Family and Community Teaming For Students (FACTS) E. Sparrow Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Website: ichment/facts.htm Community wide after school program hosted by Flagstaff Unified School District. After school programs offered at each elementary school site. Summer programs also available. Wide range of recreation and enrichment activities as well as academic support and tutoring are offered. All children 5-12 can participate in fun and enriching after school activities. Scholarships are available. Page 11

13 Flagstaff Family Food Center N. 2nd St. Flagstaff, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box P, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Free hot dinners are open every day of the year from 4 to 5:30 p.m. The Paul Sweitzer Reading Room to help children in need. The room is supervised daily. Children gather after they have eaten to receive help with reading and homework. Children are also offered a variety of educational computer programs, games, and crafts. There is no documentation of need required. We do not serve anyone who appears drunk, on drugs, or who creates a disturbance. Flagstaff Medical Center Children s Health Center or N Beaver St. (West Campus) Flagstaff, AZ Website: es/childrens_health_center.htm Offers a variety of pediatric outpatient services: Specialty medical consultation, Pediatric rehabilitation, Audiology services, Safe Child Center. Flagstaff Recreation Center N. Izabel St. Flagstaff, AZ Free activities for children including: Halloween carnival, winter holiday social, family game night, athletic training and conditions (13-18yrs. old), teen discussion group, teen study and job search, volleyball (18 + yrs. old), as well as a variety of summer programs. They also offer youth basketball (reg. begins early Oct. $35). Look in City Scape for more information. Flagstaff Youth Volunteer Corps Ext N. 3rd St., Flagstaff, AZ Service learning projects to the Flagstaff community for youth ages years old. Folklorico Dance Classes or S. 3rd St. Williams, AZ Traditional dances are performed by children in of all ages, generally ranging between 6 to 13 years old. There is no charge for the dance classes, and donations are accepted at the performances. Four County Conference-Developmental Disabilities P.O. Box 3262, Prescott, AZ [email protected] Advocate to get government services. Works with individuals with disabilities starting at birth and also offers referrals. This is a free service. Donations accepted. Four H N. 3rd St. Flagstaff, AZ Website: cals.arizona.edu.coconino/ Four H is a youth development program for kids ages Youth members work with adult volunteers and learn life skills through projects. Girl Scouts/Arizona Cactus Pine Council E. Cedar Ave., Suite D1, Flagstaff, AZ Provides girls ages 5-17 with the opportunity to grow strong, learn skills, and give back to the community. Girls earn badges, do crafts, and play games. There is a small fee for the year, but there are exceptions for those with low income. Growing in Beauty /3485 P.O. Box 2669, Tuba City, AZ Growing in Beauty provides services to infants and toddlers with special needs who received a referral from a hospital or school. Services included are vision and hearing services, specialized instruction, special education and therapy, nutritional services, diagnostic evaluations, developmental assessments, assistive technology, and transportation. Homestart Website: thome.htm For families living in a motel, campground, multiple families in a single-family dwelling, shelter, a situation lacking water or electricity. Page 12

14 Services provide social service referrals, problem solving, supplies as available, after school program at Killip Elementary, and networking with assistance programs. IHD Indian Children's Program and TTY: P.O. Box 5630, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Provides a variety of services including training and technical assistance, assessments, and follow-up for children and their families living on the Hopi Indian Reservation and Navajo Nation in Arizona. An interdisciplinary team conducts assessments in the setting most appropriate for the child, family, home, school, local health clinic, or other community based site. Family members are encouraged to participate in all aspects of the assessment. Training and technical assistance is provided to address a wide variety of developmental and educational topics. Birth to 18 years. Services are provided at no cost to families or agencies. Supplemental Services are offered when the responsible agency lacks the necessary resources to provide needed services. Leupp Youth Center CPO Box 5085, Leupp, AZ Website: leupp.nndes.org Located within the Leupp Community Center on the west side. Hours of operation are from 8 am (DST) to 8 pm (DST), Monday to Thursday. On Fridays, the center is open from 8 am (DST) to 5 p.m. (DST), closed on weekends.open to the general public and is free of charge. Weight and fitness equipment including free weights, a treadmill, two stationary bikes and a variety of leg machines are available. A computer lab with a scanner, internet services, word processing, reference and children s programs and art software are also available. The youth center also provides two separate programs for youth. The Youth Opportunity Program is open for enrollment to year olds. The Office of Dine Youth (ODY) program is for two separate age groups; 14 and under and year olds. No enrollment is needed for the ODY program NACOG Head Start E. Aspen Ave., Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Provides early education for 3-5 year olds. Income based eligibility. Navajo Nation Division of Social Services Child Care and Development or P.O. Box 280, Tuba City, AZ Child Care and Development, assists working parents who are also going to school, (Undergraduates, Vocational, or GED). Geared towards assisting parents who have children with special needs or who qualify for TANF (temporary assistance to needy families). Assistance with child care expenses, group homes, family or relative providers, and inhome child care services are provided. Page Head Start Physical Address: 11 Cameron Rd. Page, AZ Mailing Address: P.O. Box 427 Page, AZ Provides services for children ages 3-5, low income status is required. Extended day care, meals, parent training, and opportunities for leadership roles are included. Parents must qualify to be offered the services, and no fees apply. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension N. 3rd St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: 4-H program; Kinship Kare of Northern Arizona support for families who provide care for children born to others in the family. Williams Aquatic Center W. Railroad, Williams, AZ Website: Swim Lessons, public swim times, lap swim, water aerobics. Call ahead for specific times and fees. Page 13

15 Williams-Grand Canyon Head Start W. Sherman, Williams, AZ Website: Provides early education for 3-5 years olds. Income based eligibility. Williams Police Dept. Rifle Club Williams High School S. 7th St., Williams, AZ Teaches the fundamentals of shooting and competitive shooting. Any high school student is eligible as long as they have passing grades, no arrests for weapons, or any drug or alcohol offences. Williams Recreation Department and Skate Park Address: 300 W. Railroad Ave. (Rec. Dept) 320 W. Railroad Ave., (Skate Park) Williams, AZ Website: Youth Recreation Center is open for youth 5-18 and encourages families to come with their children. Skate Park is an indoor park with ramps. Supervised at all times and free of charge. Call to check on hours of operation. YMCA N. 4th St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: h/ Provides programs including Itty Bitty Sports for children ages 3-5 years old, indoor soccer, Junior Suns basketball camp, Y Earth Services Corps: Grade 6-12 year round, Model United Nations, and other recreational activities. Also offers preschool for 3-5 year olds. Day camp is offered in the summer, winter and spring. Financial assistance is available for all programs upon request. Counseling Services Provides respite, in home counseling, parental aid, supervised visitation, family builders, and family centered in home and community based counseling and support. Arizona Early Intervention Program Provides support and services to children 0-3years old who have developmental delays. Catholic Charities S. San Francisco St., Flagstaff, AZ Offers counseling for children, parents, and couples based on a sliding fee scale. The Emergency Service Program provides rental and utility financial assistance. Pregnancy counseling through the Adoption Program Services. Northern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (NACASA) E. Courtland Blvd., Suite B-5 Flagstaff, AZ Website: Provides a safe place for victims ages 16 and older to go for help and explore options after a sexual assault. Advocates are available to make referrals to resources in the community for healthcare counseling and legal assistance. Specially trained doctors and nurses are available to provide medical and forensic care immediately after an assault. A 24 hour on call system is available by calling the Flagstaff Police Dispatch at and asking them to page NACASA. All services are free. Northern Arizona University College of Education Counseling Practicum Lab P.O. Box 5774, Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Provides free personal counseling for parents, children, families, or individuals. Arizona's Children Association W. University Ave., Suite 130, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Page 14

16 Educational/Vocational American Cancer Society East Lakin Drive, Suite 9, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Public education; professional education; service programs for cancer patients and their families. Arboretum at Flagstaff S. Woody Mountain Rd, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Grade-specific curriculum in natural sciences directed towards students in pre-school through 6th grade for on-site field trips. Custom programs for middle school and high school students also available upon request. There are summer education programs for children and youth as well. Arizona Game and Fish Region II Flagstaff S. Lake Mary Rd., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Arizona Game and Fish provides programs for youth and adults about hunter education, fishing education, boating education, free environmental lessons for teachers, and annual kids free fishing day. Education classes have age requirements. Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library or N. 32nd Street, Phoenix, AZ Provide library services to persons who cannot read normal print because of visual or physical disability or who cannot hold a book or turn a page. Public libraries throughout the state can assist individuals who wish to apply. Boy Scouts of America in Flagstaff E. Cedar Ave. Flagstaff, AZ Website: Prepares young boys to make ethical choices throughout their lifetime, through; outdoor programs, activities, building, and outdoor skills. There is a small fee for the year, but lack of payment should not be a factor in not joining Boy Scouts. There are scholarships available. Coconino Community College/Campuses Lone Tree Campus or S. Lone Tree Rd. Flagstaff, AZ Fourth Street Campus or N. Fourth St., Flagstaff, AZ Fredonia Campus P.O. Box 308, Fredonia, AZ Grand Canyon Campus ext P.O. Box 519, Grand Canyon, AZ Page Campus/Lake Powell Campus S. Lake Powell Blvd. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 728 Page, AZ Williams Campus S. Seventh Street, Williams, AZ Website: Provides personalized and accessible opportunities in higher education. Art Workshop Series and Computer Camps are offered for teens in the summer, as well as an ACT/SAT admission test preparation. Coconino County Career Center N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: The Career Center trains youth and adults to enter or re-enter the workforce. Career Center offers program services to both job seekers and employers. Job seeker services include basic education, employment success skills, academic classes online, vocational and academic training tuition, GED preparation, high school credit classes, computer skills training and subsidized work experience. The Teen One Stop is open to the public and offers job listings, computers for job search and Page 15

17 resume development, phones to schedule interviews, a free fax machine to send applications and resumes, and monthly workshops on teen topics. Summer jobs and education classes are available for both lowincome and any-income teens to gain work experience and class credit while earning minimum wage through the Teen Works program. Coconino County Jail Education Program & Coconino County Juvenile Detention Center E. Sawmill Road Flagstaff Mailing Address: 110 E. Cherry Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Juveniles attend classes within the Juvenile Detention Center from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m., Monday through Friday Work closely with neighboring high schools on student enrollment, IEP, student progress report and course transfer Juveniles with longer sentences attend classes within the Coconino County Jail which offers an education program from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday thru Friday. Coconino National Forest S. Thompson St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: In July the Coconino County National Forest offers a Natural Resource Conservation Workshop for Arizona Youth (12-16 years old). Educational Talent Search Program or P.O. Box 6035, Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Designed to implement and enhance educational opportunities to low income and potential first generation college students at least 11 years old. Free services within participating schools includes; academic and career advisement, study skills, motivational activities, preparation for the SAT/ACT exams, assistance in completing vocational or college admission application forms, financial forms, and field trips to colleges and businesses. Em.P.A.C.T. Headstart Family Literacy Program E. 6th Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Website Provides free pre-school, adult education, parenting education, child development, and volunteer opportunities in the Sunnyside neighborhood. Snacks, breakfast and lunch included for children and participating adults. Free as funds are available Family Resource Center East Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ Website: The Family Resource Center is sponsored by the Flagstaff Unified School District through state and federally funded grants to serve all families of the community. Our collaborating partners are Educational Enrichment, Bilingual Education and Indian Education. All Services are free. Hours: Monday-Thursday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Friday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm Closed Weekends & Holidays. Coconino County Public Library (Downtown) 300 W. Aspen Ave. Flagstaff AZ (East Flag) 3000 N. Fourth Street, Suite 5, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Homework center, books, free library cards, reading lists and suggestions for youth, and youth programs including summer reading and preschool story time for infants to five year olds. The PALS program (Preschoolers Acquiring Literacy Skills) is an outreach for daycare, preschool and head start centers. There is also an outreach program for the Navajo Nation that provides assistance with literacy. Goodwill Industries of Northern Arizona N. Steves Blvd., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Goodwill Industries helps those with disabilities get started in the job world. Monitoring and coaching is in effect to ensure the job will Page 16

18 continue. GED classes are also offered to those with disabilities. Make-A-Wish Foundation of Northern Arizona Roadrunner Dr., Ste 7, Sedona, AZ The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants wishes to children under the age of eighteen who suffer from life threatening medical conditions. Recipients must be qualified by a doctor. Museum of Northern Arizona N. Fort Valley Road, Flagstaff, AZ / Website: [email protected] Summer Discovery programs for ages Curriculum includes age-appropriate studies of nature, natural history, and cultures of the Colorado plateau, all combined with outdoor activities, crafts, games, hikes, stories and songs. Northern Arizona Area Health Education Center, Inc. (NAAHEC) P.O. Box 3630, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Health professional students training opportunities, youth health career education, and continuing education/continuing medical education credits. Northern Arizona University Centennial Forest Junior Forester Academy P.O. Box 15018, Flagstaff, AZ Website: ew/549/759/ Environmental-science based week-long summer camp where kids learn about, and explore the beautiful ponderosa pine forest surrounding Flagstaff, Arizona. Through collaboratively designed, hands-on curriculum campers develop life long environmental stewardship skills as well as life long friends. Together, the Centennial Forest and the Academy offer a unique opportunity for our youth to experience the wonder and beauty of the forest through hiking, forest science, and nature-based art and games. The target audience is middle and high school age students and families. Northern Arizona University Environmental Education Outreach Program /1496 Peterson Hall, Bldg 22, Beaver Street Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5768 Flagstaff, AZ Website: www4.nau.edu/itep/programs/ Through the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals programs for youth include internships for high school students and mentorship programs. High school student interns will have the opportunity to spend one or two weeks working on air quality or air quality related issues impacting tribal nations. There are no travel funds for students, so the internship location should be close to your home or school. If you know an office near you working on tribal air quality or related issues, please provide us their contact information. If your application is accepted, we will help you identify a location for your internship.. Tobacco Prevention Program Flagstaff: N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Page: ext. 14 Williams: Website: Provides community education in prevention. Serves schools with children from first grade to high school, as well as providing programs for teachers to present to their classes. Children are taught about tobacco and encouraged against its use through poster contests, puppet shows, presentations, public awareness, and advertisements about the health hazards of tobacco use and second hand smoke. United Way of Northern Arizona E Cedar Ave., Suite D Flagstaff, AZ Website: Supporting early literacy, Kindercamp (kindergarten preparation program), early dental health, and enhancement of early Page 17

19 learning and day-care environments through partnership with the Community Council on Early Childhood Education & Development. Willow Bend Environmental Center E. Sawmill Rd., Flagstaff, AZ Website: School districts pay to participate in environmental education classroom presentations and field trips. There is an open exhibit discovery room free for the public at Sawmill County Park. The center has nature walks, urban wildlife education, and habitat gardens. Emergency Response American Red Cross Railroad Springs Blvd. Ste. A3 Flagstaff, AZ Website: Provides disaster education classes and relief plans and kits; health and safety water classes; babysitting training; infant, child and adult CPR; first aid and water safety classes; wilderness first aid. There is a charge for certain classes. Coconino County Community Services Flagstaff: N King St., Flagstaff, AZ Page: P.O. Box 3527 Williams: W. Grant Website: Provides emergency assistance, food, shelter, and transportation for the less fortunate and isolated residents. Northern Arizona Conservation Corps engages teams of young people to serve their communities through environmental stewardship. Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) N. Steves Blvd., Suite 11, Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] NACA Family Health Clinic E. Cedar Ave. Suite 26, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Domestic abuse intervention program; emergency supportive services (emergency food boxes and Navajo Way program). Salvation Army N. Humphreys St. Flagstaff AZ Mailing: P.O. Box 2488 Flagstaff AZ Provides free family financial services, disaster services and release, pastoral counseling, and church services. Financial Assistance AZ DES/Family Assistance Administration Page: S. Lake Powell Blvd, Gateway Plaza P.O. Box 1656, Page, AZ Flagstaff: Malpais Ln #7, Flagstaff, AZ Flagstaff: E Rte 66 Ste A, Flagstaff, AZ Tuba City: C P.O. Box 130, Tuba City, AZ Website: Offers food stamps, medical and cash assistance; must have proof of US citizenship. Social Security Administration S. Plaza Way, Suite 130 Flagstaff, AZ Website: Provides cash benefits for adults, disabled children, those at the retirement age, survivors, and widowers. Medicare and Medicaid is provided. Page 18

20 Food Banks/Assistance Care and Share Food Bank E. Butler Mailing Address: P.O. Box 41 Flagstaff, AZ Website: First time walk-in visitors receive an emergency food box, and after that recipients must go to the food stamp office and get a referral. There are many programs that provide food for those with low income, both with and without referrals. Food boxes are determined by the number of family members. Coconino County Community Services Flagstaff: N King St., Flagstaff, AZ Page: P.O. Box 3527 Williams: W. Grant Website: Provides emergency assistance, food, shelter, and transportation for the less fortunate and isolated residents. Northern Arizona Conservation Corps engage teams of young people to serve their communities through environmental stewardship. Flagstaff Family Food Center N. 2nd St. Flagstaff, AZ Mailing: P.O. Box P, Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Free hot dinners are open every day of the year from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Children gather after they have eaten to receive help with reading and homework. The room is supervised daily. Children are also offered a variety of educational computer programs, games, and crafts. There is no documentation of need required. We do not serve anyone who appears drunk, on drugs, or who creates a disturbance. Fredonia Community Health Center E. Wood Hill Rd. Fredonia, AZ Mailing: P.O. Box 175,Fredonia, AZ A broad range of health and medical services for families. Appointments appreciated, walkins accepted. Family Practice, urgent care, obstetrics, occupational medicine, food boxes available through WIC. Northern Arizona Food Bank Website: E. Huntington Dr., Flagstaff, AZ Distributes food and commodities that are donated from several organizations throughout the state to individuals with a referral. The wood bank distributes fire wood to those who qualify. Call for information on eligibility requirements. The Hunters for Hungry program encourages hunters throughout the county to donate their game to low income families. Provides disaster services. St. David's Episcopal Church Community Food Bank S. Lake Powell Blvd, Page, AZ [email protected] Website: Food boxes to those in need. Coconino County Health Department Address 2625 North King Street Flagstaff, AZ Website: Access to Health Care Unit: Southern region (Flagstaff, Williams, Sedona, Grand Canyon): or Northern region (Page, Fredonia): or Clinical Services: Dental Services: Environmental Services: Medical Examiners Services: WIC/Health Education Promotion: Page 19

21 Medical Assistance: Responsible for maintaining and safeguarding the health of the residents of Coconino County. CCHD provides a wide range of health care services in the following programs: Nursing, Nutrition, Health Promotion, Immunization, Communicable Disease, Dental Clinic, Environmental Health, Health Education, Home Care, Developmentally Disabled, Prenatal Care, Teen Clinic. Fredonia Community Health Center E. Wood Hill Rd., Fredonia, AZ Mailing: P.O. Box 175, Fredonia, AZ A broad range of health and medical services for families. Appointments appreciated, walkins accepted. Family Practice, urgent care, obstetrics, occupational medicine, food boxes available through WIC. Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) N. Steves, Blvd. Suite 11, Flagstaff, AZ NACA Family Health Clinic E. Cedar Ave., Suite 26 Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Adult education (free to 16 and older for all grade levels including GED or to study to improve reading, writing, or math skills); domestic abuse intervention program; emergency supportive services (emergency food boxes and Navajo Way program); family health center (outpatient primary care clinic); diabetes program; mental health program; Oak Creek Vista Program (allow Native American artisans able to sell in tourist areas.); pathways youth program (free for grades 3-8 to provide alternatives to substance abuse); substance abuse program (assessment, outpatient, DUI classes, aftercare services); tobacco education; and workforce investment act program. Health Information 5200 E. Courtland Blvd., Suite A19, Flagstaff P.O. Box 3418, Flagstaff, AZ Provides home-based, group home and day treatment services for disabled Native Americans on the Navajo and Hopi reservations. Also provides adoption services in Northern Arizona. Adoption resources: [email protected] Homecare: [email protected] Arizona DES - Division of Developmental Disabilities N 4th St., Suite A, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Supports the choices of individuals with disabilities and their families by promoting and providing quality, consumer driven services and supports. Coconino County Health Dept. Administration N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Birth certificates: Public Health Emergency Preparedness: Coconino County Health Dept. Access to Health Care N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Az Early Intervention Program: Guardianship Investigations: HIV Planning & Prevention: HIV Testing & Counseling: HIV Case Management: Maternal & Child Health: Newborn Intensive Care: Coconino County Health Dept. Clinical Services or Address 2625 N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Adult Immunizations, Arizona Early Intervention Program {AzEIP, Family Planning, Home Health, Neonatal Intensive Care Program {NICP}, STD/HIV Testing, Teen Clinic, Child Immunizations, Tuberculosis Control. Alpine Resource, Inc Page 20

22 Coconino County Health Dept. Environmental Services and Animal Management N. Fort Valley Road, Flagstaff, AZ Environmental Services Flagstaff: Page & Fredonia: ext.13 All Other Areas: Public Health Issues/Complaints: Wastewater Systems: Food Establishments: Vector/Zoonotic Disease: Food Safety Training: Public Facilities: Codes: Tuba City: Other parts of Coconino County: Emergencies after hours: Coconino County Health Dept. Health Education and Promotion N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Health Promotion/Disease Prevention: (WIC, Tobacco Prevention, Food Plus, Heartbeat, Nutrition, Injury Prevention, Healthy Families, Health Start Flagstaff: Page: Health Start (Prenatal Outreach) Page: x21 Healthy Families: (Parenting Education and Support) Flagstaff: Page: x17 Heartbeat Program (Exercise Promotion, PLAY Program) - Flagstaff: Nutrition & Healthy, Elementary School Outreach - Flagstaff Tobacco Use Prevention Project Prevention, Cessation, Classroom Presentations Flagstaff & Williams: Page: x12 Fredonia Community Health Center E. Wood Hill Rd. Fredonia, AZ Mailing P.O. Box 175 Fredonia, AZ A broad range of health and medical services for families. Appointments appreciated, walkins accepted. Family Practice, urgent care, obstetrics, occupational medicine, food boxes available through WIC. Lake Powell Medical Center Vista Av., Page, AZ Mailing: P.O. Box 1625, Page, AZ Website: Provides full range family practice, immunizations, prenatal courses, and smoking cessation. Noon Lions Club P.O. Box 2853, Flagstaff, AZ Free eyeglasses and exams to children through their school nurse. Meets on Thursdays at noon, Radisson Woodlands Hotel 1175 W. Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ North Country Community Health Center Flagstaff: N. Rose St., Flagstaff, AZ Ashfork: Park Ave., Ashfork, AZ Grand Canyon: Clinic Rd., Grand Canyon, AZ Seligman: W. Oak Street, Seligman, AZ Winslow: West Lee St., Winslow, AZ Website: North Country is a freestanding delivery model through which comprehensive, preventive primary care, dental care, outreach programs, and training/education services. Outreach programs include: Well Women Program, Health Start, Prenatal Care Services, Well Child Program, Diabetes Education Program, Hopi Substance Abuse Prevention Project and the Radiation Exposure Screening & Education Program ("Downwinders"). Northern Arizona Homecare and Hospice Flagstaff: Winslow: Cottonwood: / E Oak Ave. Suite 102, Flagstaff, AZ A nurse and certified nurse assistance provides personal in home care and social services for patients. They also help with community Page 21

