Arizona Resources

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Now 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline)

• Phone Number: 988

• Website: 988lifeline.org

• Services: 24/7 free, confidential support for people in distress, including those experiencing suicidal thoughts, mental health crises, or emotional distress.

Crisis Text Line

• Text: Text HOME to 741741

• Services: Free, 24/7 confidential text support for people in crisis, including those dealing with mental health issues, anxiety, depression, or suicidal thoughts.

Banner Health Crisis Hotline

• Phone Number: 1-800-254-HELP (1-800-254-4357)

• Services: Provides 24/7 support for individuals experiencing mental health crises in Arizona, including referrals to appropriate mental health facilities and services.

The Arizona Coalition for Suicide Prevention

• Website: www.ascendaz.org

• Phone Number: 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255) (Suicide Prevention Lifeline, transitioning to 988)

• Services: Statewide coalition that offers resources, training, and support for suicide prevention and mental health awareness in Arizona.

NAMI Arizona (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

• Website: www.namiaz.org

• Phone Number: 1-800-950-NAMI (1-800-950-6264)

• Services: Provides support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness, including resources for mental health treatment and peer support.

Valle del Sol (Behavioral Health Services)

• Website: www.valledelsol.com

• Phone Number: 1-602-258-6797

• Services: Provides behavioral health services, including mental health counseling, therapy, and substance use treatment for individuals and families in Arizona.

Crisis Response Network

• Website: www.crisisnetwork.org

• Phone Number: 1-888-886-8793

• Services: Offers 24/7 behavioral health crisis intervention and support for individuals facing mental health challenges or crises. They also provide mobile crisis teams in some areas of Arizona.

Arizona Behavioral Health Workforce Development (ABHWD)

• Website: www.abhdp.org

• Phone Number: 1-602-364-3437

• Services: Provides resources for mental health professionals and individuals seeking behavioral health services in Arizona, including programs for those in crisis or seeking therapy.

Phoenix Children’s Hospital – Behavioral Health Services

• Website: www.phoenixchildrens.org

• Phone Number: 1-602-933-1000

• Services: Offers mental health services for children, teens, and families, including inpatient psychiatric care, outpatient therapy, and support groups.

One-N-Ten

• Website: www.one-n-ten.org

• Phone Number: 1-602-904-4891

• Services: Offers programs and support for LGBTQ+ youth in Arizona, including mentorship, counseling, and social services.

SAAF (Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation)

• Website: www.saaf.org

• Phone Number: 1-520-628-7223

• Services: Provides mental health support, housing, and HIV services to LGBTQ+ individuals in Southern Arizona.

LGBTQ+ Hotline (National)

• Phone Number: 1-888-843-4564

• Text Line: Text START to 678678

• Website: www.thetrevorproject.org

• Services: 24/7 confidential suicide prevention and crisis intervention services for LGBTQ+ youth and young adults.

Arizona Pride Committee

• Website: www.azpride.org

• Phone Number: 1-480-353-8343

• Services: Provides community outreach, mental health resources, and support services for the LGBTQ+ community in Arizona.

Tucson Pride

• Website: www.tucsonpride.org

• Phone Number: 1-520-791-8333

• Services: Supports the LGBTQ+ community in Southern Arizona with mental health resources, community events

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) National Helpline

• Phone Number: 1-800-662-HELP (1-800-662-4357)

• Services: This helpline provides free, confidential help for individuals dealing with substance use and mental health issues. It is available 24/7 and provides referrals to local treatment centers and services.

Arizona Helpline for Addiction

• Phone Number: 1-888-232-4904

• Services: A state-based helpline offering support for individuals struggling with substance use issues. They provide information and referrals for addiction treatment services available throughout Arizona.

Arizona Department of Health Services – Division of Behavioral Health Services (ADHS-BHS)

• Website: www.azdhs.gov

• Phone Number: 1-602-364-4558

• Services: The ADHS-BHS oversees a wide range of substance use and mental health services across Arizona. This includes outpatient treatment, crisis services, and residential programs for individuals with substance use disorders.

24/7 Substance Abuse Helpline (SAMHSA)

• Phone Number: 1-800-662-HELP (1-800-662-4357)

• Website: www.samhsa.gov

• Services: A confidential, free, 24/7 helpline that provides information and referrals for treatment and recovery for individuals struggling with substance use disorders.

