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Integrated Health Services

Substance use treatment and physical health services including residential treatment for substance use and co-occurring disorders. Get connected today.

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Housing Services

Housing is the foundation of Native American Connections and a principle method of supporting individuals in alcohol and drug recovery, family stabilization, and community wellness. NAC has developed, owns and manages 850 units of supportive and affordable housing.

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Community Services

Native American Connections champions community development projects that strengthen the Native American Community and celebrates the rich cultural histories of indigenous peoples. NAC is a leader in community efforts to end homelessness. We advocate for affordable housing and easy access to whole-person healthcare.

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Housing

Native American Connections offers high-quality, safe affordable apartment communities serving families and individuals. Our housing communities are targeted to unique populations including seniors, families with children and individuals. We encourage residents to participate in developing a sense of community that supports and cares for their neighbors. Our resident services connect residents with on-site or community based resources to improve their health, wellness and housing stability.

Rental Criteria

Applicants must have a sustainable income at the time of application. Our property manager can further explain the income requirements that are currently in place. (Subject to change without notice based on HUD Published income guidelines). Click here to see affordable housing's Rental Criteria.

How to Apply

1. Verify your qualification for NAC housing

2. Select from our affordable communities list below

3. Complete the rental application found at the bottom of each community's web page

4. Email your completed application to the address listed on the community's web page

5. Our team will contact you as soon as possible to provide an update on your application.

6. Stay connected to NAC. Please check in with any major changes to your application or qualification status.

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Download and use apps for grocery stores to take advantage of the coupons and specials

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Frys or Walmart

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Sunlife

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El super ,frys,food City, Safeway,aquí a veces hay especiales.

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Central Arizona college

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Súper 32 st and Thomas
Safeway 44 st and Indian school
Fry’s cada semana pone especiales compra 5 y te ahorras 5.

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El super,Food City,Cardenas, Albertson,carniceria de la esquina,mercaditos organicos locales.

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Miercoles - especiales de verdura;
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You need an identification
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3rd Ave and Watkins - have housing resources and help people/families with housing

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Bancos de comida ,Iglesias ,eventos en la comunidad.

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Rental and utility assistance for eligible renters up to $3500/month.

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Hiring and incentive

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Martha Rodriguez

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Hiring

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Use this map to find the nearest Welfare Center.

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Carl Hayden Health/Resource Fair - November 14

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Carl Hayden Health/Resource Fair - November 14

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20 spots for mammograms for free
Eye exams
Vaccines
Hair Cuts
STD checks
Immigration Help

- Herlinda  Calderon: 602.732.0236

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- Classes
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English classes
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602.732.0236 - Herlinda Calderon

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https://www.azfamily.com/news/governor-ducey-announces-new-emergency-rental-assistance-program/article_2cf1f57c-6adb-11eb-843e-0f4d0f41c9b2.amp.html

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PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- Gov. Doug Ducey announced a new rental assistance program Tuesday morning that's designed to provide financial assistance and housing stability.

The Emergency Rental Assistance Program will go through the Arizona Department of Economic Security office. The program will benefit residents in these counties: Apache, Cochise, Coconino, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, La Paz, Navajo, Santa Cruz, Pinal, Mohave, and Yavapai. Three counties -- Maricopa, Pima, and Yuma -- are not part of the program. According to a news release from Ducey's office, those three counties will be launching their own rental assistance programs, which is why they have not been included in the DES program.

"We want to make sure renters in Arizona have the resources and support they need," said Gov. Ducey. "The rental assistance program will keep families and those in need in their homes and help them get back on their feet as we overcome the effects of the pandemic. We will continue to work closely with community and local government partners to efficiently deliver this relief."

This is the type of relief package that can make a big difference for families. Anthea Seraphim-Porter and her family are a smiling bunch now that they are finally free from being constantly behind on rent payments.

"Dire straights is the perfect terminology to utilize," she said. "We didn't know what we were going to do."

Seraphim-Porter's husband lost his job and got very sick. Though their landlord was very understanding and accepted payments here and there, the family of three was behind by six or seven months.

"In the midst of the pandemic, we were actually facing eviction," Seraphim-Porter said.

However, through one of the various rental assistance packages, they got rent paid all the way through March 2021.

"It was a major blessing and absolutely set us up to just position ourselves so - maybe we can't get ahead, but we absolutely can be on task," Seraphim-Porter said.

Because she's all caught up, she's not going to apply for help this time around.

"We got our chance. We got our blessing. We had our turn. And I think when you get a hand up, one of the things that you have to do is set yourself up. Let somebody else have a turn. Let somebody else breathe," she said.

Renters who are struggling can apply for housing and utility assistance through the DES portal starting on Feb. 23. The website explains that eligible applicants can receive up to $3,500 per month to help with rent and utilities. Those who are behind in their payments going back to March 2020. Assistance payments will be issued to the landlord or utility service provider. DES has outlined the requirements for applicants on its website.

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Governor Ducey announces new Emergency Rental Assistance Program

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PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- Gov. Doug Ducey announced a new rental assistance program Tuesday morning that's designed to provide financial assistance and housing stability. The Emergency Rental Assistance Program will go through the Arizona Department of Economic Security office.

