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Assistance programs Pinal County.

Find government agencies, churches and charities in Pinal County that provide financial assistance for bills as well as free stuff to low-income, struggling families. Get help with paying expenses ranging from rent or security deposits to car repairs, groceries or utility bills. Or get free medical or dental care in the region, including cities of San Tan Vly, Maricopa, Casa Grande AZ and others. Find financial help near you in Pinal County below.

Additional programs offer low income housing, including apartments. Or get free vouchers for paying for gasoline or furniture and more. Low income families can also get basic needs met, and that includes a free box of groceries from a pantry, free Christmas gifts or school supplies for kids, and so much more. Find information on these social services and emergency financial resources.

Housing, rent, food and financial assistance with bills in Pinal County

Fast and Indispensable Temporary Help Ministries, Inc. administers programs that provide crisis and hardship grants. People who are facing an eviction, who may be in immediate danger of having their electricity, gas, or water turned off, or who are in arrears on home payments will get financial help. Get money for their rent, electric bill or mortgage payments. Low-income families will be able to receive a grant to make it through a short term financial hardship.

The address is First Presbyterian Church, 702 E. Cottonwood Ln, Casa Grande, AZ 85122. Food and other services are run too. Call them at 520-413-7889 or (520) 836-5981 to learn more or apply for help, or read more FAITH programs.

Another charity that may be able to help in these emergencies is the Pinal County Salvation Army. Call them at (520) 421-4480. The address is 1333 N Center Ave, Casa Grande, AZ 85122. They also offer funds to help people make it through an emergency. They can help someone pay their rent, provide for free prescription medications, a mortgage payment, coordinate access to health care, or other aid.

The Salvation Army of Pinal County as well as Apache Junction Arizona has thrift stores as well as financial help. Low income and people facing a crisis can get emergency assistance. Note there are multiple Social Service offices in the area from the Salvation Army in Arizona. Support includes free groceries, food boxes, prescription payment assistance or free clothing and furniture. There is also cash for paying rent and utility bill payment assistance.

 

 

 

The Salvation Army also helps children with free school backpacks or supplies, or they can apply for free Christmas toys from Angel Tree. One center is at 605 E Broadway Ave, Apache Junction, AZ 85119-5214, phone (480) 982-4110. Click here for more information on Pinal County emergency help from Salvation Army.

Pio Decimo Center Housing and Family Services provides several programs. There are grants and social services to help people deal with mortgage problems or individuals who are facing an eviction from their apartment. The organization realizes how important it is to ensure that families and individuals have their basic needs met, including food, housing with no wait list, homeless shelter, or free clothing.

Professional housing counselors provide support. Clients can get access to services to facilitate housing assistance, including free foreclosure counseling for anyone needing help as a home owner in trouble with or facing a mortgage default or foreclosure. The location can help currently homeless families by providing transitional housing for homeless families, offer senior housing for low-income seniors, and can help renters who need help with a landlord. They can also help low income families find a rental with no waiting list.

In addition, families who are living in transitional housing can receive free case management and seniors receive a number of supportive services that includes a weekly wellness check for those who need it. But the support doesn’t end with housing aid. Last, but not least, emergency food boxes, household supplies, and clothing are available every day year round, at no cost, for individuals and families. Dial 520-622-2801.

A few different agencies both rehouse the homeless as well as provide assistance to stop evictions or foreclosures. Many of the people applying for a grant to pay their rent, legal aid, or counseling have never struggled before and also have a source of income. All solutions are explored, and rent or deposit help may be available for seniors, immigrants, the disabled and others. More on Pinal County homeless prevention.

Pinal County Community Action Human Resources Agency is a regional non-profit. The local community action agency administers several financial assistance programs. The services they offer include: They can be reached at (520) 466-1112.

  • Emergency Home Repair and Weatherization
  • Lifeline Telephone Discount Program
  • Telephone Assistance Program
  • Utility Bill Discount Programs Enrollment
  • Home Alone, Safe Alone Emergency Notification Devices
  • Utility Repair/Replacement as well as Appliance Repairs
  • Weatherization Updates
  • Home Owner Education
  • Budget and Debt Counseling. Learn more on debt programs.
  • Credit Repair or Free Gas Cards
  • Mortgage and Foreclosure Help
  • Help Eliminating Credit Card Bills
  • Construction Skills Training

 

 

 

 

Community Action Human Resources Agency also provides services for low-income and homeless individuals and families, and is similar to the community action agency above. Services include rent or mortgage payment assistance, energy bill assistance, foreclosure mitigation counseling, as well as free emergency food boxes. They also have information on getting help with utility bills in AZ.

