Pinal County Resources
Housing, health, legal help, shelters, and other services listed for Pinal County. Statewide resources that serve this county are included.
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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 classroom 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, HSE/GED 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 approved training providers, registered apprenticeships, career training, and possible workforce funding through local workforce offices. Useful for people seeking low-cost training, certification programs, or apprenticeship pathways.
ARIZONA@WORK - Pinal County
Local workforce system serving Pinal County job seekers of all ages and skill levels. Services may include career development, job search assistance, workshops, training referrals, access to eligible training providers, youth services, and connections to employment opportunities.
ARIZONA@WORK - Pinal County Business and Career Center
One-stop workforce center located at 820 E. Cottonwood Lane, Building E, Casa Grande. Offers job and employment services and may connect residents to vocational rehabilitation, reentry, education, youth services, training programs, and employer connections.
ARIZONA@WORK - Pinal County Eligible Training Providers
Lists approved eligible training providers and training programs that may be used for career skills upgrades by eligible participants. Job seekers should ask about WIOA eligibility, in-demand occupations, approved programs, and possible funding support.
AZ Job Connection - Programs
State job seeker portal listing adult education, Arizona Apprenticeship, Job Corps, SNAP Career Advancement Network, and offender employment resources. Some programs are free or designed for low-income participants who need education, training, or employment assistance.
BuildItAZ - Apprenticeship Programs
Lists Arizona registered construction apprenticeship programs and sponsors accepting applications. Apprenticeship options vary by sponsor and may include construction trades and related skilled occupations. Programs are generally paid training pathways, but applicants should verify location, cost, and eligibility with each sponsor.
Central Arizona College - Adult Education
Offers free adult education instruction for Pinal County residents seeking High School Equivalency/GED preparation, English language learning, college transition support, workforce preparation, digital literacy, and career pathway support.
Central Arizona College - GED / HSE Classes
Provides free GED/HSE preparation classes for eligible adults age 16 and older who are not enrolled in secondary school. Classes help students prepare for GED tests while also building digital literacy, workforce readiness, and transition skills for college or employment.
Central Arizona College - Workforce & Economic Development
Provides workforce development, community and continuing education, adult basic education, Integrated Education and Training, job services, and industry-recognized certifications for Pinal County residents. Also references the Arizona Early Childhood Educator Apprenticeship Pathway and partnerships with ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County.
Pinal County - Career Services
Pinal County Workforce and ARIZONA@WORK provide no-cost job seeker services, including job referrals, computer access, resume assistance, job search help, on-the-job training, in-demand training opportunities for qualified candidates, support for veterans and people with disabilities, and access to free job and training provider search tools.
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
Arizona's Children Association
Arizona sliding-fee provider list identifies Arizona's Children Association in Apache Junction as a mental health Community Mental Health Center; Casa Grande free/low-cost listings also include Arizona's Children Association. Call to confirm current Pinal County services, eligibility, AHCCCS/Medicaid, sliding-scale options, and appointment availability.
Community Health Associates
Sliding-scale Community Mental Health Center serving adults, children, and seniors. Listing describes individual and family behavioral health services, psychiatric health services, recovery support, wraparound family/peer support, and integrated physical health services. Services may be free or income-based for eligible people without insurance; call to confirm intake, eligibility, documents, and fees.
Corazon Behavioral Health Services
Casa Grande free/low-cost directory lists Corazon Behavioral Health Services as a sliding-scale, income-based resource. Call to confirm current counseling or behavioral health services, eligibility, insurance, AHCCCS/Medicaid, fees, and appointment availability.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Helping Associates
Casa Grande free/low-cost mental health directory lists Helping Associates as a sliding-scale, income-based resource. Call to confirm current services, eligibility, insurance, fees, and openings for counseling or behavioral health appointments.
Horizon Health and Wellness
Pinal County clinic directory lists multiple Horizon Health and Wellness locations with behavioral health, children's services, serious mental illness services, case management, outpatient behavioral health, individual and group counseling, substance use disorder treatment, and psychiatric services. Arizona sliding-fee provider list also identifies Apache Junction locations. Call to confirm current site services, eligibility, AHCCCS/Medicaid, sliding-scale fees, and appointments.
