Brookline Community ResourcesConnecting our students in the greater Phoenix/Tempe, AZ area to local resources available in the community for support in a variety of different areas including childcare, clothing needs, counseling, food, shelter and assistance programs. National services are in red in the tables below.

In addition, if you have additional questions or concerns please see the Brookline Community Resource Hotline located at the bottom of this document.

Greater Phoenix, AZ Area COVID-19 and EvictionsThe State of Arizona has issued a 120-day freeze on COVID-19 related evictions. Please find more information at https://housing.az.gov/

211 ArizonaYou will find a comprehensive listing of Arizona statewide services at https://211arizona.org/

211 United WayYou will find a comprehensive listing of statewide services at http://211.org/ . You will just have to select your State to get started.

**Please make sure to select your specific county on the left side of the homepage.

Internet DisconnectionsYour service provider may have a plan in place to prevent service interruption if COVID-19 related. We recommend reaching out to them to discuss.

Childcare Assistance ProgramsThese programs aid with helping provide childcare.

Clothing Assistance ProgramsThese programs aid with clothing assistance.

Name: Phone Number: Website:

Vazquez Childcare 602-737-7919

DES Childcare602-542-4248

https://des.az.gov/services/child-and-family/child-care

Child & Family Resources 602-234-3941

https://www.childfamilyresources.org/families

Arizona Childcare Resource and Referral

1-800-308-9000 https://www.azccrr.com/

Clothing Assistance Programs (continued)

Community Action ProgramsThese programs aid with rental eviction prevention, mortgage help, rental security, deposits for utilities and utility assistance.

Name: Phone Number: Website:

Dress for Success 212-532-1922 https://dressforsuccess.org/

Agua Fria Food and Clothing Bank

623-932-9135 https://affcb.org/

First Southern Baptist Church of Phoenix Food and Clothing

Pantry

602-242-6104https://affcb.org/

ICM Food and Clothing Bank 602-254-7450

www.firstphx.org

West Valley Community Food

Pantry623-848-8278

https://icmaz.org/

Phoenix Dress for Success

602-489-7397 https://phoenix.dressforsuccess.org/

Harvest Compassion Center

602-788-2444 https://harvestcompassioncenter.org/

Community Action Programs (continued)

Counseling Assistance ProgramsThese programs aid with integrated behavioral health and physical health services.

Name: Phone Number: Website:

Red Cross 800-733-2767 https://www.redcross.org/

US Dept. of Veteran Affairs

844-698-2311 https://www.va.gov/

Catholic Charities USA 703-549-1390 https://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/

Glendale Community Action Program

623-930-2854 www.glendaleaz.com/CAP

Maricopa County Human Services

602-506-5911 https://www.hsd.maricopa.gov/5270/Human-Services

Peoria Community Action Plan

623-979-3911 https://www.peoriaaz.gov/government/departments/neighborhood-and-human-services/community-

assistance/human-services

Sunnyslope Family Service Center

602-495-5229 www.financial-assistance.us/listing/az_sunnyslope-family-services

Tempe Community Action Program

480-422-8922 https://tempeaction.org/find-help-now/

Mesa Community Action Program

480-833-9200 https://www.turnanewleaf.org/services/financial-empowerment/mesacan.html

Wildfire Arizona 602-604-0640 https://wildfireaz.org/find-help/community-action-agencies/#toggle-id-19

AZCEND Community Action Program -

Chandler

480-963-1423 x118 http://azcend.org

Gila River Indian Community -

Community Services

520-562-9691 http://www.gilariver.org

Food Assistance ProgramsThese programs aid with food assistance.

Name: Phone Number: Website:

National Suicide Prevention Hotline

800-273-8255 https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

National Domestic Violence Hotline

800-799-7233 https://www.thehotline.org/

SAMHSA 800-662-4357 https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline

Terros 602-685-6000 www.terros.org

Bayless Integrated Healthcare

602-281-7300 https://www.baylesshealthcare.com/

Crisis Text Line Text HOME to 741741

https://www.crisistextline.org/

Arizona Children’s Association

800-944-7611 https://www.arizonaschildren.org/

Community Partners Inc.

