Pima County Resources
Housing, health, legal help, shelters, and other services listed for Pima 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 - Pima County
Local ARIZONA@WORK workforce system for Pima County, connecting youth, adults, veterans, and dislocated workers to employment, training, and educational programs. Services may include career counseling, job search assistance, workshops, referrals, training support, youth employment services, adult/dislocated worker services, and reentry-related workforce supports.
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.
Pima Community College - Adult Basic Education for College & Career
Offers no-cost adult education classes for adults who want to earn a High School Equivalency diploma, prepare for the GED test, learn English, build academic and digital skills, or begin career training while improving basic skills.
Pima Community College - Apprenticeship Training
Pima Community College supports registered apprenticeship and earn-and-learn models that combine paid work experience with classroom instruction. Apprentices may gain industry-recognized credentials, certificates, college credit, and career advancement opportunities.
Pima Community College - Workforce Education
Offers short-term, non-credit, and accelerated workforce programs designed to help students build job-ready skills quickly. Areas may include IT, healthcare, trades, transportation, manufacturing, logistics, aviation, optics, business, and related high-demand fields.
Pima County - Employment Training Services
Provides training services for eligible job seekers who need skills to secure sustainable employment. Services may include occupational skills training through eligible providers, on-the-job training, internships, customized training, adult education/basic training, and HSE testing and diploma support through Pima Community College ABECC.
Pima County Public Library - Adult Education
Offers GED programming, adult diploma options through Career Online High School scholarships, and free online learning resources such as tutoring, test prep, language learning, and professional development courses with a library card.
PPEP - Adult Employment Training & Vocational Education
Provides adult employment, workforce, and vocational training services for adults and dislocated workers in Pima County, along with programs for migrant and seasonal farmworkers and other eligible participants. Services may include career counseling, training referrals, supportive services, job placement, and follow-up after employment.
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
Pima County Public Library lists Arizona's Children Association as providing behavioral health services including counseling, case management, intake assessment, and skills training for children and families. The listing notes Las Familias Program services for children and adults who have experienced sexual trauma and states that AHCCCS is accepted. Call to confirm eligibility, referrals, costs, and current availability.
Banner University Medical Center Behavioral Health Clinic
Provides psychological and psychiatric evaluations, therapies, medication management, and crisis intervention for children, adolescents, and adults. Pima County Public Library listing notes AHCCCS is accepted and a 30% self-pay discount may be available. Call to confirm current intake, fees, financial assistance, and location-specific services.
Casa de los Niños Behavioral Health Services
Pima County Public Library lists Casa de los Niños as providing behavioral and mental health services including medical treatment, therapy, and specialty groups for children, teens, and adults. The listing notes AHCCCS is accepted. Call to confirm current services, eligibility, referrals, and fees.
Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona
Pima County free/low-cost mental health directory lists Catholic Community Services in Tucson. OpenCounseling also identifies it as a nonprofit counseling resource. Call to confirm current behavioral health or counseling services, eligibility, fees, AHCCCS/Medicaid, and available programs.
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness
Provides mental and physical health care including treatment, therapy, and referrals. Pima County Public Library lists CODAC as accepting AHCCCS and identifies multiple Tucson locations and substance use disorder referral services. Call to confirm current intake, eligibility, low-cost options, and location-specific behavioral health availability.
Community Health Associates - CHA Tucson
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. Call to confirm current intake, eligibility, documentation, and income-based fees.
COPE Community Services
Pima County free/low-cost directory lists COPE Community Services locations in Tucson. Directory and local resource listings identify COPE as a counseling and mental health provider. Call to confirm current services, eligibility, AHCCCS/Medicaid, sliding-scale availability, and appointment openings.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
El Rio Behavioral Health
Pima County free/low-cost mental health directory lists El Rio Behavioral Health and El Rio Broadway Clinic among Tucson resources. Free clinic listings identify behavioral health and health care for people needing low-cost options. Call to confirm current behavioral health services, eligibility, sliding-fee or financial assistance options, and appointments.
La Frontera Center
Sliding-scale Community Mental Health Center serving Tucson. Listing states services may be free or sliding-scale, available to people of all ages without health insurance, and supported through federal/state and community mental health funding. Call to confirm eligibility, intake, current fees, and service availability.
