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Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation[AFFCF]

Directory of Organizations Aiding Arizona Foster ChildrenCompiled by AFFCF Board Member Benjamin R. Norris

Updated September 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Arizona Department of Child Safety Contacts ............................................................................................................... 3

Arizona Tribal Welfare Program Contacts .................................................................................................................... 7

Other Organizations Specifically Aiding Native American Children in Foster Care ............................................................. 8

National/Statewide Organizations Aiding Children in Foster Care

Private Organizations .................................................................................................................................... 10

Advocacy Organizations ................................................................................................................................. 17

Statewide Professional Organizations ......................................................................................................................... 19

County-Specific Organization

Apache .......................................................................................................................................................20

Cochise.......................................................................................................................................................22

Coconino .....................................................................................................................................................25

Gila ............................................................................................................................................................28

Graham .......................................................................................................................................................30

Greenlee ..................................................................................................................................................... 31

La Paz ........................................................................................................................................................32

Maricopa ....................................................................................................................................................33

Mohave .......................................................................................................................................................45

Navajo ........................................................................................................................................................47

Pima ..........................................................................................................................................................49

Pinal ..........................................................................................................................................................55

Santa Cruz ..................................................................................................................................................60

Yavapai ......................................................................................................................................................62

Yuma ..........................................................................................................................................................66

Quick Glance Index of Organizations .........................................................................................................................68.

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Young Adult Services

Mentoring

Spanish-Language Services

Contact InformationDEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SERVICES (DCS, FORMERLY CPS)

CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE Tel: 888.767.2445 TDD: 602.530.1831 Secondary Tel: (888.SOS.CHILD) TDD 800.530.1831

COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL AND DENTAL PROGRAMP.O. Box 29202, Phoenix, AZ 85038Tel: 602.351.2245 Secondary Tel: 800.201.1795Email: [email protected]

PROVIDER SERVICESEmail: [email protected]

BEHAVIORAL HEALTHEmail: [email protected]

MEDICAL SERVICESEmail: [email protected]

MEMBER SERVICESEmail: [email protected]

GENERAL INQUIRIESTel: 602.255.2500 Email: [email protected]: P.O. Box 6030, S/C CH010-23A, Phoenix, AZ 85005-6030

INVESTIGATIVE OFFICE LOCATIONS

Central Region (from central Phoenix to the East):Regional Office: 3221 N. 16th St #400, Phoenix, AZ 85016 | Tel: 602.532.4000Permanency Section: 3295 E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85040 | Tel: 602.771.0640Osborn Office: 3550 N.Central Ave., 3rd Floor, Phoenix, AZ 85012 | Tel: 602.774.9500North Central Office: 4000 N. Central Ave. #400, Phoenix, AZ 85016 | Tel: 602.265.0612South Mountain Office: 3295 E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85040 | Tel: 602.771.0640Tempe Office: 1201 S. Alma School Rd. #7, Mesa, AZ 85210 | Tel: 602.771.0460Mesa Office: One N. MacDonald, Mesa, AZ 85201 | Tel: 602.255.4440Gilbert Office: 1201 S. Alma School Rd. #6, Mesa, AZ85210 | Tel: 602.771.0460Casa Grande Office: 1119 E. Cottonwood Ln., Casa Grande, AZ 85122 | Tel: 520.858.8880Apache Junction Office: 11518 E. Apache Trail, Ste. 109, Apache Junction, AZ 85120 | Tel: 480.373.2080

Southwestern Region (from to central Phoenix the West):Regional Office: 3221 N. 16th St #400, Phoenix, AZ 85016 | Tel: 602.264.1360Permanency Section: 5800 W. Glenn Dr. #150, Glendale, AZ 85301 | Tel: 623.500.1000Glendale Office: 5800 W. Glenn Dr., Glendale, AZ 85301 | Tel: 623.580.1000Peoria Office: 8990 W. Peoria Ave, 2nd Floor, Peoria, AZ 85345 | Tel: 602.771.0013Pinnacle Peak Office: 1925 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85027 | Tel: 623.500.5801Thunderbird Office: 13450 N. Black Canyon Hwy #170, Phoenix, AZ 85029 | Tel: 602.863.0799West 101 Office: 1860 N. 95th Ln, 2nd Floor, Phoenix, AZ 85037 | Tel: 602.774.9700Avondale Office: 965 E. Van Buren Street, Ste. 100, Avondale, AZ 85323 | Tel: 623.932.8000Yuma Office: 2550 S. 4th Ave., Yuma, AZ 85364 | Tel: 928.247.8200Parker Office: 1032 Hopi Ave., Parker, AZ 85344 | Tel: 928.699.8385

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ARIZONA DCS INVESTIGATIVE OFFICE LOCATIONS (CONT.)

Northern Region (Apache, Coconino, Mohave, Navajo and Yavapai Counties)Region Office: 1300 W. University, #100, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 St. Johns Office: 1200 W. Cleveland #2, St. Johns, AZ 85936 | Tel: Tel: 928.337.9150Winslow Office: 219 E. 3rd St., Winslow, AZ 86047 | Tel: 928.289.3312Show Low Office: 2500 E. Cooley St., Ste 410, Show Low, AZ 85901 | Tel: 928.532.4382Prescott Office: 1000 Ainsworth St., C-320, Prescott, AZ 86305 | Tel: 928.759.1900Prescott Valley Office: 3274 Bob Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 | Tel: 928.759.1845Cottonwood Office: 1500 E. Cherry St., Ste. B, Cottonwood, AZ 86326 | Tel: 928.649.6844 Flagstaff Office: 2705 N. 4th Ave., Flagstaff, AZ 86004 | Tel: 928.637.1900Bullhead City Office: 2601 Hwy 95, Bullhead City, AZ 86442 | Tel: 928.704.7776Lake Havasu: 228 London Bridge, Lake Havasu, AZ 86403 | Tel: 928.854.0315Kingman Office: 519 E. Beale, #150, Kingman, AZ 86401 | Tel: 928.753.5056Fredonia Office: 432 N. Main St., Box 555, Fredonia, AZ 86022Page Office: 1057 Vista Ave., Page, AZ 86040

Pima Region (Pima County)Alvernon Office: 1455 S. Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85711 | Tel: 520.872.9123Madera A Office: 2750 S. 4th Ave., Tucson, AZ 85713 | Tel: 520.741.2505Madera C Office: 2769 S. 4th Ave., Tucson, AZ 85713 | Tel: 520.209.4601South Country Club Office: 6363 S. Country Club, Ste. 151, Tucson, AZ 85706 | Tel: 520.740.1882East Broadway Office: 6840 E. Broadway Ave., Tucson, AZ 85710 | Tel: 520.209.3500Oracle Office (formerly Wetmore Office): 3550 N. Oracle Rd., Tucson, AZ 85705 | Tel: 520.887.7577

Southeast Region (Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee and Santa Cruz Counties)Bisbee Office: 209 Bisbee Rd., Bisbee, AZ 85602 | Tel: Tel: 520.432.5337Benson Office: 595 S. Dragoon St., Benson, AZ 85603 | Tel: 520.586.8359Douglas Office: 1140 F Ave., Douglas, AZ 85607 | Tel: 520.805.6573 Sierra Vista Office: 157 Coronado Dr., Ste. J, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 | Tel: 520.224.5984Globe Office: 605 S. 7th St., Globe, AZ 85501 | Tel: 928.425.3101 Payson Office: 100 N. Tonto St., Ste. 102, Payson, AZ 85541 | Tel: 928.468.9860Safford Office: 333 N. 8th Ave., Safford, AZ 85546 | Tel: 928.428.3000Nogales Office: 1843 N. State Dr., Nogales, AZ 85621 | Tel: 520.377.5900

FOSTER CARE AND ADOPTIONAddress: P.O. Box 6123, Site Code 940A, Phoenix, AZ 85005-6123Tel: 1.877.KIDS.NEEDU (1.877.543.7633) Email: [email protected]

Tucson Adoption Subsidy Program Tel: 520.885.8002 Counties: Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, Pima, Pinal

Phoenix Adoption Subsidy Program Tel: 602.771.6470 Counties: Apache, Coconino, La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Yavapai, Yuma

Melissa Ward, Permanency Policy Specialist Tel: 928.759.1904 | Email: [email protected]

Marcia Cannal-Jarvis, Adoption Liaison (Pima County and Southern Arizona) Tel: 520.209.4876 | Email: [email protected]

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FOSTER CARE AND ADOPTION (CONT.)

