Yuma County Resources
Housing, health, legal help, shelters, and other services listed for Yuma County. Statewide resources that serve this county are included.
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Adult Literacy Plus of Southwest Arizona
Nonprofit adult education provider serving Southwest Arizona with high school equivalency preparation, English language learning, basic skills instruction, and career-focused certificate classes. Programs may include Retail Industry Fundamentals, Customer Service & Sales, Supply Chain & Logistics, and Certified Billing & Coding, with public funding and community partnerships supporting access for eligible learners.
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
Community college serving Yuma County with affordable associate degrees, certificates, career pathways, workforce education, and financial assistance options. Students should ask about Pell Grants, scholarships, WIOA support, and short-term certificates tied to employment.
Arizona Western College - Adult Education
WIOA Title II adult education program supporting students who want to improve literacy and academic skills, obtain an Arizona High School Equivalency diploma, learn English, earn industry-recognized credentials through Integrated Education and Training, access job training, and transition to post-secondary education.
Arizona Western College - Apprenticeship Programs
AWC sponsors registered apprenticeship pathways that combine paid employer-based on-the-job training with college-level related technical instruction. Apprentices can earn wages while completing classroom/lab instruction, AWC credentials, college credit, and U.S. Department of Labor journey-level credentials.
Arizona Western College - Job Training Program (WIOA)
Federally funded WIOA program helping eligible adults and out-of-school youth prepare for the workforce. Possible assistance may include financial help with tuition, textbooks, training-related expenses, internships, work experience, career services, and support for occupational certificate completion.
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 low-cost 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 - Yuma County
Local workforce system serving Yuma County. Provides comprehensive workforce readiness services to help job seekers improve employability and obtain employment, including WIOA Adult, Dislocated Worker, Rapid Response, and Youth services, plus referrals to training, adult education, reentry supports, and employment resources.
ARIZONA@WORK - Yuma County Locations
Lists Yuma County ARIZONA@WORK access points, including the Career One-Stop Center, Martin Luther King Youth Career Center, Somerton Resource Center, and San Luis Resource Center. These locations provide free job seeker and workforce readiness services, with partner programs for vocational rehabilitation, adult education, youth services, reentry, and training referrals.
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.
Crossroads Mission - Career & Academic Center
Community-based career and academic center open to the public and mission clients. Helps individuals who want to improve themselves through education, workforce preparation, career support, and academic assistance.
Martin Luther King Jr. Youth Career Center
Youth career center connected to Yuma County workforce services. Provides youth job seeker assistance and may connect eligible youth to education, GED or credit recovery, career exploration, work experience, leadership development, supportive services, and employment preparation.
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)
Yuma County Library District - Educational Resources
Library resource page listing local education options such as Adult Literacy Plus of Southwest Arizona, ARIZONA@WORK, Arizona Western College, Crossroads Mission Career and Academic Center, NAU Yuma, and University of Arizona Yuma. Useful as a referral hub for free or low-cost education, GED, ESL, career training, and financial aid-supported programs.
Yuma County Workforce Development Board
Local workforce development board for Yuma County. Partners with employers, adult education, training providers, registered apprenticeship programs, community organizations, and workforce partners to support career pathways, training investments, and customer-centered workforce services for people with barriers to employment.
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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
Sliding-scale treatment directory lists Arizona's Children Association in Yuma for mental health treatment, including individual therapy, group therapy, CBT, DBT, and telehealth availability. Call to confirm current services, eligibility, AHCCCS/Medicaid, fees, and appointment availability.
Catholic Community Services of Yuma - CCS Yuma
Family service center providing counseling for people experiencing life stresses and relationship needs. Listing identifies CCS Yuma as a certified Community Mental Health Center operating through federal and state funding, with services that may be free or sliding-scale for eligible people without health insurance. Call to confirm current counseling services, eligibility, income documentation, and fees.