602-604-0000 https://www.communitypartnersinc.org/

La Frontera 520-538-3804 http://www.lafronteraaz.org/

Name: Phone Number:

Website:

Nutrition.gov Email Contact through form

https://www.nutrition.gov/

St. Mary's Food BankMom's Pantry

602-242-3663602-992-0083

https://www.firstfoodbank.org/get-help/www.momspantryphoenix.org

Desert Mission Food Bank

602-870-6062 www.desertmission.com/programs/food-bank/

St. Vincent De Paul 602-944-0139 https://svdpusa.org/Assistance-Services

Phoenix Rescue Mission

602-233-3000 www.phoenixrescuemission.org

Family of God Food Pantry

602-319-2080 https://www.familyofgodministry.org/

Agua Fria Food and Clothing Bank

623-932-9135 https://affcb.org/

ICM Food and Clothing Bank

602-254-7450 https://icmaz.org/

First Southern Baptist Church of Phoenix Food and Clothing

Pantry

602-242-6104 www.firstphx.org

Mesa Food Pantry 480-654-4539 https://www.lss-sw.org/

West Valley Community Food

Pantry

623-848-8278 https://www.stjchurchaz.org/

Harvest Compassion Center

602-788-2444 https://harvestcompassioncenter.org/

Mom's Pantry 602-992-0083 www.momspantryphoenix.org

Housing-Shelters ProgramsThese programs aid with providing emergency shelter and may be able to assist with finding you an apartment/home.

Name: Phone Number: Website:

Housing and Urban Development Dept.

Email Contact https://www.hud.gov/topics/rental_assistance

Central Arizona Shelter Services

(602)299-5155 http://www.cassaz.org/

East Valley Men's Center

(480)610-6722 https://www.turnanewleaf.org/services/homelessness/east-valley-mens-center.html

I-Help Shelter Program Tempe

(480)422-8922 ext5890

Phoenix Family Services Emergency

Shelter(602)267-4130

https://southwest.salvationarmy.org/

UMOM Family Emergency Shelter

(602)595-8700 https://umom.org/

Chrysalis Transitional Housing

(480)424-5799 http://noabuse.org/our-services

House of Refuge (480)988-9242 http://www.houseofrefuge.org

MANA House and Veterans Outreach

Center

(602) 254-6785 http://www.manahouseaz.org

Ozanam Manor Transitional Shelter

(602) 850-6900 http://www.stvincentdepaul.net/programs/ozanam-manor

Olive Press (915) 538-8673 http://www.theolivepress.org

Hud.gov https://www.hud.gov/topics/rental_assistance

Gift of Mary Women's Shelter

(602)245-8424 https://www.tempe.gov/Home/Components/BusinessDirectory/BusinessDirectory/548/4462?alpha=G

Salvation Army 602-267-4100 https://www.salvationarmyphoenix.org/

Internet Assistance ProgramsInternet Essentials is a program for families and other low-income households who currently do not subscribe to Internet at home.

Utility Assistance ProgramsThese programs aid with utilities which include electric, gas and water.

XFINITY (602) 236-8888 https://www.internetessentials.com/

Name: Phone Number:

Website:

National Energy Assistance Referral

406-494-8662 https://liheapch.acf.hhs.gov/referral.htm

John F Long Family Services Center

602-262-6510 www.phoenix.gov/humanservices/programs/emergency

A New Leaf's MesaCAN 480-833-9200 http://www.turnanewleaf.org/services/mesacan.html

APS Crisis Bill Assistance Program -

AZCEND

480-963-1423 http://www.aps.com/en/residential/accountservices/assistanceprograms/pages/crisis-bill-assistance.aspx

APS Crisis Bill Assistance Program -

East Valley Partners in Caring

480-654-4539

http://www.aps.com/en/residential/accountservices/assistanceprograms/pages/crisis-bill-assistance.aspx

AZCEND Community Action Program -

Chandler

480-963-1423 x118

http://azcend.org

Gila River Indian Community -

Community Services

520-562-9691 http://www.gilariver.org

APS Crisis Bill Assistance Program -

Friendly House

602-345-0167 http://www.aps.com/en/residential/accountservices/assistanceprograms/pages/crisis-bill-assistance.aspx

SRP Low Income Assistance Programs

602-236-8888 http://www.srpnet.com/community/liprograms.aspx

GENERAL NEWS INFORMATION 1. Department of Economic Security

a. https://des.az.gov/services/coronavirus 2. Arizona Department of Education

a. https://www.azed.gov b. All Arizona schools are currently closed through Friday, April 10