Corina Aguilar, Adoption Registry Specialist Tel: 602.774.5823 | Email: [email protected]

Julie O’Dell, Statewide Adoptions Manager Tel: 602.255.2623 | Email: [email protected]

Susetta (Sue) Schmelz, Adoption Policy SpecialistTel: 520.784.2569 | Email: [email protected]

PREVENTION AND FAMILY SUPPORT

Office of Prevention Email: [email protected]

Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T.Statewide Program CoordinatorsJeanine Diaz | Tel: 602.264.3376 x3319 | Email: [email protected] Hawkins | Tel: 602.264.3376 x3315 | Email: [email protected] Navarro | Tel: 520.281.1947 x249 | Email: [email protected]

Northern Region ProviderAntoinette Sablan | Tel: 928.774.9125 | Fax: 928.774.0697 | Email: [email protected]

Southeast Region Provider (Southeastern Arizona Behavioral Health Services, Inc.)Lenor Maldonado | Tel: 928.428.4550 | Fax: 520.586.6118 | Email: [email protected]: Serves Cochise, Graham, Greenlee and Gila Counties

Southwest, Central, Pima Regions Provider: Brenda Deuel | Tel: 602.685.6023 | Fax: 602.685.6060 | Email: [email protected]

YOUNG ADULT PROGRAM (Independent Living)

Statewide CoordinatorMegan Conrad | Tel: 602.255.2630 | Email: [email protected] | 3003 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85012

Apache, Coconino, Mohave, Navajo & Yavapai Independent Living Area CoordinatorJim Ayers | Tel: 928.649.6809 | Email: [email protected] | 1500 E. Cherry St. #B, Cottonwood, AZ 86326

Cochise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee & Santa Cruz Independent Living Area CoordinatorSharon Travis | Tel: 520.432.5613 | Email: [email protected] | 209 Bisbee Rd., Bisbee, AZ 85603

Maricopa County Independent Living Area CoordinatorMollie Linden | 602.771.7091 | Email: [email protected] | 3925 E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85040

Maricopa County Independent Living Area CoordinatorAnris Reeves | Tel: 602.771.7080 | Email: [email protected] | 3925 E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85040

Maricopa County Independent Living Area CoordinatorDebra Richards | Tel: 602.771.7077 | Email: [email protected] | 8990 W. Peoria Ave., 2nd Fl., Phoenix, AZ 85345

Maricopa County Independent Living Area CoordinatorMike Valles | Tel: 602.771.7050 | Email: [email protected] | 1860 N. 95th Lane, Ste. 200, Phoenix, AZ 85037

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YOUNG ADULT PROGRAM (cont.)

Pima County Independent Living Area CoordinatorAna Contreras | Tel: 520.209.4805 | Email: [email protected] | 1455 S. Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85711

Pima County Independent Living Area CoordinatorRose Diaz | Tel: 520.209.4806 | Email: [email protected] | 1455 S. Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85711

Yuma and La Paz Counties Independent Living Area CoordinatorMaria Estrada | Tel: 928.247.8688 | Email: [email protected] | 1185 S. Redondo Center Dr., Yuma, AZ 85365

NATIONAL YOUTH IN TRANSITION DATABASEEmail: [email protected]

HEALTHY FAMILIES ARIZONAArizona Statewide CoordinatorLatarrie Martin | Tel: 602.255.2667 | Email: [email protected]

AHCCCS Customer ServiceTel: 602.364.4558 / 1.800.867.5808 | Email: [email protected]

CMDP Behavioral Health UnitTel: 602.351.2245 / 1.800.201.1795 | Email: [email protected](Select your language, then option 3, then option 2)

Health Choice Integrated Care (Apache, Coconino, Gila, Mohave, Navajo & Yavapai Counties)Tel: 928.214.2370 / 1.800.640.2123 | Email: [email protected]

Cenpatico Integrated Care (Cochise, Graham, Greenlee, La Paz, Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz & Yuma Counties)Tel: 520.809.6432 / 1.844.365.3144 | Email: [email protected]

Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (Maricopa County & Pinal County Zip Codes 85120, 85140, 85143, 85220, 85240 & 85243)Tel: 480.751.8471 / 1.800.564.5465 | Email: [email protected]

United Healthcare Community Plan CRS (Statewide for Children with Qualifying CRS Medical Condition)Tel: 602.255.1692 / 1.800.348.4058 | Email: [email protected]

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Contact InformationARIZONA TRIBAL WELFARE PROGRAMS

COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBES OF THE COLORADO RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION OF ARIZONASocial Services12302 Kennedy Dr., Parker, AZ 85344Tel: 928.669.8187 | Fax: 928.669.3065Website: crit-nsn.gov

HOPI TRIBE OF ARIZONADepartment of Social Services - Hopi Guidance CenterP.O. Box 68, Second Mesa, AZ 86043Tel: 928.737.2685 | Fax: 928.737.2697Website: hopi-nsn.gov

HUALAPAI INDIAN TRIBE OF THE HUALAPAI INDIAN TRIBE RESERVATIONHuman ServicesP.O. Box 190,941 Hulapai Way, Peach Springs, AZ 86434Tel: 928.769.2216 / 888.769.2221 | Fax: 928.769.2343 Website: hualapai-nsn.gov

NAVAJO NATION OF ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO AND UTAHNavajo Children and Family ServicesP.O. Box 1930, Window Rock, AZ 86515Tel: 928.871.6806 | Fax: 928-871-7667Website: navajo-nsn.gov

PASCUA YAQUI TRIBE OF ARIZONAChildren’s Social Services4726 W. Calle Tetakusim, Tucson, AZ 85757Tel: 520.879.5060 | Fax: 520.879.6326Website: pascuayaqui-nsn.gov

SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA INDIAN COMMUNITY OF THE SALT RIVER RESERVATIONHealth & Human Services10005 E. Osborn Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85256Tel: 480.362.5500 Website: srpmic-nsn.gov

SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE OF THE SAN CARLOS RESERVATIONTribal Social ServicesP.O. Box O, San Carlos, AZ 85550Tel: 928.475.2313 | Fax: 928.475.2342Website: sancarlosapache.com

TOHONO O’ODHAM NATION OF ARIZONAP.O. Box 837, Sells, AZ 85634Website: tonation-nsn.gov

Health and Human Services Tel: 520.383.6000 | Fax: 520.383.3930Child Welfare Tel: 520.383.6100 | Fax: 520.383.5373

YAVAPAI-APACHE NATION OF THE CAMP VERDE INDIAN RESERVATIONHealth and Human Services – Social Services Department2400 W. Datsi St., Camp Verde, AZ 86322Tel: 928.649.7100 | Fax: 928.567.6832Website: yavapai-apache.org

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http://www.crit-nsn.gov

http://www.hopi-nsn.gov

http://www.hualapai-nsn.gov

http://www.navajo-nsn.gov

http://www.pascuayaqui-nsn.gov

http://www.srpmic-nsn.gov

http://www.sancarlosapache.com

http://www.tonation-nsn.gov

http://www.yavapai-apache.org

OTHER ORGANIZATIONS SPECIFICALLYAIDING NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE

A PLACE TO CALL HOME Mesa Office1830 S. Alma School Rd., Ste. 122, Mesa, AZ 85210Tel: 480.456.0549 / Emergency After Hours 480.244.7800 | Fax: 480.456.0553

Tucson Office1200 N. El Dorado Pl., Building C, Ste. 300, Tucson, AZ 85715Tel: 520.318.9906 / Emergency After Hours: 520.404.1598 | Fax: 520.881.9051

Email: [email protected] Website: tocallhome.com

A Place To Call Home recruits, trains, licenses and supports foster and adoptive placements, including kinship, medically fragile, developmental disabilities (DDD) and Tribal foster fare placements. Behavior specialists on staff complete individualized behavior treatment plans and they have a respite coordinator to assist families in scheduling respite care. A Place To Call Home also offers 24-hour telephone assistance.

ARIZONA SUNSHINE ANGELS3822 W. Helena Dr., Glendale, AZ 85308Tel: 602.391.3669 E-mail: [email protected]: sunshineangelsaz.com

Board President: Sandra Hurst

For more information, see the Sunshine Angels entry under Maricopa County

HUMAN RESOURCE TRAINING, INC.Phoenix1951 W. Camelback Rd., Ste. 450, Phoenix, AZ 85015 Tel: 602.433.1344 | Fax: 602.249.1570

Tempe2131 E. Broadway Rd., Ste. 14, Tempe, AZ 85282Tel: 480.967.6895 | Fax: 480.967.4986

Email: [email protected] Website: hrtaz.com

Areas outside of Maricopa County:Tel: 888.433.1344 | Email: [email protected]

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more information, see the Human Resource Training listing under Apache County.

INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS Mailing AddressP. O. Box 17749, Tucson, AZ 85731-7749Tel: 520.721.1887 | Fax: 520.721.0069Website: intermountaincenters.org

Administrative Office994 S. Harrison Rd., Tucson, AZ 85748Tel: 520.721.1887 | Fax: 520.344.8892

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http://www.tocallhome.com

http://www.sunshineangelsaz.com

http://www.hrtaz.com

http://www.intermountaincenters.org

OTHER ORGANIZATIONS SPECIFICALLYAIDING NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE

INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS (cont.)

Chino Valley Office2115 N. Hwy. 89, Chino Valley, AZ 86323Tel: 928.636.2881 | Fax: 928.636.6292

In-Home/Residential1020 S. Harrison Rd., Tucson, AZ 85748Tel: 520.721.1887 x7350 | Fax: 520.344.8591

Health Services5055 E. Broadway, C-104, Tucson, AZ 85711Tel: 520.623.9833Director: Racheal Long | Tel: 520.623.9833 x1628

Sells OfficeTohono Plaza Bldg. #4, Ste. 409, BIA State Rt. 19, Sells, AZ 85634Tel: 520.383.1791 | Fax: 520.383.1795Program Director: Kara Wiesmann, LBSW | Tel: 520.305.0393

Intermountain Academy1100 W. Fresno St., Tucson, AZ 85745Tel: 520.232.2900 Director: Kyle Lininger | Tel: 520.306.7581

President and Chief Executive Officer: Rose M. Lopez

For more information, see the Intermountain Centers entry under Pima County.