Community Bridges Inc. - Yuma Lighthouse Residential and Outpatient
Free/low-cost mental health directory lists Community Bridges Yuma Lighthouse as offering multiple levels of care through a 24-hour Access to Care line. Call to confirm current crisis, outpatient, residential, substance use, behavioral health, AHCCCS/Medicaid, and low-cost options.
Community Health Associates
Outpatient psychiatric and behavioral health provider offering telehealth and in-person care. Services listed include diagnosis, assessment, medication management, behavioral health coordination, individual counseling, marriage/family counseling, group counseling, substance use treatment, DUI treatment, crisis services, case management, peer support, transportation, and community resources. Sliding-scale directory listing notes income-based fees; call to confirm eligibility and current fees.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Easterseals Blake Foundation
Yuma free/low-cost mental health directory lists Easterseals Blake Foundation in Yuma. Call to confirm current behavioral health services, ages served, eligibility, insurance, AHCCCS/Medicaid, and free or reduced-cost options.
Horizon Health and Wellness
Yuma free/low-cost mental health directory lists Horizon Health and Wellness locations on East 40th Street and South 4th Avenue as sliding-scale, income-based resources. Call to confirm current outpatient behavioral health services, substance use services, eligibility, insurance, AHCCCS/Medicaid, and fees.
Pathways of Arizona LLC
Yuma free/low-cost mental health directory lists Pathways of Arizona LLC in Yuma. Call to confirm current counseling or behavioral health services, ages served, eligibility, AHCCCS/Medicaid, sliding-scale options, and appointment availability.
Sunset Health
Federally qualified community health center offering integrated behavioral health, brief interventions, care coordination, and short-term counseling for adult Sunset patients. Sunset states behavioral health staff are available in both Yuma clinics, Somerton, and San Luis, with short-term counseling available in North Yuma and San Luis. Free clinic listings identify Sunset locations as sliding-scale clinics. Call to confirm current eligibility, patient requirements, fees, and behavioral health appointment 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
Crossroads Mission - Men's Shelter and Recovery Services
Emergency shelter and recovery-related services for men. Criminal-history eligibility, intake requirements, bed availability, and referrals should be confirmed directly.
Crossroads Mission - Serenity Complex
Transitional housing for employed men who need help returning to the community after a program or release from jail or prison. Structured, alcohol- and drug-free setting; residents may be required to attend 12-step meetings, perform chores, remain employed, and pay program fees. Acceptance and availability must be confirmed directly.
Housing Authority of the City of Yuma
Provides affordable housing programs, including Housing Choice Vouchers, rental assistance in agency-managed apartments, and housing for eligible low-income elderly or disabled households. Criminal-history screening and waiting-list status should be confirmed directly.
Selah Home Foundation
Affordable, month-to-month shared housing for independent men in an alcohol- and drug-free environment. Reported to accept veterans and men needing transitional housing for re-entry or sober living. Confirm current eligibility and availability directly.
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Yuma Coalition to End Homelessness - Coordinated Entry
Connects households experiencing homelessness to emergency shelter, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, and other services. Access cannot be denied solely because of criminal record, eviction, poor credit, substance-use history, or lack of income; individual programs may still have their own eligibility rules.
Yuma County Housing Department
Provides public housing, Housing Choice Voucher rental assistance, financial assistance, and supportive services for eligible households. Public housing includes locations in Yuma, Somerton, and San Luis. Eligibility, criminal-history screening, and waiting-list status should be confirmed directly.
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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 in Yuma County through the Yuma and San Luis offices. Services may include housing, family law, domestic violence, consumer issues, employment, public benefits, tax, farmworker matters, and set-asides or rights restoration when available.
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.
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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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
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)
Yuma County Adult Probation
405 S. Main Street, Yuma, AZ 85364
Yuma County Juvenile Probation
2440 West 28th Street, Yuma, AZ 85364
Yuma Parole Office
7125 E Juan Sanchez Blvd, Yuma, AZ 85349
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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 Counseling and Treatment Services
Free rehab listing at 2545 South Arizona Avenue in Yuma. Listed as a free alcohol and drug rehab resource; call to verify current substance use services, eligibility, cost, insurance, and payment assistance.
