Apache County Resources
Housing, health, legal help, shelters, and other services listed for Apache County. Statewide resources that serve this county are included.
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Education Full Education list
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Arizona Apprenticeship Program
State registered apprenticeship program that helps job seekers enter paid "earn while you learn" career pathways. Apprentices receive supervised on-the-job training, related instruction, and a nationally recognized credential after completion.
Arizona Department of Education - Adult Education Services
Provides adult education services for individuals age 16 and older who are not enrolled in K-12 school. Services may include literacy, academic skills, Arizona High School Equivalency preparation, English language learning, Integrated Education and Training, and transition support to post-secondary education or employment.
ARIZONA@WORK - Find Training and Apprenticeships
Offers information on training opportunities, registered apprenticeships, approved training providers, and possible funding help through local workforce offices. Useful for people seeking low-cost career training, certification programs, or apprenticeships.
ARIZONA@WORK Northeastern Arizona Local Workforce Development Board
Local workforce board serving Apache County and nearby counties. Helps connect job seekers, youth, and people with barriers to employment to workforce development partnerships, education, training, and self-sufficiency supports.
AZ Job Connection - Programs
State job seeker portal listing adult education, apprenticeship, Job Corps, SNAP Career Advancement Network, and offender employment resources. Some programs are free or designed for low-income participants who need training, education, or job placement assistance.
BuildItAZ - Apprenticeship Programs
Lists Arizona registered construction apprenticeship programs and sponsors accepting applications. Apprenticeship options may include carpentry, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, operating engineers, masonry, and other trades. Programs are generally paid training pathways, but applicants should verify location, cost, and eligibility with each sponsor.
Statewide
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org ____________________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents (Control Click on County to Drop to List)
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211 Statewide Information Line
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org
Apache Behavioral Health Services (ABHS)
Reduced-cost behavioral health services for eligible White Mountain Apache Community members and registered White Mountain Apache Tribal members. Services listed include advocacy and case management, traditional healing, assessment/evaluation/diagnosis, individual service planning, residential treatment, group home treatment, 24-hour crisis management, vocational rehabilitation referrals, and transportation to treatment center. Call to confirm eligibility, intake requirements, and location availability.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Little Colorado Behavioral Health Centers
Outpatient and telehealth mental health services. Listings describe individual psychotherapy, group therapy, family psychoeducation, housing support, psychosocial rehabilitation, case management, and suicide prevention services. Free/low-cost directory notes sliding-fee and public/community mental health options; call to confirm current eligibility, fees, and availability.
Little Colorado Behavioral Health Centers
Outpatient and telehealth behavioral health services. Directory listings describe individual psychotherapy, couples/family therapy, group therapy, integrated dual-diagnosis support, family psychoeducation, mentoring/peer support, case management, and suicide prevention services. Call to verify current free or sliding-scale options.
North Country HealthCare - Round Valley
Community health center listing includes mental health services, family medicine, preventive health, dental care, pharmacy/prescription discounts, and related services. North Country HealthCare is listed as accepting private insurance, AHCCCS/Medicaid, Medicare, and sliding-fee options for eligible patients. Call to confirm current behavioral health services and fees.
North Country HealthCare - St. Johns
Community health center serving low-income, uninsured, and underinsured patients in northern Arizona. Listing notes primary care and mental health services with charges based on a sliding fee scale determined by income and household size. Call to confirm current behavioral health availability, eligibility, and costs.
Housing Full Housing list
211 Statewide Information Line
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org
Catholic Charities - Apache County Coordinated Entry
Coordinated Entry is the required starting point for people experiencing homelessness to be assessed and referred to available housing programs. Catholic Charities conducts Apache County interviews through its Coconino County office. Possible referrals include permanent supportive housing and other housing assistance based on eligibility and availability; this is not emergency shelter.
Navajo Housing Authority - Apache County Service Area
The Navajo Nation's tribally designated housing entity provides public rental, homeownership, and related housing programs through housing-management offices across the Navajo Nation, including communities within Apache County. Eligibility may depend on tribal and program requirements. Confirm service area, waiting lists, criminal-history screening, and current availability directly.
