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Community Action Programs offering Emergency Food

Community Mission Outreach   Food Program

Director, Associate Pastor, Catherine McNeal 

902 E. McKinley Phx. Az. 85006

Every Wednesday @ 10am

Az. Youth for Christ - Youth Intervention Program

Director, Assistant Pastor, Lynn Franklin

908 E. McKinley Phx. Az. 85006

Contact: (602) 732-0018

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A Better Way of Life 
Directors: Lois & Charles Hair
Phoenix
(480) 343-3120 

Andre House
213 S 11th Ave
Phoenix
(602) 252-9023

Casa Maria
401 E 26th St           
Tucson
(520 ) 624-0312

Church on the Street
2141
W Madison
      
Phoenix (602) 252-7444

Bread of Life             
3840 N 30th St         
Phoenix
(602) 304-9044  

Cochise County Children's Center
721
Gonzales Blvd
Huachuca City
(520) 456-1000

Coconino County Flagstaff
Family Food Center

1903 N 2nd St
Flagstaff
(520) 779-4561

Forgach House Domestic Crisis Ctr./CCS

Sierra Vista
(520) 458-9096

Holy
Trinity Monastery
Route
80 Mile Marker 302

St. David (520) 720-4642

Salvation Army
1461
Palma
Dr      
Bullhead City
(520) 758-3141

Sunshine Rescue Mission
(520)774-3512

The Haven     
1107 E
Adelaide St
Tucson
(520) 623-4590

The Love Kitchen, Inc.   
1715 South Perrod Ln  
Pinetop (520) 367-6505

Largest Food Banks in
Arizona

FOOD BANK PHONE NUMBER AREA SERVED
 
Borderland Food Banks
(520) 287-2627
Santa Cruz County

Care & Share Food Bank
(520) 779-7066
 Flagstaff Area

Community Food Bank
(520) 884-1098
Pima County

St. Mary’s Food Bank
(602) 352-3640
Statewide
 
St. Vincent de Paul
(602) 495-3051
 Statewide
 
Southeast AZ Food Bank
 (520) 384-4433
 Cochise County, Graham County, Greenlee County
 
United Food Bank
 (602) 926-4897
 Eastern Maricopa County, Gila County, Pinal County, Southern Navajo County, Southern Apache County
 
Westside Food Bank
 (602) 242-2662
 Western Maricopa County, Coconino County, Northern Apache County, Mohave County, Yavapai County, La Paz County, Northern Navajo County
 
Yuma Community Food Bank
 (520) 343-1243
 Yuma County

Homeless Assistance Agencies
Phoenix

Advocates for the Disabled
1314 N. 3rd Street, #116, Phoenix, AZ 85004-1749
602) 256-9673

Andre House
P.O. Box 2014, Phoenix, AZ 85001

(602) 252-9023

The Bridge
2001 W. Northern Ave., #110,
Phoenix, AZ 85021

(602) 589-5556

Catholic Social Services
Sundance Lodge, 322 E.Vogel,
Phoenix, AZ 85020

(602) 870-0376 & 997-6105

Central Arizona Shelter Services
1209 West Madison Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007

(602) 256-6945

Chicanos Por La Causa-De Colores
P.O. Box 6553, Phoenix, AZ 85005

(602) 269-1515

Chrysalis Shelter
P.O. Box 9956, Phoenix, AZ 85068

(602) 944-4999

Church on the Street
2141
West Madison, Phoenix, AZ 85009

(602) 252-7444 / (602) 254-8302

 Central Phoenix Family Services Center
1250 South 7th Avenue, (602) 534-1250

 Community Housing Partnership
P.O. Box 25312, Phoenix, AZ 85002

(602) 253-6905

ComCare
001 N. 3rd Street, Suite 120
Phoenix, AZ 85012
, (602) 640-1111

Homeless Outreach Clinic: (602) 256-2688

Crisis Nursery
2711
East Roosevelt, Phoenix, AZ 85008

(602) 273-7363

Downtown Neighborhood Learning Center
1001
West Jefferson, Phoenix, AZ 85007
(602) 256-0784

Ecumenical Chaplain for the Homeless
100
West Roosevelt, Phoenix, AZ 85003

(602) 716-0436

Family Service Center
2707 E. Van Buren,
Phoenix, AZ 85008
(602) 267-4130

First Institutional Baptist Church
1141 East Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034
(602) 258-1998

Florence Crittenton
4820 North 7th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85013