Community Bridges, Inc. - Yuma Lighthouse Residential & Outpatient
Health and medical/addiction-related listing at 3250 East 40th Street in Yuma. Other listings describe CBI Lighthouse as offering residential treatment, long-term and short-term care, outpatient/IOP, telemedicine, detox at facility, medical detox, medication-assisted treatment, dual diagnosis services, and acceptance of Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, IHS/Tribal/Urban funds, and federal government substance use program funding. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and intake requirements.
Community Health Associates
Yuma County rehab listing describes outpatient rehab, intensive outpatient treatment, regular outpatient treatment, Suboxone prescription, buprenorphine maintenance, substance use education, health education, family counseling, HIV/AIDS education/counseling/support, dual diagnosis care, sliding fee scale, and private insurance acceptance. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and payment assistance.
Community Medical Services - Yuma
Addiction rehabilitation center listing at 201 South 1st Avenue in Yuma. Rehab listing describes outpatient substance use treatment, outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment, regular outpatient care, medication-assisted treatment, and services for adult men, adult women, and pregnant/postpartum individuals. Call to verify current eligibility, Medicaid/insurance options, cost, and payment assistance.
Crisis Response Network - Central Arizona Crisis Line
Available 24/7/365 to anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. Emergencies call 911
Crossroads Mission
Community nonprofit listing at 944 South Arizona Avenue in Yuma. Rehab listings describe Crossroads Mission of Yuma as a Christian nonprofit drug and alcohol rehab for adult men and women, very low-cost or free to those in need, with clinical detox, residential detoxification, 24/7 residential care, short-term residential treatment, sober living, case management, counseling, 12-step supports, relapse prevention, and services for criminal justice clients. Call to verify current eligibility, cost, and intake requirements.
Crossroads Mission of Yuma - Bern
Treatment center listing describes a certified Christian nonprofit drug and alcohol rehab for adult men and women that may be very low-cost or free to those in need. Call to verify current residential services, detox availability, eligibility, and payment assistance.
Horizon Health and Wellness - Yuma Outpatient
Yuma County rehab listing describes outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, regular outpatient treatment, co-occurring addiction and mental health treatment, HIV/AIDS education/counseling/support, hepatitis education/counseling/support, employment counseling services, and cash/self-pay acceptance. Call to verify current eligibility, insurance, cost, and payment assistance.
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Amberly's Place
Amberly's Place is Yuma's Family Advocacy Center and supports people facing child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and elder abuse. DomesticShelters.org lists it as a domestic violence-focused program with hotline, legal/financial assistance, housing services, support services, and children's services; verify whether shelter placement is direct or referral-based before referral.
Campesinos Sin Fronteras
Public shelter listings identify Campesinos Sin Fronteras as an agency providing HUD-approved housing assistance programs in Somerton. This appears to be housing assistance/resource navigation rather than an on-site shelter; verify current services, appointments, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Catholic Community Services of Western Arizona
Public shelter listings identify Catholic Community Services of Western Arizona as transitional housing for women in Yuma. Verify current program availability, eligibility requirements, referral process, documentation requirements, and whether services are tied to domestic violence or other qualifying circumstances before referral.
Comite De Bien Estar, Inc.
