Arizona Assistance and Aid Programs.

How to get help, grants, and find assistance in all Arizona cities and counties, including Phoenix and Tucson. 

Arizona CoppeRX Card
Many Arizonans, and especially those with limited or no health insurance, are impacted by the rising costs of medications and prescription drugs. Arizona created this card to give residents a simple way to get substantial discounts on spiraling prescription drug prices. More than 55,000 cards have been distributed, and they have helped receive more than $15 million in discounts. You just need to present this card to any one of over 500 pharmacies in Arizona to receive a discount on your prescription purchase. Discounts typically range from 15 to 55 percent. Find additional ways to receive free prescription drugs. 1-888-227-8315. More.

How to Get Help With Your Mortgage and Foreclosure Prevention Programs
Arizona encourages homeowners who need help with their mortgage to take advantage of the organizations and programs that are available. Find out about mortgage aid. More.

Another option that thousands of homeowners have been turning to are HUD approved foreclosure counseling agencies. Receive access to mortgage and foreclosure programs. Read more.

Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS)
Helps ensure families in Arizona have access to health care services and plans that will reduce medical bills. The medical care insurance coverage provided by AHCCCS to thousands of Arizonans each year can include physical exams, doctor’s office visits, prescriptions, immunizations, prenatal care, and hospital care. 1-800-654-8713

 

 

 

KidsCare
This is a free or low cost health insurance plan for children under 19 who have had no or limited health insurance coverage for the past three months. Most families will not need to pay a premium, however those families with higher incomes may have to pay a small monthly fee in order to get this coverage, which will help with medical bills and debt. 1-877-764-5437

Medical Expense Deduction (MED)
Health coverage and insurance for those individuals whose incomes are too high to qualify for other Arizona AHCCCS assistance programs. 1-800-654-8713

Credit, Debt, and General Financial Counseling from Non-Profits
A number of Arizona organizations can help consumers and homeowners deal with debts, personal and home loans, and outstanding bills. More credit counseling in Arizona.

SOBRA Progam
This aid program will give healthcare coverage to residents of Arizona who are under the age of 19 or who are pregnant. There is no monthly premium to pay, unless parent's income is too high, which in that case the monthly premium is still very low.

Family Independence Program
Family Independence (FI) is a time-limited program that will assist families in need with dependent children when families cannot provide for their basic needs. The main focus of this help program is to assist lower income and struggling families with meeting their basic needs by providing cash grants and assistance, supportive services, and job training, debt help, and employment opportunities. 602-542-9935

Legal Representation and Free Assistance
Lawyers and non-profit law firms offer free legal support and assistance to Arizona families. They can help people deal with civic cases. Read more.

Cash Assistance
The Cash Assistance program will provide temporary cash grants and benefits, as well as supportive services to families in Arizona's who need the most aid. The aid program will assist these families with meeting their basic needs for well-being and safety and it will help serves as their bridge back to self-sufficiency.

 

 

Nutrition Assistance Program (N.A.)
Through the Nutrition Assistance Program, thousands of Arizonans are now able to provide adequate nutrition for their families. This aid program helps ensure families in Arizona are fed and well nourished. 1-800-352-8401

Child Care Assistance
If you need help paying for day care or other child care expenses, the Arizona Department of Economic Security administers a child care assistance program that provides an average subsidy of about $350 a month for about 35,000 children across the state. Continue.

Help in Arizona for Energy Bills
Click here for a listing of financial aid programs as well as information on energy conserving and weatherization services.

Arizona Food Banks and Centers
Tens of thousands of families get free food and groceries from food pantries and banks located in the state. Millions of pounds of food is distributed every year. Read more on free food banks in Arizona.

Low Cost or Free Health Clinics
Low income, the uninsured and patients with limited health insurance can turn to community clinics in Arizona for free or low cost, high quality medical care. Read more.

Non-profit dental centers, many of which are federal government funded, provide needy Arizona families and individuals with access to low cost and free dental assistance. More on Arizona dental centers.

 

Assistance From Arizona Cities and Counties