Anchor of Hope Foundation
Anchor of Hope Foundation is a Christian organization providing financial and spiritual support to families with developmental disabilities. Through their Supplemental Care Scholarship, individuals can receive $250 per individual per calendar year.
Website: https://www.anchorofhopefoundation.org/
Phone: (478) 994-0438
Email: aohfoundation@gmail.com
Autism Care Today
Autism Care Today is a non-profit organization providing financial assistance to families through their tri-grant program. Their general grant provides product and treatment services directly to families. Their military grant provides funding to assit military families impacted by autism. Their S.O.S. grant provides funding to families with an immediate need for treatment/support.
Website: https://www.act-today.org/apply-for-grant/
Email: autismcaretoday@gmail.com (General)
SOSProgram@act-today.org (Crisis Support)
Autism Community in Action (TACA)
The Autism Community in Action (TACA) is a national non-profit organization dedicated to educating, empowering and supporting families affected by autism. In doing so, they provide national/regional scholarships to assist in financing medical costs.
Website: https://tacanow.org/what-we-do/scholarships/
Phone: (949) 640-4401
Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation (ASDF)
The Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation (ASDF) partners with autism organizations across the country and distributes Holiday Gift Cards to families in need of financial assistance during the holiday season.
Website: https://myasdf.org/project/holiday-gift-card-program/
Phone: (866) 791-3383
Email: info@myasdf.org
Friends of Man
Friends of Man is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity using 100% of donations received to assist individuals in need. To apply, an individual must have a referring professional to request and submit an application on your behalf. Beyond that, individuals must be in a stable living environment for atleast 3 months, have a household income of 300% or less per the Federal Poverty Guidelines, have been sober for one year, and a U.S. government issued ID.
Website: https://friendsofman.org/
Phone: (303) 798-2342
Gentry Foundation for Autism
The Gentry Foundation for Autism offers financial assisstance to children who have no current health insurance or any benefits through Arizona state insurance (AHCCCS). Scholarships are awareded to children under 5 who may be at-risk for Autism and are in need of additional support.
Website: https://thegentryfoundation.org/apply/
Phone: (602) 368-3282, EXT. 6
Email: info@thegentryfoundation.org
Modest Needs
Modest Needs is a non-profit organization providing short-term financial assistance to individuals/families in temporary crisis. Through their grants, individuals just above the poverty level are able to receive financial relief and escape poverty.
Website: https://www.modestneeds.org/
Phone: (844) 667-3776
Email: general.questions modestneeds.org
Oracle Health Foundation
The Oracle Health Foundation offers pediatric grants and school-based wellness programs to create a healthier tomorrow. With the belief that all children deserve access to quality healthcare regardless of circumstances, their pediatric grants cover a wide range of clinical, equipmenl, travel/housing costs related to children’s healthcare needs. To apply, an individual must be 21 years of age or younger, under the care of a physician, no current insurance coverage for the requested expense to be covered, and overall eligibility is based on qualifying income.
Website: https://www.oraclehealthfoundation.org/request-a-grant/
Phone: (816) 573-6050
Email: casegrants_ww@oracle.com
Small Steps in Speech
Small Steps in Speech is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals aged 3 to 22 in accessing speech therapy. To apply, individuals must have a valid speech & language evaluation by a certified SLP, an AAC evaluation if applicable, quote of service (costs of speech therapy, software apps, camps, workshops, etc.), documentation of insurance if applicable, IRS 1040 federal tax return if applicable, and an IEP if applicable.
Website: https://www.smallstepsinspeech.org/individuals
Phone: +1 (856) 632-7741
Email: info@smallstepsinspeech.org
Arizona Diaper Bank
The Arizona Diaper Bank is a non-profit organization providing free diapers, adult incontience products, and menstrual products to families in need across Arizona.
Website: https://diaperbank.org/
Phone: (520) 325-1400
Campus Closet
The University of Arizona’s Campus Closet is an on-campus donation based program offering free clothing ranging from casual to business wear, to UA students, faculty and staff. Dedicated to minimizing clothing insecurity across campus, the Campus Closet provides a sustainable approach in acquiring clothing that may not be obtainable otherwise.
Website: https://asuatoday.arizona.edu/what-we-do/campus-closet
Email: campuscloset@arizona.edu
Community Closet
TMM Family Services’ Community Closet provides clothing and bedding items at a low cost to individuals that have received a voucher through partnered local non-profit organizations, government institutions, social agencies and churches.
Website: https://tmmfs.org/community-closet/
Phone: (520) 326-1936
Email: restore@tmmfs.org
El Rio Health Period Project
El Rio Health Period Project is an initative by RHAP youth with a mission of increasing access to menstural & period products for the youth. To increase accessibility, menstrual packs are mailed directly to your address, free of charge.
Website: https://elriorhap.carrd.co/#period
Email: elriorhap@gmail.com
Women & Gender Resource Center
The University of Arizona’s Women & Gender Resource Center offers a variety of free menstrual products & contraceptive preventative care via their feminist pharamcy, to the Wildcat population.
Website: https://wgrc.arizona.edu/visit-our-space
Phone: (520) 621-4498
Email: wgrc@arizona.edu
City of Tucson’s Housing Assistance
The City of Tucson’s Housing Assistance is a public database connecting individuals with a variety of programs and services. Some of these include public housing in Tucson, affordable housing opportunities, applying for home repair, landlord tenant resources, housing choice voucher programming (Section 8), and much more.
