If you are a youth experiencing homelessness or aging out of the foster care system in Maricopa County, there are numerous local resources available to help you find stability and support. Here is a comprehensive list of services to assist you during this critical time.

Emergency Housing and Shelter

1. Family Housing Hub
   • Contact: 602-595-8700
   • Services: Provides valley-wide shelter and housing options for families. Visit Family Housing Hub for more information.
2. Phoenix Rescue Mission
   • Men’s Center: 1801 S 35th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85009 | 602-346-3390
   • Women’s Center: 338 N 15th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007 | 602-346-3390
   • Services: Offers shelter, food, and rehabilitation programs for men and women.
3. UMOM New Day Centers
   • Contact: 602-275-7852
   • Services: Provides emergency shelter, housing, and support services for families and youth. Visit UMOM New Day Centers for details.
4. Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS)
   • Location: 230 S 12th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007 | 602-256-6945
   • Services: Offers shelter and supportive services to homeless individuals and families.

Food and Basic Needs

1. St. Mary’s Food Bank
   • Location: 2831 N 31st Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85009 | 602-242-3663
   • Services: Provides food assistance and distribution services. Visit St. Mary’s Food Bank for more information.
2. United Food Bank
   • Location: 245 S Nina Dr, Mesa, AZ 85210 | 480-926-4897
   • Services: Distributes food to individuals and families in need. Visit United Food Bank for more details.

Health and Medical Services

1. Circle the City
   • Location: 333 W Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85013 | 602-776-9000
   • Services: Provides medical care and support services to homeless individuals. Visit Circle the City for more information.
2. Maricopa County Health Department
   • Services: Offers various health services, including mental health and substance abuse treatment. Contact 602-506-6767 for more details.

Employment and Job Training

1. Arizona@Work
   • Contact: 602-542-2460
   • Services: Provides job training, career counseling, and employment services. Visit Arizona@Work for more details.
2. Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona
   • Contact: 602-535-4444
   • Services: Offers job training and placement services. Visit Goodwill for more information.

Education

1. Homeless Youth Connection (HYC)
   • Contact: 623-374-3747
   • Services: Provides support to help homeless youth complete high school and plan for their future. Visit HYC for more details.
2. Maricopa Community Colleges
   • Contact: 480-731-8000
   • Services: Offers educational programs and financial aid for former foster youth. Visit Maricopa Community Colleges for more information.

Legal Assistance

1. Community Legal Services
   • Contact: 602-258-3434
   • Services: Provides free legal aid to low-income individuals, including housing and family law. Visit Community Legal Services for more information.
2. Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence
   • Contact: 602-279-2900
   • Services: Offers legal advocacy and support for victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. Visit ACESDV for more details.

Mentorship and Support Networks

1. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona
   • Contact: 602-264-9254
   • Services: Provides mentoring relationships to help youth achieve their potential. Visit BBBS for more details.
2. Youth on Their Own (YOTO)
   • Contact: 520-293-1136
   • Services: Supports homeless youth in completing their education and becoming self-sufficient. Visit YOTO for more information.

Utilizing Our Resources

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