23 resources. Physical and speech therapy is offered within the home. Most insurance companies cover the fees for services, but private pay or financial assistance is available for those who are not covered. Tuba City Indian Medical Center P.O. Box 600 Tuba City AZ Website: ajo/naihs-hcc-tubacity.asp Provides federal health services to American Indians and Alaskan natives. TCIMC is a principle federal health care provider and health advocate. Also offers various services including child health and maternal child health. You must be an enrolled member of a Federally recognized tribe. Williams Community Health Project N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Free fitness and health education program in Williams. Williams Teen Clinic Williams Health Center 301 E. 7th Street, Williams, AZ. Conducted the first Friday afternoon of each month in collaboration with Coconino County Department of Health Services Confidential Services include: Physical Exams, STD Testing & Treatment, Birth Control, Pregnancy Testing & Referral, HIV Testing, Emergency Contraception. Serving both males and females. All teens welcome. Legal Assistance Arizona Attorney General's Office Website: N Walgreens, Suite 100, Flagstaff, AZ The mission of the Child and Family Protection Division is to provide the Department of Economic Security (DES) with high quality and timely legal advice and representation to promote the safety, economic sufficiency and well-being of children, adults and families by; protecting children from abuse and neglect, establishing permanent living situations for children, increasing the collection of child support orders, increasing the number of paternity establishments, prosecuting welfare fraud. Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) E. Sawmill Rd., Flagstaff, AZ Volunteer advocates for children who are wards of the court and who have been abused and/or neglected. DNA Legal Services (Flagstaff) (Tuba City) (Window Rock) 201 E. Birch, Suite 5. Flagstaff AZ P.O. Box 765 Tuba City, AZ P.O. Box 306 Window Rock Arizona Website: The mission is to strive for economic justice and human rights on behalf of Native people. Each year we provide thousands of rural poor with free legal assistance and the education needed to protect their legal rights. Many of our cases grapple with the root causes of poverty, attempting to make lasting change in the lives of our clients. Over the years, the impact of DNA's litigation has touched the lives of literally hundreds of thousands of poor individuals, improving conditions for Native American consumers, welfare mothers, school children, the elderly, and the physically challenged and entire communities. Victim Witness Services for Coconino County E. Cortland Blvd., Suite B-5, Flagstaff, AZ Website: A private non-profit organization that utilizes counselors, law enforcement officials, and prosecution to support victims throughout the criminal justice process. Victim Witness Services helps victims and witnesses recover from the initial trauma of a crime. Provides court escort, transportation to court, crisis intervention, victim rights, advocacy, and compensation benefits. All services are free. A 24 hr. on call system is available by calling the Flagstaff Police Dispatch at and asking them to page the Victim Witness Service. Page 22

24 Outreach Programs Abrio Family Services and Support E.. Courtland Blvd., Suite A15, Flagstaff P.O. Box 31057, Flagstaff, AZ Focus on the individual and family to create services for their personal needs. Services include; home outreach, residential support, days services, consulting and training. Alternatives Center W. Clay Ave. Flagstaff AZ Website: Provides a 23 hour temporary shelter for runaway youth. The length of stay depends of CPS or Juvenile Probation Involvement. They provide information, referrals, and aftercare support for families. They also provide a Diversion Program for juvenile court; have a crisis intervention center, stabilization, life skills, drug education, and family mediation. There are no fees except for the Diversion Program. ASSIST! To Independence or (Voice/TTY) P.O. Box 4133 Tuba City AZ [email protected] Website: Provides culturally relevant services to a crossdisability American Indian consumer population. Each of our programs emphasize a common goal of enhancing quality of life and community life through maximizing independence and improving functional skills. These services are provided in an environment that promotes active consumer and family participation in self-determination and equal opportunities. Em.P.A.C.T. Headstart Family Literacy Program E. 6th Ave. Flagstaff AZ Website: m Provides a free pre-school, adult education, parenting education, child development, and volunteer opportunities in the Sunnyside neighborhood. Offers snacks, breakfast and lunch for the children, and lunch for the participating adults. These services are free as funds are available. Family Resource Center East Route 66 Flagstaff AZ Website: The Family Resource Center is sponsored by the Flagstaff Unified School District through state and federally funded grants to serve all families of the community. Our collaborating partners are Educational Enrichment, Bilingual Education and Indian Education. All Services are free. Hours: Monday-Thursday 10:00 am 7:00 pm Friday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm Closed Weekends & Holidays. Flagstaff Community Partnership PO Box 31320, Flagstaff, AZ Website: A non-profit, parent-led community action team of families, self-advocates, professionals, service providers and Flagstaff community members addressing community issues for people with special needs in a positive, proactive and collaborative manner. Assist families in connecting with resources in Flagstaff. Assist in organizing special trainings for Flagstaff community members. Assist families in attending conferences pertaining to their family member s diagnosis or condition. Provides a venue for others to share resources, information and issues for the team to address. Meets the first Wednesday of the month. Flagstaff Medical Center Healthy Families N Beaver St (West Campus) Flagstaff, AZ Website: man_infants/mom_to_momsupport.htm Programs: First Steps, Born to Read, and Mom to Mom Support Group. IHD Assistive Technology Center (ATC) P.O. Box 5630, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Page 23

25 Provides assistive technology services to those with disabilities. These services include information and referral services, demonstration and training, assistance with self advocacy, short-term equipment loans, user support groups, technical support/troubleshooting, outreach to surrounding communities, assistance with Assistive Technology selections, and evaluations to assess needs. IHD Child and Family Program or Toll Free P.O. Box 5630, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Provides home-based early intervention services for children (birth to 3 years) with developmental disabilities and their families. Developmental monitoring and support are provided. Northern Arizona University Speech and Hearing Clinic P.O. Box 15045, Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: The Speech and Hearing Clinic at NAU is open to the public and everyone is eligible. Provides a full range of hearing and speech services and hearing aids. A sliding fee scale applies. Page Partnership for People with Special Needs (PPSN) P.O. Box 191 Page, AZ Website: opment/ page_partnership.htm PPSN is parents and professionals coming together to enhance the quality of life for people with special needs and their families. Meetings: 3rd Wednesday of Month, 11:00am - 12:30pm., Page Police Department Community Rm., Public Safety Facility, 808 Coppermine Road, Page, AZ Parenting La Leche League of Flagstaff (Gretchen) or dial LALECHE or (847) to be referred through a recording to a La Leche League Leader near you. Website: Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 9:30 am. at the Federated Community Church on the corner of Aspen and Sitgreaves (use the entrance on the sidewalk level off Sitgreaves). No meetings when school has been canceled due to snow. On days of heavy snow call the leader to confirm. La Leche League has a lending library and most current medical information on breast feeding. It is free and everyone is eligible. Leupp Family Literacy Program E. Sparrow Ave. Flagstaff, AZ Family Literacy Program allows the parent and child to go to school together and consists of four components: Program provides adult classes for high school equivalency credit, PACT (parent and child together) offers quality time, Discussion period helps with parenting issues, Parents volunteer time to work at the school. The volunteer portion of this program helps parents become involved in our school and this carries on long after the parents have left our program. We now have Family Literacy parents on the PTO, Site Council, and Parent Advisory Committee. We work cooperatively with the Care and Share Food Bank to supply sixty boxes of food to needy families at Leupp and Tolani Lake, as part of our volunteer work. Parenting Arizona (Flagstaff) (Tuba City) 1515 E Cedar Ave, Suite E-1, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Helps families develop positive approaches to parenting through parenting education classes and support services. School Based Services are available at Kinsey, Weitzel, and Christensen schools. Parent Information Network (PIN) /711 N. Hicks Winslow, AZ Website: ecialists/allison.asp Page 24

26 PIN is a direct service for families with special students. They provide consultation on special education issues and resource information. This is a free service for Coconino County. SAFE Kids N. King St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Offers car seat checks, bike helmet checks, fire safety, and pool safety checks. The fire department checks smoke detectors within the home, and provides free smoke detectors to low income families who cannot afford to buy new ones. Any questions about safety and prevention can be answered. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension N. 3rd St. Flagstaff, AZ Website: 4-H program; Kinship Kare of Northern Arizona support for families who provide care for children born to others in the family. Pregnancy Flagstaff Medical Center Women and Infants' Center Ext N Beaver St Flagstaff AZ Website: man_infants/waic_home.htm Registered nurses teach classes on preparing for labor and delivery, how to care for your newborn, infant massage, and breast-feeding. Planned Parenthood Website: S. Plaza Way, Flagstaff, AZ Provides pregnancy testing, emergency contraceptives, well-women heath care, STD testing for men and women, and educational classes and counseling. There is not a sliding scale for the services. Williams Teen Clinic Williams Health Center 301 E. 7th Street, Conducted the first Friday afternoon of each month in collaboration with Coconino County Department of Health Services Confidential Services include: Physical Exams, STD Testing & Treatment, Birth Control, Pregnancy Testing & Referral, HIV Testing, Emergency Contraception, Serving both males and females. All teens welcome. Schools AZ Home Academy P.O. Box 13172, Tucson, AZ [email protected] Correspondence school for K-8 Chevelon Butte School District Old Rim Road, Forest Lakes, AZ Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1574, Forest Lakes, AZ This is a transportation only school district. Grades Served: Pre-K-8 Coconino Community College CAMPUSES Lone Tree Campus or S. Lone Tree Rd. Flagstaff, AZ Fourth Street Campus or N. Fourth St. Flagstaff, AZ Fredonia Campus PO Box 308 Fredonia, AZ Grand Canyon Campus ext PO Box 519 Grand Canyon, AZ Page Campus/Lake Powell Campus S. Lake Powell Blvd. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 728 Page, AZ Williams Campus S. Seventh Street Williams, AZ Website: Page 25

27 Provides personalized and accessible opportunities in higher education. An Art Workshop Series and Computer Camp is offered for teens in the summer, as well as an ACT/SAT admission test preparation. County Regional Accommodation School District or N. Steves Blvd., Flagstaff, AZ Mailing Address: 110 E. Cherry Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ Ponderosa Accommodation High School N. Steves Blvd., Flagstaff, AZ Tse Yaato Accommodation High School PO Box 3477 Page, AZ Provide students with an opportunity to complete their high school education in a nontraditional setting and to become productive and successful citizens of their communities. Offer students who have dropped out of school or who may be in danger of not graduating from high school a chance to return to school to earn a diploma. Excel Education Centers (Flagstaff) 2229 E. Spruce Ave Flagstaff, AZ (Williams) 90 E. Rodeo Rd Williams, AZ Website: We enable every student to become a productive member of the community and of the global, technology-rich society through individualized teaching of academics, workreadiness skills and creative expression. Grades Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy N. Fort Valley Rd. #41, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Grades Served: 9-12 The mission of Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy is to produce creative productive leaders for the future by providing increasingly higher levels of a Fine Arts rigorous integrated curriculum, in partnership with the Museum of Northern Arizona. Leadership challenges, including required community service, are also included in FALA's academic/arts program. Flagstaff Junior Academy W. Cedar Ave Flagstaff Website: Grades Served: K-8 A Montessori-based charter school. Flagstaff Junior Academy is a team-managed school that grows out of the interaction of a community consisting of parents, teachers and students. Classes are multi-age grouped with a low student/teacher ratio. We seek to develop the whole child--intellectually, emotionally and spiritually. Freedom is experienced through order and self-discipline. Children will learn to direct and manage their own learning. Flagstaff Unified School District E. Sparrow Ave. Flagstaff, AZ Website: Grades Served: Pre-K-12, UE, US ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Christensen Cromer DeMiguel Killip Kinsey Knoles Leupp Sechrist Thomas MAGNET ELEMENTRY SCHOOLS Marshall South Beaver flagstaff.k12.az.us/south_beaver/ MIDDLE SCHOOLS Flagstaff Mount Elden Leupp MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL Renaissance Middle Page 26

28 HIGH SCHOOLS Coconino High Flagstaff High Sinagua High ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS New Start New Start is a voluntary program for students grade 7-12 who have not been successful in the regular school setting, and yet have expressed a desire to continue their education. The alternative setting serves both as a high school and a middle school. Teenage Parent Program (TAPP) The mission of the Flagstaff Unified School District Teenage Parent Program is to assure that pregnant and parenting students receive the support and resources they need leading to the ultimate goal of graduation. Teens in Action (TIA) (on referral) Fredonia-Moccasin Unified District extension East Hortt St, Fredonia, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 247, Fredonia, AZ Website: Grades Served: Pre-K-12, UE, US ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Fredonia Elementary School/K North 200 East, Fredonia, AZ Moccasin Elementary School/K West Center, Moccasin, AZ Mailing Address: P.O. Box 247, Fredonia, AZ HIGH SCHOOL Fredonia High School/ E Hortt Street, Fredonia, AZ Maine Consolidated School District /Grades Served: Pre-K-6, UE 10 N. Spring Valley Rd. Parks, AZ Mailing Address: P O Box Parks, AZ Montessori Charter Schools of Flagstaff East Appalachian Rd, Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: West Side Campus (Pre-School-K) 575 W. University Middle School Campus (7-8 grade) 2212 East Cedar Ave Switzer Mesa Campus (1-6 grade) 850 N. Locust Sunny Side Campus (Preschool-K) 2025 N. East St The mission of the Montessori Schools of Flagstaff is to empower children to be selfreliant and responsible members of our community by nurturing the whole child: mind, body and spirit. This mission is fulfilled by providing an environment which encourages academic excellence and the development of strong moral character. Mountain English Spanish Academy of Flagstaff (M.E.S.A.) East 6th Ave. Flagstaff, AZ A dual language charter middle school serving children in grades 6-8. MESA's mission is to provide all participants the Power of Two: 1) understand, speak, read, write, and think in two languages; 2) interact and communicate effectively in multicultural settings. Mountain School W. Cattle Drive Trail Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Mountain School, Inc. is a non-profit, nonsectarian school serving grades K-6. Children are encouraged to develop their academic goals with the support and guidance of teachers and parents, thus enabling the school to preserve the child's individuality, cultivate self-esteem and instill social responsibility. We accomplish this through small classes, low teacher-student ratios, integrated multi-level teaching, and a breadth of courses (125+) Page 27

29 which express different ways to approach learning. Northland Preparatory Academy E Sparrow Ave. Flagstaff AZ [email protected] Website: Middle School through High School. A charter school founded by a group of parents and professionals in the community who wanted a highly structured, rigorous college prep program for the high school students of Flagstaff and the surrounding area. Page Unified School District /Grades Served: Pre-K-12, UE, US 500 S Navajo Dr, Page, AZ Mailing Address: P O Box 1927, Page, AZ Website: ELEMENTRY Desert View Elementary School/K S. Lake Powell Blvd, Page, AZ Mailing Address: PO box 1927, Page, AZ Lake View Elementary/K N. Navajo Page, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 1927, Page, AZ MIDDLE SCHOOL Page Middle School/ El Mirage, Page, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 1927, Page, AZ HIGH SCHOOL Page High School/ South Lake Powell, Page, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 1927, Page, AZ PEAK School /Grades K N. 1st St. Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Website: Public Charter School that specializes in accelerated/gifted education. Pine Forest Education Association, Inc /Grades: K West Kaibab Lane, Flagstaff, AZ Website: The Pine Forest School community offers an education of the whole child and is dedicated to developing individuals intellectually, emotionally and physically to meet the challenges of life in an atmosphere of integrity through clear communication, understanding, respect and trust. STAR Charter School / Grades K Leupp Rd. Flagstaff, AZ Website: The mission of the STAR School is to instill a life long love of learning in all of its students. The STAR School is the first solar-powered school in the country. It serves students in grades K-7 in the southwest corner of the Navajo Nation and the surrounding rural area. Tolani Lake Elementary Academy Navajo Rt. 24 at Tolani Lake,Winslow, AZ Mailing Address: HC-61 Box 300 Grades K-8 Charter School. Tuba City Unified District E. Fir St, Tuba City, AZ Mailing Address: P O Box 67, Tuba City, AZ / [email protected] Website: Grades Served: Pre-K-12 PRIMARY SCHOOL Tuba City Primary School Maple Street, Tuba City, AZ Mailing Address: Box 67, Tuba City, AZ Grades Served: Pre-K-2 Tsinaabaas Habitiin/ Cameron School/Gap Primary/ Physical Address: Hwy 89, 2 miles East of Gap Trading Post, Tuba City, AZ Mailing Address: Tsinaabaas Habitiin Elementary School PO Box 67, Tuba City, AZ Grades Served: Pre-K-2 and K-6 Page 28

30 ELEMENTRY Dzil Libei Elementary School Mailing Address: P.O Box 67, Tuba City, AZ Grades Served: K-6 Eagles Nest Intermediate School E. Fir Street on Main Street,Tuba City, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 67, Tuba City, AZ Grades Served: 3-5 MIDDLE SCHOOL Tuba City Junior High School Phone Number: Physical Address: E. Fir Street, Tuba City, AZ Mailing Address: P. O. Box 67, Tuba City, AZ Grades Served: 6-8 HIGH SCHOOL Tuba City High School Physical Address: Warrior Drive, Tuba City, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 67, Tuba City, AZ Website: Grades Served: 9-12 ALTERNATIVE Tuba City Alternative School East Spruce Dr., Tuba City, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 67, Tuba City, AZ Website: Grades Served: 7-12, UE, US University of Arizona School Correspondence or East Sixth St. Tucson, AZ Website: Courses from the UA Correspondence program are for high school, middle school, and elementary. Williams Unified School District S 9th St, Williams, AZ Mailing Address: P O Box 427, Williams, AZ Website: Grades Served: Pre-K-12, UE, US ELEMENTRY Williams Elementary/Middle School N. 7th St. Williams, AZ Mailing Address: 601 N. 7th St. Williams, AZ Website: Grades Served: Pre-K-8 HIGH SCHOOL Williams High School S 7th St. Williams, AZ Mailing Address: 440 S 7th St. Williams, AZ Grades Served: 9-12 SOAR 21st Century Learning Center Grant Program / 4428 ext. 143 Address: 601 N 7th St. Williams, AZ Provides quality enrichment, recreation, and academic services for children after school, summer, and at other times when school is not in session. SOAR operates within the Williams Elementary-Middle School and is open to children grades K-8. The Family/Community Outreach Coordinator will assist families, linking them with community agencies and social services. Shelters/Housing Alternatives Center W. Clay Ave. Flagstaff AZ Website: Provides a 23 hour temporary shelter for runaway youth, length of stay depends of CPS or Juvenile Probation Involvement. They provide information, referrals, and aftercare support for families, Diversion Program for juvenile court, crisis intervention center, stabilization, life skills, drug education, and family mediation. There are no fees except for the Diversion Program. Aspen House Phone Number: Address: 306 S. O Leary Flagstaff AZ An independent living group home for homeless boys ages years old. Operated by Catholic Charities. Page 29

31 Both Hands N. 3rd St. Flagstaff AZ PO B Flagstaff AZ Website: Assistance in the purchase of homes for low income families. Must make a maximum income of 80% of area median income. There are no fees for this service. Flagstaff Housing Authority N. Fanning Dr. Flagstaff, AZ Mailing Address: PO Box 2098 Flagstaff AZ Flagstaff Housing Authority provides subsidized rental assistance for low-income families. Emergency housing is not available. Florence Crittenton Services W Mariposa St. Phoenix, AZ Website: Therapeutic group home for up to 40 girls. Residential house for girls, school for girls and boys, independent living for girls and boys, and transitional housing for year old girls. By referral from DES, Tribal Services, etc. Hope Cottage East Cottage Flagstaff AZ Hope Cottage is a woman's and Children s shelter that provides overnight lodging, food, and clothing. Length of stay depends upon individual situation and needs, although three nights are allotted to those passing through Flagstaff. Support Groups Al-Anon/Alateen Information Services Phone Number: (pager) Address: P.O. Box 3479 Flagstaff AZ Website: Provides a free twelve step program for the family and friends of alcoholics. Arthritis Foundation E. Osborn Rd., Suite 200 Phoenix, AZ [email protected] Website: Provides a juvenile arthritis support group, educational seminars and materials, education for educators in the differences between growing pains and arthritis, and Camp Cruise summer camp for children with arthritis. Camp Cruise is the only service that requires a fee. Flagstaff Home Educators [email protected] Website: Support group for families who have chosen to home educate their children. Transportation Tohdenasshai Shelter Home PO Drawer 1051, Kayenta, AZ Short and long term shelter to victims and their children fleeing from domestic violence environments. Assistance with temporary shelter and hot meals. Also provides counseling and transportation to treatment needs. Websites-Other Assistance Flagstaff Parks and Recreation Division W. Aspen Ave. Flagstaff, AZ Website: Offers a scholarship program and reduced user fee program for those with low income in Flagstaff. The City of Flagstaff also has free drop in hours at the recreational centers. Leisure and learning classes such as art, dance, and weight training are offered to everyone in Flagstaff. FLAGSTAFF AREA RESOURCE GUIDE Alcoholics Anonymous Support for people who want to quit drinking or are affected by a friend or relative's drinking problem. Page 30

32 Alternative Center W. Clay Family food boxes, info. & referral, respite & transitional living.24 hours, 7 days/week. Families/youth age 18 years American Legion W. Birch St. Jackets/Coats for kids (Fall & Winter only), blankets, trips to V.A. Clinic and Hospital. 10am - 7pm Veterans mentally ill clients. 8am - 5pm. Homeless individuals/ families in Coconino County. State School for the Deaf & The Blind E. Butler Ave., Suite 115, Flagstaff, AZ Web site: Provides services to families of children, birth to 3 years of age, who have hearing or vision loss. Services are provided in the family s home and may include: information; support in communicating with the infant/toddler; information on the child s development; and coordination with other community resources. Azpire N. 4th Street #C Individuals with mental illness or co-occurring substance use. 10am - 5pm M-F Adults BOTHANDS N. Third Street Homebuyer assistance; homebuyer education; operates Sharon Manor; foreclosure prevention counseling. 8am - 5pm. Anyone. Catholic Charities N. Switzer Canyon, #400 Sack lunches; eviction prevention, utility assistance for outside of Flagstaff; other help - call agency for more information. 8am - 5pm, closed Local Residents Catholic Charities Shelter & Housing N. Switzer Canyon, #400 Emergency and Transitional for families. Permanent Supportive housing for individuals/families in situations of homelessness. Call for information. Fill out application to be placed on waiting list. 8am- 5pm. Catholic Charities PATH Program X or N. Switzer Canyon, #400 Homeless outreach; emergency supplies (water, blankets, gloves, etc.); thrift store vouchers; information on local social services; additional services for homeless (or potentially homeless) Cedar Closet/Assistance League N. West Street Low cost clothing; free clothing available via agency referral.10am - 4pm Mon Sat Anyone City of Flagstaff Community Land Trust ext W. Aspen Avenue Helps first time homebuyers by reducing the cost of housing. 8am - 5pm Mon Fri. Residents of Flagstaff City of Flagstaff Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation ext W. Aspen Avenue Rehabilitation for homes with health and safety hazards. Call for more details. 8am - 5pm Mon Fri. Residents of Flagstaff Coconino County Career Center N. King Street Vocational training; on-the-job training. Summer youth jobs; career center with computers. 9am - 4pm. County Residents Coconino County Community Services N. King Street Rental assistance; mortgage assistance; utility assistance; motel assistance; food box referrals; transportation; senior citizen programs; prescription assistance. 8am - 5pm Mon Fri. Local Residents Page 31