Public shelter listings identify Comite De Bien Estar, Inc. as an agency providing HUD-approved housing assistance programs in San Luis. This is not listed as an on-site shelter, but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current services, appointments, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission
Crossroads Mission provides emergency shelter, meals, showers, bathrooms, recovery and stabilization services, case management, transitional living, and community resources. Public information says shelters are open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day; the Yuma Coalition notes guests are generally 18 or older or accompanied by a parent/legal guardian, must present valid ID, couples need proof of marriage to stay together in the family shelter, and guests are required to be sober at bed sign-up. Verify current bed availability, screening rules, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission - Harmony Home
Public shelter listings identify Harmony Home as Crossroads Mission's transitional housing and halfway house program for women in Yuma. Verify current availability, program requirements, fees if any, recovery or sobriety requirements, referral process, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission - Men's Shelter
Public shelter listings identify this as a shelter for men at Crossroads Mission with many additional services provided. Verify current bed sign-up time, sobriety requirements, identification requirements, length of stay, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission - Serenity Complex
Public shelter listings identify Serenity Complex as Crossroads Mission's transitional housing and halfway house program for men in Yuma. Verify current availability, program requirements, fees if any, recovery or sobriety expectations, referral process, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission - The Family Shelter
Public shelter listings identify The Family Shelter as a family shelter in Yuma. Crossroads-related provider information notes shelter services for families, women, and men, with 24-hour/365-day operations, ID requirements, sobriety screening, and proof-of-marriage requirements for couples wishing to stay together; verify current availability, family eligibility, and intake process before referral.
Housing America Corporation
Public shelter listings identify Housing America Corporation as an agency providing HUD-approved housing assistance programs in Somerton. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current services, appointments, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Housing Authority of the City of Yuma
Public shelter listings identify the Housing Authority of the City of Yuma as a housing authority, low-income affordable housing, and public housing resource. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current waitlists, documentation requirements, eligibility, and restrictions before referral.
Right Turn for Yuma Veterans
Public shelter listings identify Right Turn for Yuma Veterans as helping homeless or at-risk veterans make a permanent transition from homelessness. Verify current veteran eligibility, documentation requirements, program availability, referral process, and any restrictions before referral.
Safe House Shelter
Safe House Shelter is a Catholic Community Services domestic violence shelter in Yuma County. Public listings describe it as a trauma-informed safe haven for people and families fleeing domestic violence, with 28 beds, wheelchair accessibility, emergency services, legal and financial assistance, housing services, support services, counseling, and 24/7 hotline access; verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures 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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Western Arizona Council of Governments - Yuma
Public shelter listings identify Western Arizona Council of Governments in Yuma as providing homelessness-prevention assistance. This appears to be financial assistance/resource navigation rather than an on-site shelter; verify current funding, services, appointment requirements, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
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Arizona Department of Economic Security - Yuma
Employment services resource listed for Yuma County veterans. Call to confirm available veteran employment assistance, job referrals, training connections, and eligibility.
Arizona State Veteran Home - Yuma
State-owned skilled nursing facility for eligible Arizona veterans and spouses, offering long-term care, memory care, rehabilitative therapy, nursing, therapeutic recreation, and social services.
ARIZONA@WORK Yuma County
Employment resource listed for Yuma County veterans. Call to confirm current veteran employment services, job-search support, training referrals, and Veterans' Priority of Service.
Housing for Heroes - National Community Health Partners
Veteran-centered SSVF housing support program serving Yuma 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.
Right Turn for Yuma Veterans
Transitional housing program for homeless or at-risk veterans, including room and board, support toward financial independence, medical benefits and services, mental health counseling, case coordination, transportation assistance, life coaching, employment or education goals, and reconnection with community and family.
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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Yuma City Housing Authority
Housing assistance resource listed for Yuma County veterans. Call to confirm current housing programs, veteran eligibility or preferences, waitlists, application requirements, and referral options.
Yuma County Housing Department
County housing resource listed for Yuma County veterans. Call to confirm current housing assistance, eligibility, waitlists, and application requirements.
Yuma County VSO Benefits Office
Local benefits office resource listed for Yuma County veterans. Call to confirm current benefits counseling, VA claims assistance, disability claims support, eligibility, hours, and appointment availability.
Yuma VA Clinic
VA outpatient clinic providing primary care and specialty health services for veterans, including audiology and speech, mental health care, physical and occupational therapy, telehealth, women's health services, laboratory services, beneficiary travel resources, and related VA health services.
Yuma Vet Center
Provides confidential no-cost counseling and readjustment support for veterans, service members, and families in a non-medical setting. Services include counseling for PTSD, depression, anxiety, grief/loss, anger management, military sexual trauma, and referrals to VA and community resources.
Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence Full Women, Children, Families & Domestic Violence list
2-1-1 Arizona Emergency Shelters / Yuma 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 Yuma County shelter options, availability, service area, and eligibility before referral.
Amberly's Place
Amberly's Place is Yuma's Family Advocacy Center and supports people facing child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and elder abuse. DomesticShelters.org lists it as a domestic violence-focused program with hotline, legal/financial assistance, housing services, support services, and children's services; verify whether shelter placement is direct or referral-based before referral.
Campesinos Sin Fronteras
Public shelter listings identify Campesinos Sin Fronteras as an agency providing HUD-approved housing assistance programs in Somerton. This appears to be housing assistance/resource navigation rather than an on-site shelter; verify current services, appointments, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Catholic Community Services of Western Arizona
Public shelter listings identify Catholic Community Services of Western Arizona as transitional housing for women in Yuma. Verify current program availability, eligibility requirements, referral process, documentation requirements, and whether services are tied to domestic violence or other qualifying circumstances before referral.
Comite De Bien Estar, Inc.
Public shelter listings identify Comite De Bien Estar, Inc. as an agency providing HUD-approved housing assistance programs in San Luis. This is not listed as an on-site shelter, but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current services, appointments, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission
Crossroads Mission provides emergency shelter, meals, showers, bathrooms, recovery and stabilization services, case management, transitional living, and community resources. Public information says shelters are open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day; the Yuma Coalition notes guests are generally 18 or older or accompanied by a parent/legal guardian, must present valid ID, couples need proof of marriage to stay together in the family shelter, and guests are required to be sober at bed sign-up. Verify current bed availability, screening rules, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission - Harmony Home
Public shelter listings identify Harmony Home as Crossroads Mission's transitional housing and halfway house program for women in Yuma. Verify current availability, program requirements, fees if any, recovery or sobriety requirements, referral process, and eligibility before referral.
Crossroads Mission - The Family Shelter
Public shelter listings identify The Family Shelter as a family shelter in Yuma. Crossroads-related provider information notes shelter services for families, women, and men, with 24-hour/365-day operations, ID requirements, sobriety screening, and proof-of-marriage requirements for couples wishing to stay together; verify current availability, family eligibility, and intake process before referral.
Housing America Corporation
Public shelter listings identify Housing America Corporation as an agency providing HUD-approved housing assistance programs in Somerton. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current services, appointments, documentation requirements, and eligibility before referral.
Housing Authority of the City of Yuma
Public shelter listings identify the Housing Authority of the City of Yuma as a housing authority, low-income affordable housing, and public housing resource. This is not listed as an on-site shelter but may be relevant for housing referrals; verify current waitlists, documentation requirements, eligibility, and restrictions before referral.
Proverbs 31 Home
Proverbs 31 Home provides confidential assistance to survivors of domestic violence, stalking, and dating violence in Yuma County. Public information describes guidance and support, community advocacy, domestic-violence education and emotional support, criminal-justice court accompaniment, social-service and community-resource connections, safety planning, bilingual advocacy, mobile advocacy when a survivor cannot come to the program, and referrals to shelter, food, clothing, counseling, and social services; verify current services, shelter referral options, and eligibility before referral.
Safe House Shelter
Safe House Shelter is a Catholic Community Services domestic violence shelter in Yuma County. Public listings describe it as a trauma-informed safe haven for people and families fleeing domestic violence, with 28 beds, wheelchair accessibility, emergency services, legal and financial assistance, housing services, support services, counseling, and 24/7 hotline access; verify current availability, confidentiality requirements, and intake procedures 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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Yuma County Community Resources / UA Cooperative Extension
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension lists Yuma County community resources for individuals, families, service providers, and advocates seeking support for domestic violence and related services, including crisis intervention, legal support, counseling, housing, advocacy, homelessness support, food access, mental health, and local referrals. This is a resource-navigation listing rather than a dedicated shelter; verify current shelter referrals, coordinated-entry steps, eligibility, and local contacts before referral.