THREE PRECIOUS MIRACLESPhysical Address: 190 W. Pima St., Sacaton, AZ 85147Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2185, Sacaton, AZ 85147

Tel: 805.947.3040Email: [email protected] Website: threepreciousmiracles.com

President and Founder: Elisia Manuel

Three Precious Miracles helps provides basic needs to Native American children in foster care and grandparents raising grandchildren. They offer basic support to the children and family to help them get adjusted to their new environment when they have been removed from their home in a crisis situation. Additionally, Three Precious Miracles works with Tribal communities and volunteers throughout the valley in creating a resource facility of supplies for Native children. Some items they provide include clothing, diapers, shoes, blankets, toy, toiletries and cultural trainings. Specific services include care packages, culture awareness, culture sensitivity, mentorship and a support group.

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NATIONAL/STATEWIDE ORGANIZATIONS AIDING CHILDREN IN FOSTER CAREPrivate Agencies

ARIZONA ASSOCIATION FOR FOSTER AND ADOPTIVE PARENTS3110 E. Thunderbird Rd., Ste. 110, Phoenix, AZ 85032Tel: 602.884.1801 Website: azafap.org

Office Administrator: Kristi Sharp | [email protected]

AZAFAP is a non-profit, statewide organization that serves families who adopt children and provide foster and kinship care. Working in partnership with child welfare professionals and the community, AAFAP’s purpose is to support, ed-ucate, empower and provide a unified voice for Arizona’s foster and adoptive families with the goal of increasing the well-being and stability of Arizona’s most vulnerable children.

ARIZONA CENTER FOR AFTERSCHOOL EXCELLENCE77 E Weldon Ave. Suite 210, Phoenix, AZ 85012Tel: 602.734.5434E-mail: [email protected]: azafterschool.org/directory

Chief Executive Officer: Courtney C. Sullivan

This is a free website with a comprehensive, state-wide, bilingual searchable directory of 1,500 out-of-school time (OST)/afterschool/summer programs by location, services, ages of the youth served, and other criteria.

ARIZONA FRIENDS OF FOSTER CHILDREN FOUNDATION (AFFCF)360 E. Coronado Rd., Ste. 190, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.252.9445 | Fax: 623.487.3392Website: affcf.org

Executive Director: Kris Jacober

AFFCF is a local 501(c)(3) organization that provides children in foster care in Arizona with awards for social, athletic and educational opportunities that are not funded by the standard Department of Child Safety allowances or in any other way. AFFCF qualifies for the Arizona Qualifying Foster Care Charitable Organization tax credit; donations of up to $500 by individuals or $1,000 for married couples may be eligible for a dollar-for-dollar reduction in Arizona income tax liability.

General AwardsContact: Chris LeBlanc, Program Administrator | Tel: 602.252.9445 | Email: [email protected]

For a complete list of what AFFCF can consider funding, please visit: affcf.org/general-awards/general-award-guidelines/

To receive funding, all requests must go through AFFCF’s application process. Anyone can submit an application on behalf of a child in foster care. Visit affcf.org/apply to access the application. The application does ask for the contact information of the child’s DCS or Tribal caseworker, as we must verify the child’s current status as a ward of the court in foster care in Arizona. Applicants must also provide supporting documentation that displays exactly what is being requested and the exact cost of the request. Documentation can be a brochure, a flyer, an email from the provider or a screenshot from a web page.

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http://www.azafap.org

http://www.azafterschool.org/directory

https://www.affcf.org

https://www.affcf.org/general-awards/general-awad-guidelines/


AFFCF (cont.)

Keys to SuccessContact: Diane Daily, Program Director | Tel: 919.413.3468 | Email: [email protected]

AFFCF’s Keys to Success (K2S) program helps youth aging out of the Arizona foster care system receive career planning, education and employment development services they need to achieve personal and financial stability. K2S currently operates in Maricopa County only and works with a variety of other organizations to provide youth the resources they need to attain independence. For more information, visit affcf.org/keys.

Post-Secondary ScholarshipsContact: Erika Klotz, Post-Secondary Program Manager | Tel: 602.775.5786 | Email: [email protected]

AFFCF’s Post-Secondary Scholarship program funds tuition and fees for young people who age out of foster care and wish to attend college, university or vocational education program. To see eligibility guidelines and how to apply, visit affcf.org/scholarships.

The Bobby Edd Penson FundContact: Erika Klotz, Post-Secondary Program Manager | Tel: 602.775.5786 | Email: [email protected]

The Penson Fund is designed to help young men and women who have aged out of foster care overcome emergency expenses that derail their education. These funds are not intended to be used for long-term, ongoing expenses. Awards are limited to two requests per quarter. For eligibility and guidelines, please go to affcf.org/penson.

ARIZONA HELPING HANDS 3110 E. Thunderbird Rd., Ste. 100, Phoenix, AZ 85032Tel: 480.889.0604 | Fax: 480.794.1015Website: azhelpinghands.org

President and CEO: Dan Shufelt

Arizona Helping Hands’ mission statement is to support foster and indigent families at times of crisis or need by providing to them basic essentials such as bedding, clothes, personal effects, holiday and special occasion toys, school supplies and emergency assistance. AHH also acts as a resource helping to connect families to other community-based services including foster care enrichment and support providers. AHH programs include (NOTE: in all cases, supplies are limited):

• Birthday Dreams – personalized birthday gifts for children ages 1 to 12 that are wrapped and decorated by volunteers, and include a toy, a book and sometimes a bicycle. Any foster parent with a Notice to Provider from DCS can fill out an Basic Needs – provides twin beds, cribs, clothing, diapers, high chairs, books and other items for foster families in need

• Holiday Toy Drive – provides new toys for foster families and nonprofit organizations to make the holidays special for boys and girls in foster care

• Back to School – provides backpacks filled with school supplies to children in foster care• Dream Kits – includes personal care items such as shampoo, body wash, soap, toothbrush and other items

for children coming into foster care.

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ARIZONANS FOR CHILDREN, INC. 2435 E. La Jolla Drive, Tempe, AZ 85282Tel: 480.838.0085 Website: arizonansforchildren.org

President: Kaye McCarthy Arizonans for Children serves foster children and children in equivalent care with Indian tribes. Most services are rendered for large groups of children at one time; there is no formal application process. AFC works primarily in Maricopa County, but will help children from other counties from time to time. All services are free; AFC is funded through grants and private donors.

AZ FOSTER YOUTH 411Tel: 866.999.6384Website: fosteryouth411.org

Foster Youth 411 is a website designed for youth and young adults who need resources and information to facilitate immediate survival and long-term success. It provides information and access to various services including shelter, counseling, help for parenting or pregnant youth, legal information (obtaining vital documents), education/employment assistance, financial information, support groups (for substance abuse, foster youth and more) transportation and food, as well as inexpensive recreational and social activities. The site also provides hotline numbers for emergency access to food, shelter, suicide prevention and domestic violence [including date violence and sexual assault] resources.

BRIDGING SUCCESS - ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY (ASU)411 N. Central Ave., Ste. 780, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.496.0054Email: [email protected] Website: students.asu.edu/foster-youth

Program Coordinator: Justine Cheung

The Bridging Success program connects foster youth to ASU and supports them until they graduate with a college degree from the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe or West campuses. Bridging Success can help former foster youth complete their college applications, provide resources for filling out the FAFSA and identify scholarship opportunities. Once admitted to ASU the Bridging Success team provides personal coaching to help you navigate personal and academic challenges, workshops to enhance your learning and build professional skills and connections to on and off-campus resources.

BRIDGING SUCCESS - MARICOPA COMMUNITY COLLEGESTel: 480.731.8093Email: [email protected] Website: my.maricopa.edu/support/foster-youth

Program Coordinator: Sam Garman

The Bridging Success program at Maricopa Community Colleges focuses on three areas for former foster youth: retention, degree completion and transfer. Students supported by the Bridging Success Initiative will have access to the many resources of the Maricopa Community Colleges including tutoring, academic counseling, career planning, skill development as well as additional support they may need. At each college there are staff and faculty who have received training about the potential challenges a youth aging out of care may face. These staff and faculty are committed to helping students take the next step in their education and advocating for their success.

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http://www.arizonansforchildren.org

http://www.fosteryouth411.org

http://www.students.asu.edu/foster-youth

http://www.my.maricopa.edu/support/foster-youth


CENTRAL ARIZONA KINSHIP CARE COALITIONTel: 888.737.7494 (NOTE: This is the same number for Arizona Kinship Support Services Statewide Caregiver Resource Line) Email: [email protected] Website: azkincare.org

Central Arizona Kinship Care Coalition is a coalition of other organizations concerned with kinship care issues and puts kinship caregivers in contact with resources for education, employment, housing, respite, respite vouchers, financial and legal services and other benefits.