33 Dept. of Economic Security Information about DES services for Arizona. 8am - 5pm. State Residents DES Aging and Adult Administration or Malpais, #3 Investigates abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable or incapacitated adults in Arizona 8am - 5pm. Anyone 18 and over DES Child Protective Services (CPS) or Malpais #11 Investigates child abuse or neglect. 8am - 5pm. Anyone under 18 DES Food Stamps & Public Assistance or Malpais #7 or 3480 E. Rt 66 Cash Assistance; Food Stamps; Medical Insurance; JOBS Program. 8am - 5pm. County Resident. Vocational Rehab S. Riordan Ranch Rd Training, schooling, necessary resources to disabled clients for work. 8am - 5pm. Disabled Local Residents DNA People's Legal Services E. Greenlaw Ln. #1 Free legal services to low income or indigent people. New intakes 1:30pm 4pm. Tues. County Residents Family Food Center N. 2nd Street Hot evening meal daily. 4pm - 5:30pm Anyone! Flagstaff Housing Authority N. Fanning Dr. Operates Flagstaff-area Public Housing and Section 8. 8am - 5pm. Flagstaff Residents Flagstaff Shelter Services W. Phoenix Operates a Day Drop-In Center featuring a phone with long distance, agency referrals, and showers. Overnight shelter during Winter season. 7:30am - 12am closed on Thursday. Anyone Goodwill Industries N. Steves Blvd Provides showers, lunches, and emergency vouchers for clothing and household supplies; also a One Stop Career Center for employment assistance, computer use, and job searches. 8:30am - 4pm. Anyone The Guidance Center Vickey Street Counseling; mental health help; drug and alcohol programs. 8am - 5pm (crisis anytime). Local Residents Hope Cottage East Cottage Street Dinner at 6pm; Lodging 4pm). 4pm - 6pm. Women & Children Inn The Royal Inn E. Route 66 Referrals and advocacy for homeless services; emergency supplies; transportation and transitional support. 10am - 10pm 7 days a week. Homeless individuals and families Kid's Care - Health Insurance Program Free or low-cost health insurance for children. Anytime. Arizona Residents Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) N. Steves Blvd Substance Abuse services; job services; other services - call agency for details. 8am - 5pm. Some programs are Native American only Page 32

34 North Country Health Clinic N. 4th Street Medical; Dental; Behavioral; Sliding Fees. 8am - 5pm. Local Residents Northern Arizona Food Bank E. Huntington Drive Emergency Food Boxes Disaster Services, Wood Program. Online at nafoodbank.org. 8:00am - 5pm Tues-Sat. Anyone in need Northland Cares N. 4th Street #10 Free, fast, and confidential HIV testing; other services. 9am - 4pm. Walk-ins and appointments Northland Family Help Center Crisis intervention; Women's shelter; Children's shelter. 8am - 5pm. Women & Children Northland Shelter (HALO House) Crisis intervention; Women's shelter; Children's shelter; Counseling. 24 hours. Women & Children Red Cross of Northern AZ W. Route 66 Emergency Services for individuals & families - burn outs, disasters, etc. 8am - 5pm. Anyone in need The Salvation Army N. Humphreys Sack lunches; emergency food boxes; emergency utility help; clothing and furniture vouchers; rental assistance; other services - call. 8am - 11:30 Mon-Thurs. Local Residents Salvation Army Thrift Store E. Cedar Ave Low cost clothing and furniture; free clothing available via agency referral. 9am - 5pm. Mon. - Sat. Anyone Sharon Manor N. Third Street Transitional Housing for Women & Children with DV background - Not a walk-in shelter. Call for Info. Women & Children with DV past St. Mary's Food Bank W. Route 66 Emergency Food Boxes with DES referral. 8am - 4pm. Local Residents St. Vincent de Paul In-Town Help Line Emergency utility and rental assistance; medication assistance; food boxes; other services. Please do not leave messages. 9am - 11am. Anyone in need St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store N. East Street Variety of goods, clothing, and items at reduced prices. 9am - 4pm. Anyone Sunshine Rescue Mission S. San Francisco Street Breakfast at 6am; Lunch at noon; Dinner at 7pm; Overnight Lodging; emergency food boxes; clothing (for all); other call: 5pm check in for lodging. Mostly Men for lodging. One family room available Think Jesus Project E 6th, Berg's BBQ Free food every Sunday at Killip Elementary School Referral to Transitional Housing. Support to the less fortunate of Flagstaff. 1pm- 4pm. Anyone Traveler's Aid (run by St. Vincent de Paul) N. Switzer Canyon, #400 Transportation aid; bus assistance; gas assistance; car repairs; other services for travelers - call agency. 4pm - 5pm Mon. - Fri. only. Travelers only, not local residents Victim/Witness Services of Coconino County E. Birch Avenue, Suite 4 Page 33

35 Victim/witness advocacy, crisis intervention, victim compensation, social service referrals. 8am - 5pm. Victims of crime Mohave County Bullhead City Community Resources : 24-Hour Crisis/Emergency Emergency/Fire & Rescue: : 6:30pm - 11pm when you just need to talk Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse Behavioral Health Care Options Individual, family, marriage, anger management groups WestCare Deals with battered women, safe house for abused adults, substance abuse programs, geriatric care, marriage counseling, family counseling, thrift store, youth shelter for runaways & children in crisis CHILDREN SERVICES Arizona Child Abuse or Neglect Hotline (CPS) SOS-CHILD ( ) Arizona's Children Association or Hancock Rd Boys & Girls Club Admin: Clubhouse: Before & after school services; programs include: karate, basketball, technology education, arts & crafts, prevention programs & more Boys Town National Hotline (24 Hours) TTY: Bullhead Area Community Partnership for Special Needs Promoting & improving the health, future & quality of life for children with special needs by building partnerships with families, communities & providers (both public & private) Child Abuse Hotline Child Care Administration & Child Protective Services Hot Line: Federal & State subsidized child care; information for any child needing protective services Child Find Providing services for children with disabilities between the ages of 0-21 Childhelp USA-Merv Griffin Village Website: Abused children Colorado River School District or COYOTE (Coalition Youth Team Summer Program) Aimed at introducing teenagers to job skills; will help young people find summer jobs, help applicants fill out applications & teach job skills & work ethics. Department of Economic Security - Division of Child Support Enforcement Locate non-custodial parents, establish paternity, establish & enforce support orders, collect child support payments. Foster Care Gatehouse Website: Drug addiction - young adults Page 34

36 Head Start Program N 4th St-Kingman 1112 Arizona Ave-Parker (Pick up Applications) Participating children between age 3-4 by 8/31: offers early education services such as medical & dental, immunizations, special education in speech, language, hearing, vision, learning or emotional problems & physical/orthopedic problems. Salvation Army Junior Division of Community Caring Ministry Ages: Visits nursing homes once a month; participate in special holiday activities for the elderly; goal is to develop relationships between the junior members & senior citizens & gain understanding & appreciation for the elderly, infirm, handicapped and/or housebound. Special Olympics Programs in basketball, cheerleading and track & field; individuals with mental retardation who are 8-years-old to adult are eligible to participate; teenagers, young adult & adult volunteers are needed WestCare Deals with battered women, safe house for abused adults, substance abuse programs, geriatric care, marriage counseling, family counseling, thrift store, youth shelter for runaways & children in crisis Youth Community Recreation Activities Offering year round indoor climate controlled sports activities for youth & teens; scholarships offered Community Organizations Volunteer Opportunities 4-H: Ages: 5 19 AARP Bullhead Chapter Call for times & meeting place Adult Playhouse Theatre Riviera Recreation Center; adults interested in performing for the community All PAWS Non-profit animal welfare group American Business Women's Association Meets: 3rd 6:00pm; brings together business women of diverse backgrounds & provide opportunities for them to help themselves & others grow personally & professionally American Legion Post American Legion Post or American Red Cross of Mohave County or or Serves the region with emergency disaster relief, planning & preparedness, CPR, First Aid, water safety instruction, service to the military. American Red Cross Bible Study - Community Lutheran Church Each 7:30pm, all ages Bullhead City Clean & Beautiful Mission: to improve the image of the city Bullhead City Master Gardeners x3 Offers workshops on gardening at various times throughout the year Bullhead City Volunteers Volunteer for the City in many different capacities to include: clerical, data entry, Page 35

37 switchboard, TV4; Volunteers choose time they want to donate; application process required Caring Presence Non-medical in-home care provider available 24/7; personal care, light housekeeping, meal preparation, laundry, transportation, companionship & shopping Catholic Social Services of Mohave - United Way Agency Ramar Rd #D Christian Women's Group (AGLOW) or Sponsored through International Lighthouse Fellowship; mission is to provide the opportunity for Christian women to grow in their faith & minister to others Co-Ed Softball League Bullhead City Recreation Division Colorado River Historical Society or Involved in the history of Bullhead City & area Colorado River Quilters :00am-1pm, 1st & 3rd Tue/Month - Riviera Baptist Church, 922 Marina 6:30pm-9:30pm/Monday: First Baptist Church 5360 S. Calle Valle Vista, Fort Mohave Comfort Keepers or In-Home Services: Companionship, Meal Preparation, Incidental Transportation, Light Housekeeping, Grocery Shopping, 24-Hour Care Available, Emergency Monitoring, Bathing & Grooming, Mobility, Transferring & Positioning, Incontinence Care, Medication Reminders, Feeding, Oral Hygiene, Free In- Home Consultation. [email protected] & Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training Call for training dates; designed to prepare private citizens to help themselves, their families, neighbors & work mates in the event of a catastrophic disaster; training provided in light fire suppression, light search & rescue, triage & 1st aid, disaster psychology, team organization, hazardous material handling & terrorism awareness Community Information & Referral Community Pride Advocates, Inc Volunteer group of residents who work to provide programs that will enhance our community; dedicated to bringing the pride back to highly visible projects in BHC Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) x3730 or x4412 Volunteer service which help abused & neglected children by helping them as they go through the court process Dental Hygiene Program (Mohave Community College) year program; financial aid & scholarships available Disabled American Veterans Van Services Volunteers needed for drivers & office dispatchers who would like to help veterans who need transportation Fun Seekers or st & 3rd 7pm: Colorado River Valley Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1611 Marble Canyon Road; Cost: $5/per year with dues of $1 each meeting. For people over 45, promotes community involvement & charity while also having dances, dinners & trips Golden Shores Community Center Exercise classes, square dancing, AA meetings Page 36

38 H E L P Trane Rd. Open: 9:00-1:00pm Home Garden Days Meetings of master gardeners; plant specimens are welcome at meetings Justice Court Mediation Program Act as neutral parties to assist those in disputes to reach a negotiated settlement Kiwanis Club Lions Club Provides eyeglasses to those who can't afford them Mohave County Children's Choir Students in Grades 5-8 through Mohave Community College; students perform for community activities and 2 concerts Mohave Literacy Council or or Tutors needed to help adults learn reading, writing, phonics, GED preparation National Association of Retired Federal Employees Call Bullhead Library for more information Neighbors Helping Neighbors x182 Volunteers with others to help clean up disabled people's homes & outside areas Senior Circle Association National non-profit organization committed to enriching the lives of adults over 50; provides access to discounts including prescription discount card, variety of activities & events, exercise & wellness classes, in-hospital privileges. Annual Membership Fee: $15 Set Free Christian Fellowship P. O. Box 517 Silvery Colorado River Rock Club or Special Olympics Programs in basketball, cheerleading and track & field; individuals with mental retardation who are 8-years-old to adult are eligible to participate; teenagers, young adult & adult volunteers needed St. Vincent de Paul Volunteers needed to help sort clothes, pick up items & more Veterans Services Division Clearwater Drive, Suite A Bullhead City, AZ Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter Promote & support the full range of issues important to Vietnam vets, to create a new identity for this generation of vets & to change the public perception of Vietnam vets WACOG - Aging and Disabled Helpline Provides screening and referral services, help set up meal delivery, transportation, assistance in the home. WARMC Auxiliary Association Volunteers given time & service back to patients, medical personnel & visitors in the hospital Counseling Services ABC Therapy Counseling Center or Domestic violence, individual, family Page 37

39 Harmony Healthcare Hwy 95 Family, adult, marriage counseling; anger management, children/teens, substance abuse. $100+ (possible discount with cash) Hope Counseling Answer management, relationships Shadow Mountain Counseling Counseling Solutions One-Step Counseling Full service counseling center, DUI, recovery groups WestCare or Hwy 95 #14 Tobacco prevention, sexual abstinence programs, in-house family preservation, drug & alcohol counseling, anger management, domestic violence counseling, DUI screening only, urine analysis, Arizona Family First Elder Abuse/Services Davis House Care for seniors DES - Aging & Adult Administration Medicare/Medicap information, Medicare fraud, referral & counseling; Fund AAA nutrition & community social services for the elderly; nursing home, Ombudsman, legal services; adult protection services, Workforce Protection Act, employment & training funding for low income age 55+; foster grandparent program, non-medical HCBS system, elder rights, adult foster care program. Eldercare Offers adult day care services WestCare Deals with battered women, safe house for abused adults, substance abuse programs, geriatric care, marriage counseling, family counseling, thrift store, youth shelter for runaways & children in crisis Employment Department of Economic Security--One Stop Resource Center No cost service for employers & job seekers serving adults, youth, dislocated workers & older workers Free; offers tutoring, interview training, job search skills & placement at job sites Labor Ready Temporary employment: 2011 Commercial Way, Bullhead City Manpower Full Staffing Service Temporary employment: 2250 Hwy 95, Bullhead City Food Banks/Assistance Commodity Food Program Knights of Columbus, 2047 Commercial Way Distribute food to low-income families, elderly & unemployed one-time monthly. Call for times & dates Community Development Department One Stop Emergency housing & assistance program, deposits, utilities, mortgage payment/rent, WIA referrals, jobs, shelters, food, Title 5, Mohave County volunteers Department of Economic Security (DES) Employment Security Administration, unemployment benefits, Family Assistance Administration, general assistance, food stamps, supplemental payment programs, Page 38

40 medical assistance, cash assistance to those who qualify, AHCCCS to those who qualify. Help Inc Emergency food box for needy clients; medical equipment loaned free of charge, reassurance phone calls to elderly shut-ins; provides local information and referrals as possible. End Of Life Care/Hospice New Hope Hospice of Nevada, Inc Serves Bullhead City & Laughlin area: provides skilled nursing, medical equipment/supplies, prescription medications, nurse's aides, social services, physician visits, nutritional counseling, bereavement care, respite, care, inpatient care, continuous home care. County Health Department AHCCCS Nursing Services Nutritional Services Environmental Health Office 130 Hancock Rd Planned Parenthood Family Planning Services Free or low cost family planning services Health Start Program Special services for expectant mothers & their families both during & after pregnancy. HIV / AIDS x3731 Provides essential services to individuals & families with HIV disease. Mohave County Health Care Services Link to website to access all the facts & information about health care services & resources in Mohave County. Mohave Family Healthcare Dietary consultations, weight loss classes. Legal Assistance Mohave County Superior Court 401 Spring Street, Kingman Tri-State Victims Resource Center, Inc Providing single, full service facility where a full range of services can be directed to reducing victimization & trauma; victims can discuss their issues with qualified professionals, receive assistance in making their impact statement in initial Court appearance of suspect & pretrial conference; assistance with applying for compensation; help for victims filing for an Order of Protection or an Injunction Against Harassment; sexual assault victims, both children & adults, can be examined on-site immediately by a trained forensic nurse. Pregnancy Pregnancy Care Center Hwy 95: Free & confidential pregnancy testing; services include pregnancy care support & parenting education. Prenatal Classes (WARMC) Every Monday Evening 6:00pm-8:00pm; topics include: nutrition, pain management, breathing & a tour of the unit. Miscellaneous American Council for Drug Education American Heart Association Fighting heart disease & stroke Arizona Braille & Talking Book Library Recordings of books & magazines that can be borrowed for free for a one-month period; also Page 39

41 offers more than 100 newspapers by telephone and movies called "described movies" that explain the action to the listener as it happens. Blood Pressure Checks Hancock Fire Station: Tues - 9:00am-12:00pm Bullhead City Animal Control Shelter Provides some pet food to help lower income people Bullhead City Municipal Court Marina Blvd Bullhead Cosmetic Dental & Implant Center AHCCCS dental provider Covering Kids & Families Lost cost or free health care coverage. Project of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. HUGGG Help Us Get Good Government Legal Aid Organization AZLawHelp.org. State-wide web site to help low income individuals in AZ find legal assistance closest to where they live; site has articles, forms & links to information about civil legal issues; information is provided on family, kids, seniors, housing, immigration, Native American law, public benefits, work & money. Library - Bullhead City Make-A-Wish Foundation Granting the wishes of children with life threatening illnesses to enrich the human experience with hope, strength & joy. Mohave Literacy Council or or Tutors available to help adults 18+ to learning reading, writing, phonics, GED preparation. National Institute of Mental Health Information Center National Poison Control Remuda Ranch Eating disorders Rosewood Ranch Website: Eating disorders RUFF (Rescue Your Furry Friends) SCORE Retired executives provide completely FREE, confidential, professional consultation for those wanting to start a new business; nonprofit community service organization affiliated with the U.S. Small Business Administration Senior Wheels USA Program Makes available electric wheelchairs to senior citizens and permanently disabled at NO COST to the recipient if they qualify; provided for those who cannot walk & cannot self-propel a manual wheelchair. Social Security Administration Bullhead City Bashas Plaza: Mon-Tue 9:00am- 11:30am. 1:00-4:00pm - Old Airport Terminal 600, Hwy 95 Special Olympics Programs in basketball, cheerleading and track & field; individuals with mental retardation who are 8-years-old to adult are eligible to participate; teenagers, young adult & adult volunteers needed. Page 40

42 The Meadows Website: Drug, alcohol & sex education Vision USA FREE eye care program for low income, working Americans. Well Woman Health Check Created for women over 50 who do not have insurance or cannot afford a mammogram or Pap test. Willed Body to Science Program Website: Will your body for research. Senior Centers Bullhead City Senior Center Open: Mon-Sat (transportation provided if needed). Activities include: exercise class, bingo, AARP, card clubs, craft classes Shelters/Housing Bullhead Safe House Women only Colorado River Region Youth Shelter or Evans Lane Bullhead City, AZ Emergency shelter serving youth ages 18 and under. Homeless/runaway youth, crisis intervention, family conflict resolution, mediation, delinquency prevention & education encouragement Housing Rehabilitation Program x333 Helps low income residents who need help rehabilitating their homes Mohave County Housing Authority Accepts applications for placement on waiting list for Section 8 Tenant-Base Rental Assistance for Mohave County; income & eligibility restrictions apply. Safe House Men Only Group SAFE (7233) (Bullhead City) Self-Help Ownership and Renovation Applicants must meet the guidelines for lowmoderate income levels; aimed at helping residents become homeowners & reducing the number of abandoned homes WestCare Deals with battered women, safe house for abused adults, substance abuse programs, geriatric care, marriage counseling, family counseling, thrift store, youth shelter for runaways & children in crisis Support Groups AARP Grief & Loss Program Website: Grief & loss programs & resources available to all; web site offers extensive information, resources & support, including chat rooms & discussion boards, consumer tips, online journaling & information on support groups & their locations 12-Step Support Group for Eating Disorders or Riviera Baptist Church, meets weekly: Tues-6pm; follows a structured food plan. Adult Sexual Assault Victims Wed: 5:30-7:00pm; weekly support group. Al-Anon 12-Step Community Lutheran Church 2275 Ricca Rd.: Wed: 11am Alateen Teen meeting support group for those growing up in a substance abused home. Page 41

43 Alcoholics Anonymous or step support group for alcoholics Alzheimer's Support Group or KRMC: 3rd Wed/Month: 10:30am. Website: nity.htm Amputee Support Group Kingman Regional Hospital - call for time & date Been There (Cancer) Cancer awareness. Bereavement Support Group Call for time & date. Meets for 8 weeks in Fall & Spring; anyone experiencing grief due to the death of a loved one may attend; sessions are free but registration is required. Caregiver Support Group Call for time & date. Groups objectives are to share the whole spectrum of care giving, including mental, physical and emotional challenges & issues. Compulsive Eaters Anonymous Fox Creek Reserve: Mon: 4pm Diabetic Education Classes & Support Group (WARMC) WARMC Education Center, Bldg 3-3rd Tue/Month: 10am; each session covers a different topic about living with diabetes; share ideas, conversation & info. Freshstart Stop Smoking Class (WARMC) st Tues/Month: Four 1-hour classes on consecutive Tuesdays Gamblers Anonymous or Gastric Bypass Support Group (WARMC) WARMC Education Center, Bldg. 3-4:30pm; 1st Tues/Month with instructor, remaining Tue/Month w/o instructor. For those individuals who have had gastric bypass surgery or are even contemplating the surgery. Learn more about the nutritional & lifestyle changes made after the surgery. Grandparents/Kinship Caregivers Raising Children Support Group or Support group for those raising children for other family members. Insights Support Group (domestic violence) Free - Tue: Tri-State Victim Resource Center. Confidential, open-ended support group will provide an environment where survivors of domestic violence validate each other's feelings by giving support as well as sharing coping skills & experiences. Military Moms Support Group nd rotating locations; all female relatives of those serving in the military are invited. Mommy and Me Group For mothers with young children; free to all community mothers & children. Multiple Sclerosis Support Group Narcotics Anonymous or Call for information re: meeting time & place. Overeaters Anonymous step program (support group). Fibromyalgia-Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Support Group Page 42

44 Pulmonary Support Group Shrine Building, 2580 Miracle Mile. Call for time & meeting dates; open to anyone with pulmonary problems. Quality of Life (Cancer Support) Open 9-4pm/Mon-Fri, Monarch Mission Square, 2135 Hwy 94 #201 Provides nutrition supplements, wigs, hats, scarves; certified prosthesis fitter; prosthetics & bras supplied to those who have little funds; We Care support group 5:30pm 4th BHC Library; other support groups include Man to Man, a prostate cancer support group & Reach to Recovery for breast cancer patients. Social Anxiety Group Website: Offers support & education with anxiety disorders; members exchange coping skills with online support meetings for people with social phobias. Survivors of Incest Group TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) or Weight loss program & support group Vietnam Veterans Support Group Vision Impaired Persons' Support Group or or Senior Nutrition Center, Trane Road: 4th Thur of month. Anyone with vision problems (family & friends) may attend; member benefits include assistance with eyeglasses, exams & visual aids We Care Support Group (cancer) Meetings: Bullhead City Library; for women/men who have cancer, survivors & their families; gather information & discuss their concerns in a confidential setting; provides prosthetics, make-up, skin care & wigs to cancer patients. Weight Watchers Widow's Support Group Sponsored by Unity Church Meets every 2nd & 4th Mon of the different locations Pharmacies CVS Miracle Mile K-Mart Hwy 95 Smith's Lakeside Dr. Smith's Hwy 95, Fort Mohave Walgreen's Hwy 95 Wal-Mart Hwy 95 Legal Assistance Community Legal Services or Interagency Council Orders of Protection/Injunctions Against Harassment Bullhead City Justice Court Bullhead City Municipal Court Clerk of the Superior Court Page 43