NAMI Southern Arizona
CODAC community resources list NAMI Southern Arizona as offering support groups for people diagnosed with mental illness and their families. Call or check current schedules to confirm free support groups, education programs, meeting locations, and availability.
Pathways of Arizona LLC
Pima County free/low-cost mental health directory lists Pathways of Arizona locations in Tucson. Call to confirm current counseling or behavioral health services, ages served, eligibility, AHCCCS/Medicaid, sliding-scale options, and available appointments.
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
City of Tucson - Housing First Program
Provides street outreach, emergency shelter, housing navigation, and permanent supportive housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. City-owned shelters serve adults, couples, and families while housing navigators help residents pursue longer-term placements. Confirm current shelter availability, intake location, and any criminal-history or supervision-related requirements directly.
Nate's 2nd Chance Housing
Email: 2ndchancehousingaz@gmail.com, Application available online.
Old Pueblo Community Services - Reentry Recovery
Provides short-term housing and enhanced supportive services for formerly incarcerated adults, including case management, recovery support, trauma therapy, employment assistance, life-skills groups, family reunification, and benefits navigation. Program information states that applicants must not have a sex-offense or arson conviction. Complete the provider's eligibility process and confirm current openings directly.
Pima County - Future-Forward Reentry Program
Supports individuals transitioning from incarceration with employment assistance, training, certification support, and barrier removal. Resource navigators may help address housing, transportation, legal, and other reentry obstacles through referrals and coordinated support. This is not direct housing; placement depends on partner-program eligibility and availability.
Pima County Housing Center - Rental Assistance and Housing Resources
County housing resource hub for rental assistance, eviction prevention, affordable-housing referrals, Housing Choice Voucher information, legal-aid referrals, and related housing support. Funding, geographic eligibility, waiting lists, documentation, and criminal-history rules vary by program; call the Community Action Agency hotline for current guidance.
Second Chance Tucson - Reentry Housing Resource Navigation
Community reentry coalition providing directories and connections for shelter and housing, employment, treatment, legal assistance, veterans services, women's support, and other needs affecting people with prior convictions. The organization is a navigation and referral resource rather than a housing provider; confirm each listed provider's current eligibility and availability directly.
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Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness - Coordinated Entry
Single assessment and referral system for people experiencing homelessness or youth at imminent risk. Participating access points place households on a community-wide priority list for referrals to shelter, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, and other housing programs. Coordinated Entry does not guarantee immediate placement; individual providers may have separate eligibility and screening rules.
Legal Full Legal list
Arizona Center for Disability Law
Nonprofit legal advocacy organization assisting Arizonans with disabilities with disability-related civil legal issues, advocacy, information, and referrals. Services depend on eligibility, priorities, and case type.
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.
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.
Pima County Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service
Public lawyer referral service offering a low-cost initial consultation with a local attorney matched by legal issue. Additional representation is subject to the attorney's normal rates and agreement with the client.
Pima County Public Defense Services Legal Clinic
Free county legal clinic for people seeking assistance with eligible Pima County criminal records and related post-conviction relief, including restoration of rights, set aside, record sealing, marijuana expungement, Class 6 misdemeanor designation, fines and fees, and certain warrants.
Southern Arizona Legal Aid
Provides free civil legal aid to eligible low-income individuals and families in Pima County. Services may include housing, family law, domestic violence orders of protection, consumer issues, public benefits, foreclosure, guardianship, immigration matters connected to victimization, tribal court civil matters, 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)
Step Up to Justice
Full-service free civil legal center for low-income Pima County residents. Services may include family law, housing, guardianship, employment, consumer protection, wills and probate, Social Security, and related civil legal assistance depending on eligibility and availability.
Probation & Parole Full Probation & Parole list
Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry - Pima Reentry Center
1275 W Starr Pass Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85713
Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry - Tucson East Office
316 W Fort Lowell Rd, Tucson, AZ 85705
Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry - Tucson Regional Office
1275 W Starr Pass Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85714
Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections - Southeast Regional Parole Office
400 West Congress, Suite 156, Tucson, AZ 85701
Pima County Adult Probation - Ajo Way Office
2695 E Ajo Way, Tucson, AZ 85713
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)
Tucson Regional Parole Office
1275 W Starr Pass Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85713
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
America's Rehab Campuses
Free/low-cost rehab listing describes inpatient treatment, medical detox, and standard outpatient treatment. Listing notes Arizona Medicaid and Tricare may be used to pay for treatment. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, detox availability, and payment assistance.