There are also region job related transportation programs as well as advocacy from Community Action. Or get information and referral, case management, transitional housing, or free weatherization. There is also assistance for home repair, and prepurchase housing counseling. The mailing address is 109 N Sunshine Blvd, Eloy, Arizona 85131-2512, phone (520) 466-1112

Society of St. Vincent de Paul, located in Casa Grande Arizona (phone (520) 836-2009) provides free food and a clothing pantry, as well as information on local services. The unemployed, single moms, immigrants and others can get help. There is financial assistance programs, a thrift store, and other resources. Read more on SVDP Pinal County assistance programs.

Tri-Community Food Bank Financial Assistance – This local non-profit organization may offer occasional assistance for paying rent and utility bill payments. This can include water bills, gas, heating, and other energy type expenses. However the main service is free food for struggling families, the unemployed, immigrants and others. The main office is at 108 Redwood Dr, Mammoth, Arizona 85618, call (520) 487-2010. Or read more on Tri-Community Food Bank programs.

PPEP Human Services Department – Eloy AZ based– Clients can apply for emergency financial assistance for paying rent and utilities is offered to Pinal County families. Also a great place for referrals for other needed services and public assistance programs. Or get free government grant money for a hardship.

Pinal County low income families and the unemployed can get information on other aid too, which may be job placement and One Stop Centers. Homeless prevention programs from PPEP may include landlord/tenant mediation or emergency financial aid for rent or paying deposits. Information on vocational training, SSI, and more is available. The address is  802 E 46th St, Tucson, AZ 85713. Or Eloy, Arizona 85131, phone (520) 622-3553 or (520) 466-7076. Find details on PPEP Human Services.

Social services and government aid from DES can help those that are struggling. There is assistance for the unemployed, very low income, disabled, and elderly, among others. The government organization can provide grants as part of Short Term Crisis aid, SNAP food stamps, vouchers to pay for child care, and utility bill assistance from LIHEAP.

There are also several public benefits focused on the disabled or the elderly. This includes help in applying for SSI or free meals for seniors in Pinal County. DES also coordinate resources for caregivers and can address employment issues in the community. Read about Pinal County DES,  locate more Arizona public assistance.

Chandler Community Action Program - Provides services including case management for low income families in the community. Homeless families and individuals may also be able to access resourcess, including motel vouchers or no-wait list housing Some of the assistance offered for people in crisis situations includes utility bill assistance for those with shut off notices. Or tenants can apply for emergency rental payment assistance for people with eviction notices, one-time- medical prescriptions, emergency food and weatherization.

 

 

 

 

Programs may also be able to assist with air conditioning repairs or maintenance during the summer for those low income individuals who cannot afford to pay for the repairs themselves. Address is 650 N Arizona Ave, Chandler, Arizona 85225-6713, dial (480) 963-4321.

East Valley Partners in Caring / Lutheran Services – Financial assistance is limited, and will only pay for utilities. Emergency food boxes with groceries and toilteries are also provided. Location of the non-profit is 5946 E University Dr, Victory Lutheran Church, Mesa, AZ 85205-7435, call (480) 654-4539.

  • Lutheran Social Services - This is the local Pinal County organization, however they are part of a larger, national charity organization. While the focus is on homeless prevention and housing solutions (such as rent assistance or foreclosure counseling) in general Lutheran Services and their churches can do much more. Services can help with employment, food, basic needs, shelter, and other aid. Click here Lutheran Social Services of Arizona.

Free clothing closets, furniture banks, school supplies and thrift stores assist families of all income levels. When a Pinal County family is very low income, they may be given free clothes, furniture, appliances, diapers, school supplies, and more. Others that can afford it will be able to shop for gently used items at a moderate price.

Low-income families, single moms and the elderly are often given free stuff. There may even be backpacks, work clothes, or school supply items. Find more free clothing closets, furniture or school supplies in Pinal County.

Pinal County Catholic Charities - This agency supports the low income in Pima County and surrounding areas. Some of the programs offered can help with housing, rent, and provide medial care. The organization will also try to ensure people deal with the causes of their hardship, so the charity provides credit counseling, debt reduction, foreclosure, and budgeting advice.