45 Colorado City Municipal Court Kingman Municipal Court Lake Havasu City Municipal Court Moccasin Justice Court Victim Rights and Witness/ Assist Program AZ State Attorney General Mohave County Attorney's Office Kingman Senior Centers Golden Shores Senior Center Golden Shores Parkway Topock, AZ Website: Golden Shores Senior Center Bullhead City Nutrition Center Trane Road, Bullhead City, AZ Website: Bullhead City Nutrition Center Transportation Disabled American Veterans Van Services Help veterans who need transportation to VA hospitals in Las Vegas & Prescott for appointments. Transit (BATS) Kingman Community Resources : 24-Hour Crisis/Emergency Emergency / Fire & Rescue: : 6:30pm - 11pm when you just need to talk Children Services Arizona Children's Association or Family, adult, marriage counseling; anger management; children/teens; substance abuse; domestic violence. Association for Supportive Child Care or Child Abuse Hotline Kingman Unified School District x McDonald Palo Christi School Maple St Reaching Out In Oneness to Teens Inc E Beale Community Organizations Volunteer Opportunities American Red Cross Arizona Council of Rural Disabilities W Hwy 66 Comfort Keepers or 1-866) In-Home Services: Companionship, Meal Preparation, Incidental Transportation, Light Housekeeping, Grocery Shopping, 24-Hour Care Available, Emergency Monitoring, Bathing & Grooming, Mobility, Transferring & Positioning, Incontinence Care, Medication Reminders, Feeding, Oral Hygiene, Free In- Home Consultation. [email protected] & Page 44

46 Community Information & Referral Department of Western Arizona Council of Governments N. 4th St., Kingman AZ Rent / Utility Assistance Heidenreich Katherine Adult Center Airway Avenue KRMC Hospice Stockton Hill Rd Kingman Community Foundation John L Avenue Mohave County Community Development P.O. Box 7000 Praise Chapel Anger management, substance abuse, codependent group Prayer Mountain Ministries Mullen Dr. Prayer Mountain Ministries Potter Ave Counseling Services ABC Therapy Counseling Center Stockton Hill Rd Adult/Family Therapy, Substance Abuse Counseling, DUI Programming, MVD Screenings. Behavioral Health Care Options Individual, family, marriage, anger management (no anger groups in KNG), child/teens, substance abuse satellite office in Kingman - $100+/possible discount w/cash Catholic Social Services Kingman Ave Family, adult, marriage counseling; anger management; children/teens; substance abuse; domestic violence - $0 - $75 sliding Department of Western Arizona Council on Governments Kingman Crisis Counseling Services Kingman Resource Center Northern Avenue, Suite C Parents Anonymous of Arizona W Hwy 66 Praise Chapel Harrison St Anger management (adult & group only); substance abuse - $0 - $75 Safe and Sound Counseling N. Stockton Hill Rd. Suite F-124. TASC Kingman Ave Family, adult, marriage counseling; anger management groups, children/teens; substance abuse, drug test, domestic violence - $0 - $75. Westcare st Street DUI screenings; family, adult, marriage counseling, pre-teens (12+), substance abuse, domestic violence - $0-$75 cash Education/Vocational Mohave Community College Kingman, AZ Website: Page 45

47 Elder Abuse/Services Mohave County, Senior Programs Area Agency on Aging N. 4th Street, Kingman AZ Foundation for Senior Living 1776 Airway Avenue Kingman Aid to Abused People (KAAP) P.O. Box 1046, Kingman, AZ Crisis Line: (928) Men & Women WACOG - Aging and Disabled Helpline Provides screening and referral services, help set up meal delivery, transportation, assistance in the home. Employment Department of Economic Security Employment Service One Stop Pine St Food Banks/Assistance A.R.C Airway Has items available for clients referred by Mohave Mental Health Center Angel Manor D.E.S. Family Assistance Administration Pine St Helping The Needy Kingman Community Foundation E. John L Ave. Kingman Crisis Line Hours Kingman Food Bank Buchanan Kingman Resource Center Northern Ave #C Mohave County Emergency Food & Shelter Program P.O. Box 7000 Salvation Army E. Beale Some food, clothing & assistance Health Information County Health Department Admin 318 North 5th Street AHCCCS Nursing Services Nutritional Services Environmental Health 3675 E. Andy Devine 700 W. Beal Street Kingman Regional Medical Center (Social Services) Stockton Hill Road Legal Assistance Community Legal Services Beverly Ave, Suite A Kingman, AZ Miscellaneous Arizona State Department of Public Safety Emergency 2319 E Andy Devine Avenue Non-Emergency Highway & Weather Conditions Page 46

48 Kingman Justice Court Kingman Police Department N. 4th St. Mohave County Probation x4131 P.O. Box 700 Mohave County Sheriff's Office P. O. Box 1191 Unisource Energy Services P.O. Box 3099 Seniors Centers Kingman Senior Center ½ Airway Avenue, Kingman Shelters/Housing Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness S El Marino Dr - Mesa AZ Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness NW Grand - Phoenix AZ Arizona Department of Housing West Washington St, Phoenix AZ Community Development/HUD N. 4th St. Cornerstone Mission Project or Sycamore Avenue Shelter for men, showers available for both men & women WACOG N. 4th St. Rent/Utility Assistance Support Groups Alanon KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 7:00 pm, Mondays, Cholla Conference Room, 5:30 pm Wedensdays, Cholla Conference Room Alcoholics Anonymous KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 2:00 pm, Tuesdays, Cholla Conference Room, 7:30 pm Wednesdays, Saguaro Conference Room 7:30 pm, Saturdays, Saguaro Conference Room; Women's 4:00 pm, Sundays, Cholla Conference Room. Arthritis KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 1:15 pm, 2nd Wednesday of the month, Hualapai Conference Room. Bereavement KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 4:30 pm, 1st Monday of the month, Cholla Conference Room, 11:30 am, 3rd Monday of the month, Cholla Conference Room Better Breathers KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 3:00 pm, 3rd Friday of the month, Hualapai Conference Room. Cancer KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 2:00 pm, 2nd Tuesday of the month, Hualapai Conference Room. Cardiac Support KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 1:00 pm, 3rd Tuesday of the month, Hualapai Conference Room. Page 47

49 Care Givers KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 10:00 am, 3rd Wednesday of the month, Hualapai Conference Room CEO How KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 10:00 am, Every Saturday, Cholla Conference Room CODA (Co-Dependants Anonymous) KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 6:00 pm, Every Sunday, Saguaro Conference Room. Diabetes KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 7:00 pm, Last Tuesday of the month, Cerbat/Hualapai Conference Rooms. Fibromyalgia KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 1:00 pm, Day after Arthritis Meeting, Neal Conference Room. Gamblers Anonymous KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 7:30 pm, Thursdays, Hualapai Conference Room. KATT (Kingman Area Transition Team) KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 4:00 pm, 2nd Monday of the month, Cerbat Conference Room. Narcotics Anonymous KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. 6:30 pm, Thursdays, Cerbat Conference Room Open 7:00 pm Sundays, Ocotillo Conference Room "Stairway to Recovery" 6:30 pm, Mondays, Ocotillo Conference Room. OCD Kingman Public Library 3269 N. Burbank 6:30 pm, 2nd and 4th Monday of each month Parents Anonymous of Arizona Parkinson's KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 1:00 pm, 3rd Wednesday of the month, Hualapai Conference Room. Stroke KRMC 3269 Stockton Hill Rd. [email protected]: 11:00 am, 3rd Tuesday of the month, Hualapai Conference Room. Pharmacies Albertson's Stockton Hill Rd K-Mart E Andy Devine Ave Smith's Stockton Hill Rd Uptown Drug E Hwy 68 Golden Valley Uptown Drug E Andy Devine Ave Uptown Drug N Bank Walgreens Stockton Hill Rd Page 48

50 Wal-Mart Stockton Hill Rd centered and collaborative environment. Services are provided at no cost to the patient or family. Lake Havasu City Community Resources : 24-Hour Crisis/Emergency Emergency / Fire & Rescue: : 6:30pm - 11pm when you just need to talk Children Services Arizona Children London Bridge Rd. #A Child Abuse Hotline or Head Start Havasu for Youth N Smoke Tree Ave Mon-Fri: 8:00-4:00pm - Peer to peer tutoring, all ages, youth enrichment for summer school, parks & rec; must have proof of income. Phoenix Job Corp Parc Place Website: A treatment center for youth families, treating adolescents with substance abuse and emotional/behavioral problems. Shriners Hospitals For Children or or or Willow Creek Road, Prescott, AZ Mailing Address: P.O. Box 25735, Prescott Valley, AZ Offering free medical help for children with neuromusculoskeletal conditions, burn injuries, missing limbs and certain other special health care needs within a compassionate family Community Organizations Volunteer Opportunities AARP Arizona Department of Veterans Services Assists with obtaining Veteran's Services: disability, medical, psychological. 285 S. Lake Havasu Ave. Ste. A Comfort Keepers or In-Home Services: Companionship, Meal Preparation, Incidental Transportation, Light Housekeeping, Grocery Shopping, 24-Hour Care Available, Emergency Monitoring, Bathing & Grooming, Mobility, Transferring & Positioning, Incontinence Care, Medication Reminders, Feeding, Oral Hygiene, Free In- Home Consultation. [email protected] & Community Information & Referral Conway First Call Information & Referral Humane Society Lake Havasu Chamber of Commerce Lake Havasu Tourism Bureau Parks & Recreation Department Public Library Page 49

51 Recreation Aquatic Center Senior Citizen Center Visitor Information Center Volunteer Program WACOG - Aging and Disabled Helpline Provides screening and referral services, help set up meal delivery, transportation, assistance in the home. Counseling Services ABC Solutions Family, child, group - No substance Catholic Social Services Marriage, anger management Chase Counseling Service Domestic violence, general counseling Contact Behavioral Health Marital, family Excel or Parker AZ First Steps Counseling Substance Abuse, marriage Havasu Crisis Line A "listening ear" for people dealing with alcohol, drugs, domestic violence, child abuse, divorce, mental health, suicide, or other problems. (By the United Way) Hospice of Havasu S. Lake Havasu Ave Swanson #A Grief. 1:1 available for 2-3 sessions. Group counseling Mon. at 7pm, Wed. at 10 am, walkins welcome in a group. Interagency Mesquite Ave. Domestic violence Kaperonis, Dr Psychiatrist L.D. Lumpkin Medicare Parent's Anonymous Crisis Line hours Reed, Ann Anger management, family Teen Support Line TEEN Educational/Vocational Northland Pioneer College Holbrook, AZ Website: Employment Department of Economic Security Employment Service *Must be a cash recipient of DES & must be on DES cash assistance in order to qualify* Mohave County Community Development (Jobs) McCulloch Blvd Page 50

52 End Of Life Care/Hospice Hospice of Havasu Serves Lake Havasu City, Parker, Topac & Yucca: patient-centered team of volunteers & professionals serving the physical, emotional & spiritual needs of the terminally ill in the communities & their family & friends Food Banks/Assistance HELP Organization Trane Rd Bullhead City, AZ Salvation Army E Beale St Kingman, AZ Lake Havasu Community Food Bank Mesquite Ave, Suite H Lake Havasu City, AZ Food Banks AFDC Food Bank Abundant Grace Assembly Church McCulloch Blvd Showers: Mon-Thu 9:00-4:00pm; Fri: Afternoon American Red Cross-Mohave County Acoma #23 Anacapa Waiting list: 6 months Arizona Childrens Association Independent Living Skills Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness S El Marino Dr - Mesa AZ Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness NW Grand - Phoenix AZ Arizona Department of Housing West Washington St - Phoenix AZ Beckett House Waiting list: elderly Briarwood Apts Waiting list: elderly Community Food Bank Mesquite Ave. Open: Mon/Wed/Fri - 10:00am-2:00pm CRRYS Youth Shelter Department of Economic Security (DES) 232 London Bridge Rd. Food stamps, AHCCCS, cash assistance, employment assistance, child care administration, child protective services. Hope Chest HUD (Housing & Mohave County Community Development) Interagency Council (WACOG) Mesquite Ave #I Utilities Lady of the Lake (Catholic Church) Soup Kitchen 1975 Daytona Drive Free to Everyone: Tue/Thu: 4:30pm-6:30pm; Sat: 12:30pm-1:30 Lakeview Community Church W Acoma Blvd Spaghetti Dinner: Wed 5:00-7:00pm Page 51

53 LHC Abuse Prevention Low Income Housing or Anacapa Apartments: 1206 Anacapa Drive Casa del Lago: 3140 Kearsage Drive Marna Call backs on Wed only--leave message Meals on Wheels Mohave Community Development Waiting list: 1-1/2 years Mohave County Health Department AHCCCS Nursing Services Nutritional Services Environmental Services 2001 College Ave. Parker Crisis Shelter Parker AZ - Women with children Salvation Army McCulloch Blvd Thrift Store: Mon-Sat: 9:00-4:00 (Closed Thu) Free Sandwiches: Wed-Fri 11:00-2:00pm. Shelter & Clothing Office: Swanson Ave Senior Citizens Center or Swanson Ave Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm - Food commodities available for all; must show income level on Fri after the 3rd Tue of the month. Lunches available 5 days a week, donation requested; legal assistance St. Vincent's de Paul & 1851 Commander Ave. 761 N. Lake Havasu Avenue Tue-Sat: 8am-4pm - Food bank program: sign up each month; pay $15 & get $35-$40 worth of food EBT card accepted. "Must quality (depends on income)." Thrift shop available: provides clothing, shelter, food, bus ticket, if funds are available. Sahuaro Living All utilities and amenities provided in shared living environment. $99 a week WACOG London Bridge Rd Western Arizona Council of Government (WACOG) BY APPT ONLY: Utility bills & rentals (Wed only) Health Information Caring Presence Case-by-case, very short-term with AHCCCS; $15.75 min 3 hours Fastrax Urgent Care McCulloch Blvd. Ste. 101 Open 8-6, 7 days per week Fastrax Urgent Care Mesquite Ave. Ste. 1 Havasu Medical Home Health McCulloch Blvd. Ste. A13 Havasu Physical Therapy McCulloch Blvd. Ste. 18 Havasu Rainbow Pediatrics Mesquite Ave #101 Havasu Regional Medical Center Civic Center Lane Emergency Room Page 52

54 Radiation/Oncology In Patient Rehab Medical Records - Fax: Havasu Surgery Center McCulloch Blvd. Havasu Women's Health Center or Mesquite Ave. Suite H. Holletic Health Care & Family FPS Medical Center 1720 Mesquite Ave Midwest Express Care Capri Lane Mohave County Health Department or College Drive - 8:00-5:00pm: Immunizations on Tue: 8:00-11:00am & 1:00-4:00pm. Available services: pregnancy tests, birth control, counseling, medical exams. Fee depends on income Long Term AHCCCS S. Lake Havasu Ave. Pregnancy Care McCulloch Blvd., #4 Mon / Wed / Fri: 9:00-12:00pm & 1:00-4:00pm. Free pregnancy & birth control, counseling, small baby equipment, maternity, infant & toddler clothing (when available); DES cannot accept these verifications on pregnancy for medical coverage. Social Security Administration or Swanson Ave Mon only - 9:00-12:00pm; 1:00-3:30pm. Apply for new & replacement SS cards. Workman's Compensation (State Fund) McCulloch Blvd #B WIC College Drive - Mon / Wed / Thu: 7:00-6:00pm Miscellaneous Lake Havasu City Justice Court Local Substance Abuse - Information/Help Westcare Alcohol Screen AM, Substance Senior Centers Lake Havasu Senior Center Acoma Blvd S, Lake Havasu City, AZ Website: Lake Havasu Senior Center Support Groups Domestic Violence Support Group , ext. 224 Through interagency. Tuesdays 4-5 pm. Childcare available with arrangement. Fibromyalgia Support Group Havasu Community Health Trust 2126 McCulloch Blvd. Ste pm every Wednesday Mohave County Tobacco Use Prevention Program Stop smoking classes. Monday and Wednesdays 5:30-6:30 pm Parkinson's Disease Support Group Wednesdays, Senior Center, 1:30 pm Page 53

55 Victims Of Abuse - Information/Help Adult Protective Services - DES or London Bridge Rd Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence Mon-Fri: 8:30-5:00 Child Protective Services or London Bridge Rd Catholic Social Service Lake Havasu Lake Havasu Crisis Line Lake Havasu Interagency Counsel Pharmacies Albertson's McCulloch Blvd Apothecary Shop Mesquite Ave. Bashas Maricopa Ave. Food City K-Mart McCulloch Blvd Safeway N. Acoma Smith's N Acoma Blvd Walgreens Lake Havasu Ave. Wal-Mart or Kiowa Ave1 Hour Pharmacy Transportation Transit System Navajo County Children s Services Arizona Department of Economic Security Holbrook Winslow , ext 8 Show Low Healthy Families Arizona Winslow Serves at-risk families during pregnancy and after the birth of the baby. Families are contacted during pregnancy or after the birth of the baby if there are certain risk factors such as poverty, unemployment, substance abuse, domestic violence or other high stress factors Elder Abuse/Services Area Agency on Aging, Region Seven Window Rock Blvd, Admin #2 P.O. Box 1390 Window Rock, AZ Holbrook Senior Center N Joy Nevin Ave Holbrook, AZ Page 54

56 Navajo Area Agency on Aging Rt 7, Chinle, AZ Rim Country Senior Center B Street Overgaard, AZ Silver Creek Senior Center S Main St Snowflake, AZ Tuba City Navajo Area Agency on Aging Tuba City, AZ Winslow Senior Center E Second St Winslow, AZ Employment Department of Economic Security Winslow 319 E. 3rd Street Food Banks/Assistance Department of Economic Security/Family Assistance P.O. Box 679 Pinon, AZ P.O. Box 68 Kayenta, AZ P.O. Box 44 Kykotsmovi, AZ W Vista Dr Holbrook, AZ P.O. Box Facto Rd Whiteriver, AZ E 3rd St Winslow, AZ HC-63 Box J Winslow, AZ Love Kitchen, Inc S Penrod Lane Pinetop, AZ New Life Community Food Bank S Clark Rd Show Low, AZ Whitemountain Apache Food Distribution Program S Maverick Ave Whiteriver, AZ Legal Assistance DNA People s Legal Services Hopi Legal Services P.O. Box 558 Keams Canyon, AZ DNA People s Legal Services or P.O. Box 306 (office next to Fina Gas Station) Window Rock, AZ Southern Arizona Legal Aid Hwy 260, Suite 15 Lakeside, AZ Serving Navajo County Southern Arizona Legal Aid or x E. Broadway Blvd Tucson, AZ Serving Navajo County Page 55

57 Southern Arizona Legal Aid or New Human Services Building P.O. Box 1030 Whiteriver, AZ Serving Natives in Navajo County Shelters/Housing Bread of Life Mission Hermosa Drive Holbrook, AZ Emergency shelter serving men and families Transportation Hopi Senom Transit Program Yavapai County 122 N. Cortez #302, Prescott, AZ Fire/Police/Ambulance 911 Poison Control Center TTY Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse Child and Family Support Services (CFSS) Website: Prescott Valley or E. Eastridge Dr. Ste. 101 Prescott Valley AZ Provides a full range of out-patient behavioral health services for children and families. Community Health Center of Yavapai County Prescott Office: 1090 Commerce Drive Prescott Valley Office: N. Windsong Green Tree Wellness Center Website: Behavioral health services for children and adults who are covered by a variety of private health insurance plans. Adult and child psychiatry; chemical dependency rehabilitation for adults; individual and group therapy. Meadow Park Care Center Dougherty, Prescott AZ bed community offering inpatient rehabilitation six days a week to residents as well as community members in its Medicare/Medicaid certified center. Located close to Yavapai Regional Medical Center, Meadow Park provides short and long term care and has a dedicated Behavioral Care unit, a Respite Care program, and provides Hospice services to those in need. Mingus Mountain Academy Treatment Center for Young Women Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) N. Marina St. #201, Prescott, AZ Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral Health Authority (NARBHA) or S. Yale, Flagstaff, AZ Website: TASC Warmline (non crisis support): :30-11p.m. 609 West Gurley, Prescott, AZ Treatment, Assessment, Screening for alcohol/drug abuse; counseling Verde Valley Guidance Center E Cottonwood St., Cottonwood, AZ West Yavapai Guidance Clinic S. Cortex St., Prescott, AZ Website: Provides treatment services to children that address mild, moderate and severe behavioral health problems, with emphasis on family intervention and community involvement. Services are available to AHCCCS eligible Page 56

58 children and families, and those meeting Arizona Department of Health Services eligibility requirements. Women in New Recovery or Prescott Website: Structured living environment for women in recovery from alcohol and/or drug addiction. Must have at least 3 days of sobriety to enter. A seven-month commitment is required. Children s Services Childcare Resource & Referral Service Community Health Center Kids Care KIDS Health Insurance for kids in low income families DES Childcare W. Gurley, Prescott DES Child Protective Services (CPS) Prescott: W. Gurley St. Ste 2, Prescott, AZ Prescott Valley: E. Hwy. 69 Ste. 101, Prescott Valley, AZ Provide childcare and/or counseling for any open CPS case, including psychological evaluations. We place children in foster care whose lives are at risk from abuse/neglect. Assist in transporting CPS clients to services. God s World Childcare N Valorie Dr., Prescott Valley Headstart Prescott: Rodeo Drive Prescott Valley: Panther Path Chino Valley: N. Rd 1 E. New Adventures CDC S. Marina St., Prescott Partners for Healthy Families School-based health service that provides basic medical and dental care to uninsured and underinsured children and their siblings at participating schools in the Quad city area. A Pediatric Nurse Practitioner delivers health care and the clinics are licensed by the state Prescott Child Development Center W. Whipple, Prescott Arizona s Children Association or Information and Referral: N. Washington Ave, Prescott, AZ Website: Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) N. Windsong Dr. Suite 5 Prescott Valley, AZ Website: Services bring families and professionals together, working in collaboration to support a child s growth, development and learning. Available to infants and toddlers, birth to three years of age, with disabilities or developmental delays Arizona Reach Out and Read N. Central Ave, Suite 710 Phoenix, AZ Web site: [email protected] At every well-child check-up, doctors and nurses encourage parents to read aloud to their young children. Every child, age six months to six years, is given a new, developmentally appropriate children s book to keep. Support sites in Yavapai County include: Cornerstone Pediatrics, Yavapai Regional Medical Center/Partners for Healthy Students, Ponderosa Pediatrics & North Country Community Health Center/Ash Fork & Seligman Clinics. Page 57