La Frontera Arizona EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center
Arizona sliding-fee provider list identifies the Apache Junction location as a mental health Community Mental Health Center. Pinal County's healthcare/mental health quick links also include La Frontera EMPACT as a local mental health resource. Call to confirm crisis, counseling, eligibility, insurance, AHCCCS/Medicaid, sliding-scale services, and current intake.
Pinal County Public Health Department - Casa Grande Clinic
Benefits Explorer lists the county clinic as a sliding-scale free clinic accepting uninsured, underinsured, Medicare, and Medicaid patients, with pediatric counseling/mental health and mental and substance abuse services where applicable. Call to confirm current mental health-related services, eligibility, residency or income requirements, and appointment availability.
Sun Life Health
Pinal County free/low-cost clinic directory lists Sun Life Family Health Center locations with behavioral health services, and Arizona sliding-fee provider list identifies Sun Life Health Center - Apache Junction as a primary care and mental health community health center. Call to confirm current behavioral health services, eligibility, AHCCCS/Medicaid, financial assistance, and sliding-scale fees.
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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
Bureau of Prison Re-Entry Center Resources
Prison re-entry works with behavioral health
CG Helps Homeless Resource Center
Walk-in homeless resource center providing coordinated access to local agencies and services. Available assistance may include housing assessment, shelter referrals, rental and utility resources, documentation support, and connections to participating providers. Confirm current hours, services, and program eligibility directly.
Community Action Human Resources Agency - Housing and Homeless Services
Pinal County's designated Community Action Program. Services may include housing assessment, rental and utility assistance, eviction prevention, emergency shelter or motel support, transitional housing for qualifying families, case management, and referrals. Funding and availability change; call or apply online to confirm current assistance and eligibility.
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Pinal Community Reentry Project - Casa Grande Alliance
Supports adults returning from jail or prison through community-coach mentoring, service navigation, goal setting, and connection to local resources. Housing support is referral-based rather than direct housing. Confirm participant eligibility, enrollment, supervision requirements, and available housing referrals directly.
Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness - Coordinated Entry
Countywide access point for people experiencing homelessness to be assessed and placed on the priority list for housing assistance. Participating agencies may connect households to emergency shelter, rental assistance, homeless housing programs, vouchers, and other services. Coordinated Entry does not guarantee immediate placement; individual programs may have separate eligibility and screening rules.
Pinal County Housing Authority
Administers the federally supported Housing Choice Voucher program and public housing assistance for eligible Pinal County households. The Section 8 waiting list is currently closed. Confirm current public-housing openings, portability procedures, income eligibility, criminal-history screening, and appointment requirements directly.
Pinal County Sheriff's Office - Reentry Program
Connects justice-involved participants to individualized services such as housing, employment, identification, treatment, social support, coordinated care, discharge planning, and warm handoffs to community providers. This is a reentry-navigation program rather than direct housing; housing acceptance depends on the receiving provider and any supervision requirements.
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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.
Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project
Nonprofit organization providing free legal and social services to detained adults, unaccompanied children, and families facing immigration removal proceedings in Arizona. Services are case-type specific and depend on custody status and eligibility.
Modest Means Project
Low-cost legal assistance program for people who do not qualify for free legal aid but cannot afford standard attorney rates. Applicants use AZLawHelp.org or the legal aid phone line to apply; participating attorneys provide brief advice or limited services at reduced rates.