3. Maricopa County Department of Health a. https://www.maricopa.gov/5460/Coronavirus-Disease-2019

4. News Info a. https://arizonatogether.org/ b. https://www.azcentral.com/ c. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html d. https://www.azdhs.gov/preparedness/

5. Jobs available at these companies and organizations: a. Banks

i. BBVA Banks - Currently, BBVA is hiring people with sales, customer service, and cash-handling experience.

ii. Desert Financial Credit Union - The bank has 42 open positions right now. b. Criminal Justice Jobs, Security Officers

i. Arizona Department of Corrections - ADC is currently hiring 1,000 correctional officers. ii. Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections - AZDJC is looking to fill the following positions:

Corrections officers, teachers, RNs, LPNs, psychiatrist, food service supervisor, HVAC, janitor, psychiatrist, psychology associate, training officer. Submit Resume by emailing AZDJC and be sure to include the position you are acquiring about in the subject line.

iii. Arizona Department of Public Safety - DPS has several job openings available, including state trooper and dispatcher.

iv. Phoenix Police - The Phoenix Police Department is actively hiring and looking for 300 officers this year.

v. Pinal County Sheriff's Office - PCSO is currently hiring for dispatchers, deputies and detention officers.

vi. Anderson Security - They are hiring security officers at various locations. vii. Securitas Security Firm - Securitas Security Services North America has announced that it is

actively hiring 38 open positions.

c. Grocery Stores, Convenience Stores & Pharmacies i. AJ's - AJ's is looking for workers who have may have been laid off amid the coronavirus

outbreak. ii. Albertson's - Hiring immediately. You can apply online or at your local store with the store

director. iii. Basha's - Hiring immediately. iv. Circle K - Circle K is looking to fill 2,800 openings at stores across Arizona. They are hiring for the

following positions: store associates, assistant managers and store managers in a variety of locations. If you have a question, email their HR manager.

v. CVS Health - CVS Health is looking to fill almost 700 openings in Arizona. vi. Dollar General - Dollar General to hire up to 50,000 new employees nationwide to support

operation.

vii. Food City - Food City is hiring at a variety of locations for people who have been affected by either cut of hours or closure of the workplace. If interested, you are encouraged to contact your local Food City location.

viii. Fry's Food Stores - Fry's is looking for workers immediately to deal with the increased demand. Works will help keep stores stocked with food and other household essentials.

ix. Safeway - Hiring immediately. You can apply online or at your local store with the store director.

x. Sprouts - Sprouts is hiring 350 positions in Arizona. Additionally, Sprouts’ Phoenix Store Support office, and Glendale distribution center have 30 open jobs. Positions range from hourly part-time roles to core management roles. All interested candidates may apply either online at sprouts.com/careers or by texting the word “careers” to 480-800-8056. Sprouts is not encouraging walk-in applications at this time.

xi. Target - Target is hiring 250 positions throughout Arizona. Looking to fill all roles to keep up with the demand. You can apply in-store on their kiosk or on the Target website.

xii. Walgreens - According to Walgreens' website, they're hiring more than 350 positions across the state. You can apply online at their website.

xiii. Walmart - To keep up with demand, Walmart is looking to hire in all positions. They are planning to hire 3,700 positions in Arizona. To apply, head to your local Walmart store or apply online.

xiv. WinCo - WinCo has immediate openings to assist customers and restock shelves. You can apply at your local WinCo or online.

d. Health Care, Hospitals, Home Health i. AZTEC - AZTEC serves people with developmental disabilities in residential settings as well as day

programs, they are hiring instructors to work directly with these individuals. ii. Banner Health - Hiring for 900 clinical positions, holding virtual interviews for medical assistants

and patient financial services representatives. Also hiring student nurses – Brookline nursing department will work with student schedules to accommodate.

iii. Home Assist Health - They currently have 100 open positions including caregiver, direct care worker and direct care worker DDD.

iv. Home Care Assistance - They are actively searching for workers to help meet the increased demand to care for the elderly in their homes.

v. HonorHealth - They are looking to fill 500 openings for nurses, patient care technicians, housekeepers, food services, respiratory therapists, and laboratory technicians.

vi. Jewish Family and Children's Services - They have 70 open positions. The job listings are located in various places. Please take a look at this pdf for the position you are interested in.

vii. Southwest Behavioral and Health Services - This health services business is hiring for 106 open positions. Click here for all of the open positions.