59 Big Brothers/Big Sisters Prescott: Prescott Valley: Website: Community-based and school-based mentoring of children ages 5 to 17. Volunteer mentoring opportunities for men, women, couples, families, senior and high-school youth. Birthline Hillside, Prescott, AZ Assistance provided to women who are pregnant and need help. Services include: pregnancy testing; infant supplies, including clothing for children up to age 2, baby furniture, diapers, wipes and formula, when available; lending library of books and parenting videos. Birth to Five Helpline KIDS (5437) 2850 N. 24th St. Phoenix, AZ Web site: All Arizona families with young children and parents-to-be, to call with questions or concerns about their infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Bright Start Home Visiting Program Free, county-wide home visitation program for families who are pregnant or have children under age 6. Parents learn and practice skills to support their child s brain development, while addressing other areas of development, health, parenting, and family relationships. Individualized programs are tailored to each family s strengths and needs. Boys & Girls Club of Central Arizona E. Loos Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ The Boys & Girls Club is a youth development organization offering programs to youth ages 6-18 in five core areas: Education and Career Development. Character and Leadership Development. The Arts. Health and Life Skills. Sports, Fitness and Recreation. These programs are offered after school from 2-6 p.m. and summer programs are available. Buena Vista Children s Services Website: Childcare, childcare training. Child Haven or Free crisis nursery placements for children birth to 6 years of age, whose families are facing extreme difficulties caused by stress, illness, homelessness, or a crisis situation. Overnight care is provided in the homes of licensed/certified volunteer Child Haven Host Families. Chino Area Partnership P.O. Box 361, Paulden, AZ A parent-led action team dedicated to improving the lives of children and individuals with disabilities and special health care needs. The partnership provides networking, summer literacy programs for special needs, advocacy, collaboration, community awareness, resource and referral. Meetings are usually held the first Thursday of each month from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the CVUSD Administration Board Room, 41 N. Hwy 89, Chino Valley. Chino Valley School District Cougar Lane Preschool x East Center St. Chino Valley, AZ Provides educational opportunities for special needs preschoolers, 3-5 years of age. High Country Early Intervention Clearwater Dr. Suite B, Prescott, AZ [email protected] Web site: Services are provided to families with children, birth to age three, who have developmental delays or disabilities. May include: speech, occupational and/or physical therapy, psychological evaluations, vision and audiological screenings; offered in English or Spanish. Referral for an evaluation can be made through AzEIP First! or the child s primary care physician. No cost to families. Page 58

60 Healthy Families Arizona Prescott Verde Valley Serves at-risk families during pregnancy and after the birth of the baby. Families are contacted during pregnancy or after the birth of the baby if there are certain risk factors such as poverty, unemployment, substance abuse, domestic violence or other high stress factors Kare Kinship Program ext. 18 Free county wide program to provide support to kinship families (relatives raising relatives children) through information and referral, financial programs, and community development. Intake for ADES KINCARE subsidies for grandparents raising grandchildren. The Caring Presence Address: 1024 Willow Creek Road, Suite B, Prescott, AZ Website: Provides a variety of non-medical, in-home care services, such as: assistance for new moms, personal care, light housekeeping, meal preparation, laundry, companionship, incidental transportation, respite care, shopping, community resources information, and after-surgery care. Prevent Child Abuse Arizona or P.O. Box 432, Prescott, AZ [email protected] One of 48 state chapters of Prevent Child Abuse America (preventchildabuse.org); based in Prescott Valley. Develops innovative, evidence-based programs aimed at parents of young children at-risk for maltreatment. Provides training for law enforcement. Tri-City Partnership for Special Children And Families N. Windsong Dr., Suite 2, Prescott Valley, AZ Web site: Parents partnering with professionals to improve the lives of children, adults and families with disabilities or special health care needs. Meetings are held on the last Thursday of each month from 12-2:00 p.m. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Family Consumer sciences Rodeo Drive, # C, Prescott, AZ Education programs in family and youth development help families become healthy and develop successful family relationships. Programs focus on children, youth and adult development, food safety, community development and leadership. Early Brain Development Training (age 0-5): Food Safety Education and Certification for consumers and restaurant employees; Nutrition Education; Health and Fitness; Food Preservation. Yavapai Casa For Kids, Inc or P.O. Box 12457, Prescott, AZ Assist in recruiting Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA s) and to seek and distribute funds to help children in foster care in Yavapai County. Yavapai Communities For Young Children Clearwater Drive Suite B, Prescott AZ [email protected] Web site: A community-based coalition, bringing together parents, educators, practitioners, agencies, advocates and health service providers as partners to utilize our collective resources in the support of young children. Counseling Catholic Charities Community Services Prescott: W. Gurley, Prescott, AZ Website: Adoption and pregnancy counseling, counseling, elderly case management, community services, emergency shelter and transitional housing, family builders, Families FIRST, family life abstinence education, foster care, information and referral and Teen-age Pregnancy Prevention (TAPP). Emergency and Page 59

61 energy assistance benefits children and their families with food, emergency shelter and prescriptions. Transitional shelter services serves families with children in apartments in various locations. Developmental Disabilities AIRES E. Valley Road Suite F Prescott Valley, AZ Website: Small group homes; foster care. Full range of developmental disabilities. Arizona Support Service and Intensive Skills Training - A.S.S.I.S.T (928) N. Hwy. 89- Prescott, AZ [email protected] Certified Respite and Habilitation providers. A.B.A. (Applied Behavioral Analysis) training for therapists and parents, as well as other disability specified training. Quarterly consultations to review, evaluate and update each individual s home program. Multiple resources and support opportunities for clients families. DES Division of Developmental Disabilities Prescott: W. Gurley St. Ste. 3, Prescott, AZ Cottonwood: E. Cherry St., Cottonwood, AZ Provide an array of home and communitybased services, including information, referral and respite care. Intermountain Centers for Human Development / Website: Treatment alternative to incarceration or institutionalization for Native American youth and other youth referred through the Dept. of Economic Security between the ages of 12 and 18 who have been identified as socially disabled, as in need of supervision, or as emotionally disturbed. Educational/Vocational AZ DES--One Stop Career Centers N. Grove Ave., Prescott, AZ Camp Verde Adult Reading Camp Verde, AZ Website: Chino Area Partnership P.O. Box 361, Paulden, AZ Community partnership, summer literacy program for special needs, advocacy, collaboration, community awareness, resource and referral. Meetings: Usually held the first Thursday of each month from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the CVUSD Administration Board Room, 41 N. Hwy 89, Chino Valley. Centraur Leadership Services Grove Ave, Prescott, AZ Youth leadership program (7-17 y.o.) involving care and treatment of horses & horsemanship. DES Vocational Rehabilitation Prescott: W. Gurley Commission: Publications: TTY: Preschool of Christian Academy S. Marina St. Prescott, AZ [email protected] Active hands-on learning for 3-5 year olds. Accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Prescott High School Teen Parents N. Ruth St., Prescott, AZ Program allows student teen parents to attend classes at Prescott High School while their preschool children are cared for in a supervised child care center. The Child Care Center is open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Student teen parents are required to work in the child care center for a minimum of 1 hour per day. The teen parents are also required to prepare and serve lunch to Page 60

62 their children. Students enrolled in the teen parent program are also required to attend a parenting course that meets daily for one hour. Prescott Unified School District Discovery Gardens Preschool Campbell Ave. Prescott, AZ Developmentally appropriate preschool for 3-5 yea olds; includes the full range of special needs services. This program is accredited by National Association for the Education of Young Children. Yavapai Workforce Connection E. Cherry St., Suite F, Cottonwood, AZ Yavapai Workforce Connection (NACOG Workforce Development Center) N. Marina St. #201, Prescott, AZ Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) RSA Region 3: Workforce Investment ACT (WIA) DES Job Services Office Iron Springs Rd. Prescott DES Job Services Office Cherry Street, Cottonwood Yavapai Community College or Elder Abuse/Services Adult Protective Services Adult Abuse Hotline TTY: Investigates reports of abuse or neglect of adults and elderly individuals. If you suspect abuse or neglect, or are a victim of abuse, exploitation, abandonment or neglect, call the numbers above. If you or another is in immediate danger, call 911. C.A.S.A. Senior Center Telephone and face to face contact, homebound elders receive companionship and know that someone out there cares. Activities vary by program but may include having a listening ear, playing cards, receiving telephone calls, and more National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse K Street NW, Washington DC Website: The mission of the NCPEA is to prevent abuse, neglect and exploitation of older adults through research, advocacy, public and professional awareness, interdisciplinary exchange and coalition building. NACOG Area Agency on Aging, Family Caregiver Program or Resource for family caregivers. Employment Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES)/Rehabilitation Services Administration Vocational Program Iron Springs Road, Suite 11 Prescott AZ Serves people with a physical, emotional, or mental disability impairing employment. Arizona Women s Education & Employment North Granite Street, Suite 203 Prescott AZ Helps set a career path, teaches new skills and provides job coaching. Many resources are available to assist with finding employment. Welcomes older individuals. Arizona Workforce Connection of Yavapai County Page 61

63 221 North Marina, Suite 201, Prescott AZ Website: Provides services for anyone looking for a job including a database of jobs that can be accessed online or at the one-stop career center. Programs, classes, and training opportunities are available. Circles of Support W. Gurley, Prescott, AZ Coach the families in the areas of job acquisition and retention, medical insurance, housing, nutrition, clothing, childcare, budgeting and finance and car acquisition. Department of Economic Security Employment Service Winslow 319 E. 3rd Street Prescott Valley E. Hwy 69 #211 Prescott W. Gurley Goodwill North Lee Boulevard, Prescott AZ Work opportunities for persons working with the Vocational Rehabilitation Program. Must be referred by the Arizona Department of Economic Security, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. National Network for Women s Employment Website: New Horizons U.S. Vets , ext Employment training for veterans Veterans Upward Bound VAMC Yavapai College Career Skills Program Panther Path, Prescott Valley Victory Adult Ed Center N. Rd. 1 West, Chino Valley Women Work! Yavapai College E. Sheldon St., Prescott Yavapai Exceptional Industries Prescott N. Washington Ave., Prescott AZ Prescott Valley N. Lake Valley Rd., Prescott AZ Employment for adults of working age that have disabilities. End-Of-Life Care/Hospice Community Partnership for Comfort Care PO Box 536, Prescott AZ Community education on end-of-life care. Call for information on advance directives or any other end-of-life issues. Hospice Family Care E. Sheldon, Ste 100, Prescott AZ Serving the Tri-City area and most of Yavapai County; Medicare Licensed Hospice Inpatient Care Center in Yavapai County. National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Arizona Hospice and Palliative Care Organization PO Box 5189, Sun City West AZ Website: Provides consumer information on hospice care. Offers assistance with palliative and local hospice care contacts. Environmental Health Arizona Department of Environmental Quality W. Washington St., Phoenix AZ Website: Page 62

64 Oversees programs on air quality, water quality and waste programs in Arizona. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Website: The EPA is the Federal government agency responsible for controlling environmental pollution. National Pesticide Information Center Oregon State University Weniger Hall, Corvallis OR Website: npic.orst.edu Science-based information about pesticides, health affects information, toxicology, clean up and disposal resources. Yavapai County Community Health Services (YCCHS) Environmental Health Unit Prescott: Commerce Drive, Prescott AZ Cottonwood: South Sixth Street, Cottonwood AZ Website: Financial Yavapai County Department of Economics Referral to local AHCCCS Office: Prescott Office: Iron Springs Rd Ste1 Prescott Valley Office: E. Florentine Rd. Cottonwood Office: E. Cherry Street AHCCCS, Food Stamps, general assistance Food Banks/Assistance Arizona Department of Economic Security/Family Assistance or Prescott W. Gurley, Suite #1 Prescott Valley Florentine Welfare, Food Stamps, AFDC, GA Catholic Charities Prescott Tri-City Area N. Summit Cottonwood/Sedona Area Provides case management for Yavapai County home delivered meals. An assessment will determine if an individual is eligible to receive the home delivered meals. C.A.S.A. Senior Center East Manzanita Circle Prescott Valley AZ Chino Valley Food Bank N. Voss, Chino Valley, AZ First Baptist Church Goodwin/Marina St., Prescott, AZ Feed the Hungry Montezuma, Prescott, AZ Serving a hot meal to the needy who come to The Salvation Army dining hall on Saturdays between 2-3 p.m. through the facilities of The Salvation Army in Prescott. Food Club W. Gurley St., Prescott, AZ Website: Pre-selected quality food for $15/box per month. You receive almost double the purchase price in food. Food Stamp Program accepted. Free Methodist Church Willow Creek Road, Prescott AZ Good Neighbor Food Services N. Hwy 89 Ste. F, Chino Valley, AZ Provides nutritious low-cost food boxes to lowincome families of the tri-cities. Page 63

65 Gospel of Grace Food and Clothing Bank or Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank W. Gurley, Prescott, AZ Temporary food supplies for the needy people of Yavapai County who are qualified by Catholic Charities. Prescott Meals-on-Wheels Prescott Community Center 1280 Rosser Street, Prescott AZ Prescott Valley Head Start Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Outreach and Information Center Website: An automated 24-hour line giving information that can be faxed or mailed to you. Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm Eastern Standard Time. Yavapai Community Services Environmental Health Unit Prescott Commerce Drive, Prescott AZ Cottonwood South Sixth Street, Cottonwood AZ Website: Contact the environmental health unit by phone, or see food handler training information at Chino Valley Senior Center W. Butterfield Rd. Chino Valley, AZ Florentine Road Prescott Valley, AZ Chino Valley Food Bank N. Voss, Chino Valley, AZ Serving Chino Valley and Paulden 11-3 M-F Old Town Mission E. Pinal, Cottonwood, AZ Open Door West Gurley Street, Prescott AZ Prescott Community Cupboard Prescott Free Methodist Church Willow Creek Rd Prescott, AZ Prescott Head Start Prescott Meals-on-Wheels Prescott Community Center 1280 Rosser Street, Prescott AZ Prescott Valley Head Start Salvation Army South Montezuma, Prescott AZ Food boxes available subject to eligibility guidelines. Breakfast served at 8 a.m. Monday through Friday, with sack lunches available to take out. Prescott Valley Food Bank Manzanita Circle, Prescott Valley, AZ Food for families in emergency. Food must be picked up at 9360 Manzanita Circle. Monday through Friday, Noon to 2:45 p.m. Food support to qualified families once a month for 4 months. St. Vincent de Paul Society Prescott Prescott Valley Women, Children, Infants (WIC) Commerce, Prescott - Chino Valley Ash Fork, Bagdad, Seligman Yarnell: Ext 3138 Page 64

66 Black Canyon City: Ext 3138 Provides nutritious foods, education about healthy eating, and referrals to health care. Yavapai Community Services Food Plus Program Prescott Office Cottonwood Office Provides monthly food box as nutrition supplement to income-eligible county residents age 60+. Yavapai Food Bank East Long Mesa Drive, Prescott Valley Health Information AHCCCS W. Gurley Suite #1, Prescott Florentine, Prescott Valley Arizona Medical Board East Doubletree Ranch Road Scottsdale, AZ Website: Resource for checking on the license status of allopathic physicians (MDs) and filing a complaint against an MD. Complaints can be filed through an online form on the website. Arizona Long Term Care System Willow Creek Rd., Prescott Goodwin Street Medical Supply W. Goodwin Street, Suite 1 Prescott AZ (Inside the Goodwin Street Pharmacy Building). Provide home health/medical supplies. Items such as walkers, wheelchairs, crutches, breast pumps, and SVN s are available for rent; wound care, ostomy, and diabetic supplies. Certified fitters for vascular stockings, mastectomy items, orthotics, and specialty pillows. HealthFinder Website: Guides you to online publications, clearinghouses, data bases, other websites, support and self-help groups. Government agencies and nonprofit organizations providing reliable information are also listed Meadow Park Care Center Dougherty, Prescott AZ Website: 62-bed community offering inpatient rehabilitation six days a week to residents as well as community members in its Medicare/Medicaid certified center. Located close to Yavapai Regional Medical Center, Meadow Park provides short and long term care and has a dedicated Behavioral Care unit, a Respite Care program, and provides Hospice services to those in need. Medline Plus Webstite: This service of the US National Library of Medicine and the National Institute of Health is a comprehensive site of health information. MedicineNet Website: Information is available on over 550 diseases and conditions. A dictionary with medical terms can be accessed online. Northern AZ VA Health Care (VAMC) Hwy 89 North, Prescott Overlund Home Health and Healthy Living Florentine Road, Suite C Prescott Valley AZ Specializes in providing incontinence products, daily living aids, durable medical equipment, ostomy supplies, and organic/natural alternative supplements Shanti Wellness Project Providing low cost holistic health care for women. Page 65

67 United Way Information Network or N. Windsong Drive, Suite 8, Prescott Valley, AZ Web site: Provides centralized information and referral to health & human service providers for Yavapai County residents through enhancement of nonprofit and public partnerships, networking, and the development of services. Yavapai Blind Center N. Washington Ave. Prescott Serving people with vision and hearing loss Yavapai County Community Health Services or Commerce, Prescott, AZ Web site: Immunizations for vaccine-preventable disease (measles, mumps, meningococcal, rubella, polio, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, varicella, hepatitis A and B) are provided to children at the appropriate age intervals. A $15 per child administration fee is charged. No one is denied service based on inability to pay the administration fee. Yavapai Regional Medical Center Family Resource Center Willow Creek Rd., Prescott Mountain Valley Regional Rehabilitation Hospital N. Windsong Dr., Prescott Valley AZ MVRRH.ernesthealth.com Treats patients who have functional deficits as a result of debilitating illnesses or injuries. 40- bed inpatient and outpatient rehab hospital specializing in recovery from brain injuries, hip fractures, joint replacement, trauma, neurological disease and more. National Rehabilitation Information Center Prescott Samaritan Village Scott Drive, Prescott AZ Prescott Valley Samaritan Center North Windsong Drive Prescott Valley AZ Specializing in rehabilitation following surgery, strokes or other illnesses; physical, occupational and speech therapists to work with each patient to meet their individual goals. Medicare/Medicaid certified clinics. Immigration Naturalization Services Global Family Legal Systems Friendly House Legal Assistance Community Legal Services or N. Mt Vernon St., Prescott, AZ Global Family Legal Services Southwest Dr, Suite 5 Sedona, AZ NACOG Legal Advocacy Program or Grove Avenue, Prescott AZ Provides opportunity for resolution through mediation (except for real estate mediation). Service is free of charge to anyone in the community. Outreach Programs Arizona Support Services and Intensive Skills Training (A.S.S.I.S.T) N. Hwy. 89 Prescott, AZ Mailing Address: P.O. Box 300 Kirkland, AZ [email protected] Provides individuals with special needs and their families increased resources, training, quality habilitation and respite providers and on-going support. Services include: Certified Page 66

68 Respite and Habilitation providers. Applied Behavioral Analysis training for therapists and parents, as well as other disability specified training. C.A.S.A. Senior Center Telephone and face to face contact, homebound elders receive companionship and know that someone out there cares. Activities vary by program but may include having a listening ear, playing cards, receiving telephone calls, and more Four County Conference on Developmental Disabilities N. Arizona Avenue, Prescott, AZ Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3262, Prescott, AZ [email protected] An advocacy group for persons with developmental disabilities and their families. Seminars, workshops, training opportunities, newsletters, lending library, and toy library are offered Neighbor to Neighbor P.O. Box 25450, Prescott AZ Volunteers providing elders and the disabled with transportation, emergency pendants, business/handyperson help. Prescott Valley Domestic Violence Prevention Program or P.O. Box 432, Prescott, AZ Increases public awareness of the impact of violence on young children; provides support to victims of domestic violence, and endeavors to hold perpetrators more accountable through the legal system. Yavapai Family Advocacy Center P.O. Box 26495, Prescott Valley, AZ Website: Seeks to minimize further trauma to victims of violent crimes and family violence by coordinating law enforcement, CPS, prosecution, & victims support services. Counseling is provided for clients who have come through YFAC and other clients when available. Staff identifies and assists in locating resources for victims. Domestic Violence Support Groups are held weekly. Child care is provided. Parenting Adoptive Parents Support Group (928) Sequoia Lane, Prescott, AZ [email protected] Pre-adoption workshops where interested families can explore many adoption options, i.e. lending library of adoption resources, including basic information as well as children s books. Adults and Children Together Against Violence (ACT) Parent s Raising Safe Kids is an 8 week parent education program for community members who raise, care for, and/or teach children ages 0-9 years. ACT for Dad s is designed specifically for male caregivers and is facilitated by a trained, experience ACT dad. Baby Arizona Hotline Family Support Services Prescott & Humboldt Unified School Districts ext.152 or ext. 153 HUSD: Web site: Parenting programs are offered that focus on skill development of parents. Free childcare, meal or refreshment provided at each class. Classes are open to the community at large, including parents & grandparents. Program sites rotate among schools in Prescott and Prescott Valley. Raising Special Kids or N. Central Ave #200, Phoenix, AZ Web site: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Family Consumer sciences Page 67

69 Rodeo Drive, # C, Prescott, AZ Education programs in family and youth development help families become healthy and develop successful family relationships. Programs focus on children, youth and adult development, food safety, community development and leadership. Early Brain Development Training (age 0-5): Food Safety Education and Certification for consumers and restaurant employees; Nutrition Education; Health and Fitness; Food Preservation. WIC Statewide: Prescott: Prescott Valley: Cottonwood: Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children. Prescott Valley Domestic Violence Prevention Program Yavapai College - Del E. Webb Family Enrichment Center Web site: Provides monthly parenting workshops on a variety of topics geared toward parents and caregivers of children 0-5. Workshops are offered on Saturdays or evenings, and typically last 2 to 3 hours. Free child care provided for children 3 months 6 years for those who signup in advance. Planned Parenthood Planned Parenthood or W. Gurley, Prescott, AZ Prescription Drugs-- Discount Card AARP Pharmacy Services Arizona CoppeRX Card Prescription Program Website: All Arizona state residents may take advantage of this prescription program. Savings of 10%- 55% or more available. Enrollment is free. Food & Drug Administration - MedWatch Website: Reports safety warnings and recalls for products regulated by the FDA. RX List The Internet Drug Index Website: Directory of medications and news relating to pharmaceuticals. Updates and news pertaining to new medications. Yavapai Community Services Website: Access a list of county discount card distribution locations online. Program helps county residents, regardless of age, income or existing healthcare coverage, to save an average of 20% on prescription medications, including pet medications, any time prescriptions are not covered by insurance. Free cards are distributed throughout Yavapai County at Community Health Centers, county and city offices, and several community organizations. Pregnancy ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF MIDWIVES (928) Offers educational programs for midwives, related professionals and consumers. Provides referral for preconception planning, prenatal care, home birth and childbirth classes. Childbirth Classes Crisis Pregnancy Center of Prescott E. Gurley St., Prescott, AZ [email protected] Support for women who are in a crisis pregnancy or have a related problem. Free pregnancy testing, maternity clothing, baby clothing and accessories, pregnancy Page 68

