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On this page, you’ll find helpful resources for individuals and families—tools, links, and information that may offer comfort, support, or practical help now or in the near future. We hope these can make a small difference during hard times.
St. Mary’s Food Bank provides emergency food boxes and support services to individuals and families facing hunger throughout Arizona. To find a nearby location or request assistance, visit www.firstfoodbank.org or call (602) 242-3663.
All children and teens 18 and under in Arizona can receive free, healthy meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack) at participating schools, parks, libraries, community centers, and more—no paperwork, registration, or enrollment required; children simply need to be present during designated meal times. Visit azhealthzone.org/freesummermeals and use the interactive map to find a nearby site.
UMOM offers emergency shelter, supportive services, and affordable housing for single women and families experiencing homelessness across Metro Phoenix . For assistance or referrals, call 602‑229‑5155 or visit the Welcome Center at 206 S. 12th Ave, Phoenix AZ 85007, or contact their main desk at 602‑275‑7852.
CASS is Arizona’s largest emergency shelter provider, offering low-barrier adult shelter, family housing, and comprehensive case management in downtown Phoenix. To access services, call the HSC Welcome Center at 602‑229‑5155 (single adults) or 602‑595‑8700 (families), or call their general line at 602‑256‑6945; visit 230 S. 12th Ave, Phoenix AZ 85007.
Maggie’s Place provides safe, supportive housing and nurturing programs for homeless pregnant women and new moms in Phoenix. For intake inquiries, call 602‑246‑3724, or reach their main office at 602‑262‑5555, email email@maggiesplace.org, or visit the Family Success Center at 4001 N. 30th St, Phoenix AZ 85016
The Phoenix Public Library offers free storytimes, homework help, summer reading programs, STEM activities, and other educational programs for children and teens. These services are available at all 16 branches — no cost or library card required (but having one unlocks even more digital and in‑branch resources).
➡️ Learn more: www.phoenixpubliclibrary.org/kids 📞 General info: 602‑262‑4636 (Ask‑A‑Librarian)
The Excel Center (Phoenix) is a tuition-free adult high school for individuals aged 18 and older, offering high school diploma completion, career certifications, and personalized coaching. To support student success, the program also provides free on-site childcare and transportation assistance. Located at 4837 E. McDowell Rd, Phoenix, or call 602‑535‑4401 for more information or to enroll.
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