Arizona Recovery Housing Network

• Website: www.arizonarecoveryhousing.org

• Phone Number: 1-480-457-0920

• Services: Provides recovery housing options for individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. The network offers peer support, housing, and resources to help people maintain long-term sobriety.

Sonora Behavioral Health

• Website: www.sonorabehavioral.com

• Phone Number: 1-520-547-8982

• Services: Offers a range of behavioral health services, including inpatient and outpatient treatment for substance use disorders. They provide medical detox, counseling, and therapy services.

Banner Behavioral Health Hospital

• Website: www.bannerhealth.com

• Phone Number: 1-800-254-HELP (1-800-254-4357)

• Services: Provides inpatient and outpatient treatment for individuals with substance use disorders. Their services include detoxification, residential treatment, and outpatient counseling.

The Arizona Substance Abuse Partnership (ASAP)

• Website: www.az.gov

• Phone Number: 1-602-364-4499

• Services: A state agency that works with partners throughout Arizona to develop and support substance use treatment and prevention programs. They provide resources and guidelines for individuals seeking help with substance abuse.

Community Bridges, Inc.

• Website: www.communitybridgesaz.org

• Phone Number: 1-877-931-9142

• Services: Provides substance use and mental health treatment programs across Arizona. Services include outpatient, residential, and detoxification treatment for individuals struggling with addiction.

A New Leaf

• Website: www.turnanewleaf.org

• Phone Number: 1-480-891-4200

• Services: Offers a range of treatment programs for substance use, including residential, outpatient, and transitional housing services. They also provide behavioral health services and family therapy.

Promises Behavioral Health

• Website: www.promises.com

• Phone Number: 1-877-636-0272

• Services: Provides inpatient and outpatient treatment for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. They offer residential treatment, detox, and counseling services.

The Meadows Outpatient Services

• Website: www.themeadows.com

• Phone Number: 1-800-632-5610

• Services: Offers a variety of outpatient services for those struggling with addiction, including detox, treatment programs, and aftercare support. The Meadows is known for its holistic approach to recovery.

1. Legal Assistance & Immigration Services

• Immigrant and Refugee Services – Catholic Charities Community Services

  • Provides legal services such as asylum, family reunification, DACA, and citizenship applications, as well as refugee resettlement.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 749-4405

  • Website: www.catholiccharitiesaz.org

• Arizona Legal Center

  • Offers free legal advice and services for immigrants, with a focus on family-based immigration, deportation defense, and asylum applications.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 296-1052

  • Website: www.arizonalegalcenter.org

• Immigrant Rights Clinic – ASU Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law

  • Provides free legal representation and counsel to immigrants and refugees, including deportation defense and assistance with asylum cases.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 496-0700

  • Website: www.law.asu.edu

• National Immigration Law Center (NILC)

  • Offers advocacy, litigation, and legal resources for immigrants across Arizona, especially regarding DACA, family reunification, and citizenship.

  • Phone: +1 (213) 639-3900

  • Website: www.nilc.org

• Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC)

  • Provides a range of services for immigrants, including legal aid, education, and advocacy. Focus on supporting Latino communities.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 257-0700

  • Website: www.cplc.org

2. Language Support & ESL (English as a Second Language) Classes

• Esperanza En Escalante

  • Offers English classes for immigrants and refugees, as well as citizenship preparation courses.

  • Phone: +1 (520) 622-4100

  • Website: www.esperanzaenescalante.org

• The International Rescue Committee (IRC) – Arizona

  • Offers ESL classes and citizenship preparation courses for refugees and immigrants.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 433-2440

  • Website: www.rescue.org

• Pima Community College – ESL Programs

  • Offers a wide range of ESL programs for immigrant and refugee communities in Tucson, including beginner to advanced levels.

  • Phone: +1 (520) 206-4500

  • Website: www.pima.edu

• Phoenix College – Adult Education & ESL

  • Provides English language classes and support services for immigrants, focusing on basic literacy and skills.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 285-7777

  • Website: www.phoenixcollege.edu

3. Employment & Job Training

• Arizona Workforce Connection

  • A statewide network offering job training, resume workshops, employment services, and support for immigrants seeking employment opportunities.