70 counseling, abstinence education, postabortion support, and sexual abuse groups Family Resource Center YRMC Website: We provide prenatal, infant and early childhood developmental information as well as family support activities to participating families. Hannah s Home Box 2074, Prescott, AZ [email protected] Support for pregnant teen mothers who are homeless or in other crisis situations and plan to carry their babies to term. Physical, emotional and spiritual assistance to prepare for the decisions and challenges they face. Health Start/Nurse Family Partnership Prescott Office Provides a specially trained Community Health Worker (CHW) to make home visits to women who are pregnant, after pregnancy, have very young children or babies in newborn intensive care. Visits focus on the health and development of the child, nutrition, home safety and more. Dads and other family members can join in the home visits. Assistance with applying for AHCCCS and accessing other resources. Eligibility: Low income women who are pregnant, and at-risk women with a child under the age of 2. New Life Pregnancy Center or E. Palo Verde St., Unit B, Prescott Valley, AZ [email protected] Website: Free pregnancy testing. Women experiencing an unplanned pregnancy may receive accurate information and counseling to discuss options. Assistance with accessing community resources such as shelter, childbirth and parenting classes, and physicians is provided. Assistance, including clothing, diapers, and formula is available to individuals in need. Pregnancy Riskline Arizona Teratology Information Program is available to pregnant and lactating women, their families and healthcare providers. ATIP provides accurate and current information to callers about possible effects a drug or substance may have during a pregnancy or breastfeeding. Three part-time genetic counselors on staff Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Respite Meadow Park Care Center Dougherty, Prescott AZ bed community offering inpatient rehabilitation six days a week to residents as well as community members in its Medicare/Medicaid certified center. Located close to Yavapai Regional Medical Center, Meadow Park provides short and long term care and has a dedicated Behavioral Care unit, a Respite Care program, and provides Hospice services to those in need. NACOG Area Agency on Aging, Family Caregiver Program or Resource for family caregivers. Shelters/Housing Catholic Charities West Gurley Street, Prescott, AZ Emergency shelter assistance. Child Haven Emergency shelter for children Choices AZ W. Gurley, Ste. 201, Prescott, AZ Development of homes for first time home buyers Affordable loan programs, financial counseling, homeowner education and down payment savings program, matched with Federal dollars up to 3 to 1. Page 69

71 Common Ground S. Montezuma, Prescott Church on the Street Carleton, Prescott Shelter, food First Baptist Church Reach-Out Program S. Marina St., Prescott, AZ Food/limited housing/utility assistance Old Town Mission E Pinal St Cottonwood AZ Emergency food/gas vouchers/travelers assistance/medical prescriptions Open Door West Gurley Street, Prescott AZ Prescott Area Habitat/Humanity Willow Creek Rd. Prescott Area Women s Shelter - PAWS N Rush St., Prescott, AZ [email protected] Provides women and their children with nightly emergency shelter services. Guests must arrive between 5 and 6 p.m. for check-in procedures. Hours will be overnight from 5 p.m. until 8 a.m. Guests are provided a hot meal, a shower, and access to telephone and internet as well as information on community resources. Project Aware Shelter /2 Leroux Street, Prescott, AZ Emergency shelter/transitional housing serving men 1718 Willow Creek Rd., Prescott, AZ Crisis shelter serving young adults age 17 and older. Salvation Army South Montezuma, Prescott AZ Emergency vouchers for motels subject to eligibility guidelines and availability of funds St. Vincent de Paul Turning Point Youth Crisis Shelter / Willow Creek Rd., Prescott, AZ Provide crisis intervention services to abused, neglected and dependent youth by offering a safe and supportive environment where they may develop self-empowerment and coping skills for life. Homeless Youth Intervention Program Willow Creek Rd., Prescott, AZ Reunify homeless or potentially homeless youth with their families and enhance the parent/child relationships by providing the necessary resources and services for a safe and stable environment. When reunification is not possible, the goal becomes the enhancement of the youth s ability to be self-sufficient through services. Stepping Stones Agencies (Hotline) or N. Windsong Dr., Suite 9, Prescott Valley, AZ Web site: 24-hour emergency shelter and support for women and their children seeking help from a victimizing situation. One-to-One and group educational and support programs and safety planning. The Second Step N Virginia, Prescott Housing for Men Turning Point/Youth Willow Creek Rd. Prescott US Vets United States Veterans Initiative North Highway 89, Prescott, AZ Website: usvetsinc.org Page 70

72 The mission of the initiative is to reintegrate the greatest number of homeless veterans to their highest level of independence as rapidly as possible. Verde Valley Guidance Center E Cottonwood St., Cottonwood, AZ Yavapai County Veterans Administration ext Highway 89 North, Prescott, AZ Stepping Stones/abused women & children help line: Support Groups AA-Alateen-Alanon ALATEEN (928) Delano St. Prescott, AZ Meetings held at Safe Harbor Center. This is a safe and comfortable place for teens and preteens to learn how to cope with someone else s, their parents, siblings, friends or relatives) alcoholism or drug addiction through the 12 steps. Al-Anon Website: al-anon-az.org Support groups for people who are affected by a loved one s drinking. Alcoholics Anonymous Prescott Area Intergroup AA meetings available seven days a week. Call for a detailed list of meetings. Alzheimer s Caregiver Support Groups Grove Ave., Ste B, Prescott, AZ Equip, energize and ultimately empower individuals, families and communities to provide compassionate and effective dementia care and support. Youth program is an educational program that is presented in the schools using age appropriate materials; including books, videos and Power Point presentations, to discuss aging and memory loss with children of all ages from K-12th grade. Also offers support, services, and education programs for families, professionals and communities throughout Northern Arizona. Brain Injury, Traumatic Breast of Friends Cancer Support Group Cancer Survivors Support Group Celebrate Recovery American Evangelical Lutheran Church Scott Dr., Prescott, AZ Website: The Heights Church Or Larry Caldwell Dr., Prescott AZ Support group with childcare provided. Christian 12-step support group for hurts, hang-ups and habits, ages 16 and older. Women s mixed-issues Step Study; Thursdays, 6:00-7:00 p.m. Men and Women s Discussion Meeting. Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome and Fibromyalgia Support Group Compassionate Friends Offers support to families grieving the death of a child of any age from any cause. Nearly 600 chapters nationwide provide group support. M.I.S.S. Foundation Peer Support for Bereaved Parents Whetstine Avenue, Prescott AZ [email protected] Web site: M.I.S.S. stands for Mothers (and Fathers) in Sympathy and Support. Volunteer-based organization committed to providing support to families in crisis after the death of a baby or child, from any cause. Page 71

73 Mothers Of Preschoolers - MOPS Scott Drive, Prescott, AZ [email protected] Meets twice a month to network, enjoy group activities, and focus on methods to help nurture their children while their preschoolers are cared for by trained volunteers. Fees: Annual membership fee payable at first meeting. Scholarships are available. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Support Group NACOG Area Agency on Aging, Family Caregiver Program New Beginnings Foundation Outreach Bereavement Meetings New Hope Recovery Center NAZCARE Website: Life skills training and peer support services for adults with a mental health diagnosis and/or co-occurring substance abuse issues. Transportation provided. Hours: Monday through Thursday, 8-3. Northland Cares Website: HIV positive support group - also a family, friends and loved ones support group; phone and one to one support. Volunteer teams to assist persons with AIDS in daily living. Information & referral to local resources. Community Education through public events. Speakers bureau. HIV free testing. Library on living with HIV. Parkinson s Disease Prostate Cancer Support Group or Website: serves LGBTQ youth, ages 13-20, in Yavapai County who need a safe space for peer support, access to accurate information, life skills building, leadership training, knowledge of available community resources, supportive role models, and varied social activities. Recovery Inc Support group helps people struggling with stress, tension, depression, fatigue, anger fears, anxiety panic, sleep issues, and other problems. Safe Harbor Delano St., Prescott, AZ Hours: 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., seven days a week. Peer support, AA meetings, sponsorships, individual and family help, referrals to other community services. Senior Friends Together Ext. 272 Senior Men s Group Ext. 272 For senior men who are experiencing life challenging events. Smoking Cessation Program Arizona s Smoker s Helpline: Tobacco cessation services for youth, adults, and pregnant women. Free classes are open to the public through Yavapai County Community Health Services. Spinal Injury Support Group Women of Wisdom Support Group Ext. 272 For senior women in transition. Yavapai County Satellite Ostomy Group Q 2 Youth Willow Creek Dr., Prescott, AZ Page 72

74 Transportation -Local Safe Ride Prescott Transit Bus Line: Cottonwood Transit Service (CATS) American Red Cross Reserve-A-Ride Transportation to doctor appointments for prescription pick-ups, grocery shopping and essential errands. Services are limited to seniors and disabled people. A small fee is charged. Rides must be reserved 48 hours in advance. NACOG N. Marina St., Prescott Ride vouchers Neighbor to Neighbor Serves Areas Prescott Valley to Cordes Lakes People Who Care Serves Prescott and Chino Valley Volunteers provide transportation for enrolled seniors for essential appointments such as medical, shopping, social services and business. New Horizons Independent Living Center East Manley Drive, Suite 1 Prescott Valley AZ Website: Transportation available for everyday activities including social activities and essential errands. Accepts NACOG transportation vouchers with an additional $2.00 fee. Service area includes Spring Valley, Chino Valley, Prescott and all points between. Wheelchair transportation available. Prescott Transit Authority or E. Sheldon, Prescott AZ Door-to-door, Dial-A-Ride sedan, van and limousine service throughout the state. Shuttle U or Whipple Street, Prescott AZ Website: Fifteen round trips daily from the Tri-City area to the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Verde Valley Care Givers Sedona & Camp Verde Transportation - Long Distance Angel Flight Volunteer private pilots provide medical transportation in 14 western states. Corporate Angel Network Arranges free transportation to and/or from distant treatment centers for cancer patients, bone marrow recipients, and bone marrow donors via empty seats on corporate aircraft. Financial need is not a requirement. Flights for Life Inc Website: Flights available for people with a financial need for medical services within Arizona and bordering states. No emergency services, must be ambulatory and have a release from a physician to ride in non-pressurized cabin. Other Assistance Arizona Community Action Association (602) N. 3rd St, Ste Phoenix, AZ Selective Services Website: Registration for selective services VERDE AREA COMMUNITY RESOURCES AA/NA/Al Alanon or or Page 73

75 American Psychiatric Association-Hotline Arizona Families First-Catholic Charities Substance Abuse case management AZ DES-Division of Children, Youth, and Family services or E Cherry St. Cottonwood Arizona s Children Association In-home family counseling; foster care and adoption; counseling and consultation; Child Haven (crisis nursery); respite; independent living services. Boys and Girls Club of Cottonwood Smart Moves and Street Smarts-resistance training for drugs, alcohol and gang involvement. Chapter So. 8 th St., Cottonwood. [email protected] Men s 12-step recovery group home. Empact Suicide prevention center. Mingus Center Medical detox-cd/sa assessment, counseling and discharge planning. Recovery Alternatives SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) -- National Office SADD-INC. ( ) Website: azsadd.org for AZ Chapter TASC (Treatment, Assessment, Screening Center) Verde Valley Guidance Clinic SA/CD screening, assessment, counseling and treatment--groups and individual. TORC (Teen Outpatient Rehab Center) Sedona Pathways Court ordered Substance Abuse treatment. Sedona Teen Center Hotlines Abortion Information Adolescent Crisis Intervention & Counseling Nineline Adoption Network Adoptions- Rosie Adoptions (If you are pregnant) AIDS Treatment Information Services HIV-0440 ( ) AIDS National Hotline Al-Anon/Alateen Hotline AL-ANON ( ) Hope & Help for young people who are the relatives & friends of a problem drinker Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters Alcohol/Drug Abuse Hotline HELP (4357) Abortion Federation - National (USA) Anasazi Foundation Arizona Smokers Helpline Page 74

76 Arizona Poison & Drug Information Center Arizona Postpartum Wellness Coalition (APWC) Quad Cities Chapter MOMS (6667) AZ Warmline for Postpartum Support International; volunteers provide phone support to new mothers. Calls are returned within 3 hours from 9 a.m. 9 p.m. in English or Spanish. Be Sober Hotline BE-SOBER ( ) Birthright Birth To Five Helpline KIDS (5437 Boys Town National Hotline Care Net HELP (4357) Center for the Prevention of School Violence Centers for Disease Control AIDS Info CHADD-Children & Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Child Abuse Hotline--Child help USA A-CHILD ( ) Children of the World (If you want to adopt a child) Cocaine Help Line COCAINE ( ) 24 Hour Cocaine Hotline Covenant House Nineline Crisis Hotlines HOPE (4673) Drug Addiction Hotline Drug Help National Helplines Drug and Alcohol Resource Center Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention Hours: 8 am - noon daily, PT Eating Disorders Hotline Eating Disorders Center Eating Disorders Help Bulimia/Anorexia Ecstasy Addiction Elder Abuse Hotline Emergency Contraception Information NOT-2-LATE ( ) Family Violence Prevention Center Family Violence Center Food Addiction Friends of Battered Women and their Children HELP (4357) Gay & Lesbian National Hotline THE-GLNH ( ) Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) National Youth Talkline Page 75

77 Gay & Transgender Hate Crime Hotline HATE (4283) National Headache Foundation or Health Resource Center of Domestic Violence or Healing Woman Foundation (Abuse) Help Finding a Therapist THERAPIST ( ) Herpes Resource Center Homeless/Runaway National Runaway Hotline Homelessness Incest Awareness Foundation Incest Hotline for guys: M.A.L.E MALE ( ) Independent Adoption Center Hours: 9am - 5pm PT Learning Disabilities - National Center for Learning Disabilities Lifeline Lyme Disease Hotline LYME ( ) Marijuana Anonymous Mental Health InfoSource Missing & Exploited Children Hotline Mothers Against Drunk Drivers MADD ( ) National Abortion Federation Hotline National Adoption Center National Adolescent Suicide Hotline National Sexual Assault Hotline National Association for Children of Alcoholics COAS ( ) National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) National Child Abuse Hotline or AChild ( ) National Clearinghouse for Drug and Alcohol Information National Domestic Violence Hotline SAFE ( ) TTY: National Drug Abuse Hotline HELP ( ) National Hispanic Family Health Hotline National Hotline for Missing & Exploited Children National Inhalant Prevention Coalition National Institute on Drug Abuse & Alcoholism Page 76

78 National Institute of Mental Health ANXIETY ( ) National Mental Health America National Office of Post Abortion Trauma National Resource Center on Domestic Violence National Runaway Switchboard & Suicide Hotline National Runaway Switchboard Crisis Line National STD Hotline National Youth Crisis Hotline National Victim Center FYI-CALL ( ) National Women's Health Hotline (PMS Access) Panic Disorder Information Hotline PANIC ( ) People against Rape Pet Loss Support Hotline Grief Counseling ISU-PLSH ( ) Pet Loss Support Hotline PMS Access National Women's Health Hotline :30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. C.T. Post-Abortion Project Rachel WE-CARE ( ) Pregnancy Hotline OPTIONS ( ) or Options Hotline HELP ( ) Pregnancy Hotline (National) Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Hotline Pregnant & Young Hotline RAINN Sexual Assault Hotline SUICIDE ( ) Rape, Abuse, Incest, National Network (RAINN) HOPE ( ) Resource Center on Civil and Criminal Law Aka Battered Women's Justice Resource Center of Child Custody Protection Rosie Adoptions (If you are pregnant) Runaway Hotline Sacred Circle, National Resource Center to End Violence against Native Women Safe Choice Hotline (STDs & Pregnancy) Self Help Hotline (Bulimia / Anorexia) Planned Parenthood, Inc PLAN (7526) Page 77

79 Self-Injury Hotline - SAFE (Self Abuse Finally Ends) Alternatives Program DONT CUT ( ) Website: Sexual Assault Hotline Sexual Assault Hotline Smoker s Helpline: Stop It Now! (Sexual Abuse) PREVENT ( ) Students against Violence Everywhere SAVE (7283) Society's League against Molestation (SLAM) Sports Foundation for Women Stepping Stone Agencies (for Women) HOPE (4673). Suicide Hotline - (National Adolescent) Suicide Hotline SUICIDE ( ) Survivor's Youth Hotline or TalkZone (Peer Counselors) TALK ( ) Teen Helpline TeenLine USA National Suicide Hotlines SUICIDE ( ) or TALK ( ) Voices in Action VOICE-8 ( ) (Hours: 9 am - 6 pm CT) Listings for treatment & support of incest & child sexual abuse WAVE (Working against Violence Everywhere) Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program SUICIDE ( ) or Youth Crisis Hotline Youth America Hotline Suicide Prevention - The Trevor HelpLine (Specializing in gay and lesbian youth suicide prevention) Northern Arizona Youth Leadership Opportunity Directory Page 78

80 Apache County Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeastern Arizona 2702 S. White Mountain Rd. Ste H Show low, AZ or [email protected] Sponsors: Cellular One, Wal Mart, Hon Dah Casino and Resort, Navaphache Regional Medical Center Population: Youth 6 years and older in Apache County Special Emphasis: The provides a positive difference in the lives of children in Northeastern Arizona, through professionally supported one to one adult and high school mentoring relationships, and to assist them in achieving their highest potential as they grow to become caring, competent and confident individuals. Website: Fee: None HOSTS (Helping One Student to Succeed) PO Box 587 Chinle, AZ or [email protected] Sponsors: Key curriculum Press, SRA, Lakeshore learning materials Population: Youth in Chinle with lower than average reading levels Special Emphasis: HOSTS is a nationally recognized structured reading program that pairs a student who needs help in Reading with a community member who wants to make a difference in a student's life. With help from volunteer mentors, students receive the extra attention and encouragement they need to become a better student. Website: Fee: None Apache County 4 H Population: Any youth K 12. Special Emphasis: 4 H is the non formal youth development education program of the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Arizona. 4 H helps youth develop through the mentoring and involvement of parents, teens, and other volunteers. They involve youth in organizing and conducting learning experiences in a community setting. Website: h/index. html Fee: None Coconino County Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff 1338 W. Forest Meadows St. Ste 130 Flagstaff, AZ Sponsors: United way of Northern Arizona, City of Flagstaff, Pepsi, Pay and Take, Senator John McCain, and many more Population: Youth 6 years and older of Flagstaff Special Emphasis: To help children succeed by matching them with appropriate adult mentors Website: Fee: None Pathways Youth Program Sponsors: United Way of Northern Arizona Population: Native American youth residing in Flagstaff, Grade 3 8 th at risk for substance abuse Special Emphasis: Pathways Youth Program provide a culturally appropriate substance abuse resistance program to off reservation Native American youth; educate children that there are many paths in life to take and that there are consequences for every choice and decision that can affect their current and future lives; protect and enhance children s sense of self esteem and empowerment in order to create their own healthy, balanced life that addresses the needs of the body, the mind and the spirit; and improve the dynamics and functioning of Pathways families through fostering parenting and self help techniques, effective communication and advocacy skills. Website: Fee: The program is free of charge to eligible youth and their families, and transportation to and from Pathways activities is provided by NACA. Flagstaff Youth Volunteer Corps Page 79

81 Population: Middle and High School Students in Flagstaff Special Emphasis: An organization dedicated to connecting middle and high school students with meaningful service learning projects in the Flagstaff community Website: Youth of the Peaks Population: Youth of Northern Arizona Special Emphasis: To teach students about the importance and sacredness of the peaks to local tribes, where students can stand up and say what they believe is right and wrong and help make a difference Website: Fee: None City of Flagstaff Youth Commission Sponsors: City of Flagstaff Population: Youth between the ages of 13 and 18 Special Emphasis: The commission's purpose is to provide input to the City Council on issues affecting youth, including employment and recreation. Website: Fee: None Coconino County 4 H Sponsors: Population: Any youth K 12. Special Emphasis: 4 H is the non formal youth development education program of the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Arizona. 4 H helps youth develop through the mentoring and involvement of parents, teens, and other volunteers. They involve youth in organizing and conducting learning experiences in a community setting. Website: Fee: None Mohave County Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lake Havasu 1940 Mesquite Ave. Ste 1 Lake Havasu City, AZ Sponsors: Printing Plus, Wal Mart, Havasu Lanes, Bennett and Company Population: Youth 5 to 18 years old of Mohave County Special Emphasis: To help children reach their potential through professionally supported, one to one relationships with the appropriate mentors. Website: Fee: None P.L.A.Y Program is this an autism program 700 W. Beale St. Kingman, AZ X4322 Sponsors: Mohave County Department of Public Health Population: 4th 8th grade youth in Mohave County Special Emphasis: The purpose of this artisan program is to increase the number of youth that participates in physical activity, to increase public awareness, and increase the chances of having an active lifestyle Website: Fee: None Campus Ambassadors Program Check out 2675 S. Palo Verde Blvd. Lake Havasu City, AZ Population: High school students Special Emphasis: High school students are role models and campus representatives. They conduct presentations for younger students including middle school students making the transition to high school. These students mainly focus on life skill topics and "adopt" students with needs Website: Fee: None HOPE (Helping Our Pupils Excel) Mentoring Program 2675 S. Palo Verde Blvd. Lake Havasu City AZ Population: High school students in need of support Special Emphasis: Adults are matched with teens that feel they need support, these relationships form one on one support and advocacy. Helps youth over come risk factors that can lead to future problems Page 80

82 Website: Fee: None Peer to Peer Tutoring/Mentoring PO Box 686 Lake Havasu City AZ or Population: At risk K 8th grade students in the Lake Havasu school District Special Emphasis: At risk student in grades Kindergarten through 8th grade are paired with a high school role model in supervised after school tutoring sessions. Year round program with camps held in the summer Fee: None Route 66 Rotary Reading Program 2689 Jagerson Ave. Kingman, AZ or [email protected] Population: At risk 3rd graders at Cerbat Elementary School Special Emphasis: 3rd graders meet for at least a half hour each week and read orally with a rotary member Fee: None VIP (Volunteers in Probation) PO Box 7000 Kingman AZ Population: Youth that are in detention, on probation, or referred by the courts Special Emphasis: VIP Provides volunteer support for juvenile who wants to change his/her life, to grow into a responsible individual, and to achieve his/her ambitions Fee: None Mohave Mental Health Youth Program Sponsors: Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral Health Authority (NARBHA) Population: Intensive Case Managed children who are considered at risk and in the NARBHA system Special Emphasis: Website: inc.org Fee: None Mohave County 4 H Population: Any youth K 12. Special Emphasis: 4 H is the non formal youth development education program of the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Arizona. 4 H helps youth develop through the mentoring and involvement of parents, teens, and other volunteers. They involve youth in organizing and conducting learning experiences in a community setting. Website: Fee: None Yavapai County Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yavapai 103 E. Gurley Street Prescott, AZ [email protected] Sponsors: Arizona community foundation, AZ Diamondbacks, Town of Camp Verde and Chino Valley Population: Youth six years and older of Yavapai County including Sedona and Verde Valley Special Emphasis: Help children succeed by matching them with the appropriate adult mentors. Website: Fee: None TAPP (Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Program) 434 West Gurley Street, Prescott, AZ ddelong@cs az.org Sponsors: Arizona Department of Health Services, Arizona department of Economic Security, SPRANS, United Way of Yavapai County Population: Youth years old in Yavapai County Special Emphasis: Advocate for reducing adolescent pregnancy and STD's, enhancing youth leadership, and promoting healthy parenting among teen parents. Website: Fee: None Social Responsibility Training (SRT) Sponsors: Prescott Unified School District, Humboldt Unified School District Population: At risk elementary and High School youth in Tri City Prescott who are bound for detention Page 81