viii. ValleyLife - Provides services to people with developmental and cognitive disabilities. ix. Valleywise Health - The Maricopa County system of hospitals and health centers is looking to

hire more than 200 positions. e. Shipping Services, Drivers, Warehouse Jobs

i. Amazon- Amazon is looking to hire 235 workers in Arizona to keep up with Amazon's demand for supplies and deliveries. You can apply online on their website.

ii. Core-Mark - Core-Mark is looking for full-time warehouse workers, Class A CDL Drivers and driver helpers.

iii. Pepsi - Pepsi is hiring positions in Arizona. iv. Retail Odyssey - The Retail Odyssey Company is hiring associates nationwide to provide in-store,

warehouse and distribution support to Kroger (Fry's), who are working to keep products available to shoppers during the COVID-19 pandemic

f. Pizza Places, Bakeries, Delis i. Cafe Valley Bakery - Hiring for 100 positions with open interviews every Thursday from 9 a.m. to

12 p.m. at 7000 W. Buckeye Road. ii. Domino's Pizza - Domino's is looking to hire 150 team members across 80 stores in the Phoenix-

area. iii. Jet's Pizza - Jet's Pizza is looking to hire restaurant and bar workers, teachers and other

individuals who have been impacted by any layoffs during the outbreak as delivery drivers. It pays between $13 and $16 an hour along with mileage and tips. If you are interested, you can apply online or at your nearby location.

iv. Papa Johns - Papa Johns is looking to hire 145 open positions in Arizona. v. Rinaldi's Deli - Looking for a breakfast short-order cook and deli counter help with deli

experience. Call 480-607-3354 and ask for John. vi. Upper Crust Bakery - The Phoenix pastry shop is offering full-time and part-time work, including

production shifts and sanitation shifts. Call 602-255-0464 for more information. g. Plumbers & Electricians

i. Brewer Companies - They are looking to fill 63 positions including service plumbers and front desk receptionists.

ii. Canyon State Electric - This company has 24 open positions including office manager, administrative assistant, payroll specialist, senior project manager, project manager, electric general foreman, journeyman electrician, electrician, fire alarm technician, and fire alarm installer.

iii. Classic Guys Plumbing - They are looking for experienced plumbers. Email resume to Classicguysplumbing@gmail.com.

iv. Super Electric - They have 10 openings for concierge associates and installer electricians. h. Tech

i. Microsoft - Microsoft is hiring for 17 positions in Arizona. You can apply online at their website. ii. HealthEquity - This software firm based in Tempe is looking to add 100 full-time jobs. Start dates

as early as April. iii. PDS Tech - PDS is hiring numerous positions

i. Other i. Alliance Property Management - This company is hiring in Fountain Hills, Glendale, Mesa, Peoria,

Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe for business managers, assistant business managers, service technicians, sales associates, and regulatory compliance administrators.

ii. Cable One - They have dozens of open positions throughout Arizona right now. iii. Cenlar FSB - Hiring 250 positions for both call center and non-call center positions. iv. Cyracom International - They currently have 60 open positions and are looking to hire people

who are bilingual in numerous languages. English must be one of the two languages an applicant is proficient in.

v. Edge Building Services - This is a local commercial cleaning company that is hiring across the Valley.

vi. Lowe's - The home improvement store is hiring for 120 positions throughout Arizona. vii. Outschool - Teachers on Outschool teach remotely. They also set their own rate per student –

typically it’s around $10 per hour per student. Outschool touts’ teachers can make up to $40/hour. viii. PacSci EMC - This company manufactures parts for the Department of Defense, NASA, and law

enforcement agencies. They are hiring mechanical assemblers and material handlers. ix. Triton Technologies - Triton is looking to hire as many as 100 work-from-home sales agents. x. U-Haul - According to U-Haul's website, they're hiring more than a hundred positions in Arizona.

6. Shopping a. Senior shopping hours

i. Costco. Tuesday and Thursdays 8am-9am for people 60+ yrs old and/or with physical impairments.

ii. Sam's Club: Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 a.m for seniors, people with disabilities and those with compromised immune systems, and a "Shop from Your Car" concierge service

iii. Walmart. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, members 60 and older can shop from 8 to 9 a.m. at all locations except Business Centers.

iv. Bashas', Food City and AJ's Fine Foods will open from 5 a.m. to 6 a.m. on Wednesdays for anyone age 65 and older to shop.

v. Safeway and Albertson’s 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday for the elderly and other vulnerable adults.