  • Phone: +1 (877) 600-2722

  • Website: www.azjobconnection.gov

• International Rescue Committee (IRC) – Arizona Employment Services

  • Offers job readiness training, placement assistance, and skills development for refugees and immigrants.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 433-2440

  • Website: www.rescue.org

• Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona

  • Offers workforce development programs, including job training and placement for immigrants and refugees.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 535-4000

  • Website: www.goodwillaz.org

• Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC) – Workforce Development

  • Provides job readiness and employment services, including skills training and financial literacy, for immigrants.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 257-0700

  • Website: www.cplc.org

4. Health Services

• Maricopa County Public Health – Refugee Health Program

  • Offers health services, screenings, and resources for refugees and immigrants.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 506-6875

  • Website: www.maricopa.gov

• Health Start – Arizona

  • Provides prenatal and family health services, including assistance for immigrant families, mothers, and children.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 274-8327

  • Website: www.healthstart.org

• Southwest Human Development

  • Offers healthcare and early education programs for immigrant children and families.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 266-5976

  • Website: www.swhd.org

• La Clinica De La Paz

  • Provides comprehensive healthcare services to immigrant populations, including primary care, dental services, and mental health support.

  • Phone: +1 (928) 425-7487

  • Website: www.lcdlp.org

• The International Institute of Arizona (IIA) – Health Services

  • Offers refugee resettlement and health screenings for newly arrived refugees and immigrants.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 433-2440

  • Website: www.iiaz.org

5. Community Support & Cultural Integration

• Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC) – Community Services

  • Focuses on supporting immigrants with housing, educational, and community development services, especially in Latino communities.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 257-0700

  • Website: www.cplc.org

• The International Rescue Committee (IRC) – Arizona

  • Provides resettlement assistance, cultural integration services, and educational programs for refugees and immigrants in Arizona.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 433-2440

  • Website: www.rescue.org

• Arizona Asian Chamber of Commerce

  • Provides resources for Asian immigrants, including business development, networking, and community events.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 252-5990

  • Website: www.aacc-az.org

• Casa Mariposa

  • A shelter for immigrant survivors of human trafficking, offering housing, social services, and counseling for women and children.

  • Phone: +1 (520) 775-5107

  • Website: www.casa-mariposa.org

• Immigrant Rights Project – ACLU of Arizona

  • Provides legal advocacy, community outreach, and policy advocacy to protect the rights of immigrants in Arizona.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 650-1854

  • Website: www.acluaz.org

6. Financial Assistance & Housing

• Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES)

  • Provides a variety of services to immigrant families, including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), food stamps, and housing assistance.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 542-4791

  • Website: www.des.az.gov

• Community Legal Services – Housing Assistance

  • Provides legal aid for tenants facing eviction, housing issues, and other housing-related needs.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 258-3434

  • Website: www.clsaz.org

• Phoenix Rescue Mission

  • Offers housing and shelter services, including emergency housing, food, and support for homeless immigrants.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 233-3000

  • Website: www.phoenixrescuemission.org

7. Social Services & Family Support

• Tucson Refugee Ministry

  • Provides social services, counseling, and support for refugee families and immigrants, including emergency assistance.

  • Phone: +1 (520) 440-0103

  • Website: www.tucsonrefugeeministry.org

• Family Services – Catholic Charities Community Services

  • Offers counseling, housing support, and social services for immigrant families.

  • Phone: +1 (602) 749-4405

  • Website: www.catholiccharitiesaz.org

1. Consulate General of Mexico – Phoenix

• Services: Provides consular services for Mexican citizens, including passport renewals, consular registration, and notarial services.

• Phone: +1 (602) 242-7394

• Website: www.consulmex.sre.gob.mx/phoenix

2. Consulate General of the Philippines – Phoenix

• Services: Offers consular services to Philippine nationals, such as passport renewal, visas, civil registry, and other services.

• Phone: +1 (602) 955-1950

• Website: www.philippinesphoenix.org

3. Consulate General of Canada – Phoenix

• Services: Provides consular services to Canadian citizens, including passport renewals, visas, and other travel-related services.

• Phone: +1 (602) 280-1222

• Website: www.canadainternational.gc.ca/phoenix

4. Consulate of Guatemala – Phoenix

• Services: Offers consular services to Guatemalan citizens, including consular registration, passports, and civil services.

• Phone: +1 (602) 776-5353

• Website: www.consuladoguatemalaaz.org

5. Consulate of Honduras – Phoenix

• Services: Provides consular services to Honduran citizens, including passports, legal matters, and notarization services.

• Phone: +1 (602) 242-2822

• Website: www.consuladodehondurasenphoenix.com

6. Consulate General of El Salvador – Phoenix

• Services: Offers consular services for El Salvador nationals, including document legalization, passport renewal, and consular registration.