Southern Arizona Legal Aid
Provides free civil legal aid to eligible low-income individuals and families in Pinal County through its Casa Grande office. Services may include housing, family law, domestic violence orders of protection, consumer issues, public benefits, foreclosure, guardianship, immigration matters connected to victimization, and restorative justice services 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
Pinal County Adult Probation
971 N Jason Lopez Circle, Florence, AZ 85132
Pinal County Juvenile Probation - Apache Junction Office
575 N Idaho Road, Suite 515, Apache Junction, AZ 85119
Pinal County Juvenile Probation - Casa Grande Office
820 E Cottonwood Lane, Building F2, Casa Grande, AZ 85122
Pinal County Juvenile Probation - Florence Office
971 N Jason Lopez Circle, Building A, Florence, AZ 85132
Pinal County Juvenile Probation - San Tan Valley Office
31500 N Schnepf Road, Building A, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
Pinal County Juvenile Probation - Western Pinal Justice Court Office
19955 N Wilson Avenue, Suite 200, Maricopa, AZ 85139
Pinal Regional Parole Office
1308 E Butte Avenue, Florence, AZ 85132
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
Arizona's Children Association
Free/low-cost rehab listing at 2066 West Apache Trail in Apache Junction. Services listed include inpatient, outpatient, detox, counseling, 12-step supports, aftercare, court-ordered outpatient treatment, individual psychotherapy, family therapy, group therapy, cognitive/behavior therapy, behavior modification, dual diagnosis care, and trauma therapy. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
Community Bridges Inc - Casa Grande Outpatient Services Center
Detox listing at 675 East Cottonwood Lane in Casa Grande. Services listed include outpatient detoxification, alcohol detoxification, benzodiazepines detox, methamphetamines detoxification, naloxone and overdose education, Suboxone/buprenorphine-related services, naltrexone clinical treatment, and dual diagnosis treatment. Call to verify current availability, eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
Community Medical Services - Casa Grande
Alcohol and drug rehab listing at 440 North Camino Mercado, Suite 2. Services include outpatient treatment, regular outpatient treatment, outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment, methadone maintenance, buprenorphine maintenance, substance use education, and acceptance of federal or other government funding for substance use programs. Call to verify current eligibility, Medicaid/insurance options, and payment assistance.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Helping Associates
Free rehab listing at 1901 North Trekell Road in Casa Grande. Services include individual counseling for personal problems and internal conflicts, mental training, stress management, and counseling-related supports. Call to verify current substance use services, fees, eligibility, and payment assistance.
Helping Associates Racine PL
Free rehab listing at 1000 East Racine Place in Casa Grande. Services include individual counseling, mental training, stress management, and counseling supports. Call to verify current substance use treatment availability, cost, eligibility, and payment assistance.
Horizon Health and Wellness - Apache Junction
Free/low-cost rehab listing at 625 North Plaza Drive in Apache Junction. Services listed include inpatient, outpatient, detox, counseling, 12-step supports, aftercare, court-ordered outpatient treatment, individual psychotherapy, family therapy, group therapy, cognitive/behavior therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, behavior modification, trauma therapy, telemedicine therapy, tobacco cessation counseling, and vocational rehabilitation services. Payment options listed include cash/self-pay, Medicaid, Medicare, state-financed insurance, private insurance, military insurance, county/local government funds, and sliding fee scale/payment assistance. Call to verify current eligibility and availability.
Horizon Health and Wellness - Casa Grande
Alcohol and drug treatment listing in Casa Grande. Services include regular outpatient treatment, outpatient detoxification, outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment, dual diagnosis treatment, naltrexone, Suboxone prescription, employment counseling, substance use education, group counseling, Medicaid acceptance, and payment assistance. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and availability.
Horizon Human Services Substance Abuse Treatment
Free rehab listing at 120 West Main Street in Casa Grande. Nonprofit behavioral health agency licensed by the State of Arizona to provide outpatient and residential services in Pinal, Gila, and Yuma Counties, including substance abuse treatment. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
La Frontera Arizona EMPACT-SPC
Drug rehab listing at 2474 East Hunt Highway, Suite C-100. Services include outpatient treatment, regular outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, substance use treatment, hepatitis education/counseling/support, vocational training, employment counseling/training, Medicaid acceptance, and treatment for internet use disorder. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
Teen Challenge of Arizona - Home of Hope
Women's residential shelter and long-term faith-based recovery program in Casa Grande for women age 18 and older, including mothers with young children. Services listed include long-term inpatient care, beds for clients' children, drug prevention and education, faith-based support, free or low-budget options, low-cost options, and services for criminal justice clients. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, intake requirements, and availability.
Winslow Guidance Associates - Apache Junction Location
Outpatient substance abuse treatment and mental health program at 2114 West Apache Trail, Suite 12. Services listed include intensive outpatient program, outpatient services, aftercare, assessment, co-occurring disorder care, drug prevention and education, drug testing, faith-based support, peer recovery services, relapse prevention, substance abuse counseling, twelve-step supports, sliding fee scale, low-cost options, and services for criminal justice clients and DUI/DWI offenders. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
Shelters Full Shelters list
A New Leaf - Community Alliance Against Family Abuse (CAAFA)
A New Leaf describes CAAFA as a shelter and support-services program for survivors of sexual and domestic violence in Pinal and Eastern Maricopa Counties. Public information notes a 16-bed emergency shelter, support groups, legal advocacy, case management, sexual assault victim advocacy, food boxes, and community outreach services; verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures before referral.