Monthly MeetingsSecond Monday of every month (except July) | 12PM – 2PM

Family Involvement Center | 5333 N. 7th St., A-100, Phoenix, AZ 85014 | Tel: 602.4124095

DUET10000 N. 31st St., Ste. D200, Phoenix, AZ 86040Tel: 602.274.5022Website: duetaz.org

Duet guides grandparents (and relatives “kin”) with tools and resources to thrive and keep the family together. Programs and services offered by Duet include support groups, educational workshops, social activities for families, benefit and legal guidance, respite assistance and resource informational and referral.

FOSTERCARE ALUMNI OF AMERICA5810 Kingstowne Center Drive, Ste. 120-730, Alexandria VA 22315Tel: 918.862.2586 Email: [email protected] Website: fostercarealumni.org

Arizona Chapter Contact: Eshawn Peterson | 480.987.4940 Email: [email protected]

FosterCare Alumni of America’s mission is to ensure a high quality of life for those in and from foster care through the collective voice of alumni. FCAA chapters around the country plan alumni reunions, “family” barbeques or holiday events to claim family traditions as their own. FCAA also organizes foster walks around the country to draw attention to the issues facing current and former foster youth and to raise funds for FCAA. FCAA’s National Foster Care Youth and Alumni Policy Council provides relevant and timely information on policies and practices that affect children and families throughout the country, including commenting on legislation and policies that impact youth in foster care; proposing recommendations to improve the lives of youth; and monitoring and measuring the effectiveness of programs and policies. Some of the issues that have been addressed by FCAA’s National Foster Care Youth and Alumni Policy Council include aging out, higher education, mental health, normalcy and vulnerability. FCAA also provides foster care alumni speakers from its national network of alumni experts across the country; FCAA’s Foster Sharing training helps participants to identify opportunities in a safe, effective, and strategic way; understand how to maximize their credibility; and practice developing and delivering their personal story. The “resources” tab on FCAA’s website provides access to studies and other documentation that support FCAA’s positions.

FOSTER CARE TO SUCCESS23811 Chagrin Blvd.,Ste. 210, Cleveland, OH 44122Tel: 571.203.0270 | Fax: 855.773.8299E-mail: [email protected] Website: fc2success.org

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FOSTER CARE TO SUCCESS (cont.)Foster Care to Success is the oldest and largest national nonprofit organization working solely with college bound foster youth. The group helps navigate the tricky waters of academia, understand the importance of personal fiscal responsibility, determine achievable career goals and create networks of friendship and support.

NOTE: FC2S runs several college scholarship programs that are not available in Arizona. Check their website to learn more.

FOSTERCLUBHeadquarters620 S. Holladay Dr. #1, Seaside, OR 97138Tel: 503.717.1552 | Fax: 503.717.1702E-mail: [email protected]

Washington, D.C. Office718 7th St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20001Tel: 202.681.5420

Website: fosterclub.com

Founder/Executive Director: Celeste Bodner

FosterClub connects young people from foster care with unique tools and programs, and engages young people to transform life for themselves, their peers, and to ultimately improve the child welfare system. The national organization delivers services and programs in these key areas: developing young leaders, training (for youth and for foster parents), outreach, public policy and public awareness.

FOSTERING ADVOCATES ARIZONA3030 N. 3rd St., Ste. 650, Phoenix, AZ 85012 Tel: 602.266.0707 x211Website: fosteringadvocatesarizona.org

Established by the Children’s Action Alliance, Fostering Advocates Arizona strives to make a difference for young adults transitioning out of foster care. Their work centers around five priorities: 1) involve young adults, 2) build partnerships and resources, 3) investigate, communication and evaluate, 4) inspire good public policy and 5) drive opportunities for financial success.

The Fostering Advocates Arizona website offers a wealth of resources for independent living services, transitional independent living programs, education and employment, financial literacy, housing, obtaining vital documents, advocacy and support and other resources.

FOSTERING SUCCESS - THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONAStudent Union Memorial Center, Room 404, 1303 E. University Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85721Tel: 520.626.5710 | Fax: 520.621.3799Email: [email protected] Website: fosteringsuccess.arizona.edu

Fostering Success is a community on campus to support UA students that have experienced the foster care system, are struggling with homelessness or lack a natural support system. The support structure of peer-to-peer mentorship with professional support staff available for consultation and referrals, and the commitment to evolving based on the needs of participants provides a unique space for UA students to overcome their individual barriers and gain the confidence to know they will be successful adults.

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http://www.fosterclub.com

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HOPE AND A FUTURE, INC. Physical address 909 W. McDowell Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85007-1729

Mailing addressP.O. Box 61172, Phoenix, AZ 85082Tel: 602.258.5860

Email: [email protected]: azhope.com

President: Michael Brewer

Hope and a Future is an Arizona 501(c)(3) nonprofit Christian organization that provides the following services to children in foster care: Royal Family Kids Camp, Teen Reach Adventure Camp, Life 360, John S. Brewer Memorial Scholarship Fund and the Annual Christmas Celebration.

OCJ KIDS (OPPORTUNITY, COMMUNITY AND JUSTICE [FOR] KIDS)Physical Address 21630 N. 9th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85027

Mailing Address524 W. Westcott Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85027Tel: 602.439.2171 E-mail: [email protected]: ocjkids.org

Contact: Shevaun Sullivan | Email: [email protected]

OCJ Kids’ mission is to equip foster and at-risk children and youth by providing them tools, resources, and positive role models to succeed and excel in every area of life. OCJ Kids serves children in foster across the state, focusing primarily (but not exclusively) on foster children in group homes. In Maricopa County and in other counties with group homes, OCJ Kids sends volunteer mentors to the home.

STREETLIGHTUSAP.O. Box 6178, Peoria, AZ 85385Tel: 623.435.0900E-mail: [email protected] Website: streetlightusa.org

Chief Executive Officer: Skye Steele

Founded by a network of 60 churches in 2009, StreetLightUSA is the national leader in providing care and healing to victims of child sex trafficking and sexual trauma. Most girls are placed through the state; there are only a few private placements. Girls are placed from across the country, but most are from Arizona. Services include:

• Therapeutic residential care• Specialized trauma care• Therapeutic activities • Crisis intervention and stabilization• Mentoring • Onsite tutoring and career planning• Awareness program • Prevention program

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YEAR UP ARIZONA1245 E. Buckeye Road, Room # A166, Phoenix, AZ 85034Tel: 480.376.0898Email: [email protected]: yearup.org

Executive Director - Arizona: Kim Owens

Year Up offers a free, one-year program that includes: six months professional training in IT, finance or customer service; a six-month corporate internship with a respected company; up to 24 college credits; a weekly educational stipend throughout the program; and guidance and support from a staff advisor and mentor who is an experienced professional. For the first six months of the program, students develop technical and professional skills in the classroom. Students then apply those skills during the second six months on an internship at one of Year Up’s corporate partners.

Eligibility requirements:• 18-24 years old• High school graduate or GED recipient• Of low to moderate income; • A U.S. Citizen, permanent resident or have an employment authorization card• Available five days a week (Monday - Friday) for the full year of the program • Highly motivated to learn new technical and professional skills

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NATIONAL/STATEWIDE ORGANIZATIONS AIDING CHILDREN IN FOSTER CAREAdvocacy Organizations

ARIZONA GRANDPARENT AMBASSADORS7932 E. Jennifer Anne Drive, Tucson AZ 85730 Email: [email protected]: azag.org

Central Arizona Contact: Phoenix, Tempe, Chandler, Mesa, Apache Junction and surrounding [email protected]

Southern Arizona Contact: Tucson, Green Valley, Nogales, Sierra Vista, Yuma and surrounding areasTel: 520.312.8067 | Email: [email protected]

Arizona Grandparent Ambassadors hosts an annual statewide advocacy summit for grandfamilies and other kinship families. Summits include sharing stories, resources and developing advocacy skills. They also host regional meetings and advocacy training and keep members informed of opportunities to be heard at the Arizona Legislature.

CHILDREN’S ACTION ALLIANCEPhoenix Office3030 N. 3rd St. #650, Phoenix, AZ 85012 Tel: 602.266.0707 | Fax: 602.263.8792

Tucson Office738 N. 5th Ave. #220, Tucson, AZ 85705Tel: 520.329.4930

E-mail: [email protected] Website: azchildren.org

President and CEO: Siman Qaasim

Children’s Action Alliance lobbies the government at both federal and state levels on issues of concern for children in general – especially low-income children. They produce briefing sheets and talking point lists for politicians and others, as well as conducts research and collects others’ research to support its positions. Children’s Action Alliance is part of a national initiative, KIDS COUNT, to collect data and publish statistical reports on the condition of children.

While Children’s Action Alliance does not provide goods or services itself, they do provide a referral system to various resources on their website at: azchildren.org/need-help

CHILDREN’S RIGHTS88 Pine St #800, New York, NY 10005Tel: 212.683.2210 / 888.283.2210 | Fax: 212.683.4015Email: [email protected] Website: childrensrights.org

Executive Director: Sandy Santana

Children’s Rights uses the law to hold governments accountable and to defend kids when foster care systems fail. Children’s Rights began as a project of the New York Civil Liberties Union and later, the American Civil Liberties Union. In 1995, they became an independent nonprofit organization. The Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest is local counsel for Children’s rights in this litigation.