Amity Foundation at Circle Tree Ranch
Free rehab listing describes long-term residential alcohol and drug addiction treatment courses ranging from 90 days to 14 months or longer. Program emphasizes community, authentic relationships, and long-term recovery. Call to verify current eligibility, availability, and payment assistance.
BHG Tucson Treatment Center
Free/low-cost rehab listing identifies BHG Tucson Treatment Center as an outpatient addiction facility in Tucson and part of the Behavioral Health Group network. Call to verify medication-assisted treatment availability, cost, insurance, Medicaid options, and payment assistance.
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness - Country Club
Free/low-cost rehab listing describes addiction treatment and dual diagnosis treatment at the Country Club clinic. Call to verify current outpatient services, medication-assisted treatment, eligibility, insurance, and payment assistance.
Community Medical Services - Tucson
Listing describes a substance use disorder treatment program including medication-assisted treatment and counseling services. Listed as CARF-accredited with positive client feedback. Call to verify current eligibility, Medicaid/insurance options, and payment assistance.
Cottonwood Tucson
Free/low-cost rehab listing describes a CARF-accredited drug and alcohol rehab specializing in co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns. Listing notes detox and inpatient services. Call to verify current costs, insurance, financial aid, and payment assistance.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Gospel Rescue Mission - Women's Recovery Center
Free/low-cost listing describes a women's recovery center and gender-specific addiction recovery program with inpatient and dual diagnosis support categories. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, admissions requirements, and payment assistance.
HOPE Tucson Center
Listing describes a peer-driven outpatient recovery center serving adults with substance use disorders and mental illness. Services listed include co-occurring disorder support, drug prevention and education, medication-assisted treatment, peer recovery services, relapse prevention, and substance abuse counseling. Listing notes services for criminal justice clients and several health plan payment options.
La Frontera Center - Casa de Vida
Addiction rehabilitation center listing in Tucson. Call to verify current residential or outpatient substance use services, eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
La Frontera Center - Hope Center
Addiction rehabilitation center listing in Tucson. Call to verify current outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment, eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
La Frontera Center - Substance Abuse Outpatient Services
Free rehab listing describes behavioral health services for children, adults, and families. Services include outpatient and inpatient care, counseling, psychiatric services, substance abuse treatment, trauma healing, crisis intervention, supportive services, and services for adults with serious mental illness. Call to verify current eligibility and payment assistance.
Recovery in Motion
Free rehab listing notes scholarships and financial aid may be available. Program description includes structured, community-centered, dual diagnosis care in a real-life setting. Call to verify current cost, eligibility, insurance, and payment assistance.
Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital
Free rehab listing describes inpatient behavioral health and chemical dependency services for children, adolescents, and adults. Services include evaluations, detox, treatment, referrals, inpatient and outpatient care, and 24-hour assessments/admissions. Call to verify current eligibility, insurance, and payment assistance.
Teen Challenge of Arizona - Tucson Men's Center
Listing describes a Christian faith-based long-term residential program for adult men. Services include drug prevention and education, faith-based support, holistic programming, vocational rehabilitation, and low-budget/low-cost options. Listing notes services for criminal justice clients. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and intake requirements.
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Casa Alitas Welcome Center
Public listings identify Casa Alitas as a migrant shelter in the Tucson area. Verify current eligibility, documentation requirements, referral process, service population, and availability before referral.
Catholic Community Services - Pio Decimo Center
Public listings identify Pio Decimo Center as a Catholic Community Services resource offering transitional housing and supportive services. Verify current program availability, eligibility requirements, referral process, and whether services are family-focused before referral.
Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse
Emerge offers emergency shelter and domestic-abuse support services for individuals and families in Pima County. Public information says emergency shelter access is through the 24-hour multilingual hotline and may include immediate shelter, food, clothing, necessities, emotional support, safety planning, domestic-abuse education, support groups, and referrals; verify current availability and intake procedures before referral.
