Flagstaff Area Resource GuideAgency Phone Services Provided When? For Whom?

Alcoholics Anonymous 779-3569 Call Anyone

Alternative Center214-9050 Family food boxes, info. & referral, respite & transitional living.

823 W. Clay

American Legion 773-0084 10am - 7pm Veterans104 W. Birch Street

213-0742 Individuals with mental illness or co-occurring substance use. Adults2304 N. 4th Street #CBOTHANDS

214-7456 8am - 5pm2304 N. Third StreetCatholic Charities

774-9125 Local Residents460 N. Switzer Canyon #400

214-7154 8am-5pm460 N. Switzer Canyon #400

8am - 5pm

460 N. Switzer Canyon #400

779-3029 Low cost clothing; free clothing available via agency referral. Anyone2919 N. West Street

211 W. Aspen Avenue

211 W. Aspen Avenue

679-7400 9am - 4pm2625 N. King Street

679-7425 Local Residents2625 N. King Street

Dept. of Economic Security Information about DES services for Arizona. 8am - 5pm State Residents

8am - 5pm

Investigates child abuse or neglect. 8am - 5pm Anyone under 18

Cash Assistance; Food Stamps; Medical Insurance; JOBS Program. 8am - 5pm

Vocational Rehab 779-4147 Training, schooling, necessary resources to disabled clients for work. 8am - 5pm1510 S. Riordan Ranch Rd

DNA People's Legal Services774-0653 Free legal services to low income or indigent people.

Family Food Center774-3188 (Excellent) Hot evening meal daily. 4pm - 5:30pm Anyone!

1903 N. 2nd StreetFlagstaff Housing Authority 526-0002 Operates Flagstaff-area Public Housing and Section 8. 8am - 5pm

3481 N. Fanning Dr.

Support for people who want to quit drinking or are affected by a friend or relative's drinking problem.

24 hours, 7 days/week

Families/youth age < 18 years

Jackets/Coats for kids (Fall & Winter only), blankets, trips to V.A. Clinic and Hospital.

Azpire 10am - 5pm M-F

Homebuyer assistance; homebuyer education; operates Sharon Manor; foreclosure prevention counseling

Anyone, call for details

Sack lunches; eviction prevention, utility assistance for outside of Flagstaff; other help - call agency for more information.

8am - 5pm, closed 12-1

Catholic Charities Shelter & Housing

Emergency and Transitional for families. Permanent Supportive housing for individuals in situations of homelessness. Call for information. Fill out application to be placed on waiting list.

Homeless Families/ Individuals

Catholic Charities PATH Program 774-9125

X 53016 or 53021

Homeless outreach; emergency supplies (water, blankets, gloves, etc.); thrift store vouchers; information on local social services; additional services for homeless (or potentially homeless) mentally ill clients.

Homeless individuals/ families in Coconino County

Cedar Closet / Assistance League 10am - 4pm

Mon - Sat

City of Flagstaff Community Land Trust 779-7632

ext. 7218Helps first time homebuyers by reducing the cost of housing. Call for more details.

8am - 5pm Mon - Fri

Residents of Flagstaff

City of Flagstaff Owner-Occupied Housing

Rehabilitation779-7632 ext. 7262

Rehabilitation for homes with health and safety hazards. Call for more details.

8am - 5pm Mon - Fri

Residents of Flagstaff

Coconino County Career Center Vocational training; on-the-job training; Summer youth jobs; career center

with computers.County

Residents

Coconino County Community Services

Rental assistance; mortgage assistance; utility assistance; motel assistance; food box referrals; transportation; senior citizen programs; prescription assistance.

8am - 5pm Mon - Fri

1-800-352-8168

DES Aging and Adult Administration

779-6141 or 1-877-767-2385

Investigates abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable or incapacitated adults in Arizona

Anyone 18 and over

397 Malpais #3DES Child Protective Services

(CPS)779-3681 or 1-888-767-2445397 Malpais #11

DES Food Stamps & Public Assistance

779-0327 or 522-0246

County Residents

397 Malpais #7 or 3480 E. Rt 66Disabled Local

Residents

New intakes 1:30pm - 4pm

Tues.County

Residents2323 E. Greenlaw Ln. #1

Flagstaff Residents

Flagstaff Area Resource GuideFlagstaff Shelter Services

225-2533 Anyone216 W. Phoenix

Goodwill Industries526-9188 8:30am - 4pm Anyone

The Guidance Center 527-1899 Counseling; mental health help; drug and alcohol programs. Local Residents