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NATIONAL/STATEWIDE ORGANIZATIONS AIDING CHILDREN IN FOSTER CAREAdvocacy Organizations

PREVENT CHILD ABUSE ARIZONAP.O. Box 26495, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312 Tel: 928.445.5038 / 602.255.5540 / 877.820.9222 | Fax: 928.778.5300 E-mail: [email protected] Website: pcaaz.org

Executive Director: Rebecca “Becky” Ruffner | [email protected]

Prevent Child Abuse Arizona is shifting the public conversation about child maltreatment so that prevention is the priority. PCA Arizona provides training, parenting education and prevention services to families, foster parents, child welfare professionals, social service providers, links to law enforcement, court personnel and the public.

PROTECTING ARIZONA’S FAMILY COALITION77 E. Columbus Ave., Ste. 202, Phoenix, AZ 85012Tel: 602.550.1338 E-mail: [email protected] Website: pafcoalition.org

Executive Director: Shannon Schell

Protecting Arizona’s Family Coalition is a coalition of health and human service groups throughout Arizona. While prohibited as a nonprofit from endorsing candidates, it focuses on voter registration, voter education and voter participation. PAFCO itself does not provide services

WILDFIRE (formerly Arizona Community Action Association)2700 E. Palm Ln., Suite 315, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.604.0640 | Fax: 602.604.0644Email: [email protected]: wildfireaz.org

Executive Director: Cynthia Zwick

Formerly known as Arizona Community Action Association, Wildfire is a growing movement to end poverty. The group advocates for fair practices, collaborates on policy issues and supports community action initiatives. Beyond easing the effects of poverty, Wildfire’s efforts aim to ignite lasting change: to stop poverty before it starts.

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STATEWIDE PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

ARIZONA COUNCIL OF HUMAN SERVICE PROVIDERS2100 N. Central Ave., Suite 225, Phoenix AZ 85004Tel: 602.252.9363 | Fax: 602.252.8664Website: azcouncil.com

President and CEO: Emily Jenkins

The Arizona Council of Human Service Providers is a trade association representing the interest of behavioral health, substance abuse, child welfare and juvenile justice service agencies. Their mission is to support the work of their member organizations to improve the lives of Arizona’s diverse populations.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS (Arizona Chapter)1050 E. Southern Ave., Ste. 1, Tempe, AZ 85282Tel: 480.968.4595E-mail: [email protected] Website: naswaz.com

The Arizona Chapter of National Association of Social Workers is the largest professional association of social workers in Arizona. The Arizona Chapter is divided into four geographically-defined branches:

• Branch 1 - Gila, La Paz, Maricopa, Pinal and Yuma counties • Branch 2 - Cochise, Graham, Greenlee, Pima and Santa Cruz counties• Branch 3 - Apache, Coconino, Mohave and Navajo counties, plus the towns of Payson, Sedona and Cottonwood• Branch 4 - West Yavapai County (Prescott and its surrounding area)

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSApache County

APACHE COUNTY FRIENDS OF CASA470 S. Mountain Ave., Ste. 101, Springerville, AZ 85398Tel: 928.333.5988Website: acfriendsofcasa.com

President: Jackielyn Harrington | Tel: 928.245.0495 | Email: [email protected]

The Apache County Friends of CASA is a nonprofit organization focused on making the world a better place for foster children in Apache County. They provide school clothes and supplies or Christmas gifts to children in foster care.

ARIZONA’S CHILDREN ASSOCIATIONPhoenix Corporate Office 3636 N. Central Ave., Ste. 200, Phoenix, AZ 85012

Tucson Corporate Office3716 E. Columbia St., Tucson, AZ 85714Website: arizonaschildren.org

Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Apache County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthCliff Binkley | Tel: 928.527.1000 | Email: [email protected]

Family Education and Support ServicesPaula Joseph | Tel: 602.371.1376 | Email: [email protected]

Family Preservation and ReunificationTel: 602.253.1620

Foster Care and AdoptionLarri Lyn Stell | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected] Delafield | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected]

Young Adult ServicesInformation/Referral Line Tel: 480.247.1413 | Email: [email protected]

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA (PART OF AZPAC)6049 E. Hwy 90, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635Tel: 520.458.4203 | Fax: 520.459.1285Website: ccs-soaz.org

Executive Director: Yolanda Greene, MBA | [email protected]

As part of the Arizona Partnership for Children, Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona recruits and prepares families to welcome children into their homes and care for them. They offer ongoing supportive services to enhance the foster family experience, as well as medically complex training for families wishing to foster infants/children who need a higher level of care. The greatest need is for foster families who will care for sibling groups and children age 4 and older – especially teens. They also work with non-relative and relative foster homes.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONS

HUMAN RESOURCE TRAINING, INC. 1951 W. Camelback Rd., Ste. 450, Phoenix, AZ 85015 Email: [email protected] Website: hrtaz.com

Areas outside of Maricopa County:Tel: 888.KID.4HRT (888.543.4478) x704 / 888.433.1344

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Human Resource Training provides foster care and adoption services as well as in-home family support services including family preservation, parent aide and reunification. HRT ongoing support includes: 24 hours on-call support personnel, respite, advocacy, and attendance at DCS case staffings and CFT with the foster parents. Children with Tribal affiliation are served in HRT homes in similar ways as other program participants. HRT serves individuals from sovereign tribes throughout Arizona, including the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, Navajo, Gila River, White Mountain Apache and the Hopi Tribe. HRT’S behavioral health foster care program (HCTC – Home Care to Home Care Clients) is supervised by degreed professionals that have over 30 years of experience in foster care and behavioral health. A slightly higher reimbursement rate is offered to providers serving Tribal Youth, Developmental Disabilities and Therapeutic Care to account for the therapeutic outcome expectations. HRT believes its foster parents to be an integral part in the continuum of care and refers to its program as a Family of Families.

INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS 2115 N. Hwy. 89 (P.O. Box 3509), Chino Valley, AZ 86323Tel: 928.636.2881 | Fax: 928.636.6292Website: intermountaincenters.org

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see Intermountain Centers listing under Pima County.

PATHWAYS2323 E. Greenlaw Ln., Ste. 10-B, Flagstaff, AZ 86004Tel: 928.226.1097 Website: pathwaysofaz.com

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency in this county. Pathways is a foster care licensing agency, both at the DCS and HCTC (therapeutic) level. Families receive ongoing round the clock support.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSCochise County



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster fami-lies in this county. Services offered in Cochise County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthJennifer VandeWeg | Tel: 520.224.9100 | Email: [email protected]


Family Preservation and ReunificationTel: 602.253.1620 Samantha Healy | Tel: 520.327.7122 | Email: [email protected]

Foster Care and AdoptionJill Green | Tel: 520.224.9108 | Email: [email protected]


ARIZONA KINSHIP SUPPORT SERVICES/KARE 400 W. Fry Blvd., Ste. 11, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635Tel: 520.458.2131 x1821 / Statewide Caregiver Resource Line: 888.737.7494Website: arizonakinship.org

The Arizona Kinship Coalition works to increase the safety, permanency and well-being of children in kinship care.

ARIZONA PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN 2025 N. 3rd St., Ste. 250, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.238.7138 | Fax: 602.285.0311

Satellite office: 2220 S. Country Club, Ste. 108, Mesa, AZ 85210Tel: 480.388.3292

Website: azpartnershipforchildren.org

Cochise County Contact (Catholic Social Service in SE Arizona): Tel. 520.458.4203 x107

Arizona Partnership for Children is a limited liability partnership formed by Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona, Catholic Social Service of Central and Northern Arizona (now Catholic Charities) and Devereux Arizona. The organization delivers services through the partner agencies for DCS and First Things First.

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This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county.

CHRISTIAN FAMILY CARE Phoenix Office 2346 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.234.1935/800.939.5432 | Fax: 602.234.0022

Tucson Office6063 E. Grant Rd., Tucson, AZ 85712Tel: 520.296.8255 | Fax: 520.296.8773

Website: cfcare.org


COCHISE CONNECTIONS1071 N. Grand Ave., Ste. 122, Nogales, AZ 85621Tel: 520.461.4880Website: cochiseconnections.org Resource Guide: drive.google.com/file/d/0B3LLA9qjBdIHVkxFZjFxaFVaNlE/view

Cochise Connections is a free electronic resource guide that connects people, events, services and organizations to resources in Cochise County.

COCHISE COUNTY COUNCIL FOR CASA, INC. P.O. Box 4013Sierra Vista, AZ 85636Tel: 520.266.0023

President: Debby DeRosa | Email: [email protected]

The Cochise County Council for CASA is a nonprofit organization focused on supporting the local CASA program. They provide financial support for both the CASA volunteers and directly to children in foster care including tutoring, beds, clothing, apartment set-ups, outings and gas for CASAs. The court’s CASA coordinator, Abby Dodge (Tel: 520.432.7521 | [email protected]) is brings requests to the CASA support council. The Council meets at 7 a.m. the third Wednesday of each month.