(602) 274-7318

Harbor Light
2707 East Van Buren,
Phoenix, AZ 85008

(602) 267-1404

Harvard Program
1704 East Harvard,
Phoenix, AZ 85006

(602) 495-1156

Health Care for the Homeless
1201 W. Madison Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007

(602) 258-2122

Home Base Youth Services
931
East Devonshire, Phoenix, AZ 85014

(602) 263-7773

Homeless Haven
2313
West Yuma, Phoenix, AZ 85009

(602) 258-1542

Homeless Shelter Hotline for Maricopa County
(602) 256-2219

Homeward Bound
29 West Thomas Road, Ste. E, Phoenix, AZ 85013-4492

(602) 263-7654

HOPWA
2042 N. 35th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009

(602) 233-0115, ext. 212 or 216

House of Refuge, Inc.
9835 North 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85020

(602) 678-0223

Interfaith Cooperative Ministries
501 South 9th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007

(602) 254-7450

Labor's Community Service Agency
5818 N. Seventh Street, Rm. 100, Phoenix, AZ 85014

(602) 263-5741

Lamplighter Apartments
1945 West
Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ 85007

META Center - Local Addiction Recovery Center
2770
East Van Buren Street, Phoenix, AZ 85008
(602) 273-9999

Morning Star Retreat
384 N.
Second Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85003

(602) 256-0781

Nova Safe Haven
329 North Third Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85003

(602) 528-0759

Ozanam Manor
P.O. Box 24460, Phoenix, AZ 85074

(602) 495-3050

 Phoenix Indian Center
2601 N. Third Street, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85004

(602) 263-1017

Phoenix Rescue Mission/HopeLink for the Homeless
1801 S. 35th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009

(602) 233-3000

Phoenix Shanti
2020 W. Indian School Road, #50, Phoenix, AZ 85015

(602) 279-2008

 The Respite Shelter for Homeless Men, Inc.
7000 N. Central, Phoenix, AZ 85020
(602) 870-4353

 Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center
1625 South Central,
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 256-4512

Sky Harbor Family Services Center
1818 South 16th Street
(602) 495-5193

Sojourner Center
P.O. Box 20156, Phoenix, AZ 85036
(602) 244-0997

South Mountain Family Services Center
4732 South Central Avenue

(602) 534-4732

Southwest Business, Industry & Rehabilitation Assoc.
2222 N. 24th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85008

(602) 275-0180

St. Joseph the Worker
213 South 11th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007

(602) 257-4390

St. Vincent de Paul Society
P.O. Box 13600, Phoenix, AZ 85002

(602) 495-3004

Strong Towers
615 W. McKinley,
Phoenix, AZ 85003
(602) 256-6419

Streets of Joy
2206
North Richland Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006

(602) 253-7078

Sunnyslope Family Services Center
914 West Hatcher
(602) 495-5229

Transitional Living Centers, Inc.
2202
East Roosevelt, Phoenix, AZ 85040

(602) 220-9658

Tumbleweed
902 North 5th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004

(602) 271-9904

UMOM/New Day Shelter
3320 East Van Buren,
Phoenix, AZ 85008

(602) 275-4533

Veterans Residential
4015 South 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85040

(602) 243-0061

Vista Colina Apartments
1050
W. Mountain View Road, Phoenix, AZ
(602) 870-1705

West Phoenix Human Services Center
3454 North 51st Avenue
(602) 262-6510

Whole Life Foundation
338 North 15th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007

(602) 256-2828

Women's Street Support Center
625 West McKinley,
Phoenix, AZ 85003
(602) 256-6816

YWCA
755 East Willetta,
Phoenix, AZ 85006

(602) 258-0990

RENT/MORTGAGE/UTILITIES ASSISTANCE

City of Phoenix Housing: 830 E. Jefferson (602) 534- 2142

Community Housing: 609 N. 9th St. (602) 253-6905

Lutheran Social Ministry (602) 271-0828

Valley Christian: 1326 W. Hadley St. (602) 258-5163

HOUSING RESOURCES:

St. Vincent DePaul  602 261-6878

Salvation Army Shelters 602 267-4130

NOVA 602 528-0758

Maricopa Cty. Homeless Hotline 602 263-8900

Home Base 602 254-7777

Homeward Bound 602 263-7654

Homeless Hotline 602 256-2219

Family Services 602 267-4122

Domestic Violence Emergency Shelter 602 263-8900 or 1-800-799-7739

(Emergency Hours: 602 266-6956)