83 Special Emphasis: Teaching accountability and responsibility, graduates of the program become peer mentors Website: None Fee: None, by invitation or referral Yavapai County 4 H Population: Any youth K 12. Special Emphasis: 4 H is the non formal youth development education program of the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Arizona. 4 H helps youth develop through the mentoring and involvement of parents, teens, and other volunteers. They involve youth in organizing and conducting learning experiences in a community setting. Website: White Bison Sponsors: Prescott Unified School District Population: At risk children of incarcerated or substance abusing parents ages in Tri City Prescott Special Emphasis: Substance Abuse Prevention, peer mentoring Website: Fee: None Statewide Youth Leadership Opportunities Youth Empowering S (YES) Tucson Youth Adult Programs Youth Support (YAPYS) Youth Advisory Board (YAB) Youth in Action Americorps Page 82

84 Northern Arizona Domestic Violence Resource Directory Domestic Violence Programs And Shelters National 24 hr Domestic Violence Hotline (800) & (800) (TDD) National Sexual Assault Hotline-RAINN (800) 656-HOPE (4673) Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence Tel: (602) , (800) & TTY: (602) Apache County Ama Doo Alchini Bighan, Inc. (ADABI) Chinle (928) (877) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Referrals, shelter, financial assistance, group therapy Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Inpatient/Outpatient Population Served: Women, women with children, men, men with children, adolescents Qualifications to Receive Services: Will serve anyone in a domestic violence situation Payment Assistance: All services are free Language Accommodations: Navajo Required Referrals: None Apache Tribal Behavioral Health Services (ABHS) Whiteriver (928) Primary Focus: Mental Health Services Provided: Crisis intervention, counseling, referrals, court/legal services Perpetrator Services: Perpetrator crisis counseling, work with courts, 16 week program, classes on domestic violence and all different kinds of abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: All Qualifications to receive services: Native American, Title XIX/ XXI, SMI Foms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, self-pay, Medicaid, Medicare, Tribal Insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding Fee Scale Language Accommodations: Apache, others as needed Required Referrals: None Little Colorado Behavioral Health Center (LCBHC) St. Johns (928) Primary Focus: Behavioral Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, individual counseling, crisis intervention Perpetrator Services: Yes Type of Care: Outpatient Language Accommodations: Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, other languages available Required Referrals: None New Hope Ranch St. John s (877) or Primary Focus: Primarily Domestic Violence, also has substance abuse programs Services Provided: Housing, 24 hr. crisis, court services, financial assistance, referrals, safe homes, legal advocacy Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Inpatient/Outpatient Population Served: Women, women with children, men, men with children- anyone under 18 must be with a parent Qualifications to receive services: Will serve anyone in a domestic violence situation, or with substance abuse issues. People severely mentally ill will be referred to LCBHC Forms of Payment Accepted: HUD guidelines: 30% of adjusted gross income, accepts cash only Payment Assistance: No Language Accommodations: Will accommodate all languages Required Referrals: None Coconino County Alternative Center for Family-Based Services Flagstaff (928) Primary Focus: 23 hour Respite Services Provided: Shelter, referrals, assessments, anger management for kids and adults, life skills classes, food boxes, outreach Perpetrator Services: Anger management classes Type of Care: Inpatient/outpatient Population Served: Families with children, homeless children, and children Page 83

85 Qualifications to receive services: If under 18, guardian consent required Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Will make arrangements as needed. Required Referrals: CPS or probation Another Way Page (928) , Hotline- (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Housing, shelter, financial assistance, referrals, group therapy, court services, 24 hr. hotline, employment services Perpetrator Services: Perpetrator group therapy Type of Care: Inpatient/Outpatient Population Served: Women, women with children, men, men with children, adolescents Qualifications to Receive Services: Accepts everyone in a domestic violence situation Payment Assistance: All Services Free Language Accommodations: Navajo, Spanish Required Referrals: None Both Hand/ Sharon Manor Flagstaff (928) Primary Focus: Affordable Housing Services Provided: Housing, long term, assistance with finding housing, referrals, case management Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Housing Population Served: Women, women and children Qualifications to receive services: Must be homeless as defined by HUD, must be a victim of domestic violence or abuse, US citizens, demonstrate desire and ability Forms of Payment Accepted: Sliding scale 30% monthly rent, Money order or cashiers check Payment Assistance: Sliding scale Language Accommodations: Will make arrangements as needed Required Referrals: Needs a referral from any other agency. Example: Halo House, The Guidance Center or Flagstaff School District Community Behavioral Health Services (CBHS) Page (928) Primary Focus: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, crisis intervention, individual counseling, women s groups Perpetrator Services: One-on-one counseling, alcohol and drug recovery classes Type of Care: Outpatient Language Accommodations: Navajo, Mandarin Chinese, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Required Referrals: None, also accepts referrals from courts for counseling Hope Cottage Flagstaff (928) Primary Focus: Homeless/Christian Services Provided: Shelter, referrals Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Shelter Population Served: Women, women with children, no boys over 12 Qualifications to receive services: Must work during the day or be looking for work during the day, budget money, have kids in daycare, accepts dual diagnosis if it is managed Payment Assistance: All Services free Language Accommodations: English only Required Referrals: None Kateri Services Flagstaff (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Assistance with finding long term housing, referrals, individual counseling Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Consulting & referrals Population Served: Women, women with children, men, men with children, adolescents or children alone they will be flexible Qualifications to receive services: None Payment Assistance: All services free, donations welcome Language Accommodations: None Required Referrals: None Northern Arizona Substance Abuse Services (NASAS) Flagstaff (928) Primary Focus: Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, group and individual counseling, court/legal services Perpetrator Services: Psycho-education and process groups with topics including but not limited to: power and control, communication, Page 84

86 relationships, substance abuse, forgiveness, resentfulness, rational vs. irrational Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Women, men Qualifications to receive services: None Forms of Payment Accepted: Cash, checks, cards, AHCCCS, payment plans Payment Assessment: Flat fees for classes Language Accommodations: Spanish Required Referrals: Does not require a referral, most are court referred, or employer referred, self referrals require special intake to be sure the client is serious about receiving services Northland Family Help Center/ HALO House Flagstaff (928) or (928) of Admin. (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Shelter, referrals, individual counseling, 24 hour services, employment assistance, community education and prevention, adolescent specific runaway homeless outreach specialist Perpetrator Services: One-on-one counseling for perpetrators Type of Care: Outpatient, shelter Population Served: Women, women and children, and children alone under 18 Qualifications to receive services: Domestic violence, clean and sober, must be stabilized on meds Payment Assistance: All Services free Language Accommodations: Spanish Required Referrals: None Northland Children s Shelter Flagstaff (928) Primary Focus: Children/ Runaway or Homeless Services Provided: Shelter, referrals, individual therapy, court services, legal advocacy, 24 hour services/hotline, employment assistance, adolescent specific life education program, respite Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Shelter Population Served: Children, adolescents under 18, CPS Qualifications to receive services: Accepts dual diagnosis depending on situation Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Will make arrangements as needed Required Referrals: CPS, Alternative Center The Guidance Center (TGC) (928) Flagstaff Primary Focus: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, crisis intervention, individual counseling, Perpetrator Services: Anger management Type of Care: Outpatient Language Accommodations: Hopi, Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Required Referrals: None Victim Witness Services (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence/Abuse Services Provided: Emergency Assistance, referrals, crisis intervention, court services, 24 hour services, attached to NACASA- sexual assault services. Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Anyone meeting program criteria Qualifications to receive services: Must meet program criteria, dual-diagnosis Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Spanish, will accommodate others as needed Required Referrals: None Mohave County ABC Therapy Counseling Center Bullhead City, Kingman (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, group and individual counseling Perpetrator Services: Domestic violence group counseling including topics of: behavior modification, and choice theory Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Women, men, adolescents Qualifications to receive services: None Forms of Payment Accepted: Victims- pro bono/private insurance, Perpetrators- $40 intake fee, $20/group Language Accommodations: Spanish, hearing impaired Required Referrals: None Page 85

87 Kingman Aid to Abused Persons (KAAP) Kingman (928) / Administration- (520) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Housing, financial assistance, referrals, group and individual counseling, transportation assistance, 24 hour services, employment assistance, presentations at local high school Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Housing Population Served: Women, women and children, men, men and children Qualifications to receive services: Dual Diagnosis must meet program criteria Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Spanish, Hualapai Required Referrals: None Lake Havasu City Salvation Army Safehouse Lake Havasu (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Shelter, referrals, transportation assistance, employment assistance Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Shelter only Population Served: Women, women with children Qualifications to receive services: None, encouraged to file police report Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: As needed Required Referrals: None Mohave Mental Health Clinic (MMHC) Bullhead City (928) Kingman - Children and Families (928) or (928) Lake Havasu City (928) Primary Focus: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, crisis intervention, individual counseling, case management: court/legal services, transportation Perpetrator Services: Counseling Type of Care: Outpatient Language Accommodations: Spanish, hearing impaired, other languages available upon request Required Referrals: None, court referrals only for persons who are Title XIX/XXI, SMI Sarah s House Family Advocacy Center Kingman (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Child Molestation, Child Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, Court Services, Orders of Protection, Judicial Advocacy Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Anyone meeting program criteria Qualifications to receive services: Anyone meeting program criteria Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: As needed Required Referrals: None Social Services Interagency Council of Lake Havasu City Inc. / Coalition against Domestic Violence Lake Havasu City Hotline (928) Administration- (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Shelter, financial assistance, referrals, group and individual counseling, court services, transportation assistance Perpetrator Services: 26 week anger management and domestic violence counseling course Type of Care: Outpatient, Shelter Population Served: Women, women and children, men, men and children Qualifications to receive services: Dual diagnosis, anyone meeting program criteria Forms of Payment Accepted: $60 for perpetrators plus, $15 per session and $20 per substance abuse session (Cash, checks, money orders) Payment Assistance: Services Free for Victims Language Accommodations: Spanish, as needed Required Referrals: None Safehouse of Bullhead City Bullhead City Hotline (928) Administration- (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Shelter, referrals, group counseling, court services, 24 hour services, employment assistance Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Shelter Page 86

88 Population Served: Women, women with children, boys only up to 15, woman must be at least 18 Qualifications to receive services: Never been arrested for Domestic Violence, meeting program criteria, dual diagnosis Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Spanish Required Referrals: None TASC Kingman (928) Lake Havasu (928) Primary Focus: Substance Abuse Counseling, Anger Management Counseling, Domestic Violence Counseling, DUI Classes Services Provided: Referrals, group and individual counseling Perpetrator Services: Only perpetrator services, topics listed above Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Women, men Qualifications to receive services: Refers out for dual diagnosis, anyone meeting program criteria Forms of Payment Accepted: Flat fees for different services (Cash, checks) Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale Language Accommodations: None Required Referrals: None WestCare Arizona/ Community Involvement Center Bullhead City - (928) Hotline: (928) Primary Focus: Sober living/ Domestic Violence/ Children s Shelter Services Provided: Shelter/transitional housing, referrals, group counseling, court/legal services, 24 hour services Perpetrator Services: Batterers Intervention Classes (Anger Management) Type of Care: Outpatient, Shelter Population Served: Women, women with children, men or men with children, children through CPS or probation Qualifications to receive services: Victims make a crisis call, must be a victim of domestic violence. To receive victim services can not have a record or be arrested for domestic violence Forms of Payment Accepted: Perpetrators- $50 first visit/class, $20-$40 other classes (Cash, checks, Credit Cards) Payment Assistance: Services free for victims Language Accommodations: Spanish, others as needed Required Referrals: None Navajo County Alice s Place Winslow (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Emergency three to seven day shelter, assistance with finding longer term shelter, court/legal services, transportation assistance, crisis intervention Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Emergency shelter Population Served: Women, women with children, men, men with children Qualifications to receive services: None, accepts dual diagnosis as long as they are living independently- no supervision Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Navajo Required Referrals: None Community Counseling Centers (CCC) Holbrook (928) Winslow (928) Show Low (928) Primary Focus: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, crisis intervention, individual counseling, and transportation assistance Perpetrator Services: Six week Anger management classes Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Any Language Accommodations: Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Required Referrals: None, accepts referrals from court for counseling Division of Social Services DINE Nation Fort Defiance (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Referrals, group and individual counseling, court services, transportation assist. Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient Page 87

89 Population Served: Anyone meeting program criteria Qualifications to receive services: None, accepts dual diagnosis Payments Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Navajo Required Referrals: Yes, from any other agency Other Services: Provides traditional Navajo faith based treatment when requested Hopi Guidance Center (Hopi) (928) (928) Second Mesa Primary Focus: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: No Services for domestic violence victims or perpetrators, referrals Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Any Qualifications to receive services: Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay, Tribal Insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale Language Accommodations: Hopi, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Required Referrals: None Tohenasshai Shelter/ Kayenta DV Task Force Kayenta (928) Business Line- (928) Hotline Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Shelter and assistance with long term housing, financial assistance, referrals, group and individual counseling, court services, transportation assistance, 24 hour services, employment assistance, assistance with child care, assistance with education, outreach programs Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Shelter Population Served: Women, women and children Qualifications to receive services: Domestic Violence related, homeless services up to 72 hours, full screening, dual diagnosis referred out Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Navajo Required Referrals: None White Mountain Safe House Pinetop (928) hour Hotline Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Shelter, referrals, group and individual counseling, court services, transportation assistance, 24 hour services Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Shelter Population Served: Women, women and children, no boys over 12, and female teens with children Qualifications to receive services: Phone screening, risk level assessment, population being served at the time of need, zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol, and must be stabilized on meds. Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Will accommodate as needed Required Referrals: None Winslow Guidance Associates (928) Primary Focus: Substance abuse, Domestic Violence, Family services, Homeless Services Provided: Referrals, group and individual counseling, help with orders of protection Perpetrator Services: One-on-one counseling, domestic violence therapy, domestic violence education, recovery education, AA, and violence Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Anyone Qualifications to receive services: None, accepts dual diagnosis Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, private health insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale based on income Language Accommodations: Navajo, Spanish Required Referrals: None Yavapai County Stepping Stones Agencies Prescott Hotline (928) Admin. (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Shelter, transitional housing, referrals, support services, advocacy and support Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Shelter Population Served: Women, women with children Page 88

90 Qualifications to receive services: Must be in a Domestic Violence situation Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Spanish Required Referrals: None Verde Valley Guidance Clinic (VVGC) Cottonwood (928) Primary Focus: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, crisis intervention, individual counseling, transportation Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient Language Accommodations: Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Required Referrals: None Verde Valley Sanctuary Serves the areas of: Camp Verde, Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Jerome, Sedona, and Village of Oak Creek Hotline or ; Legal Office Primary Focus: Domestic Violence Services Provided: Housing, financial assistance, referrals, therapy/ group and individual, court services, 24 hour services, employment assistance, YES program for adolescents Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient, Housing Population Served: Women, women and children, men, men and children Qualifications to receive services: Must be in a domestic violence situation or abusive situation Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Spanish Required Referrals: None West Yavapai Guidance Center (WYGC) Prescott and Prescott Valley (928) Primary Focus: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Services Provided: Referrals, crisis intervention, individual counseling, transportation Perpetrator Services: One-on-one counseling, alcohol and drug recovery classes Type of Care: Outpatient Language Accommodations: additional languages available upon request Required Referrals: None, also accepts referrals from courts for counseling Yavapai Family Advocacy Center Prescott Valley (928) Primary Focus: Domestic Violence, Families and Children Services Provided: Referrals, group and individual counseling, court services and advocacy, help with clothing, toiletries and toys, forensic interviewing, medical examinations, education Perpetrator Services: None Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Anyone meeting program criteria Qualifications to receive services: Must file police report, no dual-diagnosis, no drug users, no criminal charges, must meet program criteria Payment Assistance: All services free Language Accommodations: Spanish, others as needed Required Referrals: Police or Sheriff, sometimes makes exceptions TASC/ Treatment Assessment Screening Center Camp Verde: (928) Cottonwood: (928) Prescott (928) Primary Focus: Substance Abuse Counseling, Anger Management Counseling, Domestic Violence Counseling, DUI Classes Services Provided: Referrals, group and individual counseling Perpetrator Services: Only perpetrator services, topics listed above Type of Care: Outpatient Population Served: Women, men Qualifications to receive services: Refers out for dual diagnosis Forms of Payment Accepted: Flat fees for different services (Cash, checks) Payment Assistance: Willing to work with client Language Accommodations: None Required Referrals: None Page 89

91 Domestic Violence Shelters, PROVIDER NAME: PHONE NUMBER: Safehomes, and Services in Arizona CITY: *Apache Junction Community Alliance Against Family 877/ Abuse *Bullhead City WestCare AZ /Safe House of Bullhead City *Casa Grande Against Abuse Casa Grande Horizon Human Services (formerly BHACA) Casa Grande Pinal County DV Coalition *Chandler My Sister's Place Chandler Pathways *Chinle ADABI / *Cottonwood Verde Valley Sanctuary *Douglas House of Hope *Flagstaff Northland Family Help Center Flagstaff Kateri Services Fort Defiance Division of Social Services DINE Nation Glendale West Valley Advocacy Center *Glendale PREHAB/Faith House *Globe Horizon Human Services-Gila County Safehome *Goodyear New Life Center Guadalupe Centro de Amistad, Incorporado *Kayenta Tohdenasshai Shelter/ Kayenta DV Task Force Keams Canyon Hopi Guidance Center / Crisis Line *Kingman Kingman Aid to Abused People Kingman Sarah s House *Lk Havasu Lake Havasu Interagency Council / *Lk Havasu Lake Havasu City Salvation Army Safehouse Mesa Center Against Family Violence Mesa House of Refuge-East *Mesa Prehab s Autumn House Mesa Prehab s DV STOP Mesa Save The Family Nogales Crossroads Rescue Mission Nogales SEABHS: Free of Violence/Libre de Violencia / Crisis Line Nogales Santa Cruz Family Guidance Center *Page Another Way *Parker Colorado River Regional Crisis Shelter *Payson Time Out, Inc Phoenix AzCADV & Legal Advocacy Hotline / Phoenix Area Agency on Aging, Region 1ne Page 90

92 Northern Arizona Native American Resource Directory Northern Arizona Native American Services & Agencies National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800) Suicide Hotline for Native American Youth (877) Crisis Hotline for Arizona (866) Northern Arizona Behavioral Health Crisis Line (877) National Suicide Crisis Line (800) Hotline for the Deaf TDD (800) Programs And Services Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Community Medical Services LLC Bullhead City: (928) Flagstaff: (928) [Coconino County] Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification, Methadone Maintenance, Methadone Detoxification Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: None Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Spanish Mohave Mental Health Clinic Kingman: (928) , (928) Bullhead City: (928) Lake Havasu City: (928) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, persons with HIV/AIDS, gays/lesbians, seniors/older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women s groups, men s groups, Criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Havasupai Tribe The Guidance Center Inc Flagstaff: (928) , Hotline: (928) Williams: (928) Havasupai, Grand Canyon Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient, Partial hospitalization/day treatment, Non-hospital residential, Hospital inpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, DUI/DWI offenders, Criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Hopi, Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Havasupai Health Center Supai Alcohol Program Supai: (928) Agency Affiliation: IHS Primary Focus: Mental Health Hopi Tribe Hopi Health Care Center PHS Indian Health Services Polacca: (928) Agency Affiliation: IHS Primary Focus: Mental Health Hopi Behavioral Health & Social Services Program Polacca: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Page 91

93 Forms of Payment Accepted: Services available for the reservation only, AHCCCS Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Navajo Winslow Guidance Associates Winslow: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance Abuse and Domestic Violence Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Men s groups, women s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, Criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, Private insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale, other Special Language Services: Navajo, Spanish Winslow Indian Health Center Winslow: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Behavioral and mental health programs Services Provided: Counseling, therapy (depression, suicide), psychiatrists Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Question Persuade refer (QPR) Prevention Program Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, private insurance Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Hopi Guidance Center Second Mesa: (928) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient, non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, persons with HIV/AIDS, gays/lesbians, seniors/older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, Criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Medicaid, Medicare Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale Special Language Services: Hopi, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Community Counseling Centers Inc Winslow: (928) Holbrook: (928) Show Low: (928) (PineView Center Outpatient) Show Low: (928) (PineView Center Psychiatric Acute Care) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, women s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Hualapai Tribal Nation Hualapai Health Department Peach Springs: (928) Agency Affiliation: IHS Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: None Mohave Mental Health Clinic Kingman: (928) , (928) Bullhead City: (928) Lake Havasu City: (928) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Page 92

94 Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, persons with HIV/AIDS, gays/lesbians, seniors/older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women s groups, men s groups, Criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians Kaibab Paiute Tribe Pipe Springs: (928) Agency Affiliation: IHS Primary Focus: Mental Health Services Provided: All Mental Health services Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Question Persuade Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention Program Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Private insurance Payment Assistance: No payment if tribal Special Language Services: None Community Behavioral Health Services Page: (928) Hotline: (928) Fredonia: (928) Littlefield: (928) [Mohave County] Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Navajo, Mandarin Chinese, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Navajo Nation Fort Defiance Outpatient Treatment Center Fort Defiance: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, person s w/hiv/aids, seniors/older adults, postpartum women, women s groups, men s groups, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Medicaid, Private insurance Payment Assistance: Other Special Language Services: Navajo Other Information: Traditional Navajo faith based treatment available Chinle Outpatient Treatment Center (928) Primary Focus: Intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Women & men s groups, faith based, adolescent outpatient, 12- Step. Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Private insurance Payment Assistance: Tribal affiliation Special Language Services: Navajo Tuba City Outpatient Treatment Center Tuba City: (928) x3041 Agency Affiliation: Navajo-RBHA Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, persons with HIV/AIDS, gays/lesbians, seniors/older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, military insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale, other Page 93

95 Special Language Services: Navajo, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Community Medical Services LLC Bullhead City: (928) Flagstaff: (928) [Coconino County] Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification, Methadone Maintenance, Methadone Detoxification Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: None Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Spanish Kayenta Outpatient Treatment Center Kayenta: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, gays/lesbians, seniors/older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women s groups, men s groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Medicaid, Medicare, Private insurance Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Navajo Hopi Behavioral Health & Social Services Program Polacca: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Family counseling, Individual, Aftercare Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Anger management, 12- Step, women s domestic violence group, alcohol and drug education, juvenile moral recognition therapy, early recovery group. Forms of Payment Accepted: Services available for the reservation only, AHCCCS Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Navajo, Hopi Winslow Guidance Associates Winslow: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance Abuse and Domestic Violence Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Men s groups, women s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, Criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, Private insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale, other Special Language Services: Navajo, Spanish Navajo Nation, Dilkon Agency Department of Behavioral Health Services Dilkon Outpatient Treatment Center Winslow: (928) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient, non-hospital residential, halfway house Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Medicaid, Medicare, Military insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale Special Language Services: Navajo, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Sage Memorial Hospital Navajo/Ganago: (928) Agency Affiliation: T/RBHA, Tribal Social Services Primary Focus: Outpatient behavioral health & substance abuse Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Medicaid, Medicare, Private insurance Payment Assistance: Tribal Affiliation Special Language Services: On call for translation Kayenta PHS Indian Health Services Navajo/Kayenta: (928) Agency Affiliation: T/RBHA Primary Focus: Mental health Page 94