vi. Big Lots. The first hour of each day will be open for senior citizens and vulnerable shoppers. vii. Dollar General. Senior shoppers will get access to all stores one hour before they open to the

general public. viii. Target. Stores nationwide will devote the first hour of shopping on Wednesday mornings for

“vulnerable guests,” which include seniors and at-risk shoppers. ix. Whole Foods. Stores will be opening one hour early for shoppers age 60 and older in the U.S.

and Canada. 2. Meals distribution. School districts participating in free grab-n-go breakfast and lunch for children 18 and younger. Individual links include dates, times, and locations. Please see individual municipality info. 3. Childcare

a. https://des.az.gov/services/child-and-family/child-care b. https://www.azccrr.com/

4. Senior Citizens a. Free Groceries and Delivery for Seniors- https://admin360-mst.force.com/CommunityHelp/s/ b. https://des.az.gov/services/community-resources

PHOENIX

1. Schools a. Meal Distribution sites

i. Alhambra Elementary School District- The district will distribute sack breakfasts and lunches from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at all Alhambra schools Mondays through Fridays while closed.

ii. Balsz School District- Sack breakfast and lunch for children age 18 and younger will be served from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Tillman Middle School, 4309 E. Belleview St.

iii. Isaac School District- School officials will serve breakfast and lunch to all children during the closure at all Isaac schools. Breakfast will be served from 8 to 9 a.m. and lunch will be served between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.

iv. Osborn School District- Osborn will serve grab-and-go meals at the following locations, Monday through Friday, for anyone 18 and under, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.:

1. Encanto/Clarendon Elementary: Whitton Avenue & 13th Avenue. 2. Longview Elementary, 1209 E. Indian School Road. 3. Solano Elementary, 615 Solano Ave. 4. Osborn Middle School, 1102 W. Highland Ave. 5. Montecito Community School, 715 E. Montecito Ave. 6. Mobile Site: Budget Suites, Seventh Ave. & Indian School Road. 7. Mobile Site: 3102 N. 18th Ave.

v. Phoenix Elementary School District- The district will serve meals at the Garfield School and Magnet Traditional School from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.

vi. Phoenix Union High School District- Phoenix Union will open all school cafeterias from 8 to 9 a.m. for breakfast and from 11 a.m. to noon for lunch. Anyone age 18 or younger is welcome.

vii. Pendergast School District- All 12 Pendergast schools will be handing out sack breakfast and lunches to children from 7:30 a.m to 8:30 a.m and 10 a.m to noon at the entrances to cafeterias..Pendergast employees will also distribute meals on the district's bus routes, starting at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

viii. Roosevelt School District- Anyone under age 18 can pick up grab-and-go meals between 11 a.m. and noon Mondays through Fridays at the following locations:

1. Bernard Black Elementary, 6550 S. 27th Ave. 2. C.J. Jorgensen Elementary, 1701 W. Roeser Road. 3. C.O. Greenfield School, 7009 S. 10th St. 4. Cesar Chavez Leadership Academy, 4001 S. Third St. 5. Cloves C. Campbell Sr. Elementary, 2624 E. South Mountain Ave. 6. Ed and Verma Pastor Elementary, 2101 W. Alta Vista Road. 7. Ignacio Conchos Elementary, 1718 W. Vineyard Road. 8. Irene Lopez Elementary, 4610 S. 12th St. 9. John R. Davis Elementary, 6209 S. 15th Ave. 10. Maxine O Bush Elementary, 602 E. Siesta Drive. 11. Percy L. Julian School, 2149 E. Carver Drive. 12. Southwest School, 1111 W. Dobbins Road. 13. Sunland Elementary, 5401 S. Seventh Ave. 14. T.G. Barr Elementary, 2041 E. Vineyard Road. 15. V.H. Lassen Elementary, 909 W. Vineyard Road. 16. Valley View Leadership Academy, 8220 S. Seventh Ave.

ix. Washington Elementary School District - Grab-and-go meals will be ready for drive-thru or pick-up for any child age 18 or under from 10:30 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday at the following locations:

1. Acacia Elementary, 3021 W. Evans Drive, Phoenix. 2. Cholla Middle School, 3120 W. Cholla St., Phoenix. 3. Desert View Elementary, 8621 N. Third St., Phoenix. 4. Maryland School, 6503 N. 21st Ave., Phoenix. 5. Mountain View School, 801 W. Peoria, Phoenix. 6. Ocotillo Elementary, 3225 W. Ocotillo, Phoenix. 7. Orangewood School, 7337 N. 19th Ave., Phoenix. 8. Richard E. Miller Elementary, 2021 W. Alice, Phoenix. 9. Roadrunner Elementary, 7702 N. 39th Ave., Phoenix. 10. Shaw Butte Elementary, 12202 N. 21st Ave., Phoenix. 11. Sunnyslope School, 245 E. Mountain View Road, Phoenix. 12. Sunset Elementary, 4626 W. Mountain View Road, Glendale. 13. Washington Elementary, 8033 N. 27th Ave., Phoenix.

b. At-home educational enrichment resources and activities 2. Children’s Resources

TEMPE 1. Schools

a. College b. High School c. Elementary d. Meal Distribution Sites

i. Tempe Elementary School District- During school closures they have nine feeding locations that will be serving free meals for any student between the hours of 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. only. You will be able to pick up both breakfast and lunch during this time. Feeding Locations:

1. - Arredondo Elementary, 1330 E. Carson Dr., Tempe 85282 2. - Connolly Middle School, 2002 E. Concorda Dr., Tempe 85282 3. - Frank Elementary, 8409 S. Avenida del Yaqui, Guadalupe 85283 4. - Holdeman Elementary, 1326 W. 18th St., Tempe 85281 5. - Laird School, 1500 N. Scovel St., Tempe 85281 6. - Nevitt Elementary, 4525 E. St. Anne Ave., Phoenix 85042 7. - Scales Technology Academy, 1115 W. 5th St., Tempe 85281 8. - Thew Elementary, 2130 E. Howe Ave., Tempe 85281 9. - Wood Elementary, 727 W. Cornell Dr.,Tempe 85283

ii. Tempe Union High School District- Free meals are available for pick up daily at four school locations - from 11am to 1pm. Any youth 18 and under will be able to pick up two meals at a time for themselves: lunch for the current day, plus breakfast for the following day. Students must be present in order to receive meals. Meals are available for all youth. You do not need to be a current TUHSD student to pick up meals. These are the locations

1. McClintock, 1830E Del Rio Dr 2. Mountain Pointe, 4201 E Knox Rd 3. Marcos de Niza, 6000 S Lakeshore Dr 4. Tempe High, 1730 S Mill Ave

iii. Kyrene School District- will provide sack lunches, with cold breakfast and lunch, to anyone age 18 or younger. The meals will be available at the following locations:

1. Kyrene Family Resource Center,1330 E. Dava Drive in Tempe, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 2. Kyrene de la Colina parking lot, 13612 S. 36th St. in Ahwatukee, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 3. Pueblo Middle School parking lot, 360 S. Twelve Oaks Blvd. in Chandler, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 4. Pascua Yaqui Building, Itom Hiapsi, 9405 S. Avenida del Yaqui in Guadalupe, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 5. South Mountain Community Center, 212 E. Alta Vista Road in Ahwatukee, 12:15-1:15 p.m. 6. Gila River Reservation, Thwajik Ki Treatment Center, 3850 N. 16th St. in Chandler, 12:15-1:15 p.m.

MESA

1. Schools a. College b. High School c. Elementary d. Meal Distribution Sites-

i. Mesa Unified School District is offering meal pick-up including breakfast and lunch for any child under age 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.at ALL school locations, the child must be present.

2. Children’s Resources

CHANDLER 1. Schools

a. College b. High School c. Elementary d. Meal Distribution Sites

i. Chandler Unified School District - Chandler is offering meal pick-up including breakfast and lunch for any child 18 and under, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The child must be present.

1. CHANDLER HIGH 350 N. Arizona Ave, Chandler main entrance of school 2. HAMILTON HIGH 3700 S. Arizona Ave, Chandler

main entrance of school 3. ANDERSEN JUNIOR HIGH 1255 Dobson Rd, Chandler

main entrance of school 4. WILLIS JUNIOR HIGH 401 S. McQueen Rd, Chandler

main entrance of school 5. PERRY HIGH 1919 E. Queen Creek Rd., Gilbert

North West Entrance 6. SANBORN ELEMENTARY*700 N. Superstition Blvd., Chandler, AZ 85225 South Staff Parking Lot 7. SANTAN JUNIOR HIGH* 1550 E. Chandler Heights Rd., Chandler, AZ 85249 South Entrance