Phoenix Single Women's Shelters

CASS: 1209 W. Madison (602) 256-6945

Gift of Mary: 1414 S. 17th Avenue (602) 254-8424

Maggie's Place:  (602) 257-4648

Phoenix Rescue Mission: 1801 S. 35th Avenue (602) 233-2647

U.M.O.M.: 3320 E. Van Buren St. (602) 275-4533

Phoenix Single Men's Shelters

12th Avenue Retreat: 1236 S. 12th Avenue (602) 272-3662

East Valley Men's Center  (480) 610-6722

House of Refuge: 6909 E. Ursula (480) 988-9242

Phoenix Rescue Mission: 1801 S. 35th Avenue (602) 233-3000

Respite Shelter: 7000 N. Central (602) 870-4353

Streets of Joy: 1202 E. Devonshire (602) 275-4533

US Mission: 1821 E. Avalon Drive (602) 264-7882

Phoenix Area Family Shelters

The Bridge: 2001 W. Northern Avenue (602) 589-5556

Gift of Mary: 1414 S. 17th Avenue (602) 254-8424

Homeward Bound: 29 W. Thomas (602) 263-7654

Interfaith (602) 294-0222

Labor's Community: 5818 N. 7th St. (602) 263-5741

La Mesita: 2254 W. Main Street (Mesa) (480) 834-8723

Salvation Army: 2707 E. Van Buren (602) 267-4130

Save the Family: 450 W. 4th Pl #202 (Mesa) (480) 898-0228

U.M.O.M. 3320 E. Van Buren (602) 275-4533

Vista Colina: 1050 W. Mountain View (602) 944-0960

YWCA: 755 E. Wiletta (602) 268-0990

Youth and Children's Shelters

Crisis Nursery (602) 273-7364

East Valley Child Crisis Center (480) 969-2308

Home Base: 931 E. Devonshire Avenue (602) 254-7777

Tumbleweed: 4829 N. 37th Avenue (602) 841-5799

Domestic Violence Shelters

Autumn House  (480) 835-5555

Chrysallis (602) 244-4999

De Colores (602) 269-1515

Faith House (623) 939-6798

My Sister's Place (480) 821-1024

New Life (623) 932-4404

Salvation Army/Elm House (602) 267-4111

Sojourner Center (602) 244-0089

Other Shelters

La Posada: 7045 S. Montezuma (602) 243-9711

Ozaam Manor: 1730 E. Monroe (602) 495-3050

Phoenix Shanti: 7000 N. Central Avenue (602) 279-0008

Halfway Houses

Alice's Wonderland: 24 S. Udall (Mesa) (480) 962-8471

Calvary Rehab: 720 E. Montebello (602) 279-1468

Casa de Amigas: 1648 W. Colter (602) 265-9987

Corazon: 3639 W. Lincoln St. (602) 233-9747

Crossroads for Men: 1845 E. Ocotillo (602) 279-2585

Dana Center: 731 W. Dana Avenue (480) 461-1033

Destiny Sober Living: 5306 N. 17th Ave. (602) 249-6675

Guest House: 8910 W. Monroe St. (602) 934-0298

Hope House: 316 N. 11th Way (602) 254-5434

Living Faith: 7514 W. Mitchell (602) 772-7767

NOVA/Maverick: 7022 N 48th Avenue (602) 931-5810

Pelms House: 11773 N. 91st Ave (602) 979-6571

Progress Valley: 4430 N. 23rd Avenue (602) 274-5424

Reborn: 2546 W. Orangewood (602) 433-2382

Sand Dollar: 5049 W. Campbell (623) 247-7877

The Solution: 4210 N. Longview (602) 277-7527

SOS Fellowship: 650 N. 6th Ave. (602) 252-4205

Steps House: 7155 N. 66th Dr/Ste 102 (623) 939-1566

Teen Challenge: 1515 W. Grand Ave. (602) 271-4084

Teen Outreach: 5809 S. 5th St. (602) 323-0226

Chemical Dependency Halfway Houses

Another Chance: 1201 W. Madison (602) 256-6933

Ebony House: 6222 S. 13th St. (602) 276-4288

LARC: 2770 E. Van Buren (602) 273-9999

Phx. Indian Center: 2601 N. 3rd St. (602) 263-1017

Phx. Rescue Mission: 1801 S. 35th Ave. (602) 233-3000

Project Heart: 1112 E. Washington (602) 256-2688

Arizona Dept. of Economic Security (DES)