Northern Arizona Council of Governments - Community Services
Assists qualifying low-income households with housing assistance, utility and energy assistance, transportation support, appliance repair or replacement, case management, and self-sufficiency planning. This is housing-stability assistance rather than direct residential housing. Confirm current funding, eligibility, application procedures, documentation, and local case-manager availability directly.
OACRA - Arizona Reentry Housing and Shelter Directory
Statewide navigation directory for justice-involved people seeking reentry housing, transitional or supportive housing, sober living, shelter, affordable-housing pathways, and housing-stability resources. This is a referral and discovery resource rather than a direct housing provider. Confirm each provider's eligibility, availability, fees, supervision compatibility, and address-approval requirements directly.
Old Concho Community Assistance Center - Eviction Prevention
May provide eviction-prevention assistance and connections to other housing resources for qualifying Apache County residents. Funding, documentation, intake hours, geographic eligibility, and availability change. This is housing-stability assistance rather than guaranteed housing; call before visiting or applying.
Old Concho Community Assistance Center - New Hope Ranch
Local Coordinated Entry access point and reported transitional-housing resource serving Apache County. Call for intake and to confirm whether residential placement is currently available. Verify program eligibility, fees, sobriety or participation requirements, criminal-history screening, supervision compatibility, and current capacity directly.
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Legal Full Legal list
AZLawHelp.org
Statewide access point for applying for free or reduced-cost legal assistance, legal information, forms, and self-help resources. Most programs have income and case-type eligibility requirements.
DNA-People's Legal Services
Nonprofit legal aid organization providing free civil legal services to low-income people in the Navajo Nation, Apache County area, and nearby northern Arizona communities. Services may include legal advice, representation, and community legal education.
Southern Arizona Legal Aid
Provides free civil legal aid to eligible low-income individuals and families. Service areas include Apache County; help may include housing, family law, public benefits, consumer issues, orders of protection, and restoration of rights when available.
Statewide
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org ____________________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents (Control Click on County to Drop to List)
Probation & Parole Full Probation & Parole list
Apache County Adult Probation - Chambers Field Office
¼ mile east of Highway 191, Chambers, AZ 85602
Apache County Adult Probation - Chinle Field Office
US Highway 191, MP 447, Chinle, AZ 86503
Apache County Adult Probation - Fort Defiance Field Office
Fort Defiance, AZ 86504
Apache County Adult Probation - Springerville Field Office
309 S. Mountain Ave., Suite 8, Springerville, AZ 85938
Apache County Adult Probation - St. Johns Field Office
50 W. Cleveland, St. Johns, AZ 85936
Apache County Juvenile Probation - Springerville Office
309 S. Mountain Ave., Springerville, AZ 85938
Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry - Community Reentry Snowflake Office
235 S. Main St., Snowflake, AZ 85937
Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections - Southeast Regional Parole Office
400 West Congress, Suite 156, Tucson, AZ 85701
Statewide
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org ____________________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents (Control Click on County to Drop to List)
Rehab & Detox Full Rehab & Detox list
211 Statewide Information Line
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Fort Defiance Outpatient Treatment Center / Dawn of Recovery
Outpatient and regular outpatient drug/alcohol treatment; listing notes individual counseling, group counseling, couples counseling, co-occurring mental health and substance use treatment, government funding acceptance, and payment assistance.
Little Colorado Behavioral Health Centers - Springerville Office
Mental health, alcohol, and drug abuse counseling for individuals, groups, and families; services include drug crisis intervention, drug abuse counseling, alcohol crisis intervention, group counseling, family counseling, and individual counseling. Listed as free/low-cost with sliding-scale program fees.
Little Colorado Behavioral Health Centers - St. Johns Office
Outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use treatment services; listing notes detox/counseling, 12-step supports, aftercare, Medicaid/Medicare and other insurance options, county/local government funds, and payment assistance/sliding fee scale.
Power Wellness Center
Outpatient substance use treatment listing with counseling, detox-related services, 12-step supports, aftercare, dual-diagnosis care, trauma therapy, and payment assistance options; accepts Medicaid, Medicare, state-financed insurance, private insurance, military insurance, county/local government funds, VA funds, cash/self-pay.
Shelters Full Shelters list
Ama Doo Alchini Bighan
Public shelter listing describes this as a domestic violence shelter and supportive services resource. Eligibility, confidentiality requirements, bed availability, and service area should be verified directly before referral.
