Resource page of organizations across the Valley that provide support to the homeless

PHOENIX — On Monday, June 12, KTAR News launched a special news series titled “Without a Home,” where we explored the issue of homelessness across the Phoenix metro area.

Here is a list of organizations that provide resources for those experiencing homelessness in the Valley:

• Maggie’s Place: The organization provides safe housing and a nurturing community to homeless pregnant women.
• Homeless Solutions: The city of Tempe aims to help those experiencing homelessness by connecting them to housing and social services.
• Cleo Lewis Ministries: Cleo Lewis is an ordained Assemblies of God pastor who works to serve first responders, veterans, repeated offenders and homeless outreach communities by connecting them to services.
• Lost Our Home Pet Rescue: A nonprofit, no-kill pet rescue based in Tempe that provides compassionate services to pets.
• Shoebox Ministry: The organization coordinates the gathering and distribution of toiletry items across metro Phoenix to those experiencing homelessness and others who are unable to afford hygiene items.
• ASU’s Action Nexus on Housing and Homelessness:
  The initiative utilizes university resources and connect existing agencies and system to drive solutions forward collaboratively.
• Veteran Rescue Mission: The nonprofit is a veteran-led front searching for all homeless veterans to connect them to services.
• Central Arizona Shelter Services: The shelter works to prevent and end homelessness while advancing community solutions.
• Human Services Campus: A collaborative group of 20 partner organizations that are working to end homelessness.
• 211: The information and referral service program founded in 1964 is used to help individuals and families find resources that are available to them locally.
• St. Joseph the Worker: The company’s mission is to connect the Valley’s disadvantaged, homeless and transitioning population to quality jobs.
• Maricopa County Homeless Services: The Homeless Services Unit collaborates with the community to make homelessness rare, brief and non-recurring.
• Justa Center: The organization supplies life-sustaining resources, services and support to help the homeless seniors get back on a path to housing.
• Andre House: André House is a ministry to the homeless and underserved populations in metro Phoenix.
• St. Vincent de Paul: The society works to feed, clothe, house and heal individuals and families in need.
• Community Bridges: The organization uses a holistic approach to behavioral health concerns and addition treatment.
• Circle the City: The nonprofit provides lifesaving healthcare to the homeless population.
• Homeless ID Project: The nonprofit provides lifesaving healthcare to the homeless population.
• Phoenix Office of Homeless Solutions: OHS gives support to people experiencing homelessness through an approach to shelter, heat relief, outreach and other services.
• PHX Cares: A coordinated response for those experiencing homelessness, offering education, encampment cleanups and resources.
• Arizona Foodbank Network: A coalition made up of five regional food banks and nearly 1,000 food pantries and agencies that work together to address hunger across the state.
• Phoenix Rescue Mission Homeless Outreach: The organization provides support to those experiencing homelessness, addiction and poverty.
• Homeless Youth Connection: The organization provides services to high school youth experiencing homelessness in Maricopa and Coconino counties.
• UMOM New Day Centers: The organization provides shelter, services and affordable housing to women and families experiencing homelessness in metro Phoenix.
• Native American Connections: The organization’s mission is to improve the lives of the Native American population through housing, health and community development services.
• Home Base: The shelter for youth in Phoenix provides various services, working to provide the necessary support for a sustainable future.
• VA Homeless Project: The organization helps veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
• Family Housing Hub: The organization helps those under 18 years old at risk of becoming homeless be connecting them to services.
• Veterans Mana House: The MANA house offers personal and individualized resources for those experiencing homelessness.
• A New Leaf: An organization that is dedicated to ending domestic violence, homelessness and other issues.
• Family Promise: The organization aims to help those experiencing homelessness through a community-based response.
• Save the Family: A provider of housing, case management and support services for those experiencing homelessness in metro Phoenix.
• Cloud Covered Streets: The nonprofit provides showers, laundry services, employment and haircuts to the homeless.

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