Against Abuse, Inc.
Against Abuse provides free and confidential 24/7 shelter services for people and families escaping domestic violence, sexual violence, trafficking, dating violence, or stalking. Public information says people and their children can receive a safe place to sleep, eat, and live, plus advocacy, case management, lay legal advocacy, emotional support, safety planning, and referrals; verify current availability and intake procedures before referral.
Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona
Public shelter listings identify this organization as providing transitional housing in Casa Grande. Verify current program status, eligibility, treatment or behavioral-health requirements, referral process, and availability before referral.
CAHRA - Community Action Human Resources Agency
CAHRA states that it provides specialized services to people who are homeless, including case management, advocacy, information and referral, and emergency shelter for homeless families and individuals. Verify current emergency shelter availability, intake process, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
CG HELPS Homeless Resource Center
CG HELPS describes the Casa Grande Homeless Resource Center as a central registration and screening location that provides case management and connects people experiencing homelessness or near-homelessness with resources. This appears to be a resource-navigation center rather than an on-site shelter; verify current services, hours, referrals, and eligibility before referral.
Eloy Housing Authority
Public shelter listings identify Eloy Housing Authority as a housing authority, low-income affordable housing, and public housing resource in Pinal County. This is not listed as an on-site shelter, but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current waitlists, eligibility, documentation requirements, and restrictions before referral.
I-HELP Casa Grande
I-HELP, the Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program, provides shelter, food, clean clothing, showers, resources, and support for registered unhoused individuals through participating churches in the Casa Grande community. Verify current intake, registration requirements, nightly location process, transportation, and eligibility before referral.
Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness (PCCEH)
PCCEH provides a countywide "Get Help" access point for people experiencing a housing crisis and lists crisis and youth hotline resources. This is a coalition/resource-navigation entry rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current shelter pathways, coordinated-entry steps, and eligibility before referral.
Pinal County Division of Housing
Public shelter listings identify Pinal County Division of Housing as a transitional housing resource in Casa Grande. Verify current program status, eligibility, documentation requirements, intake process, and availability 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
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Tri Community Counseling Safe Home Network
Public shelter listings identify Tri Community Counseling Safe Home Network as a domestic violence shelter for women in Oracle. Verify current shelter availability, confidentiality requirements, service area, intake procedures, and eligibility before referral.
Veterans Full Veterans list
ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County Business and Career Center
Employment resource listed for Pinal County veterans. Call to confirm current veteran employment services, job-search support, training referrals, and Veterans' Priority of Service.
Casa Grande VA Clinic
VA outpatient clinic providing primary care and specialty health services for veterans, including mental health care, optometry, physical and occupational therapy, social work, women's health services, audiology, speech pathology, laboratory services, and beneficiary travel resources.
HOHP - Home to Veteran Services in Pinal County
Provides free support, benefits counseling, emergency assistance, outreach, and referrals for Pinal County veterans and military families. Services include VA claims guidance, employment and training referrals, housing and utility assistance, food boxes, gas cards, resume help, job development, emergency aid, mobile outreach, and help accessing VA online tools.
National Community Health Partners - Housing for Heroes
Veteran-centered SSVF housing support program serving Pinal County veterans and families who are homeless or at risk of losing housing. Services may include case management, housing search help, temporary financial assistance, utility assistance, benefits acquisition, budgeting help, job-hunting support, and coordination with HUD-VASH when applicable.
Pinal County VA Clinic
VA outpatient clinic providing primary care and specialty health services for veterans, including registry exams, telehealth, homeless veteran care, beneficiary travel resources, military sexual trauma care, addiction and depression treatment referrals, health and dental care connections, and community resource referrals.
Pinal County VSO Benefits Office
Local benefits office resource listed for Pinal County veterans. Call to confirm current benefits counseling, VA claims assistance, disability claims support, eligibility, hours, and appointment availability.
San Tan Valley Veterans Center
Veteran resource center page listing local veteran programs and support resources, including Veterans Court information, housing assistance links, crisis lines, government resources, and referral information for veterans in San Tan Valley, Florence, and greater Pinal County.
