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Arizona's largest emergency shelter campus. Walk-in intake. Coordinated Entry access on-site. Includes CASS, Lodestar Day Resource Center, Andre House, and 15+ partner organizations.

Arizona's largest family homeless shelter. Families with children, pregnant women, and women with children under 18. Transitional housing and wrap-around services available. Call ahead — intake is assessed individually.

Emergency shelter, meals, case management, recovery programs, and long-term housing support. Multiple program tracks available.

Emergency shelter and support services. Availability varies by program — call ahead to confirm bed availability and current intake hours.

Daytime resource center and shelter connections for adults in the East Valley. Meals, hygiene services, and connection to overnight shelter options in the Mesa and East Valley area.

Hot meals served three times daily in downtown Phoenix. No ID required. Walk-ins welcome every day of the week.

Hot dinner every evening, no questions asked. Hygiene program also available. Can connect guests to other resources.

Arizona's largest food bank. Grocery distribution at multiple Maricopa County sites. Bring a bag or box. No ID required.

Meals, showers, case management, and service connections for people experiencing homelessness in central Phoenix. Part of the Human Services Campus cluster.

The largest provider of healthcare for people experiencing homelessness in Arizona. Primary care, chronic disease management, wound care, and pharmacy — at no cost to unhoused patients. Walk-ins accepted, no insurance required. Medical respite program available for post-hospital recovery.

Serves American Indian and Alaska Native people in Maricopa County, including those experiencing homelessness. Medical, dental, behavioral health, and substance use — sliding-fee scale, no cost for uninsured patients who qualify.

Federally qualified health center with multiple Phoenix-area locations. Medical, dental, and behavioral health on a sliding-fee scale. Ask about free dental clinic days and AHCCCS enrollment assistance.

Call or text 988 for trained crisis counselors, available 24/7. No insurance, address, or ID required. Available in English and Spanish.

Walk-in crisis clinic open 24 hours, 7 days a week. No appointment, no insurance required. Crisis counselors can also dispatch a mobile crisis team to your location — this is not a police response.

Behavioral health services across Maricopa County — therapy, psychiatric evaluation, and crisis intervention. Accepts AHCCCS and offers sliding-scale fees. Multiple locations.

Outpatient, residential, and detox services across Phoenix. Accepts AHCCCS. Serves adults and youth.

The required pathway for accessing HUD-funded housing programs — Rapid Rehousing and Permanent Supportive Housing — in Maricopa County. Clients are assessed and matched based on need. Access through HSC, UMOM, and other designated sites. Ask a case manager or call 211 to get started.

Short-term rental assistance and services to help people move quickly out of shelter into stable housing. Multiple providers in Maricopa County. Eligibility and availability vary. Access through Coordinated Entry.

Emergency financial assistance and utility support for people at risk of losing housing. Homelessness prevention is more cost-effective than shelter — and often overlooked.

Free, 24/7 hotline for veterans experiencing homelessness or at risk. Connects to HUD-VASH, GPD programs, and local VA resources in Phoenix.

HUD-VASH vouchers with case management, GPD transitional housing, and SSVF rapid rehousing and prevention for low-income veteran families. Contact the VA to be connected to the right program.

Primary provider for young adults experiencing homelessness in Phoenix. Dorm-style emergency shelter, drop-in center (M–F 7am–4pm) with meals, laundry, showers, and case management, plus transitional living and rapid rehousing. A Youth Coordinated Entry Access Point — standard CE processes are often inappropriate for youth, so HomeBase operates the youth-specific pathway.

Supports unaccompanied youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. Housing placements, case management, and stabilization services not available through adult programs.

Free legal representation for low-income clients facing eviction, benefits denials, and other civil legal issues. Eviction defense is one of the most effective homelessness prevention tools available.