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COMMUNITY PROVIDER OF ENRICHMENT SERVICES, INC.Southeastern AZ Office324 S. Ocotillo Ave., Benson, AZ 85602Tel: 520.720.6122 / 800.397.5493 | Fax: 520.720.6236Email: [email protected]: cpes.com/arizona

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more detail, see entry for Community Provider of Enrichment Services, Inc. under Maricopa County.

GAP MINISTRIES2861 N. Flowing Wells, Ste. 161, Tucson, AZ 85705Tel: 520.877.8077E-mail: [email protected] Website: gapmin.com

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see the entry below for GAP Ministries under Pima County.

LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE SOUTHWESTPhoenix Office2502 E. University Dr., Ste. 125, Phoenix, AZ 85034Tel: 480.396.3795 / 844.891.2168

Tucson Office1231 N. Norris Ave., Tucson, AZ 85719Tel: 520.748.2300 / 844.891.2168

Email: [email protected] Website: lss-sw.org

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more detail, see entry for Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest under Maricopa County.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSCoconino County

ARIZONA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES & FAMILY MINISTRIES 424 S. Beaver St., Flagstaff, AZ 86001Tel: 928.606.0623Website: abcs.org

Statewide Fostercare Director Andrea Stuart | Tel: 520.795.7541 | Email: [email protected]

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see Arizona Baptist Children’s Services & Family Ministries under Maricopa County.



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Coconino County include:



Foster Care and AdoptionLarri Lyn Stell | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected] Delafield | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected]


ARIZONA PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN2025 N. 3rd St., Ste. 250, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.238.7138 | Fax: 602.285.0311

Satellite office2220 S. Country Club, Ste. 108, Mesa, AZ 85210Tel: 480.388.3292


Coconino County Contact (Catholic Charities): Tel: 928.774.9125 ext. 53008


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CATHOLIC CHARITIES COMMUNITY SERVICE4747 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85013Tel: 602.285.1999Email: [email protected] Website: catholiccharitiesaz.org

Contact: Sally Gramke | Tel: 602.943.3843 | Email: [email protected]

Catholic Charities actively recruits and licenses families and single adults who are willing to open their hearts and homes to children in Arizona’s Department of Child Safety. They supervise care and support foster families to assure the needs of foster children and our families are met and welcome families from diverse cultural, ethnic, social and religious backgrounds.

CHRISTIAN FAMILY CARE Phoenix Office 2346 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.234.1935 / 800.939.5432 | Fax: 602.234.0022

Tucson Office6063 E. Grant Rd., Tucson, AZ 85712Tel: 520.296.8255 | Fax: 520.296.8773

Website: cfcare.org

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see the Christian Family Care listing under Maricopa County.

COCONINO CASA FOR KIDS, INC.330 Elden Lookout Road.Flagstaff, AZ 86001Email: [email protected]: coconinoCASAforKids.org

Contact: Becky Lewis | Tel: 928.566.9353 / 928.699.7316 | Email: [email protected]

Coconino CASA for Kids is the CASA Support Council for Coconino County. They make grants through an online application process via their website to support the work of CASA volunteers.

COMMUNITY PROVIDER OF ENRICHMENT SERVICES, INC.Northern AZ Regional Office516 N. Humphreys St., Flagstaff, AZ 86001Tel: 928.214.0991 | Fax: 928.214.0992

Behavioral Health Services419 N. San Francisco, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Tel: 928.213.8263 | Fax: 928.213.8265

Website: cpes.com/arizona

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more detail, see entry listing under Maricopa County.

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C.U.D.D.L.E. OUTREACHP.O. Box 3022, Page, AZ 86040Tel: 928.645.2944 | Fax: 928.645.2293E-mail: [email protected] Website: cuddleoutreach.org

Founder and Director: Linda Dodds

C.U.D.D.L.E. is an all-volunteer organization that exists to comfort and provide quality emergency supplies for children in crisis, to prevent the cycle of abuse by showing children how to focus their talents and strengths, allowing them success in their future.

HUMAN RESOURCE TRAINING, INC.1951 W. Camelback Rd., Ste. 450, Phoenix, AZ 85015 Email: [email protected] Website: hrtaz.com



INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS 345 S. River Run Rd., Ste. 200, Flagstaff, AZ 86001Tel: 928.522.3324Website: intermountaincenters.org

Director: Rebecca Watson






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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSGila County



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Gila County include:



Foster Care and AdoptionKaren Hagert | Tel: 480.474.2263 | Email: [email protected]






COMMUNITY PROVIDER OF ENRICHMENT SERVICES, INC.Payson Office408 W. Main St., Unit 2, Payson, AZ 85541Tel: 928.474.2028


This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more detail, see entry listing under Maricopa County.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSGila County

INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS Corporate Office994 S. Harrison, Tucson, AZ 85748Tel: 520.721.1887Website: intermountaincenters.org







This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency in this county. Pathways is a foster care licensing agency, both at the DES and HCTC (therapeutic) level. Families receive ongoing round the clock support.

RIM COUNTRY ARIZONANS FOR CHILDRENPhysical Address1105 N. Easy St., Payson, AZ 85541-3814

Mailing AddressP.O. Box 2711, Payson, AZ 85547

Contact: Pat Johnson | Tel: 928.978.5610 | Email: [email protected]

This is the only CASA Support Council in Gila County. Rim Country Arizonans for Children helps any children in foster care in northern Gila County (i.e., in the Payson area, but not in the Globe area). They coordinate a radio-thon to raise money each year. They bought loaner car seats for CASAs. They can give winter coats, tutoring, bikes, etc. and they seldom turn a request down.

NOTE: Friends of CASA (the former CASA support council in Payson) no longer exists and has turned over its assets to Rim Country Arizonans for Children. The Globe-area CASA support council called “Gila Council for Kids” is also apparently now defunct.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSGraham County



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Graham County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthTraci Grabb | Tel: 520.622.7611 | Email: [email protected]



Foster Care and AdoptionAngy Andazola | Tel: 520.456.5195 | Email: [email protected]






CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA (PART OF AZPAC)6049 E. Hwy 90, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635Tel: 520.458.4203 / 520.876.0047 x 102 | Fax: 520.459.1285Website: ccs-soaz.org

Executive Director: Yolanda Greene, MBA | Email: [email protected]

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see listing under Apache County.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSGreenlee County



Toll-Free: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Graham County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthTraci Grabb | Tel: 520.622.7611 | Email: [email protected]


Family Preservation and ReunificationTel: 602.253.1620Samantha Healy | Tel: 520.327.7122 | Email: [email protected]

Foster Care and AdoptionAngy Andazola | Tel: 520.456.5195 | Email: [email protected]






CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA (PART OF AZPAC)6049 E. Hwy 90, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635Tel: 520.458.4203 / 520.876.0047 x 102 | Fax: 520.459.1285Website: ccs-soaz.org

Executive Director: Yolanda Greene, MBA | Email: [email protected]

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see listing under Pima County.

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Toll-Free: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in La Paz County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthSal Aquino | Tel: 928.344.8800 | Email: [email protected]

Family Education and Support ServicesPaula Joseph | Tel: 602.371.1376 | Email: [email protected] Fischer | Tel: 928.680.4458 | Email: [email protected]


Foster Care and AdoptionTeresa Elizalde | Tel: 520.456.5195 | Email: [email protected]


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A NEW LEAF 868 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85203Tel: 480.969.4024 / Foster Care Line: 480.733.3053E-mail: [email protected] Website: turnanewleaf.org

Chief Executive Officer: Michael Hughes

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. A New Leaf provides training and licensing for foster and adoptive placements. It also matches experienced people interested in becoming licensed, therapeutic foster parents and/or respite providers. Children range from infancy to 18 years of age with high levels of behavioral, emotional and psychiatric needs. Their Therapeutic Foster Care program strives to provide children and adolescents with the opportunity to live in a nurturing and stable environment with a family-like structure and prevent at-risk youth and adolescents from escalating to higher levels of care.

A PLACE TO CALL HOME 1830 S. Alma School Rd., Ste. 122, Mesa, AZ 85210Tel: 480.456.0549 / Emergency After Hours: 480.244.7800 | Fax: 480.456.0553Email: [email protected] Website: tocallhome.com

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. A Place To Call Home recruits, trains, licenses and supports foster and adoptive placements, including kinship, medically fragile, developmental disabilities (DDD) and Tribal foster fare placements. Behavior specialists on staff complete individualized behavior treatment plans and they have a respite coordinator to assist families in scheduling respite care. A Place To Call Home also offers 24-hour telephone assistance.

AGAPE ADOPTION AGENCY OF ARIZONA, INC.4302 E. Broadway Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85040Tel: 480.272.7994 | Fax: 480.323.2064Website: agapeaz.org

Founders: Douglas and Leslie Reprogle

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Agape recruits, trains and licenses foster and adoptive families. Agape provides kinship caregivers with important information about the advantages and disadvantages of becoming licensed to care for the children in their homes. Agape has collaborated and received advanced training and grant support from the National Network of Adoption Advocacy Programs, a collaborative partnership dedicated to supporting and enhancing the effectiveness adoption programs and developing programs in diverse cultural communities which use the One Church, One Child concept. Agape is affiliated with the Arizona State University School of Social Work Field Education Office and provides social work internship opportunities for up-and-coming professionals.