Hope Cottage 774-9270 Dinner at 6pm; Lodging (check-in @ 4pm). 4pm - 6pm3 East Cottage Street

779-41412140 E. Route 66

Free or low-cost health insurance for children. Anytime

526-2968 8am - 5pm

North Country Health Clinic 213-6100 Medical; Dental; Behavioral; Sliding Fees. 8am - 5pm Local Residents2920 N. 4th Street

Northern Arizona Food Bank 526-2211 Anyone in need3805 E. Huntington Drive

Northland Cares 779-9498 Free, fast, and confidential HIV testing; other services. 9am - 4pm2501 N. 4th Street #10

Northland Family Help Center 774-4503 Crisis intervention; Women's shelter; Children's shelter. 8am - 5pm

527-1900 Crisis intervention; Women's shelter; Children's shelter; Counseling. 24 hours

Red Cross of Northern AZ 779-5494 Emergency Services for individuals and families - burn outs, disasters, etc. 8am - 5pm Anyone in need963 W. Route 66

The Salvation Army 774-1403 Local Residents507 N. Humphreys

Salvation Army Thrift Store 774-5061 Low cost clothing and furniture; free clothing available via agency referral. Anyone2229 E. Cedar Ave.

Sharon Manor773-1882 Call for Info.

2304 N. Third StreetSt. Mary's Food Bank 779-7066 Emergency Food Boxes with DES referral. 8am - 4pm Local Residents

1801 W. Route 66

774-6511 9am - 11am Anyone in need

779-4353 Variety of goods, clothing, and items at reduced prices. 9am - 4pm Anyone2113 N. East Street

Sunshine Rescue Mission774-3512

124 S. San Francisco Street

Think Jesus Project 380-2565 1pm- 4pm Anyone

774-9125460 N. Switzer Canyon #400

779-6163 8am - 5pm Victims of crime 201 E. Birch Avenue, Suite 4.

Operates a Day Drop-In Center featuring a phone with long distance, agency referrals, and showers. Overnight shelter during Winter season.

7:30am - 12am closed on Thursday

Provides showers, lunches, and emergency vouchers for clothing and household supplies; also a One Stop Career Center for employment assistance, computer use, and job searches.

2225 N. Steves Blvd.8am - 5pm

(crisis anytime)2187 Vickey StreetWomen & Children

Inn Transitions @ The Royal Inn Referrals and advocacy for homeless services; emergency supplies;

transportation and transitional support.10am - 10pm 7

days a weekHomeless

individuals and families

Kid's Care - Health Insurance Program

1-877-764-5437

Arizona Residents

Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) Substance Abuse services; job services; other services - call agency for

details.Some programs are

Native American only2717 N. Steves Blvd.

Emergency Food Boxes Disaster Services, Wood Program. Online at nafoodbank.org

8:00am - 5pm Tues-Sat.

Walk-ins and appointments

Women & Children

Northland Shelter (HALO House)

Women & Children

Sack lunches; emergency food boxes; emergency utility help; clothing and furniture vouchers; rental assistance; other services - call.

8am - 11:30 M-TH

9am - 5pm Mon. - Sat.

Transitional Housing for Women & Children with DV background - Not a walk-in shelter.

Women & Children with DV

past

St. Vincent de Paul In-Town Help Line

Emergency utility and rental assistance; medication assistance; food boxes; other services. Please do not leave messages.

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store

Breakfast at 6am; Lunch at noon; Dinner at 7pm; Overnight Lodging; emergency food boxes; clothing (for all); other - call.

5pm check in for lodging

Mostly Men for lodging. One family room

availableBerg's bbq Free food every Sunday at Killip Elementary School 2300 E 6th, Referral to Transitional Housing, Support to the less fortunate of Flagstaff.

Traveler's Aid (run by St. Vincent de Paul) Transportation aid; bus assistance; gas assistance; car repairs; other

services for travelers - call agency.4pm - 5pm

Mon. - Fri. onlyTravelers only,

not local residents

Victim/Witness Services of Coconino County Victim/witness advocacy, crisis intervention, victim compensation, social

service referrals.

Prepared by the Coconino County Continuum of Care November 2009