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Visit funder's website →Emergency Housing and Utilities Assistance (Community Services Program) is sponsored by City of Phoenix Human Services Department. The Community Services Program offers crisis assistance, case management, and access to community resources to help individuals and families in Phoenix address urgent and long-term needs, including emergency financial assistance for housing and utilities.
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Crisis Assistance and Social Services | City of Phoenix Crisis Assistance and Social Services Head Start Birth to Five Program Landlord and Tenant Rights Workforce Solutions for Job Seekers Programs for Seniors and Older Adults Eviction Legal Services Program Refugee and Immigrant Support Targeted One-Time Crisis Assistance Human Services Department Service Locations Food Assistance and Community Resources Crisis Assistance and Social Services The Community Services and Initiatives Division's Community Services Program (CSP) operates three family services centers across Phoenix, offering crisis assistance, case management, and access to community resources to help individuals and families address urgent and long-term needs.
To apply for services, residents can call the Appointment Intake Line 602-534-AIDE(2433) or 1-866-882-1778 or, complete an application in the HSD Community Services Program Portal.
Emergency Housing and Utilities Assistance Appointment Information and Documents Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Portal Login Information (English) Portal Login Information (Spanish) Targeted One-Time Crisis Assistance Applications Temporarily Closed The Targeted One‑Time Crisis Assistance has temporarily reached capacity and is no longer accepting applications.
Please refer to the resources on this page for assistance. For additional resources, please call 211 .
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Emergency Housing and Utilities Assistance \r\n Emergency financial assistance services are available to city of Phoenix residents in crisis situations. Funding for rent and utility assistance is limited due to high demand and need within the Phoenix area. Program eligibility criteria may vary.
If you are unable to make an appointment, please try again next week.
\r\n Available services include*: Emergency utility assistance Basic household resources \r\n \r\n *Assistance availability is dependent on current funding A Phoenix resident (certain exemptions may apply) \r\n \r\n The following documents will be required when applying for financial assistance: Proof of rental and /or utility obligation Verification of household income Verification of household composition Additional documentation may be requested \r\n"}}" id="text-1ec5d704a0" class="cmp-text"> Emergency Housing and Utilities Assistance Emergency financial assistance services are available to city of Phoenix residents in crisis situations.
Funding for rent and utility assistance is limited due to high demand and need within the Phoenix area. Program eligibility criteria may vary. If you are unable to make an appointment, please try again next week.
Available services include*: Emergency utility assistance Basic household resources *Assistance availability is dependent on current funding A Phoenix resident (certain exemptions may apply) The following documents will be required when applying for financial assistance: Proof of rental and /or utility obligation Verification of household income Verification of household composition Additional documentation may be requested Appointment Information and Documents Rental and Utility Assistance Checklist (English) Rental and Utility Assistance Checklist (Spanish) Printable Client Questionnaire (English) Fillable Client Questionnaire (English) Printable Client Questionnaire (Spanish) Fillable Client Questionnaire (Spanish) Documents Upload Process Frequently Asked Questions (English) Documents Upload Process Frequently Asked Questions (Spanish) Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) \r\n Short-term financial assistance for move-ins, prevention of eviction, foreclosure, and/or utility disconnection for persons living with HIV/AIDS.
\r\n Submit HOPWA application by contacting the Appointment Intake Line or apply through the HSD CSP Portal. \r\n"}}" id="text-801fe39cfb" class="cmp-text"> Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Short-term financial assistance for move-ins, prevention of eviction, foreclosure, and/or utility disconnection for persons living with HIV/AIDS.
Submit HOPWA application by contacting the Appointment Intake Line or apply through the HSD CSP Portal. Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) John F. Long Family Services Center Get location and hours information for this family services center.
Sunnyslope Family Services Center Get location and hours information for this family services center. Travis L. Williams Family Services Center Get location and hours information for this family services center.
Arizona Department of Economic Security Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Maricopa County Assistance Programs These programs aim to help eligible county residents navigate difficult circumstances and restore emotional, social, and economic well-being. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Arizona Learn about Arizona's rent relief and eviction resources.
If you are a person with a disability and require an accommodation to participate in a City program, service, or activity, requests may be made by calling 602-256-4126 (Voice), Dial 711 for AZ Relay, or by emailing ada@phoenix. gov at least five business days in advance. Program documents are available in alternate formats upon request.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: City of Phoenix residents in crisis situations. Funding is limited due to high demand. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Housing and Utilities Assistance (Community Services Program) is funded by City of Phoenix Human Services Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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