Gospel Rescue Mission / H.S. Lopez Family Foundation Center of Opportunity
Gospel Rescue Mission provides emergency shelter and recovery shelter for men and women, and services for families with children. Public information describes intake beginning at 6:00 AM daily, day services from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, meals, showers, hygiene items, clean clothes, case management, recovery services, job training, housing assistance, and support toward stability; verify current bed availability and intake requirements before referral.
Greyhound Family Shelter
Public shelter listings identify Greyhound Family Shelter as a 90-day emergency shelter for families and state to call ahead. Verify current availability, family eligibility, documentation requirements, and intake process before referral.
Our Family Services - Homeless Youth Services
Public resource listings identify Our Family Services as one of Tucson's dedicated homeless-youth service providers, offering housing and support for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. Verify current age requirements, availability, referral process, guardian/agency involvement, and eligibility before referral.
Pima County Homeless Services Division / Sullivan Jackson Employment Center
Pima County directs people at risk of or experiencing homelessness to call the Homeless Services Division for information and intake. Public information describes the Sullivan Jackson Employment Center as serving homeless households through employment, training, resource support, and case-management intake; this is a county access/referral resource rather than a dedicated shelter, so verify current shelter pathways and eligibility before referral.
Primavera Foundation - Casa Paloma Women's Shelter
Public resources list Casa Paloma as a women's shelter at an undisclosed Tucson location and direct people to call or visit for eligibility and opening information. Verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, intake procedure, and eligibility before referral.
Primavera Foundation - Men's Shelter
Public shelter listings identify Primavera's men's shelter in Tucson and state that qualified individuals should call at 9:00 AM to reserve a bed for that evening. Verify current screening requirements, bed availability, referral process, and eligibility before referral.
Salvation Army Hospitality House
Public listings describe Salvation Army Hospitality House as providing short-term shelter for women, men, and women with children. Verify current location, bed availability, length of stay, intake process, and eligibility before referral.
Sister José Women's Center
Public listings identify Sister José Women's Center as a women-only shelter and service center in Tucson. Verify current hours, overnight shelter availability, intake process, 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
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Veterans Full Veterans list
Arizona Homeless Veteran Reintegration Program - Endeavors
Serves veterans experiencing homelessness across Pima County with rapid re-housing and job placement. Services include housing assistance referrals, career counseling, resume building, job placement, on-the-job training, supportive services, mental health resource referrals, peer support, and help obtaining documents for eligibility.
Pima County Kino Veterans' Workforce Center
Specialized ARIZONA@WORK Pima County center for veterans, active-duty military personnel, and spouses. Services include veteran employment assistance, job-search support, training connections, vocational rehabilitation and reentry-related workforce services, education support, and employer connections.
Pima County Veteran Services
Pima County veteran services through the Kino Veterans' Workforce Center, providing peer support, networking clubs, computer labs, career counseling, job-search help, benefits counseling and claims assistance, housing and basic-needs assistance, adult education, occupational skills training, on-the-job training partnerships, and help with tools, uniforms, and job necessities.
Pima County VSO and Veterans Benefits Help
Directory of Pima County veterans benefits and claims-help options, including county veteran services, DAV claims assistance, and statewide Arizona Department of Veterans' Services appointments. Call before visiting to confirm current accredited claims assistance, service officer availability, hours, and eligibility.
Southern Arizona VA Health Care System
VA medical center resource serving Pima County veterans through the Southern Arizona VA Health Care System, including hospital-based care, specialty clinics, rehabilitative programs, mental health care, women veterans health resources, and related VA services. Call to confirm current eligibility, appointment requirements, and services.
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
Tips For Finding Felon Friendly Apartments
TMM Family Services - Veterans Housing Tucson
Veteran housing program offering affordable apartments and supportive services for homeless or housing-unstable veterans, including case management, assistance navigating VA resources, access to health care and employment support, income-based rent, and long-term housing stability support.
Tucson Vet Center
Vet Center resource listed for Tucson-area veterans, offering counseling and readjustment support. Call to confirm current services, eligibility, appointment availability, and whether mobile Vet Center services are available.
Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence Full Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence list
Casa Alitas Welcome Center
Public listings identify Casa Alitas as a migrant shelter in the Tucson area. Verify current eligibility, documentation requirements, referral process, service population, and availability before referral.