AID TO ADOPTION OF SPECIAL KIDS (AASK)Main Office2320 N. 20th St., Phoenix, AZ 85006Tel: 602.254.2275 | Fax: 602.212.2564Email: [email protected]: aask-az.org

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AASK (cont.)How to Help a Child (Information on becoming a foster/adoptive parent)Tel: 602.930.4900 West Valley Office15396 N. 83rd Ave., Ste. A100, Peoria, AZ 85382

East Valley Office175 E. Corporate Pl., Chandler, Arizona 85225

Chief Executive Officer: Ron Adelson

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. AASK initially provided foster care/adoption support to children with special needs and still does, but now also supports all children in the Arizona foster care system. AASK primarily provides serves Maricopa and Pinal Counties.

ALWAYS: ARIZONA LEGAL WOMEN AND YOUTH SERVICESMailing address (physical address is confidential):24 W. Camelback Rd., Suite #A335, Phoenix, AZ 85013 Tel: 602.248.7055Website: alwaysaz.org

Co-Founder: January Contreras, JD

ALWAYS provides free legal services in Maricopa County to young adults up to age 24 who are impacted by homelessness, sex trafficking, and/or abuse. If a youth is under 24 and living in a shelter, transitional living, a group home, or is couch surfing, ALWAYS may be able to help. ALWAYS assists qualified young women and men with legal services in areas including: orders of protection; cleaning-up past criminal history in Arizona; obtaining a good cause exception from the Arizona Board of Fingerprinting; immigration (including visas for victims of trafficking and other crimes) and family law. Note, however, that ALWAYS does not represent clients in matters involving pending criminal charges and/or dependency or severance actions brought by DCS. The ALWAYS service delivery model relies on in-house full-time and part-time legal staff and pro bono attorneys. Applicants must complete an on-line form on the ALWAYS website.

ARIZONA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES & FAMILY MINISTRIES 1717 W. Northern Ave. #112, Phoenix, AZ 85021Tel: 602.346.2382 / 800.678.0648Website: abcs.org

Statewide Fostercare Director Andrea Stuart | Tel: 520.795.7541 | Email: [email protected]

Maricopa County Contact Debbie Bayes | Tel: 602.346.2311

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Arizona Baptist Children’s Services and Family Ministries provides foster care/adoption licensing services for Christian families within its ministry in Maricopa, Pima and Yuma counties, and also around Prescott and Flagstaff. They are a member of the No Child Waiting Coalition, which promotes care of foster children in Arizona and orphans overseas. ABCS views foster care as a mission and its foster families as missionaries. ABCS also encourages and facilitates the trading and exchange of beds, cribs and other items between its member families.

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Website: arizonaschildren.org

Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Maricopa County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthJason Jonker | Tel: 623.414.4325 | Email: [email protected]


Family Preservation and ReunificationTel: 602.253.1620Samantha Healy | Tel: 520.327.7122 | Email: [email protected]

Foster Care and AdoptionVanessa Sanchez | Tel: 602.253.1620 | Email: [email protected] Duncan | Tel: 602.253.1620 | Email: [email protected]

Kinship Support ServicesJulie Treinen | Tel: 520.323.4476 | Email: [email protected]


ARIZONA FAITH & FAMILIES7558 W. Thunderbird Rd., Ste. 1-440, Peoria, AZ 85381Tel: 623.300.6073Email: [email protected] Website: faithandfamilies.com

Co-Founder and Executive Director: Nikki Lehman

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster familiesin this county.

ARIZONA KINSHIP SUPPORT SERVICES/KARE Tel: 623.414.4325 / Statewide Caregiver Resource Line: 888.737.7494Website: arizonakinship.org


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ARIZONA SUNSHINE ANGELS (FORMERLY SUNSHINE ANGELS)3822 W. Helena Dr., Glendale, AZ 85308Tel: 602.391.3669 E-mail: [email protected]: sunshineangelsaz.com

Board President: Sandra Hurst

Arizona Sunshine Angels is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization that was founded to support foster children in the care of several residential and group homes in Maricopa County. The Angels are volunteers who become the “grandparents,” “friends” and unconditional support missing in the children’s lives.

CASEY FAMILY PROGRAMS378 E. Palm Ln, Phoenix AZ 85004Tel: 602.252.9449 / 877.840.9135 | Fax: 602.252.9665Website: casey.org

President and Chief Executive Officer: William C. Bell

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Casey Family Programs recruits, trains and supports resource families to care for older youth (ages 11 to 18), with an emphasis on their role as partners in the effort to achieve legal and relational permanency. They engage extended family to support the youth and families who are involved with the foster care system. Casey Family Programs honors the unique culture of each youth and family, including racial and ethnic identity, sexual orientation and gender identity, and religious and spiritual beliefs.

CHILD CRISIS ARIZONA Corporate Headquarters & Mailing Address:817 N. Country Club Dr., Mesa, AZ 85201Tel: 480.834-9424 | Fax: 480.834.9340E-Mail: [email protected]: childcisisaz.org

Phoenix Office2334 E. Polk St. Phoenix, AZ 85006Tel: 602.273.7363 | Fax: 602.244.1316

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CHILD CRISIS ARIZONA (cont.)Mesa Emergency Children’s Shelter (Whitemans Safe Haven for Children)604 W. 9th St. Mesa, AZ 85201Tel: 480.969.2308 | Fax: 480.969.9277

Chief Executive Officer: Torrie A. Taj

Child Crisis Arizona provides emergency shelter, foster care, adoption, counseling, early education, home visitation and parenting support services to Arizona’s most vulnerable children and families. Child Crisis Arizona’s mission is to provide Arizona’s children a safe environment, free from abuse and neglect, by creating strong and successful families.

CHRISTIAN FAMILY CARE 2346 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.234.1935 / 800.939.5432 | Fax: 602.234.0022Website: cfcare.org

President and Chief Executive Officer: Mark Upton

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Christian Family Care provides help to any child or family in need regardless of their color, culture, disability, ethnic group, gender, race, religion or socioeconomic status.

(THE) CINDERELLA AFFAIR411 N. McKemy Ave., Chandler, AZ 85226Website: cinderellaaffair.org

The Cinderella Affair is an all-volunteer project supported by East Valley Women’s League. It is our mission to make attending prom affordable for all high school junior and seniors in Arizona, as well as make it an event in their lives to remember! The program was founded in 2002 to assist girls by collecting and distributing new and gently-used formalwear. The Cinderella Affair has also provided dresses for exchange students from the Tempe Sister Cities program.

East Valley Women’s League Contact: Audrey CowleyWebsite: evwl.org

COMMUNITY PROVIDER OF ENRICHMENT SERVICES, INC. Tempe Regional Office3930 E. Ray Rd., Ste. 201, Phoenix, AZ 85044Tel: 602.431.9511 | Fax: 602.431.9538

Phoenix Office – Behavioral Health Services3930 E. Ray Rd., Ste. 201, Phoenix, AZ 85044Tel: 602.685.1940 | Fax: 602.685.1944


This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. CPES licenses individuals and families to provide regular foster care to children ages 0-17. Foster families may choose to provide emergency foster care, respite (short term) or foster care to adoption. They also provide specialized training to individuals and families interested in caring for medically fragile children. The particular healthcare needs of these children vary and may include cardiac, respiratory or neurological conditions. The goal of this service is provided a stable home environment with an emphasis on managing the child’s healthcare concerns.

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CREATING EXCITING FUTURES (FORMERLY CHALLENGE YOUTH FUND)2201 E. Camelback Rd., Ste. 405B, Phoenix AZ 85016 Tel: 480.382.1867Email: [email protected] Website: creatingexcitingfutures.org

Contact: Anne Lorimor

Creating Exciting Futures’ mission is to create exciting futures full of opportunities for underserved children. Anne Lorimor originally founded the program in 2004 as the Challenge Youth Fund, a donor-advised fund of Arizona Community Foundaton. Ms. Lorimor recently set a record by becoming the oldest woman to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro as a fundraiser for the organization and she is planning to repeat the feat in 2019.

DEVEREUX ARIZONA 2025 N. 3rd St., Ste. 300, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.283.7107 | Fax: 602.896.2580Website: devereux.org

Executive Director: Lane Barker

Devereux Arizona trains and licenses individuals to become foster parents for children from birth to 18 years of age. We provide both traditional and therapeutic foster care in Tucson (Pima County) and Phoenix (Maricopa County). Their foster care programs include traditional foster care, kinship care and therapeutic foster care. Their prevention programs provide parents tools and resources to strengthen families including Parent Aides, Parents as Teachers and Family Support Coordination.

FAMILY INVOLVEMENT CENTER5333 N. 7th St., Ste. A-100, Phoenix, AZ 85014 Tel: 602.288.0155 | Fax: 602.288.0156Email: [email protected] Website: familyinvolvementcenter.org

Executive Director: Jane Kallal

The Family Involvement Center provides assistance to families (including kinship caregivers) with children with behavioral, mental, emotional and/or developmental issues in Maricopa County and the Prescott/Prescott Valley area. FIC is family-run (the majority of employees and the board of directors have personal experience raising children with emotional, physical and/or behavioral health challenges) and is a member of the Central Arizona Kinship Care Coalition.

