La Paz County Resources
Housing, health, legal help, shelters, and other services listed for La Paz 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 Western College - Adult Education
WIOA Title II adult education program supporting students seeking literacy improvement, English language learning, High School Equivalency preparation, Integrated Education and Training, industry-recognized credentials, job training, and transition to post-secondary education.
Arizona Western College - La Paz County Training Institution
AZ Job Connection lists Arizona Western College's La Paz County location in Parker as a WIOA-approved higher education training institution offering associate degree and certificate pathways, with potential access to federal grants, scholarships, and training-related financial aid.
Arizona Western College - Workforce Ed
Offers continuing and professional education, industry certification preparation, customized training, technology certifications, WIOA job training information, and adult education programs. Some options may be free or funded for eligible individuals.
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 - Mohave / La Paz Counties
Provides free workforce readiness services to help job seekers prepare for and obtain employment. Local offices include the DES Job Center in Parker and other Mohave/La Paz locations, with services that may include job search support, training referrals, reentry supports, adult education connections, and youth services.
ARIZONA@WORK - Mohave / La Paz Counties Eligible Training Providers
Lists approved eligible training providers and programs for the Mohave/La Paz workforce area. Eligible job seekers may be able to use workforce funding for approved training tied to in-demand occupations.
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.
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
Community Health Associates
Community mental health center and outpatient provider serving La Paz County. Services listed include outpatient psychiatric health services, telehealth and in-person care, diagnosis, assessment, medication management, behavioral health coordination, individual counseling, marriage/family counseling, group counseling, substance use treatment, crisis services, case management, peer support, transportation, and community resources. Sliding-scale listings note services may be free or income-based for eligible people; call to confirm current eligibility, fees, and intake requirements.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
La Paz Counseling
La Paz Regional Hospital's mental healthcare resource page lists La Paz Counseling among local mental health resources in Parker. Call to confirm current counseling services, fees, eligibility, insurance, and whether free or reduced-cost options are available.
La Paz Medical Services - Telebehavioral Health
ArizonaPAL and La Paz Regional Hospital resource pages list La Paz Medical Services Telebehavioral Health in Quartzsite. Call to confirm current telebehavioral health services, eligibility, insurance, sliding-fee or low-cost options, and appointment availability.
PSA Behavioral Health Agency / Art Awakenings
Free/low-cost mental health directories list PSA Behavioral Health Agency in Parker. Listed services include counseling, mental health and substance use groups, Art Awakenings, first episode psychosis support, psychiatry, medication-assisted treatment, and primary care-related services. Call to confirm current programs, eligibility, fees, AHCCCS/Medicaid, and low-cost availability.
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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 Department of Housing - La Paz County Housing Resources
State housing information point for affordable-housing searches, homeless-assistance agencies, rental and eviction-prevention resources, special-needs housing, and Arizona Public Housing Authority programs. Criminal-history screening, waiting lists, and eligibility vary by provider and property. Confirm the correct administering agency and current application status directly.
Colorado River Regional Crisis Services - Casa de Estrella Transitional Housing
Provides emergency shelter and a transitional-housing program for survivors of domestic violence and their children. Casa de Estrella offers apartment-based transitional housing for up to twelve months with advocacy, counseling, safety planning, education, and help connecting to employment and housing resources. Confirm eligibility, confidentiality procedures, current openings, and intake requirements directly.
Colorado River Regional Crisis Services - Emergency Shelter
Safe and confidential emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and related crises. Services may include meals, daily necessities, personal advocacy, safety planning, and connections to housing, employment, and other community resources. Confirm current shelter access, household eligibility, and intake procedures through the hotline.
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Western Arizona Council of Governments - Community Assistance and Rental Support
Provides state-portal navigation, application assistance, limited rental or mortgage assistance, utility assistance, case management, referrals, and housing counseling. The Parker document drop-off location is 1317 S. Joshua Avenue, Suite S. Funding and availability change, and some programs may be limited to once per year; call before visiting.
Western Arizona Council of Governments - Housing Counseling
HUD-approved housing-counseling agency offering foreclosure-prevention counseling, pre-purchase counseling, housing-needs assessment, action planning, and rural home-loan packaging assistance for eligible households. This is counseling and housing-stability support rather than direct housing. Confirm appointments, documentation, service location, and current availability directly.
Western Arizona Council of Governments - La Paz County Coordinated Entry
Local access point for people experiencing homelessness to complete intake for Arizona Balance of State housing assistance. Possible referrals may include emergency or temporary shelter, rental and move-in assistance, case management, behavioral-health services, and supportive housing based on eligibility and available funding. Coordinated Entry does not guarantee immediate placement.
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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.
Community Legal Services
Nonprofit legal aid organization providing free civil legal services to eligible low-income individuals and families. La Paz County is served through the Kingman office/service area. Services may include housing, family law, consumer issues, public benefits, employment, tax, farmworker matters, and set-asides or rights restoration when available.
Parker Senior Center Legal Clinic
Listed as a free or low-cost legal aid/pro bono resource in La Paz County. Confirm current clinic status, eligibility requirements, and practice areas before referring clients.
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
Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry - Yuma Office
7125 E Juan Sanchez Blvd, San Luis, AZ 85349
Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections - Yuma County Parole Office
250 West 24th Street, Suite L, Yuma, AZ 85364
La Paz County Probation Department
1312 Kofa Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344
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 Counseling and Treatment Services - Parker
Free/low-cost rehab listing at 1021 South Kofa Avenue in Parker. Listing describes treatment for substance abuse issues and co-occurring mental health problems, outpatient care, dual diagnosis treatment, Medicaid, Medicare, financial aid, and private insurance options. Call to verify current services, eligibility, and payment assistance.