PM Snack/ Dinner Sites: March 30, 2020 - until school resumes

Available: 4-6 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday

8. FRYE ELEMENTARY*801 E. Frye Road, Chandler, AZ 85225 south end of main entrance parking lot

9. HARTFORD SYLVIA ENCINAS ELEMENTARY*700 N. Hartford, Chandler, AZ 85225 main entrance of school 10. BASHA HIGH*5990 S. Val Vista Drive, Chandler, AZ 85249

north end of main entrance parking lot

GILBERT 1. Schools

a. College b. High School c. Elementary d. Meal Distribution Sites

i. Gilbert Public Schools- Grab-and-go meals will be ready for any child age 18 or younger. Breakfast will be available 7:30-8:30 a.m. and lunch available 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.

1. Greenfield Junior High, 101 S. Greenfield Road, Gilbert. 2. Harris Elementary, 1820 S. Harris Drive, Mesa.

3. Highland Junior High, 6915 E. Guadalupe, Mesa. 4. Meridian Elementary, 3900 S. Mountain Road, Mesa. 5. Mesquite Junior High, 130 W. Mesquite, Gilbert. 6. South Valley Junior High, 2034 S. Lindsay Road, Gilbert. 7. Augusta Ranch Elementary, 943 E Neville Ave 8. Gilbert Classical Academy, 1016 N Burk St

QUEEN CREEK

1. School Info a. QCUSD FAQ

i. https://docs.google.com/document/d/ 1M0p6HYu6G_oHXagFwNIX3GhwGSD6BetboWhA2SKuhbM/edit

b. College c. High School d. Elementary & Middle School

i. EduPrize. Will make available at-home activity packets that can be picked up from the front office beginning Monday, March 30 between 9am-1pm.

e. Meal Distribution Sites- BREAKFAST and LUNCH Free for all Children 18 and younger!! Friday from 10:00am to 12:00pm.:

i. Boys and Girls Club. Queen Creek Community Center. 22407 S. Ellsworth Road.Children must be present in the car to receive meals, Walk-ups are welcome, no paperwork required, Adult meals will be available for purchase Breakfast $2.00 Lunch $3.00, Meals should be consumed off-site. For questions please contact us at (480)987-7496

ii. Eastmark High School will be serving students 18 & Under FREE Breakfast & Lunch from 10am-12pm. This is available to ALL kids in the community. Meet us out front! Questions please call 480-987-7496.

f. At-home educational enrichment resources and activities i. https://www.qcusd.org/news#at-homeeducationalresources

2. Technology needs a. QCUSD recognizes that there are students who will need support in gaining access to a device during school closures. If you are in need of technology to access the web-based platforms, please email your youngest child’s principal to make a request.

i. Desert Mountain Elementary Principal jrichardson2@qcusd.org ii. Faith Mather Sossaman Elementary Principal stowns@qcusd.org

iii. Frances Brandon-Pickett Elementary Principal bbutson@qcusd.org iv. Gateway Polytechnic Academy Principal tswaninger@qcusd.org v. Jack Barnes Elementary Principal dkennaugh@qcusd.org

vi. Queen Creek Elementary Principal ccruz@qcusd.org vii. Silver Valley Elementary Principal acarmichael@qcusd.org

viii. Newell Barney Elementary Principal lpugh@qcusd.org ix. Queen Creek Middle School Principal awolfe@qcusd.org x. Eastmark High School Principal pgagnon@qcusd.org

xi. Queen Creek High School Principal joster@qcusd.org

SAN TAN VALLEY 1. Schools

a. College b. High School c. Elementary d. Meal Distribution Sites

i. Florence Unified School District- Parents, starting Monday, March 23, FUSD will begin to provide curbside, Grab & Go breakfast & lunch bags, Monday through Friday for all students 18 years & younger from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm at select locations:

1. Florence K8, 460 S Park St 2. Anthem K8, 2700 N Anthem Way 3. Magma Ranch K8, 10980 E Desert Mountain Blvd 4. Walker Butte K8, 29697 N Desert Willow Blvd

ii. J.O. Combs Unified School District- Meals are available for pick-up for anyone age 18 and under from 7:30-9 a.m. for breakfast and 10:30 a.m. to noon for lunch at:

1. Kathryn Sue Simonton Elementary, 40300 N. Simonton Blvd., San Tan Valley.

Brookline Community Resource Hotlineif you have additional questions or concerns please contact the Brookline Community Resource Hotline at (877) 888-9610.