Alpha Pregnancy Center is a licensed medical facility by the California Department of Public Health. They journey with families from the point of pregnancy discovery through toddlerhood providing economic emotional and spiritual support.

They help individuals in crisis who need to escape the situation they are in, and offer emotional support and beyond.

Plays an integral role in improving AZ’s workforce by assisting underemployed and unemployed individuals

Provides resources to foster care families to help meet the basic essential needs of children in foster care.

Serves to alleviate hunger by gathering and distributing food and encouraging self-sufficiency and education.

Helps support people in all walks of life to find an emergency home, educates individuals on relationships and their legal rights, and provides trauma support.

Combines federal and state resources into a single housing program called the State Housing Fund to assist individuals to access affordable housing.

Launched in 1965, Head Start programs promote the school readiness of infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children from at risk families. Services are provided in a variety of settings including centers, family childcare, and children’s own home. Head Start programs also engage parents or other key family members in positive relationships, with a focus on family wellbeing. Parents participate in leadership

A Grassroots movement of AZ Stakeholders to help people with disabilities get jobs they care about and to provide resources for job seekers and the people who support them.

Arizona’s Medicaid Program