215 E. McDowell  (602) 495-1308

OFFICIAL RECORDS/IDENTIFICATION

Birth Certificate  602 255-3260

Draft Registration 602 267-2343

Driver's License/State ID Card  602 255-0072

Immigration  602 258-4353

Social Security Administration  602 772-1213

Voter Registration 602 506-1511

EDUCATION

Alternative Schools  1-800-654-8713

Az. Dept. of Education  602 542-4361

Frank Gordon Learning Center/Adult Probationers 602 372-5509

(Free GED Preparation and other services)

Maricopa County Skills Center  602 238-4300

EMPLOYMENT/VOCATIONAL TRAINING

DES Job Service   602 276-5587

Goodwill Industries  602 254-2222

Job Corp  602 254-5921

Job Info Hot Line  602 506-3329

JTPA Job Training 602 534-3922 or 602 861-0208

Maricopa Skill Center 602 238-4300

St. Joseph's The Worker  602 257-4390

Arizona State Vocational Rehab  602 212-0068 or 602 247-3304

Phoenix WORKFORCE CONNECTION NUMBERS:

(602) 262-6776 or visit www.phoenix.gov/phxwc

(602) 861-0208 (9801 N. 7th St)

(623) 247-3304 (3406 N. 51st Ave.)

(602) 534-4732 (4732 S. Central Avenue)

(623) 934-3231 x 228 (Richard Baldwin) Peoria area

Family Service Agency (602) 252-0918 -  ask for Pam

Tetras Program (602) 685-9703

(This agency has grant money from the federal government to provide vocational training and employment assistance specifically to ex-offenders.  They also conduct periodic workshops in Phoenix and Mesa to assist ex-offenders with interview skills, resume-writing, etc.  They maintain an active database of employers who will hire ex-offenders.

Phoenix City Job Line  602 534-5627

Newspaper Want Ads 480 464-9669

City of Phoenix Clear Path  602 495-5717

Arizona Call-A-Teen  602 252-7771, ex. 146

CREATIVE ENVIRONMENTS has advised Middle Ground that they are very interested in hiring ex-offenders.  Their jobs are in construction of landscapes -- masonry, flagstone, fireplaces, etc.    They are located at 2128 E. Cedar St., Tempe.  The contact person is:  Patricial Hall at (480) 980-7030 or (480) 650-7038.  Laborers start at $8/hour.  Lead men are paid $9.50/hour.  Foremen are paid $14.50/hour.  You must be willing to work outdoors and lift up to 100 lbs.

AWEE (Arizona Women's Education and Employment, Inc.) at (602) 223-4333.  This agency has received a $1 MILLION grant from the  U.S. Department of Labor to provide reintegration/employment services to ex-offenders who are between the ages of 18-29, and the grant PROVIDES SERVICES TO MALES AND FEMALES.  Call for information.

An agency called "TEaMS" (Transitioal Employment and Mentoring Services) at 480-466-4085 offers workshops designed to help ex-offenders overcome the obstacles to employment caused by their felony conviction.  There is a $25 fee for workshops and the fee is payable at the door on the day of the workshop.  No exceptions are made on the fee.   The workshop is a "fast track" program whose objective is to give an ex-offender the skills to insure that when placement assistance is offered (by TEaMS), the person will be better able to market him/herself.  The components of the program include:  common myths involved in ex-offender employment; information about the Federal Bonding Program and The Work Opportunity Tax Credit for employers who will hire ex-offenders; the application process; information about how and why employers use background checks and what information is contained; samples of cover letters, resumes and letters of reference; information about interview skills, and employment searches.

In addition, this organization has an ex-offender housing program, in collaboration with the Arizona Multihousing Association (AMA) and this is designed to enable ex-offenders to be able to rent an apartment in a community where they might otherwise be denied of where they have been denied in the past.  The program requires a TWENTY HOUR educational seminar approved by the AMA and for which a certificate is issued that will remove the felony conviction as a barrier to obtaining housing in many aparetment complexes.  However, guidelnes apply:  (1) the ex-offender must be a first-time felony offender (no multipple felony counts are allowed unless they were sentenced as concurrent sentences; (2) No violent offenders; (3) No sex offenders; (4) The convictions must be at least 3 years old and the person must be out of prison at least one-year prior to applying for the workshop; (5) the ex-offender must demonstrate that he/she has been employed for one full year prior to entering the program; (6) drug offenders need to show proof of current or past treatment programming.   Other restrictions may apply.  This program is NOT for everyone.  There is a $65 NON-REFUNDABLE application fee.  The total cost of the AMA-approved program is $325.  Middle Ground does not recommend or endorse this program; this information is provided for informational purposes only.   If interested, call (480) 466-4085.

