We Are Here for the Whole Community
Whether or not we are able to place you in one of our homes, we believe every person in Arizona deserves to know what help is available to them. This resource library is our way of giving back to the community that gives so much to us.
A Message from Ryan and Elexis
When we started DHOA, we made a promise to ourselves that this organization would never be just about filling beds. It would be about lifting people up. Every person who comes to our website, calls our number, or walks through our doors deserves to leave with something, even if that something is simply knowing where to go next.
We spent countless hours researching every program, every agency, and every resource listed on this page. We verified phone numbers. We read through eligibility requirements. We did this because we know what it feels like to need help and not know where to find it.
Our community is stronger when we come together. If you know someone who needs any of these resources, please share this page with them. That is how we build each other back up. One connection at a time.
81 resources across 15 categories
Food Assistance
8 resources
No one should go hungry. These programs provide groceries, hot meals, and nutrition benefits to individuals and families across Arizona.
Clothing Assistance
7 resources
Clean, quality clothing is a basic need and a building block for dignity. These organizations provide free clothing, shoes, and personal items to individuals and families.
Job Assistance and Workforce Development
10 resources
Stable employment changes everything. These programs offer job search support, skills training, apprenticeships, and career counseling at no cost.
Free Workshops and Education
6 resources
Knowledge is the foundation of independence. These free workshops and educational programs cover everything from financial literacy to parenting skills to career development.
Healthcare and Mental Health
6 resources
Your health is your foundation. These programs provide medical coverage, mental health support, and crisis intervention for individuals and families who need it.
Substance Abuse and Recovery
4 resources
Recovery is possible and help is available. These programs provide treatment, detox, counseling, and long-term support for individuals struggling with substance use.
Veteran Services
9 resources
Those who served our country deserve every resource available to them. These programs provide housing, healthcare, employment, and support services specifically for veterans and their families.
Housing Assistance
6 resources
A stable home is the starting point for everything else. These programs help with rental assistance, emergency housing, and long-term affordable housing options.
Utility Assistance
4 resources
Keeping the lights on and the air conditioning running is not optional in Arizona. These programs help with energy bills and prevent shutoffs.
Transportation
3 resources
Getting to work, medical appointments, and essential services requires reliable transportation. These programs help bridge that gap.
Senior Services
3 resources
Our seniors built the communities we live in. These programs ensure they receive the care, support, and dignity they deserve.
Legal Aid
5 resources
Legal problems should not go unresolved because someone cannot afford an attorney. These organizations provide free and low-cost legal assistance.
Domestic Violence and Crisis
5 resources
If you or someone you know is in danger, help is available right now. These organizations provide shelter, safety planning, legal advocacy, and a path forward.
Child Care and Family Services
3 resources
Families need support to thrive. These programs provide child care assistance, early childhood resources, and family strengthening services.
Disability Services
2 resources
Every person deserves the opportunity to live independently and pursue their goals. These programs provide employment support, legal advocacy, and community resources for individuals with disabilities.
In an Emergency, Call 911
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, experiencing a medical emergency, or having thoughts of suicide, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
Building Our Community Back Up, Together
DHOA exists because we believe that no one should have to navigate hard times alone. If you found this page helpful, share it with someone who needs it. If you know of a resource that should be listed here, reach out and let us know. This library grows because our community grows.
This page is updated regularly. Last updated: May 2026