• Phone: +1 (602) 200-0157

• Website: www.consuladelsalvadorenphoenix.org

7. Consulate of Colombia – Phoenix

• Services: Provides consular services to Colombian citizens, such as visas, passports, and consular registrations.

• Phone: +1 (602) 954-1490

• Website: www.consuladoenphoenix.com

8. Consulate of Peru – Phoenix

• Services: Offers consular services, including passport renewals, notary services, and civil registrations.

• Phone: +1 (602) 200-5734

• Website: www.consuladoperuphx.org

9. Consulate of Ecuador – Phoenix

• Services: Provides services to Ecuadorian nationals, including passport renewals, legal documents, and other consular assistance.

• Phone: +1 (602) 433-3094

• Website: www.consuladodeecuadorenphoenix.org

10. Consulate of Brazil – Phoenix

• Services: Offers services for Brazilian nationals, such as passport renewal, consular registration, and visa information.

• Phone: +1 (602) 241-7410

• Website: www.brazil.org

Legal Aid Society of Arizona

• Website: www.lscsaz.org

• Phone Number: 1-866-637-5341

• Services: Provides free legal services to low-income individuals, including survivors of human trafficking, to help them with issues such as housing, family law, and immigration.

The Survivor Advocacy Program (S.A.P.)

• Phone Number: 1-602-380-4300

• Services: A legal and advocacy program that provides assistance to survivors of human trafficking with legal matters, housing, and social services.

 National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Arizona

• Website: www.namiarizona.org

• Phone Number: 1-602-244-8166

• Services: NAMI Arizona provides advocacy, support, and education for individuals living with mental illness. They can provide referrals to legal resources for issues such as involuntary treatment, guardianship, and discrimination in housing or employment.

 Mental Health Legal Advocates

• Website: www.mentalhealthlegaladvocates.org (National organization with local support)

• Phone Number: 1-800-372-8667

• Services: Provides legal advocacy and representation for individuals who need assistance with mental health issues, including those facing involuntary commitment, guardianship, discrimination, and access to mental health services.

National Mental Health Consumers' Self-Help Clearinghouse

• Website: www.mhselfhelp.org

• Phone Number: 1-800-553-4539

• Services: This national organization provides information, resources, and referrals for individuals seeking legal help with mental health issues, such as challenging involuntary treatment or advocating for patient rights.

Immigration Law Resources for Mental Health

• Website: www.immigrantadvocacy.org

• Phone Number: 1-602-507-1776

• Services: This group helps individuals with mental health conditions who face legal issues related to immigration, such as asylum or deportation, ensuring that mental health is considered in their case. They also assist in obtaining necessary medical evaluations for immigrants seeking treatment or accommodations.

AZ Law Help – Mental Health Law Resources

• Website: www.azlawhelp.org

• Phone Number: 1-866-637-5341

• Services: AZ Law Help offers a comprehensive database of legal resources for various issues, including mental health. The site provides information on topics like involuntary treatment, guardianship, and how to address mental health discrimination or disputes over care.

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) – Legal Resources

• Website: www.nami.org

• Phone Number: 1-800-950-6264

• Services: NAMI provides legal advocacy and resources for people with mental illness, helping with cases involving involuntary commitment, housing discrimination, employment issues, and rights to treatment. They also offer guides on how to navigate the legal system with a mental health diagnosis.

 Guardian Services (Arizona)

• Website: www.legalguardianservices.com

• Phone Number: 1-602-231-1900

• Services: This organization offers legal support for individuals in need of guardianship, including those with mental health conditions. They assist with navigating guardianship and conservatorship procedures, ensuring that individuals are receiving appropriate care while maintaining their legal rights.

Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACESDV)

• Website: www.acesdv.org

• Phone Number: 1-800-782-6400

• Services: Provides advocacy, resources, and training to support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault across Arizona. They also offer a statewide helpline.

National Domestic Violence Hotline

• Phone Number: 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233)

• Text Line: Text "START" to 88788

• Website: www.thehotline.org

• Services: 24/7 confidential support for individuals experiencing domestic violence. Provides safety planning, shelter referrals, and legal assistance.

Sojourner Center (Phoenix, AZ)

• Website: www.sojournercenter.org

• Phone Number: 1-800-420-8387 (24/7)

• Services: Provides emergency shelter, support, legal advocacy, and counseling for survivors of domestic violence and their children.