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Help's women start their own business - free

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August / September every year

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Tutoring help

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Low cost
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480-414-7243

Helps families with pathways to college, scholarships, resources for education

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Depending on your income is how they charge you.

All types of specialists and services

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Tutoring

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Charge based on income

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Coursera.org

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El súper 75 ave y Thomas

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Chicanos por la causa

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Cupones digitales

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El súper

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For anxiety and depression take walks at park or exercise. Also meditate at park with waterfall. Good for mental health

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Your child is advancing from infancy toward and into the preschool years. During this time, his physical growth and motor development will slow, but you can expect to see some tremendous intellectual, social, and emotional changes.

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Fresh Start Women's Foundation

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Early Childhood Special Education is a state and federally mandated program for children aged 3-5 who meet state eligibility criteria because they are experiencing developmental delays. School districts and other public agencies are responsible for locating, identifying, and evaluating eligible children and for offering a free appropriate public education (FAPE). Eligible children are entitled to a FAPE at no cost to the family with programming designed to help children meet challenging objectives alongside their typically developing peers. When a delay is suspected, or children are not meeting milestones, local school districts offer Child Find services, providing screening, and if needed, evaluation services to determine eligibility. ARS §15.771 is the section of the state regulations that defines preschool programs for children with disabilities. The Early Childhood Special Education unit offers technical assistance and professional development to early childhood administrators and practitioners across the state to support services to preschool aged children with disabilities. Please access contact list below to connect with your Specialist.
Visit our Early Childhood Special Education Events page for upcoming events and professional development opportunities.
Contact us if you have questions or needs regarding special education programs and services for preschool-aged children. Use the following list to find your Early Childhood Program Specialist or contact your Specialist from the list below.

Early Childhood Special Education Staff

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The Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) is Arizona's statewide interagency system of services and supports for families of infants and toddlers, birth to three years of age, with disabilities or delays. AzEIP is established by Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which provides eligible children and their families access to services to enhance the capacity of families and caregivers to support the child's development.

In Arizona, a Team-Based approach is used to provide early intervention services. AzEIP contracts with private providers, known collectively as Team-Based Early Intervention Services (TBEIS) providers; to provide individualized support to all potentially-eligible and eligible children, and their families, within a given geographic region in Arizona. TBEIS providers work collaboratively with the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) and the Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind (ASDB) to provide services for children eligible for these service providing agencies.

The maps included on this page reflect the geographic service regions of AzEIP.

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The Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) is Arizona's statewide interagency system of services and supports for families of infants and toddlers, birth to three years of age, with disabilities or delays. AzEIP is established by Part C of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which provides eligible children and their families access to services to enhance the capacity of families and caregivers to support the child's development.

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What is 2-1-1 Arizona?

The 2-1-1 Arizona Information and Referral Services program was founded in 1964 as Community Information and Referral Services and incorporated as a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization in 1979. Solari acquired the program in 2017.

2-1-1 Arizona Information and Referral Service operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week and every day of the year. Live-operator service is available at all times in English and Spanish and assistance is available in other languages via real-time interpreter services.

2-1-1 Arizona operators will help individuals and families find resources that are available to them locally, throughout the state, and provide connections to critical services that can improve - and save - lives, including:

Supplemental Food and Nutrition Programs

Shelter and Housing Options

Utilities Assistance

Emergency Information and Disaster Relief

Employment and Education Opportunities

Services for Veterans

Healthcare, vaccination and health epidemic information

Addiction Prevention and Rehabilitation Programs

Re-entry help for ex-offenders

Support groups for individuals with mental illnesses or special needs

A safe, confidential path out of physical and/or emotional domestic violence

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Native American Conecctions 4520 Central Ave. Phoenix Az 85012 aquí se los dejo para Salud mental y adicciones

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Raisingspecialkids.org

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Food bank 32nd ave and Thomas 2 times a month. Just show ID

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TV 15 ABC news job fairs

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420 S Madison Ave
928-782-3923

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Yuma - SW Fair Housing Council 224 S 3rd Ave 1-800-624-4611

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Yuma - SW Fair Housing Council 224 S 3rd Ave 1-800-624-4611

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Yuma - Regional Center for Border Health214 W Main St.

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Yuma - Regional Center for Border Health214 W Main St.

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928-627-9222

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Yuma- Healthy Families, Children + Family Resources 201 S 3rd Ave928-782-3217

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Yuma- Healthy Families, Children + Family Resources 201 S 3rd Ave928-782-3217

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Yuma - CAPAZ-MEXMedical discount Network for uninsured children928-627-9222

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928-317-4500

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Yuma Area San Luis Walk In Clinic 1896 E Babbitt Lane 

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Yuma Area San Luis Walk In Clinic 1896 E Babbitt Lane 

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928-722-6112

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Every Saturday/ todos los sabados
$12 for up to 70lbs of produce
Different locations
Borderlandsproducerescue.org

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Jobget.com
No resume needed. Helps create your resume. Connected to community jobs and resources.