New Hope Ranch
Shelter listing describes New Hope Ranch as a combination emergency, transitional, and permanent shelter for singles and families, with office hours Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Old Concho Community Assistance Center
Listed as offering homelessness-prevention help such as food referrals, motel vouchers, rent, utilities, and utility deposits as funds are available. This may be assistance rather than an on-site shelter; verify current services before referral.
Round Valley Senior Center
Listed as offering motel vouchers, rent, utilities, utility deposits, and food referrals as funds are available. This appears to be homelessness-prevention assistance rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current services and eligibility before referral.
Springerville Division of Emergency Services
Public shelter directories list this location as transitional housing in Apache County. Verify current availability, eligibility requirements, and whether shelter placement is direct or referral-based.
Statewide
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org
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Veterans Full Veterans list
Arizona Department of Economic Security - Veteran Services
Helps veterans and eligible spouses obtain sustainable employment, including priority service in job referrals, training, and employment-related support through ARIZONA@WORK staff.
Arizona Department of Veterans' Services
State agency assisting Arizona veterans, service members, and families with benefits access, state veteran homes, memorial cemeteries, relief funds, and connections to additional resources.
Be Connected
Connects Arizona service members, veterans, and their families to support and resources for needs such as housing, employment, benefits, behavioral health, and other assistance.
DES Vet Programs
Includes Disabled Veterans Outreach Program and Local Veteran Employment Representative services for veterans with employment barriers, job search support, referrals, training, and employer outreach.
National Community Health Partners - Housing for Heroes
Arizona nonprofit with veteran-focused programs including Housing for Heroes and community health initiatives for underserved and at-risk populations.
Statewide
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org
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VFW Post 8987
Local veterans' service organization listed in Apache County. Call to confirm current services and eligibility.
Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence Full Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence list
ADABI Healing Shelter
ADABI describes itself as a private nonprofit domestic-violence and sexual-assault crisis intervention and prevention program serving victims and survivors in the Chinle Agency and surrounding Navajo Nation communities. Public information describes culturally sensitive advocacy, prevention services, safe-home network support, and services for women and children; verify current shelter availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures before referral.
Ama Doo Alchini Bighan
DomesticShelters.org lists Ama Doo Alchini Bighan as an emergency-shelter-focused domestic violence program serving Apache and Navajo Counties. Public listings describe domestic-violence services; verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, service area, and intake procedures before referral.
Apache County Community Resources / UA Cooperative Extension
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension lists Apache County community resources for people, families, service providers, and advocates seeking support with domestic violence, legal support, counseling, housing, advocacy, food access, employment assistance, health insurance, mental health, and crisis-related needs. This is a resource-navigation listing rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current shelter referrals, eligibility, and local contacts before referral.
Fort Defiance Housing Corporation
Public shelter listings identify Fort Defiance Housing Corporation as a nonprofit housing-assistance provider serving the Window Rock and Fort Defiance area. This appears to be housing assistance rather than an on-site shelter; verify current programs, waitlists, documentation requirements, service area, and eligibility before referral.
New Hope Ranch
DomesticShelters.org lists New Hope Ranch as a domestic-violence service near St. Johns, and public shelter listings describe it as a combination emergency, transitional, and permanent shelter for singles and families. Verify current bed availability, intake procedures, length of stay, and eligibility before referral.
Round Valley Senior Center
Listed as offering motel vouchers, rent, utilities, utility deposits, and food referrals as funds are available. This appears to be homelessness-prevention assistance rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current services and eligibility before referral.
Springerville Division of Emergency Services
Public shelter listings identify Springerville Division of Emergency Services as a transitional-housing resource in Springerville. Verify whether current assistance includes shelter placement, motel vouchers, transitional housing, emergency services, referrals, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Statewide
211 connects you with a local operator who provides free, confidential information about community resource services. It functions as a centralized hub for finding help with essential needs rather than emergency response. Common Uses for 211 Basic Needs: Finding food pantries, housing assistance, and help with utility bills. Health Support: Locating mental health services, vaccination clinics, or affordable medical care. Crisis Intervention: Accessing suicide prevention hotlines or domestic violence shelters. Disaster Assistance: Getting updates on emergency shelters and recovery or evacuation information during local disasters. Website: www.211arizona.org