Native American Community Health Center (NACHC)

• Phone Number: 1-602-263-1515

• Website: www.nachc.org

• Services: Provides domestic violence services tailored to Native American families, including counseling, advocacy, and legal assistance for victims.

Crisis Response Network (Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault)

• Website: www.crisisnetwork.org

• Phone Number: 1-888-886-8793

• Services: Provides 24/7 crisis intervention services, including support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.

House of Ruth (Phoenix, AZ)

• Phone Number: 1-602-263-4357 (24/7)

• Website: www.houseofruth.net

• Services: Offers emergency shelter, legal advocacy, and case management for individuals fleeing domestic violence.

Chicanos por la Causa – Domestic Violence Program

• Website: www.cplc.org

• Phone Number: 1-800-299-3779

• Services: Provides domestic violence services in both English and Spanish, including shelter, legal assistance, and counseling.

The Crisis Shelter (Tucson, AZ)

• Phone Number: 1-520-327-1266

• Website: www.thecrisisshelter.org

• Services: Provides emergency shelter and crisis intervention for individuals fleeing domestic violence. They offer case management, support groups, and legal advocacy.

YWCA Southern Arizona (Tucson, AZ)

• Phone Number: 1-520-884-6870 (24/7)

• Website: www.ywcatucson.org

• Services: Offers shelter, advocacy, legal services, and programs for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse (Tucson, AZ)

• Phone Number: 1-520-795-4266 (24/7)

• Website: www.emergecenter.org

• Services: Provides emergency shelter, safety planning, legal advocacy, and mental health services for victims of domestic abuse.

Arizona Anti-Trafficking Network (AATN)

1. • Website: www.azatn.org

   • Phone Number: 1-602-412-2068

   • Services: AATN works to end human trafficking in Arizona through awareness, advocacy, and victim support. They provide education, connect victims to services, and raise awareness about trafficking in the state.

The 2018 Coalition Against Human Trafficking

1. • Website: www.azhumantrafficking.org

   • Phone Number: 1-602-436-6044

   • Services: This statewide organization provides resources to victims, training, public awareness campaigns, and outreach to help prevent human trafficking. They offer a directory of resources for survivors, including shelters, legal aid, and counseling.

Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC) – Human Trafficking Program

1. • Website: www.cplc.org

   • Phone Number: 1-800-299-3779

   • Services: CPLC offers resources for human trafficking victims, including outreach, case management, legal assistance, and counseling. They provide support for survivors, with a focus on individuals from the Latino community.

The Salvation Army – Human Trafficking Victim Services

1. • Website: www.salvationarmyusa.org

   • Phone Number: 1-877-644-4623

   • Services: The Salvation Army operates a program specifically designed to assist victims of human trafficking, offering emergency housing, case management, and recovery services to those in need.

Awareness, Advocacy, and Action (AAA)

1. • Website: www.aaaaz.org

   • Phone Number: 1-602-626-4900

   • Services: AAA focuses on raising awareness of human trafficking, providing victim services, and offering case management and resource referrals for survivors.

Phoenix Dream Center – Anti-Trafficking Program

1. • Website: www.dreamcenter.org

   • Phone Number: 1-602-251-1800

   • Services: The Dream Center in Phoenix offers specialized programs for victims of human trafficking, including emergency housing, recovery programs, education, job training, and reintegration into society.

Free the Slaves (Arizona)

1. • Website: www.freetheslaves.net

   • Phone Number: 1-202-835-9060

   • Services: This national organization has a presence in Arizona and works on combating human trafficking through survivor assistance programs, advocacy, and global outreach to eliminate slavery in all its forms.

Paz de Cristo (Mesa, AZ) – Human Trafficking Victim Support

1. • Website: www.pazdecristo.org

   • Phone Number: 1-480-464-2370

   • Services: Paz de Cristo provides a variety of services for people in need, including food, shelter, and support for victims of human trafficking. They offer case management and help survivors access social services.

The Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACESDV)

1. • Website: www.acesdv.org

   • Phone Number: 1-800-782-6400

   • Services: ACESDV offers resources and training related to human trafficking. They assist victims with access to shelters, legal services, and provide support to law enforcement and social service agencies dealing with trafficking cases.

Tumbleweed Center for Youth Development – Human Trafficking Services

1. • Website: www.tumbleweed.org

   • Phone Number: 1-602-271-4513

   • Services: Tumbleweed offers specialized services to youth survivors of human trafficking, including emergency housing, case management, trauma-informed care, and support for reintegration into the community.