Immigrants, migrant workers and others in the region, including cities of Maricopa, can get support too. Meals on Wheels are provided to the homebound by volunteers. Some financial assistance for bills and basic needs may be provided. Learn more on assistance from Pinal County Catholic Charities.

Free help around the holidays - No matter the clients age, race, or religion, if they are struggling for a short period of time or living near poverty levels, assistance may be provided. Everything from free Christmas toys for kids to meals at Thanksgiving, Easter, and other major holidays are provided. Some charities in Pinal County even deliver goods to seniors or the elderly. Learn more on free holiday and Christmas help in Pinal County.

Save the Family Transitional Housing can provide recently evicted and homeless families with short term transitional housing. The non-profit promotes self-sufficiency in clients through job training, education, or counseling. Learn about security deposit programs too when you need to move into a new home. Address is 450 W 4th Pl, Mesa, Arizona 85201-5300. Call  (520) 866-7201.

East Valley Adult Resources can help residents over the age of 55. They operate low income housing and apartments, coordinate free home delivered meals, and a food pantry/feeding site is available. Also get access to outreach, home care and linkage to financial aid programs, including loans, in Pinal County.

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are Medicare applications and recreation activities arranged in Pinal County. Free rides may be arranged for shopping or medical too. The address is 45 W. University Drive, Mesa, AZ 85201, phone: 480-964-9014

Pinal-Gila Council for Senior Citizens is also for seniors and the elderly in Pinal County Arizona. The non-profit may have referrals to government benefits such as Medicare or LIHEAP, in home services, meals, and much more for seniors as well as their care takers. They can also help seniors facing homelessness or address medical needs. There is also housing that is subsidized for the elderly in Pinal County. The council address is 8969 W. McCartney Rd., Casa Grande, AZ 85194. Dial 520-836-2758

Retirees and elderly in Pinal County can get other assistance as well, both from non-profits as well as national organizations. As more people retire to the region, and the population ages, support is arranged. Learn about senior centers, Agency on Aging, and medical or financial for the elderly. There are even resources such as transportation or loans. Find emergency help for the elderly near you.

Free legal assistance

Southern Arizona Legal Aid - Lawyers, attorneys and their staff are on site. The non-profit offers a wide variety of free civil legal services to qualified low-income persons. Work with an attorney and get advice on applying for public government benefits, foreclosure assistance, and landlord / renter issues. Civil issues are addressed. The address is 1729 N Trekell Rd #101, Casa Grande, AZ 85122. Call (520) 316-8076, or learn more on Arizona legal assistance.

Pinal County residents who are injured at work, or on leave, can work with a free attorney on filing for FMLA. There are loan programs, mandatory legal requirements, and other support provided to people, including pregnant women too. Learn more on how to get paid while on FMLA.

Free food pantries

A few of the leading food pantries as well as soup kitchens are below. They can provide meals, groceries, holiday assistance and gifts, and much more to the low income, seniors, and unemployed in the region. If these centers are out of resources or can’t meet your needs, then families have other non-profits to try.

There are also free food programs such as low cost Meals on Wheels and WIC vouchers for baby formula. The goal is to help feed hungry people of all ages and incomes. Find more Pinal County free food banks.

  • Mountain View Family Church - 4815 W Hunt Hwy, Queen Creek, AZ 85142. Call (480) 677-2100
  • Seeds of Hope, Inc. - The free pantry is at 702 E Cottonwood Ln, Casa Grande, AZ 85122.. Phone (520)836-6335
  • The Lord`s Pantry - Provides emergency food boxes. Call the Eloy Arizona based agency.
  • Superior Food Bank, Inc. - 520-827-9116

 

 

 

 

Free dental care and medical assistance in Pinal County

St Elizabeth’s Health Center is a regional community clinics. It provides medical, dental and free or discounted health care for the uninsured. People in Pinal County on Medicaid can get assistance too.

There is also medical or dental for people with limited insurance or incomes, and the under served in the local community, including Pinal County. Get insulin, physicals, dental cleanings or eye exams too. St. Elizabeth’s serves over 20,000 patients each year of all ages who do not have medical and/or dental insurance, or who otherwise can’t afford to pay for their hospital or medical bills.

The fee structure at St. Elizabeth’s operates on a sliding scale fee basis with volunteer physicians and dentists available to help keep the costs of care affordable. If you can’t afford to pay anything, then your health care will be free. They also partner with many other local community hospitals and organizations to assure that patients who need medical and/or dental care will have access to the services they need in the area. Dial 520-628-7871, or find more more free community clinics in Pinal County.

 

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