Website: https://www.tucsonaz.gov/Departments/Housing-and-Community-Development/Housing-Assistance
Phone: (520) 791-4171
Email: hcdadmin@tucsonaz.gov
Compass Affordable Housing
Compass Affordable Housing offers safe and quality housing for individuals with disabilities through their Alvord Court Apartments. This apartment complex sits on 1.26 acres of land and offers a variety of community events to bring individuals together.
Website: https://compassaffordablehousing.org/
Phone: (520) 589-8096
Email: infocah@compassaffordablehousing.org
HOM
HOM operates a variety of Permanent Supportive Housing and Rapid Rehousing programs for vulnerable individuals & families who are experiencing homelessness and housing instability. Through their programming, they strive to build communities where the promise of a home is achievable for all.
Website: https://www.hominc.com/
Phone: (520) 534-2941
Pima County’s Shelters & Transitional Housing
Pima County provides a variety of resources for individuals experiencing homelessness or about to experience homelessness. Some of these non-profit organizations offer employment opportunities, short to long-term housing and crisis intervention, explore the following to see what fits your needs.
Website: https://www.library.pima.gov/content/shelters-and-transitional-housing-in-pima-county/
RISE
RISE provides an extensive residential service program for adults with disabilities by providing homes in traditional neighborhoods. Some of these services include in-home care, senior in-home care, residential home services, and independent living homes services.
Website: https://riseservicesincaz.org/residential-services/
Phone: (520) 428-1888 (Marana)
(520) 284-4992 (East Tucson)
(520) 298-6468 (East Tucson)
Section 811 Project Rental Assistance (PRA)
Through partnership with the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), they have created a program called Section 811 Project Rental Assistance (PRA) that provides supportive housing for persons with disabilities. Qualified individuals between the ages of 18 to 61, are eligible for DDD, and have a current Person-Centered Service Plan (PCSP) are encouraged to apply.
Website: https://www.hudexchange.info/programs/811-pra/
Tucson Residence Foundation
The Tucson Residence Foundation (TRF) provides a variety of services for individuals with developmental disabilities, including housing. TRF connects individuals with disabilities to Adult Developmental Home (ADH) providers that offer an array of support services that promote physical, emotional, and mental well-being for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities.
Website: https://www.tucsonres.org/
Phone: (520) 790 9144, EXT.121
Campus Pantry
The University of Arizona’s Campus Pantry is a non-profit organization located on-campus, offering free supplemental groceries to UA students, faculty and staff. Dedicating in minimizing food insecurity for all Wildcats, the Campus Pantry distributes free food weekly and partners with the Community Food Bank as a monthly Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) location.
Website: https://campuspantry.arizona.edu/
Email: campuspantry@arizona.edu
Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona
The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona is a non-profit organization striving to eliminate hunger in Southern Arizona. Dedicated to promoting a hunger-free community, they provide emergency food assistance, free meals, hosting farmers markets, and much more.
Website: https://www.communityfoodbank.org/
Email: cfb@communityfoodbank.org
Tucson Food Share
Tucson Food Share is a community-led initiative run entirely by volunteers by sharing life-giving resources amongst the Tucson community. Offering resources such as food, hygiene, cooking & gardening supplies, Tucson Food Share strives to uplift fellow Tucsonans. Alongside that, if you live within 6 miles of Grant & Stone, Tucson Food Share is able to deliver resources if transportation is a concern.
Website: https://tucsonfoodshare.org/
Phone: (520) 222-9242
Email: tucsonfoodshare@gmail.com
WhyHunger Hotline
The WhyHunger Hotline & Food Database connects individuals in need across the U.S. to local food pantries, soup kitchens, summer meal sites, government nutrition programs and organizations to provide access to free food and support services.
Website: https://whyhunger.org/find-food/
Phone: +1 (800) 548-6479 (Immediate Assistance)
(212) 629-8850 (General Inquiries)
Disability Cart Service
The University of Arizona’s Disability Cart Service (DCS) Program is a free transportation service to all UA students, faculty, and staff. To qualify, the rider must be approved through the UA’s Campus Health or be affiliated with the Disability Resource Center (DRC). Rides must be scheduled at least 30 minutes in advance and can be scheduled anytime Monday through Friday from 7:30AM to 7:30PM.
Website: https://parking.arizona.edu/campus-services/disability-cart-service/
Pima Find a Ride
Pima Find a Ride is a public directory of transportation services available to people with disabilities and/or older adults who need access to reliable transportation.
Website: https://apps.pagregion.com/hsinventory/default.aspx
Phone: (520) 792-1093
Sun Van
Tucson’s Sun Van is an ADA paratransit curb-to-curb service for individuals with disabilities. To be eligible, individuals must have an ADA eligibility letter and make reservations 7 days in advance.
Website: https://www.suntran.com/routes-services/sunvan/
Phone: (520) 798-1000
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation (SAAF)
The Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation (SAAF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting health, well-being, and social justice for communities margnialzied by society. Although primarily catering to clinical and prevention services, they offer a variety of programming including housing services, medical/dental benefits, pet food bank, healthcare support, food and transportation services.
Website: https://saaf.org/
Phone: (520) 628-7223
Email: info@saaf.org
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona is a non-profit organization committed to transforming the lives of many by focusing on key issues like educational success, financial wellness, healthy living, housing stability and homelessess. Offering a variety of programming for both children and adults, United Way remains committed to building a thriving and equitable community.
Website: https://unitedwaytucson.org/
Phone: (520) 903-9000
United Way 211
United Way 211 is a free, 24/7 confidential helpline that connects individuals to essential services in their area. Some services include child care providers, financial assistance, housing resources, legal aid, food, healthcare, and transportation.
Website: https://211unitedway.org/
Phone: (800) 543-7709