96 Services Provided: Individual & group counseling, education classes, community training, domestic violence Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Substance abuse, domestic violence, children services, parenting Forms of Payment Accepted: IHS, Tribal only, AHCCCS Flagstaff Northern Arizona Substance Abuse Services Flagstaff: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse and domestic violence Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient, Non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: Women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment Payment Assistance: none Special Language Services: Spanish Native Americans for Community Action, Inc. (NACA) Family Health Center Flagstaff: (928) Agency Affiliation: Urban Indian Health Program Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse, general health Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Medicaid, private insurance, self payment Payment Assistance: Other Special Language Services: Spanish, Navajo Flagstaff Medical Center Flagstaff: (928) x Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification Type of Care: Hospital inpatient, Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, DUI/DWI offenders Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, Medicare, Private insurance, Military insurance Special Language Services: Hearing impaired, Navajo Community Behavioral Health Services Page: (928) Hotline: (928) Fredonia: (928) Littlefield: (928) [Mohave County] Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Navajo, Mandarin Chinese, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request The Guidance Center Flagstaff: (928) , Hotline: (928) Williams: (928) Havasupai Grand Canyon Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient, Partial hospitalization/day treatment, Non-hospital residential, Hospital inpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, DUI/DWI offenders, Criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Hopi, Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Community Counseling Centers Inc Winslow: (928) Holbrook: (928) Show Low: (928) (PineView Center Outpatient) Page 95

97 Show Low: (928) (PineView Center Psychiatric Acute Care) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, women s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe Northern Arizona Substance Abuse Services Flagstaff: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse and domestic violence Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient, Non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: Women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment Payment Assistance: none Special Language Services: Spanish Native Americans for Community Action, Inc. (NACA) Family Health Center Flagstaff: (928) Agency Affiliation: Urban Indian Health Program Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse, general health Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Medicaid, private insurance, self payment Payment Assistance: Other Special Language Services: Spanish, Navajo Tuba City: (928) x3041 Agency Affiliation: Navajo-RBHA Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, persons with HIV/AIDS, gays/lesbians, seniors/older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, military insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale, other Special Language Services: Navajo, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Community Medical Services LLC Bullhead City: (928) Flagstaff: (928) [Coconino County] Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification, Methadone Maintenance, Methadone Detoxification Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: None Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Spanish Flagstaff Medical Center Flagstaff: (928) x Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, Detoxification Type of Care: Hospital inpatient, Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, DUI/DWI offenders Forms of Payment Accepted: Self payment, Medicare, Private insurance, Military insurance Special Language Services: Hearing impaired, Navajo Tuba City Outpatient Treatment Center Page 96

98 White Mountain Apache Tribe Apache Behavioral Health Services Whiteriver: (928) Agency Affiliation: White Mountain Apache Regional Behavioral Health Authority Primary Focus: Mental Health Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS Payment Assistance: sliding fee scale Special Language Services: Apache, additional languages upon request Rainbow Center Location: Whiteriver Phone Number: (928) Agency Affiliation: IHS Primary Focus: Substance Abuse Services Provided: Substance Abuse Treatment Type of Care: Outpatient, non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: None Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Tribal payment (if sent from another Tribe) Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: Apache Mountain Care Counseling Show Low: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Little Colorado Behavioral Health Center Saint Johns: (928) Springerville: (928) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Substance abuse and mental health Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Community Counseling Centers Inc Winslow: (928) Holbrook: (928) Show Low: (928) (PineView Center Outpatient) Show Low: (928) (PineView Center Psychiatric Acute Care) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, dually diagnosed, women s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Special Language Services: Navajo, Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Yavapai-Apache Nation Verde Valley Guidance Clinic Inc Cottonwood: (928) Camp Verde: (928) Sedona: (928) , Hotline: (928) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient, non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, DUI/DWI offenders Special Language Services: Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Yavapai Apache Nation Camp Verde: (928) , (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents Page 97

99 Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, any Indian Health Insurance Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: None Yavapai Prescott Indian Tribe Verde Valley Guidance Clinic Inc Cottonwood: (928) Camp Verde: (928) Sedona: (928) , Hotline: (928) Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient, non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: Adolescents, DUI/DWI offenders Forms of Payment Accepted: AHCCCS, Medicaid, Medicare, Self payment, Private insurance, military insurance Payment Assistance: Sliding fee scale Special Language Services: Spanish, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request Pia's Place Prescott: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse, women only Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: Dually diagnosed, seniors/older adults, pregnant/postpartum women, women s groups, DUI/DWI offenders Forms of Payment Accepted: Private Pay Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: None Prescott House Inc Prescott: (928) Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Type of Care: Outpatient, partial hospitalization/day treatment, Special Programs/Groups: Dually diagnosed, persons with HIV/AIDS, gays/lesbians, seniors/older adults, men s groups, criminal justice groups Forms of Payment Accepted: Private insurance Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: None Veterans Affairs Medical Center Mental Health 36 Northern Arizona VA Healthcare Prescott: (928) Agency Affiliation: Primary Focus: General Health Services, including substance abuse and mental health Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment, detoxification Type of Care: Outpatient, non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: None Forms of Payment Accepted: VA eligible individuals only, some private insurance Payment Assistance: None Special Language Services: German, Spanish, Navajo, and others West Yavapai Guidance Clinic Prescott, Prescott Valley: (928) , (928) hour crisis line: Agency Affiliation: NARBHA Primary Focus: Mental health and substance abuse Services Provided: Must ensure that eligible members are offered the full range of medically necessary covered behavioral health services including mental health and substance abuse Type of Care: Outpatient, non-hospital residential Special Programs/Groups: Women s groups, men s groups, DUI/DWI offenders, criminal justice groups Special Language Services: French, Spanish, German, Hopi, Chez, Slovak, Italian, hearing impaired, additional languages available upon request The Gurley House Prescott: (928) GURLEYO Agency Affiliation: None Primary Focus: Substance abuse Services Provided: Substance abuse treatment Page 98

100 Secondary Behavioral Health Services and Agencies Secondary services include shelters and domestic violence agencies. The following are secondary services and agencies listed by reservation, with the city and type of service offered. However, the research team was unable to identify specific information about secondary services offered for the Kaibab Band of Paiute and Havasupai reservations. Flagstaff Area Services Shelters Alternatives Center for Family Based Services 823 W Clay Ave., Flagstaff (928) Crisis Intervention/Information & Referral/ Children & Families Catholic Social Service Aspen House 306 S. O'Leary, Flagstaff (928) Transitional/Male/Youth Coconino Community Services 2625 N. King Street, Flagstaff (928) Motel & Gas Vouchers Hope Cottage 3 E Collage Ave, Flagstaff (928) Transitional/Women & Children Northland Family Help Center 320 N. Leroux Street, Suite C Flagstaff, AZ (928) ( & Hotline/Crisis: ) Emergency/Children Halo House 2100 Walgreens Street, Flagstafff (928) Salvation Army 507 N. Humphreys Street, Flagstaff (928) St. Vincent de Paul 224 S. Kendrick St., Flagstaff (928) Sunshine Rescue Mission 124 S San Francisco, Flagstaff (928) Emergency/Men/Women Domestic Violence Kateri Services Flagstaff Sharon Manor Transitional Housing Complex P.O. Box 30134, Flagstaff (928) (Domestic Violence Shelter (928) ) Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Shelters Colorado River Region Youth Services Emergency/Youth (928) Evans Lane, Bullhead City Salvation Army Motel & Gas Vouchers/Food (928) Palma Dr., Bullhead City St. Vincent de Paul (928) Marina Blvd., Bullhead City St. Vincent de Paul 1851 Commander Drive Lake Havasu City (928) Lake Havasu City 2049 Swanson Ave. Lake Havasu City (928) Domestic Violence Safehouse of Bullhead City, Inc. (West Care AZ) Business #: Hotline/Crisis: Interagency Council Coalition Against Domestic Violence (928) ( & Hotline/Crisis: ) 1940 Mesquite Ave. #1 Lake Havasu City, AZ Page 99

101 Hopi Tribe, Navajo Nation, And San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe Shelters Northern Arizona Center-Homeless Winslow (928) Referral for Food & Shelter Holbrook Senior Center 216 N E Central PO Box 580 Holbrook (928) Motel Vouchers/Rent & Utilities Assistance/Food/Referrals Navajo County Emergency Services PO Box 668 Holbrook (928) Shelter/Food/Referral Center for the Needy & Homeless Tohdenasshai Shelter Home P.O. Box 1510 Kayenta, AZ (928) Domestic Violence Ama Doo Alchini Bighan Inc. (ADABI) Box 1279 Chinle AZ Business #: Tohdenasshai Shelter Home/ Kayenta DV Task Force P.O. Box 8 Kayenta AZ Business #: Family Harmony Tuba City DNA People's Legal Services Window Rock Page Task Force Against Domestic Violence (928) P.O. Box 3686, Page, AZ Another Way Page Project Safe House 211 E. Third St. Winslow AZ Business #: Hotline/Crisis: Hualapai Tribal Nation (Services are accessible to the Fort Mojave reservation as well) Shelters Kingman Aid to Abused People, Inc. P.O. Box 1046 Kingman, AZ Business #: Hotline: Cornerstone Mission 3049 Sycamore Kingman (928) Mohave County Community Development 201 N. 44th Street Kingman (928) Domestic Violence Sarah s House Kingman White Mountain Apache Tribe Shelters Love Kitchen Charities RR3 Box 2568 Lakeside, AZ (928) Food/Food Boxes/Daily Meals Old Concho Community Assistance PO Box 50 Concho (928) New Hope Ranch P.O. Box 1589 St. Johns, AZ (928) Page 100

102 In-Home Family Services P.O. Box 0 San Carlos, AZ Business #: San Carlos Apache (San Carlos Tribal Social Services) P.O. Box 209 San Carlos, AZ Business #: Domestic Violence Domestic Violence Verde Valley Sanctuary Cottonwood Shelters Catholic Social Services 736 N Main Cottonwood (928) Motel, Food & Gas Vouchers White Mountain Association for Victims of Domestic Violence (White Mountains Safe House) P.O. Box 1890 Pinetop AZ Business #: Hotline/Crisis: Horizon Human Services-Gila County Safehome Globe, AZ (24/7 hour crisis number) Services provided include legal advocacy, case management for all survivors of domestic violence. Provides temporary shelter and aids with application process for DES, housing and order of protection. Advocate House Globe AZ Business #: Hotline/Crisis: Mothers & Children's Safehouse Globe, AZ The Caring Place-Advocate House Miami AZ Call #: Time Out Domestic Violence Shelter (Time Out, Inc.) P.O. Box 306 Payson, AZ Business #: Hotline/Crisis: Toll Free #: (800) Yavapai-Apache Nation Drug Treatment Facilities Yavapai Apache Nation Alcohol/Substance Abuse Program P.O. Box Smith Avenue Camp Verde AZ (928) Old Town Mission 116 E Pinal St Cottonwood (928) Emergency Food/Gas Vouchers/Travelers Assistance/Medical Prescriptions Adult Community Senior Center Sedona (928) Emergency/Families/Women/Meals Yavapai Prescott Indian Tribe Drug Treatment Facilities The Gurley House 822 West Gurley Street Prescott, Arizona (928) or GURLEYO Shelters Catholic Social Services 116 N Summit Prescott (928) Transitional/Families/Motel First Baptist Church Reach-Out Program Goodwin/Marina St PO Box 226 Prescott (928) Food/Limited Housing/Utility Assistance Project Aware Shelter (928) ½ Leroux Street Prescott Emergency/Transitional/Men Salvation Army (928) S Montezuma Prescott Motel Vouchers for Families Turning Point (928) N Mt. Vernon Prescott Page 101

103 Emergency Hotline Youth Crisis Yavapai County Veterans Administration (928) ext Highway 89 North Prescott, AZ Residential Treatment/Veterans Domestic Violence Villa De Fidelis (Faith House) (Stepping Stones) 1535 Private Road Prescott AZ Business #: Hotline/Crisis: Yavapai Family Advocacy Center Prescott Valley Page 102

104 A Guide To Veterans Services In Northern Arizona What Does This Guide Do? This guide is for you to use as a reference to help you with: Finding a place to live. Getting a job. Learning what benefits are available to you as a veteran. Seeking counseling, local peer support groups, or treatment for addiction. Tips For Finding And Obtaining Veteran Services 1. Services provided by government agencies are listed in the front of the phone book. Look for Social Services or Human Services under Federal, State, and Local listings. You can also look under Social Services in the yellow pages or under dexknows.com. 2. Free access to computers and the internet is available at public libraries as well as NAU Cline Library. 3. Keep track of the steps you take, including the dates and names of people you contact for information and assistance. 4. When calling an agency, be persistent, patient and polite: Write down your questions before talking to someone. Take notes during your conversation, and don t hesitate to ask the person with whom you are talking to repeat information while you write. Get the name of the person you are talking to. Ask questions, if the information you are given is not clear. If someone cannot help, ask about who can help. 5. When writing a letter or to request information, keep your letter short and to the point. Include the following information: Your name and contact information. A brief statement about your current situation. Your specific request. What you have done so far. Example: I have written to x organization, and they suggested I contact you. General Information And Services This section lists local, state and federal agencies providing general information and services to Veterans. Additional agencies are also listed later in this guide under the specific area of services each agency provides: Housing, Employment, Education, Health Care, Behavioral Health & Substance Abuse, Financial Assistance, and Legal Aid. Local The American Legion Mark A. Moore Post #3 204 W Birch Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Providing financial and referral assistance to all veterans and their families. Provides rides to/from VA clinics and hospitals. Assistance League of Flagstaff 2919 N. West St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: ml Has a comprehensive Social Services Directory for Flagstaff. M.A.N.A. Support Network (Marines, Army, Navy, Air Force) Flagstaff, AZ [email protected] Networks with local individuals, businesses & military organizations to support our Veterans, military and their families especially when there is a deployed spouse or parent. Military Order of the Purple Heart Flagstaff, AZ Assists Purple Heart Vets with claims, paperwork, doctor appointments. Veterans Representative - Northern Arizona American Legion/Marine Corps League Ed Pennell Ext. 14 Works with the VA. Helps Vets with VA paperwork, claims, disability and represents the Vet when necessary. Page 103

105 The VFW San Francisco Peaks # W. Santa Fe Ave, Flagstaff, AZ Providing financial, social, and referral assistance to veterans of foreign wars and their families. United Way of Northern Arizona 1515 E. Cedar Ste. D1, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Offers referrals to local services. State & Federal Arizona Department of Veterans Services 2705 N. Fourth St., Flagstaff, AZ State-wide Website: Hours 8:00-5:00 M-F. Provides assistance with Veterans benefits and entitlements information, VA claims process, as well as representation and advocacy. ADVS also assists Veterans whose claims have been denied. They provide outreach and home visits to communities outside urban areas. US Department of Veterans Affairs Benefits Persian Gulf War Helpline Health Care for Homeless Veterans Website: Offers outreach, clinical assessments and referrals for medical and mental health care, transitional residential assistance, links to permanent housing, and employment assistance. Housing This section includes ways to locate emergency housing, transitional programs, and long-term housing assistance. There are often waiting lists for long-term housing assistance programs, so ask about getting on the waiting list as early as possible. Local Flagstaff Shelter Services 216 W. Phoenix Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Hours 7:30am-noon M-W & F-Sat. Offers showers, laundry, mail & phone services, plus treatment and job training to homeless men & women. From Oct. 18- April 14, provides overnight shelter and a hot daily meal. HUD Services and Shelters in Coconino County Website: nfo.cfm Provides a list of local emergency shelters for men, women and children. Flagstaff Housing Authority 3481 N. Fanning, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Administers long-term subsidized housing assistance. Federal National Coalition for Homeless Veterans 3331/2 Pennsylvania Ave., SE Washington, DC VET-HELP Website: Helps with locating homeless Veteran service providers in your local area. EMPLOYMENT Local Arizona Department of Economic Security Job Service 397 Malpai Lane Suite 9, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Hours 8:00-5:00 M-F. Veteran Employment Representatives help Vets find and keep jobs. Disabled Veterans Outreach Program Specialists develop job and training opportunities for Vets with service-related disabilities. Vocational Rehabilitation personnel help folks with nonservice-related disabilities find and keep jobs. One Stop 2403 N. Isabel, Flagstaff, AZ Hours 9:00-4:00 M,W,F 12:00-8:00pm T,Th. Help with online employment searches, writing resumes, job interview skills, computer and typing classes. Goodwill Industries 2225 N. Steves Blvd., Flagstaff, AZ Page 104

106 Hours 8:30-12:00 M-F. Career Center helps with online employment searches, writing resumes, and computer skills. Federal VA Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Service Website : Helps Veterans with service-related disabilities by providing job training and counseling. EDUCATION Coconino Community College Veterans Services Student Financial Aid Office, Main Commons Bldg., 2800 S. Lone Tree Rd., Flagstaff, AZ (4219) Website: Hours 8:00-5:00 M-F. Assists Veterans with filing VA claims to receive GI Bill benefits. Northern Arizona University, Office of Student Financial Aid-Veterans Office of Student Financial Aid, Gammage Bldg, P.O. Box 4110, Flagstaff, AZ Website: ns.html Hours 8:00-5:00 M-F. Assists veteran students and their dependents file VA claims to receive educational GI Bill benefits. NAU Native American Student Services LEADS Center, Student Union, NAU, P.O. Box 5653, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Hours 8:00-6:00 M-Th, 8:00-5:00 F. Offers academic advising, socializing, study areas, tribal scholarships and job resources to Native American students. Educational Opportunity Center NAU Field House, NAU, P.O. Box 6035, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Assists with admissions and financial aid applications for those 19 or older to enter any college or vocational technical school nationwide. Has local coordinators throughout Northern Arizona. Health Care Consider enrolling in the VA Health Benefits System as soon as possible. The waiting time to enter the VA System may be several months, so enroll before you think you may need services. If you are currently ineligible for Veterans health care benefits, free or low cost health care may be available from other local sources. Local North Country Health Care 2920 N. Fourth Street, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Hours M-F 7:45am-8:00pm, Sat 7:45-5:00. Offers physical and behavioral health care. Coconino County Health Department or Health Clinic 2625 N King St., Flagstaff, AZ Dental Clinic 304 S. Humphreys St., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Assists with obtaining access to medical care, health education, and testing for communicable diseases. San Francisco Peaks Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post W. Santa Fe Ave., Flagstaff, AZ Service Officer DAV Transport [email protected] Help with entry into VA system and processing VA medical claims. Free DAV transport to VA facilities in Bellemont, Prescott and Phoenix. NAU Fronske Health Center NAU Campus, P.O. Box 6033, NAU, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Page 105

107 Hours M-F 8:00-5:00. Offers physical and behavioral health services to enrolled NAU students. State & Federal Northern Arizona VA Health Care System 500 N. Highway 89, Prescott, AZ Website: National AIDS Hotline Talk to someone who knows about HIV/AIDS and can tell you about AIDS services in your city or state. If you think you may be at risk for AIDS/ HIV infection, contact a local health service to get tested and to seek counseling. Those at highest risk for AIDS/HIV infection are: Anyone who shared needles or syringes to inject drugs or steroids. Those born to mothers who have HIV or who received blood transfusions before Anyone who has had sex with anyone who is at risk for AIDS/HIV. Hepatitis C is a serious disease that can cause scarring of the liver and liver cancer. If you think you may be at risk for Hepatitis C, contact a local health service to get tested and to seek counseling. Those at highest risk for Hepatitis C are: Persons who have used a needle to inject steroids or drugs. Anyone who had a blood transfusion or organ transplant before Persons who were health care workers and had contact with blood. Those born to mothers who had Hepatitis C at the time of birth. Vietnam-era Veterans. Anyone who has had multiple sex partners, tattoos or body piercings. Anyone who has snorted cocaine or has a history of heavy drinking. BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & SUBSTANCE ABUSE Behavioral health refers to our behaviors, performances, feelings, sleep, thoughts, appetite and relationships. When our behavioral health is out of balance, we can easily become frustrated, depressed and confused. Seeking out assistance early is helpful to regaining that balance. Local Flagstaff Vet Center See information under Prescott Vet Center (in next section) for how to access services in Flagstaff. North Country Health Care 2920 N. Fourth Street, Flagstaff, AZ Website: Hours M-F 7:45am-8:00pm, Sat 7:45-5:00. Provides physical and behavioral health care. Northern Arizona Regional Behavioral Health Association (NARBA) 1300 S. Yale Street, Flagstaff, AZ (general) (member services) Crisis Hotline Website: Hours 8:00-5:00 M-F. Coordinates publicly-funded comprehensive behavioral health care services. NAU Counseling Center P.O. Box 6045, NAU, Flagstaff, AZ Hours M-F 8:00-5:00, closed 12:00-1:00. Works to enhance the psychological growth, emotional wellbeing, and learning potential of enrolled NAU students. Provides short-term psychological counseling, behavioral health and substance abuse educational programming. Veterans in School Support Group NAU Counseling Center, P.O. Box 6045, NAU, Flagstaff, AZ Thursdays 1:00-2:30. This group provides an environment for Vets enrolled at NAU to discuss problems and challenges they face. The facilitator, also a Veteran, creates a place where Vets can share information about local and regional resources and share experiences with other NAU students with similar backgrounds. NAU Fronske Health Center P.O. Box 6033, NAU, Flagstaff, AZ Hours M-F 8:00-5:00. Offers physical and behavioral health services to enrolled NAU students. State & Federal Page 106

108 Prescott Vet Center 3180 Stillwater Dr. Suite A, Prescott, AZ Offers counseling services for Northern Arizona Veterans. Has therapists on contract in Prescott, Flagstaff, Sedona and Winslow. The Merritt Center P.O. Box 2087, Payson, AZ Website: Offers free weekend retreats to empower combat Veteran men and women with skills to heal and reenter civilian society. Participants are paired with a combat veteran mentor available 24/7. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or An immediate connection with a trained VA professional. Focus on Recovery Helpline A 24-hour national alcohol and drug abuse addiction and treatment hotline. 397 Malpai Lane, Flagstaff, AZ Hours 8:00-5:00 M-F. Administers the distribution of Food Stamps. American Legion Website: Offers temporary financial assistance to help maintain a more stable environment for children of Veterans. Legal Aid Local DNA Peoples Legal Services 2323 E. Greenlaw Ln., Flagstaff, AZ Website: Hours Tuesday 9:00-11:00 & 1:00-3:00. Offers legal advice and services for civil cases. Serves Native and Non-native Americans. HHS Drug and Alcohol Treatment Referral Routing Service Offers referrals to local programs. Financial Assistance Local Flagstaff/Coconino County Community Services 2625 N. King St., Flagstaff or Hours M-F 8:00-4:30. Provides emergency rent and utility assistance, food, clothing, and bus tickets. Salvation Army 507 N. Humphreys, Flagstaff Website: sw.nsf Hours 9:00-12:00 M-Th. Provides clothing and emergency food vouchers, sack lunches, and rent and utility assistance. State & Federal Arizona Department of Economic Security Page 107