To find out if you are eligible for any or a particular social service, visit this web site:  www.arizonaselfhelp.org

The above site is sponsored by the Arizona Community Action Association and allows individuals to overcome barriers to the social service system by allowing them to privately and confidentially check their eligibility before beginning the paperwork application process.

Grandparents Raising Kids Can Obtain Assistance:  Beatitudes Center DOAR, a non-profit interfaith organication, may pay for all or part of registration fees for activities or camps that are enriching for grandchildren while providing a welcome "break" for grandparents.  To receive assistance, grandparents must be able to demonstrate that they are raising their grandchildren.  Some additional free services are available.  These include support groups, family activities, seminars and legal services.  Call (602) 274-5022 to request assistance.  The program will serve those grandparents whose child is in prison if they are taking care of grandchildren, but we are quite certain that the "legal services" provided to NOT include criminal appeals or challenges to the conviction of one's child.

Adult Children of Alcoholics  602 241-6760

Value Options  602 914-5800

Adult Protective Services 1-877-767-2385

AlAnon  602 249-1257

Alcoholics Anonymous  602 264-1341

Child Protective Services  602 530-1800

Cocaine Anonymous  602 279-3838

DES Family Assistance   602 495-1308

Friendly House  602 257-1870

Help Hotline  602 273-0786

Narcotics Anonymous  602 784-4004

Parents Anonymous  602 248-0428

TRANSPORTATION

Dial-A-Ride   602 253-4000

Safe Ride  1-800-797-7433

Tickets to Jobs  602 534-1250

Work Links  602 506-3995

Valley Metro Bus Service  602 253-5000

HEALTH

AHCCCS Indigent Medical  602 275-3230

or 1-800-654-8713

AIDS Center 1-800-342-2437

Lions Club Eye Care 602 267-7573

Family Services  480 545-9626

Kids Care  1-877-764-5437

Maricopa Cty. Health Dept.  602 506-6900

Mental Health Association  480 994-4407

Tatoo Removal  602 262-7370 (6862)

X-TATOO (Removal) (602) 534-3121

Urgent Care  602 222-0444

Poison Control  1-800-362-0101

USEFUL WEB SITES:

Maricopa County Health Consumer Organization - www.mihs.org/consumerinfo

Arizona State Monthly Report on the Spread of Infectious Diseases: www.azdhs.gov/phs/oids (click on "data and statistics")

To read information from the Centers for Disease Control:  www.cdc.gov

To read information from the National Institute of Health:  www.nih.gov

To contact the Arizona Dental Board: www.axdentalboard.org

To verify the license of a nurse, or complaints: www.azbn.org/OnlineVerification.asp

To check the status of a licensed psychologist and actions taken against them: www.psychboard.az.gov

To examine how hospitals are rated, contact the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations: www.jcaho.org

To check on the status of an Arizona nursing home, day care center or hospital, contact the Arizona State Health Department:  www.azdhs.gov/als (Click on "facility search" to check the license status of an institution)

To locate a doctor or other health care professional, contact Arizona Doc Finder: www.docfinder.state.az.us (obtain status of any disciplinary actions or complaints against them)

LEGAL OR ADVOCACY SERVICES

Middle Ground Prison Reform   480 966-8116

Community Legal Services  602 258-3434

Restoration of Civil Rights (Maricopa Cty. convictions: 602 506-0547)

Sex Offender Registration  602 256-1070

Obtain Copies of Maricopa Cty. Court Papers  602 506-1155

Lawyer Referral  602 257-4434

Fair Housing  480 644-3660

Maricopa County Jain Info Line (602) 256-0322

 FINANCIAL ISSUES

Income Tax/Tax Assistance  1-800-829-1040

Social Security Income  1-800-772-1213

Consumer Credit Counseling  602 246-2227

 

Mount Zion Food Service Provision Program

We provide free breakfast, lunch, supper, and snacks to children of all ages. To learn more please read below.

 

- We provide free food to children only

- We provide free delivery

- We provide quality service as well as quality food

- We are a 501 (c3) organization

- We are a food program under Mount Zion Ministries/Spirit & Life World Ministries Church

- We are trained and certified to operate a free food provision program through the ADE

- We are here to serve: Schools, Children Programs, Churches and all other organizations centered around providing children with the best food care available

Thank you for your time, and we hope we can serve you with excellence!

Brett McNeal, FSP Team Executive - Contact Us At: bmcneal2000@aol.com

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