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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Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence Full Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence list
2-1-1 Arizona Emergency Shelters / Pinal County Referrals
2-1-1 Arizona provides referral information for emergency shelters, domestic violence shelters, homeless shelters, sexual assault shelters, youth shelters, cooling and warming centers, and transitional housing programs. This is a referral/resource-navigation entry rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current Pinal County shelter options, availability, service area, and eligibility before referral.
A New Leaf - Community Alliance Against Family Abuse (CAAFA)
A New Leaf describes CAAFA as a shelter and support-services program for survivors of sexual and domestic violence in Pinal and Eastern Maricopa Counties. Public information notes a 16-bed emergency shelter, support groups, legal advocacy, case management, sexual assault victim advocacy, food boxes, and community outreach services; verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures before referral.
Against Abuse, Inc.
Against Abuse provides free and confidential 24/7 shelter services for people and families escaping domestic violence, sexual violence, trafficking, dating violence, or stalking. Public information says people and their children can receive a safe place to sleep, eat, and live, plus advocacy, case management, lay legal advocacy, emotional support, safety planning, and referrals; verify current availability and intake procedures before referral.
CAHRA - Community Action Human Resources Agency
CAHRA states that it provides specialized services to people who are homeless, including case management, advocacy, information and referral, and emergency shelter for homeless families and individuals. Verify current emergency shelter availability, intake process, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
CG HELPS Homeless Resource Center
CG HELPS describes the Casa Grande Homeless Resource Center as a central registration and screening location that provides case management and connects people experiencing homelessness or near-homelessness with resources. This appears to be a resource-navigation center rather than an on-site shelter; verify current services, hours, referrals, and eligibility before referral.
Eloy Housing Authority
Public shelter listings identify Eloy Housing Authority as a housing authority, low-income affordable housing, and public housing resource in Pinal County. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current waitlists, eligibility, documentation requirements, and restrictions before referral.
Hope Women's Center - Apache Junction
Hope Women's Center describes itself as a safe haven for at-risk women and teen girls across Arizona, with sites including Apache Junction and other Pinal-area locations. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may provide support, mentoring, referrals, basic needs, and crisis-resource navigation for women and teen girls; verify current site hours, services, shelter referrals, and eligibility before referral.
Hope Women's Center - Coolidge
Hope Women's Center lists a Coolidge center and describes its mission as supporting vulnerable women and teen girls with physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may provide support, referrals, basic-needs assistance, and crisis-resource navigation; verify current site hours, services, shelter referrals, and eligibility before referral.
Hope Women's Center - Maricopa
Hope Women's Center lists a Maricopa center and describes its mission as supporting vulnerable women and teen girls with physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may provide support, referrals, basic-needs assistance, and crisis-resource navigation; verify current site hours, services, shelter referrals, and eligibility before referral.
I-HELP Casa Grande
I-HELP, the Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program, provides shelter, food, clean clothing, showers, resources, and support for registered unhoused individuals through participating churches in the Casa Grande community. Verify current intake, registration requirements, nightly location process, transportation, and eligibility before referral.
Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness (PCCEH)
PCCEH provides a countywide "Get Help" access point for people experiencing a housing crisis and lists crisis and youth hotline resources. This is a coalition/resource-navigation entry rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current shelter pathways, coordinated-entry steps, and eligibility before referral.
Pinal County Family Advocacy Centers
Pinal County states that its Family Advocacy Centers help individuals, children, and families reporting abuse by coordinating investigation and intervention support with law enforcement, child-safety agencies, medical and mental-health professionals, and victim advocates. This is advocacy and referral support rather than an on-site shelter; verify current locations, victim-advocacy services, domestic-violence referral pathways, and eligibility before referral.
Pinal County Pinal Cares Resource Navigation
Pinal County's Pinal Cares page compiles countywide resources for families, transportation, housing, crisis support, child/youth services, parent resources, utilities, internet access, and related essential needs. This is a county resource-navigation entry rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current shelter pathways, domestic-violence referrals, transportation eligibility, and program availability 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
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Tri Community Counseling Safe Home Network
Public shelter listings identify Tri Community Counseling Safe Home Network as a domestic violence shelter for women in Oracle. Verify current shelter availability, confidentiality requirements, service area, intake procedures, and eligibility before referral.