Colorado River Indian Tribes Alcohol Substance Abuse Program
Free rehab listing at 13376 1st Avenue in Parker. Services include alcohol and substance abuse counseling, recovery services, group therapy, outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, regular outpatient treatment, individual counseling, group counseling, substance use education, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and 12-step supports. Program fees listed as none; eligibility listed for Colorado River Indian Tribes members. Call to verify current eligibility and intake requirements.
Community Health Association
Drug and alcohol treatment listing at 1516 Ocotillo Avenue in Parker. Services include regular outpatient treatment, outpatient rehabilitation, intensive outpatient treatment, treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, Suboxone prescription, buprenorphine maintenance, substance use education, hepatitis education/counseling/support, family counseling, relapse prevention, trauma counseling, anger management, sliding fee scale, and state-financed insurance options. Call to verify current availability and payment assistance.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Gerald Thomas Szymanski, M.A., LPC, LISAC
Independently licensed counseling provider listed in La Paz County at 1017 South Laguna Avenue in Parker. Listing includes individually licensed counseling among regional treatment provider options. Call to verify substance use counseling availability, cost, insurance, and referral requirements.
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Colorado River Regional Crisis Services / Colorado River Regional Crisis Shelter
Provides safe and confidential emergency shelter, meals, daily essentials, and 24/7 personal advocacy for women and their children in crisis. Public listings describe domestic-violence-focused services, housing support, counseling, legal and financial assistance, children's services, and a 17-bed shelter with a listed maximum stay of 120 days; verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures before referral.
Colorado River Regional Transitional Housing / Casa De Estrella Transitional Housing Program
Public listings identify Colorado River Regional Transitional Housing in Parker and describe Casa De Estrella as transitional housing for domestic-violence victims and survivors. Women and their children may be able to stay up to twelve months in two-bedroom apartments while receiving counseling and supportive services; verify current availability, referral process, program length, and eligibility before referral.
Eve's Place Quartzsite Services
Provides free services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and teen dating abuse in southern La Paz County and surrounding areas. Public information describes mobile advocacy, safety planning, support groups, individual advocacy, court accompaniment, help with court documents, transportation assistance, and shelter referrals when needed; the page notes that victims may need to travel at least an hour to access shelter because the program cannot transport victims to the shelter location. Verify current services, shelter referral options, local contact information, 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
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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.
ARIZONA@WORK - Veterans
Supports veterans by providing employment and job training services in Arizona, including Veterans' Priority of Service in job referrals, training, and other employment-related assistance. Special assistance is also available for veterans with disabilities.
Be Connected
Connects Arizona service members, veterans, and their families to support and resources for needs such as housing, employment, benefits, behavioral health, food, and other assistance.
La Paz County VSO and Veterans Benefits Help
Directory notes that La Paz County veterans can use Arizona Department of Veterans' Services phone or video appointments for free claims and benefits help from anywhere in Arizona. Call to confirm appointment availability and services before traveling.
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 of Foreign Wars
Local Veterans of Foreign Wars listing in Parker. Call to confirm current veteran assistance, meetings, benefits referrals, and service availability.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2357
Local VFW post listed in Bouse. Call to confirm current veteran assistance, meetings, benefits referrals, and service availability.
Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence Full Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence list
2-1-1 Arizona Emergency Shelters / La Paz 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 La Paz County shelter options, availability, service area, and eligibility before referral.
Colorado River Regional Crisis Services / Colorado River Regional Crisis Shelter
Provides safe and confidential emergency shelter, meals, daily essentials, and 24/7 personal advocacy for women and their children in crisis. Public listings describe domestic-violence-focused services, housing support, counseling, legal and financial assistance, children's services, and a 17-bed shelter with a listed maximum stay of 120 days; verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures before referral.
Colorado River Regional Crisis Services / New Hope Thrift Store Community Programs
Public assistance listings describe Colorado River Regional Crisis Services as operating New Hope Thrift Store community programs, including a community voucher program, residential work program, volunteer program, community donation program, and Hope for the Future job training program. This is connected to Colorado River Regional Crisis Services rather than a separate shelter; verify current program availability, voucher eligibility, referral process, and how services support women, children, families, and domestic-violence survivors before referral.
Colorado River Regional Transitional Housing / Casa De Estrella Transitional Housing Program
Public listings identify Colorado River Regional Transitional Housing in Parker and describe Casa De Estrella as transitional housing for domestic-violence victims and survivors. Women and their children may be able to stay up to twelve months in two-bedroom apartments while receiving counseling and supportive services; verify current availability, referral process, program length, and eligibility before referral.
Eve's Place Quartzsite Services
Provides free services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and teen dating abuse in southern La Paz County and surrounding areas. Public information describes mobile advocacy, safety planning, support groups, individual advocacy, court accompaniment, help with court documents, transportation assistance, and shelter referrals when needed; the page notes that victims may need to travel at least an hour to access shelter because the program cannot transport victims to the shelter location. Verify current services, shelter referral options, local contact information, and eligibility before referral.
La Paz County Community Resources / UA Cooperative Extension
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension lists La Paz County community resources for individuals, families, service providers, and advocates seeking support for domestic violence and related needs, including counseling, housing, advocacy, food access, health insurance, mental health and crisis support, substance-use/recovery support, and homelessness resources. This is a resource-navigation listing rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current shelter referrals, coordinated-entry steps, eligibility, and local contacts 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