Casa de los Niños Crisis Shelter
Public domestic-violence shelter listings identify Casa de los Niños Crisis Shelter as a Tucson crisis shelter serving women, men, and children who have faced abuse, with domestic-violence-related support and referral resources. Verify current program status, service population, shelter availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures before referral.
Casa de los Niños Family Support Resources
Casa de los Niños is publicly listed in connection with crisis shelter and family support services in Tucson. This entry may support families with children through referrals, crisis support, and resource connections; verify current programs, eligibility, shelter availability, intake procedures, and whether services are direct or referral-based before referral.
Casa Paloma Women's Shelter / Primavera Foundation
Primavera Foundation lists Casa Paloma as a women's shelter, hospitality center, and day shelter within its emergency services. Public information also lists Primavera emergency services as including men's shelter, Family Pathways scattered-site family shelter, transitional housing, rapid rehousing, homelessness intervention/prevention, mobile outreach, transportation, and coordinated-entry access; verify current availability and intake steps before referral.
Catholic Community Services - Pio Decimo Center
Public listings identify Pio Decimo Center as a Catholic Community Services resource offering transitional housing and supportive services. Verify current program availability, eligibility requirements, referral process, and whether services are family-focused before referral.
Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse
Emerge offers emergency shelter and domestic-abuse support services for individuals and families in Pima County. Public information says emergency shelter access is through the 24-hour multilingual hotline and may include immediate shelter, food, clothing, necessities, emotional support, safety planning, domestic-abuse education, support groups, and referrals; verify current availability and intake procedures before referral.
Gospel Rescue Mission / H.S. Lopez Family Foundation Center of Opportunity
Gospel Rescue Mission provides emergency shelter and recovery shelter for men and women, and services for families with children. Public information describes intake beginning at 6:00 AM daily, day services from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, meals, showers, hygiene items, clean clothes, case management, recovery services, job training, housing assistance, and support toward stability; verify current bed availability and intake requirements before referral.
Gospel Rescue Mission Women and Children's Center
Public domestic-violence and women's shelter listings identify Gospel Rescue Mission Women and Children's Center as a Tucson shelter resource for women and children, with shelter and supportive services. Verify current bed availability, program fit, eligibility, intake procedures, and whether placement is through Gospel Rescue Mission's current intake process before referral.
Greyhound Family Shelter
Public shelter listings identify Greyhound Family Shelter as a 90-day emergency shelter for families and state to call ahead. Verify current availability, family eligibility, documentation requirements, and intake process before referral.
Our Family Services - Homeless Youth Services
Public resource listings identify Our Family Services as one of Tucson's dedicated homeless-youth service providers, offering housing and support for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. Verify current age requirements, availability, referral process, guardian/agency involvement, and eligibility before referral.
Pima County Community Resources / Domestic Violence Resource Guide
The Pima County domestic-violence community resource guide is designed to help victims of domestic violence and their children locate crisis, shelter, legal, counseling, safety-planning, and basic-needs resources. This is a resource-navigation listing rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current contacts, shelter referrals, confidentiality requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Pima County Homeless Services Division / Sullivan Jackson Employment Center
Pima County directs people at risk of or experiencing homelessness to call the Homeless Services Division for information and intake. Public information describes the Sullivan Jackson Employment Center as serving homeless households through employment, training, resource support, and case-management intake; this is a county access/referral resource rather than a dedicated shelter, so verify current shelter pathways and eligibility before referral.
Salvation Army Hospitality House
Public listings describe Salvation Army Hospitality House as providing short-term shelter for women, men, and women with children. Verify current location, bed availability, length of stay, intake process, and eligibility before referral.
Sheepfold of Arizona
Sheepfold of Arizona describes itself as a shelter and safe refuge for women and children who are victims of domestic violence and abuse. Public information says house managers are on duty 24 hours a day and support mothers with records, school enrollment for children, housing and employment options, and related needs; verify current availability, faith-based program requirements, intake process, and eligibility before referral.
Sister José Women's Center
Public listings identify Sister José Women's Center as a women-only shelter and service center in Tucson. Verify current hours, overnight shelter availability, intake process, 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