Therapy, Support, Shelter, Substance Abuse Support

CODAC Pima Youth Shelter offers support for youth 12-17 who are already receiving CODAC services.

Shelter, Employment, Housing, Recovery, Outreach

Intake from 4-5:15pm.

Shelter, Employment, Housing, Recovery, Outreach

Intake by appointment, please call to make an appointment.

Youth: Necessities, Home-Cooked Meals, Enrollment in School, Reunification with Families if Possible, Safe Shelter.

Young Adults: Emergency Housing, Housing Services, Connection to Employment and Education Programs, Counseling, Legal Services

Call for admission.

Showers, Laundry, Drinks, Clothing, Cots, Personal Supplies, Case Management

Call at 9am to reserve a bed for that evening. You must be an unaccompanied male 18 or older, be sober, and no have a level 2 or 3 sex offense convictions.

24/7 Emergency Shelter, Laundry, Showers, Television, Dining. (2 meals/day)

Meals, Showers, Laundry, Clothing, Hygiene Items, Blankets, WiFi, Pet-Friendly Overnight Housing, CREATE Program (Residential Program for Learning Life Skills)

This is a homeless shelter for homeless women, and offers a residential program where one can learn life skills and job readiness while receiving a stipend. Call for more information.

Bill Assistance (Electric, Rent, Medical, Utility, Water, Prescription, Mortgage), Clothing, Food.

Navigate the links in the website to get the assistance you’re in need of.

Housing & Utility Services, Case Management, Support Services, Rent Assistance

Call for more information regarding rent assistance.

Assistance for Low-Income Individuals and Families: Emergency Assistance, Food, Nutrition, Rent, Mortgage, and Utility Assistance, and Necessary Supplies

Call the Community Action Agency from 8:30 am - 10:30 am Monday through Friday.

Supportive Services for Veteran Families, Rent Grants, Utility Grants, Deposit Grants

Call for more information regarding grant funding.

Emergency Utility & Rent Assistance, School Supplies Assistance, Transitional Housing, Case Management

Call the Social Services number from 8am-4pm Monday through Friday to receive assistance.

Community Meal Program, Culinary & Job Skills Training Program

Grab & Go Meals are available from 2pm-4pm Mondays through Fridays.

Food, Clothing, Shelter Assistance

Kitchen open 8:30am - 11:30am. 

Clothing, Rehab services, Affordable housing

Call or visit from 9:30am-5pm Monday through Friday or from 9:30am-1:30pm Saturday and Sunday. 

Food, Groceries, and Meals

Food Distribution: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 8am-11pm.

Access to Nutritious Food

Apply on the website for SNAPs, Home Delivered Meals, the Emergency Food Assistance Program, or Double Up Food Bucks. 

Access to Nutritious Food

Apply on the website for SNAPs, Home Delivered Meals, the Emergency Food Assistance Program, or Double Up Food Bucks. 

Access to Nutritious Food

Apply on the website for SNAPs, Home Delivered Meals, the Emergency Food Assistance Program, or Double Up Food Bucks. 

Access to Nutritious Food

Apply on the website for SNAPs, Home Delivered Meals, the Emergency Food Assistance Program, or Double Up Food Bucks. 

Food boxes, Clothing, Youth activities

Call to ask for specific services between 8:30am - 12:30 pm Monday through Friday. Walk-ins allowed, but you must have a photo ID, proof of address, and must meet the poverty guidelines.

Drop-in Center for Homeless; Hygiene Kits, Computer Access, Telephone Access, Substance Abuse Treatment Referrals for Programs with Showers/Laundry 

Call ahead of time to ensure there is room for admission and to ask for current services. 

Assistance for Men & Women who have been incarcerated, hospitalized, or in rehab.

Call for services.

Food, Groceries

Food Distribution: Monday through Friday from 9am-11:30am. Call for more details. 

Safe Space for LGBTQIA+ youth 13-23. Resources, Binders, Sexual Education, Clothing Drives, Food Deliveries. 

Check out social media for up-to-date events and activities. 

School Supplies, Tutoring, Clothing, Food, College Preparation, and Host Family Programs for Youth 13-21 

Youth must have been attending high school, homeless, and enrolled in the McKinney-Vento program at their High School. 

Outpatient Behavioral Health for Youth 13-20, Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment, Counseling 

Complete the Support Referral Form on their website, or call for more information! 

Street Outreach and Advocacy for Homeless Youth

Contact StandUp For Kids directly at tucson@standupforkids.org for questions. 

Free Pregnancy Testing, Pregnancy Health Education Class, Maternity and Baby Items, Parenting Education Classes, Scholarship Program, Childbirth Education Classes 

Sign up on the website to join the Starting Out Right program. 

Homeless Youth Dropout Prevention, Financial Assistance, Individual Guidance, School Supplies, Clothing, Food, Stipends 

Meet with your High School Liaison to submit and complete an application. 

Job Fairs, Employment Assistance, Resume Creation

Check out their website for job opportunities and a work center near you. 

Free Job Training, Life Skills Education, Career Connections, Technical Trainings, GED Assistance, Residential Housing, Health Care, Dental Care, Bi-Weekly Allowance. 

Use the website to submit an interest form! 

Employment for Youth 

Call for an interview appointment.

Assistance with Resumes and Cover Letters, Interview Preparation, Career Exploration, Assistance with New Hire Paperwork, Job Application Assistance 

Call the Center closest to you and ask for services. 

Assistance with Resumes and Cover Letters, Interview Preparation, Career Exploration, Assistance with New Hire Paperwork, Job Application Assistance 

Call the Center closest to you and ask for services. 

Assistance with Resumes and Cover Letters, Interview Preparation, Career Exploration, Assistance with New Hire Paperwork, Job Application Assistance 

Call the Center closest to you and ask for services. 

Assistance with Resumes and Cover Letters, Interview Preparation, Career Exploration, Assistance with New Hire Paperwork, Job Application Assistance 

Call the Center closest to you and ask for services. 

Assistance with Resumes and Cover Letters, Interview Preparation, Career Exploration, Assistance with New Hire Paperwork, Job Application Assistance 

Call the Center closest to you and ask for services. 

Free Job Help Services, Resume Writing, Job Help, Computer Classes

Ask the front desk or call for assistance! Check website to find the location closest to you!

Temporary Employment in Landscaping 

Due to COVID, new workers are not being accepted. Call to check when services are resumed. 

Employment and Training for Homeless Men, Women, and Youth. 

Once you’re sheltered and your basic needs are met, you’ll enter a two-week Skills training program and will find employment that suits your skillset. Call to schedule an intake appointment. 

Workforce and Education Services for Young Adults 14-24. 

Call the Youth Employment Center between 8am-5pm Mondays through Fridays for more information. 

Apply for coverage online. 

Call to determine behavioral health eligibility, to become a member, and to receive services. 

Apply for coverage online. 

Call or check out the website to determine eligibility and to enroll in services. 

Outpatient and residential mental health and substance abuse treatment. Call for treatment.

Inpatient and Outpatient Mental Health care for youth ages 12-17. 

Substance Abuse Treatment and Mental Health Services. Call to enroll or to learn more. 

Youth Opioid Dependency Program for youth aged 13-17. Intensive Outpatient Program includes counseling, recovery support, and Medication Assisted Treatment. Call to receive information about treatment. 

Outpatient and residential substance abuse treatment. Call for treatment. 

Mental Heath and Addiction Programs for teens and adults. Call the Mark to set up a confidential assessment to see which program is best for you. Most major insurances are accepted.