FAMILY SERVICE AGENCYCentral Office2400 N. Central Ave., Ste. 101, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.264.9891 | Fax: 602.234.2639

Mesa Office1107 S. Gilbert Rd., Ste., 104, Mesa, AZ 85204Tel: 480.507.8619 | Fax: 480.507.8618

Metro Office10220 N. 31st Ave., Ste. 103, Phoenix, AZ 85051Tel: 602.863.1862 | Fax: 602.863.4388

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FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY (cont.)Website: fsaphoenix.org

Executive Director: Clarice Parham

Family Service Agency is a private, not-for-profit, non-sectarian, United Way member agency. Established in 1902, FSA is the longest continually operating, locally founded social service agency in Arizona. Family Service Agency is a licensed Adoption and Child Welfare Placing Agency with 70 years of providing adoption services.

FAMILY SUPPORT RESOURCES, INC. 10220 N. 31st. Ave., Ste. 110, Phoenix, AZ 85051Tel: 623.931.9300 | Fax: 623.931.9822Website: fsrfamily.com

Foster Care and Adoptions Contact: Adriane Carpenter | Tel: 623-931-9300 x330


FREE ARTS OF ARIZONA352 E. Camelback Rd., Ste. 101, Phoenix, AZ 85012Tel: 602.258.8100 x16 | Fax: 602.258.1881E-mail: [email protected]: freeartsaz.org

Executive Director: Alicia Sutton Campbell

Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona is a nonprofit organization that brings the healing powers of the creative arts to abused, neglected and homeless children through partnering with group homes, treatment centers, shelters and other institutions in Maricopa County. Free Arts provides opportunities in a variety of art forms, including physical arts, photography, culinary arts, performance art, etc., through more than 500 volunteers. Programs include Weekly Mentor, Professional Artist Series, Free Arts Days, Camp Series and Youth Leadership and Alumni.

HELEN’S HOPE CHEST 126 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85201Tel: 480.969.5411Website: mesaunitedway.org/helenshope/

Executive Director: Katie Pompay

Helen’s Hope Chest is a United Way Charity that provides goods to/for children in foster care or in kinship care (and to biological children of the same families, so that the children in care are not made to feel different in an uncomfortable way), including: clothing, children’s books, diapers, toys and games (including batteries and gift cards for teens), sports equipment, hygiene products and school supplies. Recipients need to provide either a notice to provider (for children in foster care) or a kinship number for children in kinship care (available by calling 480.834.9424 x4590). Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm, closed on Friday and Sunday.

Foster360 is a Helen’s Hope Chest program aiming at providing wraparound services to young adults ranging between the ages of 16-24 within one centralized location.

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http://www.mesaunitedway.org/helenshope/


HOPE COMMUNITY SERVICES (FORMERLY WEST VALLEY CHILD CRISIS CENTER)18001 N. 79th Ave., Ste. C56, Glendale, AZ 85308Tel: 623.848.8863 | Fax: 623.848.8864E-mail: [email protected]: hcs-az.org

President and Chief Executive Officer: Kary Goitia

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Hope Community Services (HCS) is a foster care and adoption licensing agency (recruiting, training, licensing and supporting foster placements, and adoptive placements). HCS provides safe placement services, parent education and training and behavioral health services for children who have experienced trauma such as abuse, neglect or abandonment.

HUMAN RESOURCE TRAINING, INC.1951 W. Camelback Rd., Ste. 450, Phoenix, AZ 85015 Tel: 602.433.1344 / 888.433.1344 / DDD on Call: 602.703.2858 | Fax: 602.149.1570 Email: [email protected] Website: hrtaz.com

Parenting Classes2131 E. Broadway Rd., Ste. 14, Tempe, AZ 85282Tel: 480.967.6895 | Fax: 480.967.4986


LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE SOUTHWEST2502 E. University Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85034 Tel: 480.396.3795 | Fax: 480.325.3643Email: [email protected] Website: lss-sw.org

Chief Executive Officer and President: Connie Phillips

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency (recruiting, training, licensing and supporting foster placements. Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest Foster Care Services assists families that wish to foster children in their homes.

MENDING HEARTS FAMILY SERVICES 18301 N. 79th Ave., Building F, Ste. F-168, Glendale, AZ 85306Tel: 602.633.2246 | Fax: 602.687.7069Website: mendingheartsfs.org

President and Chief Executive Officer: Sharon Carl

Mending Hearts Family Services is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency (recruiting, training, licensing and supporting foster placements.

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MESA UNITED WAY137 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85201Tel: 480.969.8601 | Fax: 480.834.8184Website: mesaunitedway.org

President and Chief Executive Officer: Mark Young

Mesa United Way maintains a directory of community services/resources in the East Valley at the following web address: mesaunitedway.org/resources/

CLOTHINGCasa De Amor | 819 S. McDonald Dr., Mesa, AZ 85207 | Tel: 480.464.2877 East Mesa Baptist Church | Tel: 480.986.9827 | Website: eastmesafoodbank.com/donate.html Holy Trinity Community AME | Tel: 480.964.6559 New Life Pregnancy Center | Tel: 602.726.2307 | Website: newlifepregnancy.com New Hope Community Center | Tel: 480.807.1668 | Website: bccmesa.com Open Arms Care Center (Gilbert only) | Tel: 480.539.0175 | Website: openarmscc.com/ Paz De Cristo | Tel: 480.464.2370 | Website: pazdecristo.org/?page_id=414 Salvation Army: Tel: 480.962.9103 | Website: mesa.salvationarmy.org/

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICESA New Leaf | Tel: 480.890.3039 | Website: turnanewleaf.org/ Arizona Child & Family Advocacy Network (Maricopa County only) | Tel: 480.644.4075 | Website: acfan.net/ Arizona Coalition to End Sexual & Domestic Violence | Tel: 602.279.2900 / 800.782.6400 | Website: acesdv.org/ Mesa Family Violence Unit | Tel: 480.644.4675 | Website: mesaaz.gov

FOOD ASSISTANCECasa De Amor | 819 S. McDonald Dr., Mesa, AZ 85207 | Tel: 480.464.2877 Christ the King | 1551 E Dana Ave., Mesa, AZ 85204 | Tel: 480.964.1719 x219 | Website: ctk-catholic.org/ Church of the Master | 6659 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85205 | Tel: 480.985.1660 |Website: cotmmesa.org Desert Manna Food Pantry | 590 N. 96 St., Mesa, AZ 85207 | Tel: 480.981.3993 | Website: desertmannafoodpantry.org First Presbyterian | 161 N. Mesa Dr., Mesa, AZ 85201 | Tel: 480.649.0206 | Website: fpcmesa.org Gateway Bible Church | 1621 N. Pasadena, Mesa, AZ 85201 | Tel: 480.834.9091 | Website: gatewaybiblechurchonline.comLife Destiny Church | 2601 E. Brown Rd., Mesa, AZ 85207 | Tel: 480.588.7960 | Website: lifesdestinychurch.org/ Lutheran Social Services | Tel: 480.654.4539 | Website: firstevlutheran.com/about-us.html Lutheran Social Services | 5956 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85205 | Tel: 480.654.4539 Paz De Cristo | 424 W. Broadway Rd., Mesa, AZ 85210 | Tel: 480.464.2370 | Website: pazdecristo.orgNew Hope Community Center | 6915 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85207 | Tel: 480.981.0802 Red Mountain Methodist | 2936 N. Power Rd., Mesa, AZ 85215 | Tel: 480.981.3833 | Website: rmumc.com/ Resurrection Street Ministry | 1135 E. Main St., Mesa, AZ 85203 | Tel: 480.615.2799 | Website: rsmaz.org/food-bank Salvation Army | 241 E. 6th St., Mesa, AZ 85201 | Tel: 480.833.8322 | Website: mesa.salvationarmy.org/ United Food Bank | 245 S. Nina Dr., Mesa, AZ 85210 | Tel: 480.926.4897 | Website: unitedfoodbank.orgVelda Rose Methodist | 5540 E. Main St., Mesa, AZ 85205 | Tel: 480.832.2111 | Website: veldarose.org

HEALTH SERVICESAHCCS/KidsCare | Tel: 855.432.1587 | Website: azahcccs.govAdelante Healthcare | Tel: 877.809.5092 | Website: adelantehealthcare.com/locations/mesa/ Community Health Programs | Tel: 602.506.6900 | Website: maricopa.gov/3849/Public-Health Mesa Family Health Center | Tel: 480.344.6200 | Website: mihs.org Mission of Mercy | Tel: 602.861.2233 | Website: amissionofmercy.org/ Redirect Health (low cost insurance) | Tel: 888.995.4945 | Website: redirecthealth.com/ Terros | Tel: 602.685.6000 | Website: terros.orgValle De Sol | Tel: 602.258.6797 | Website: valledelsol.com

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http://www.openarmscc.com

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http://www.acesdv.org

http://www.mesaaz.gov

http://www.ctk-catholic.org

http://www.cotmmesa.org

http://www.desertmannafoodpantry.org

http://www.fpcmesa.org

http://www.gatewaybiblechurchonline.com

http://www.lifesdestinychurch.org

http://www.firstevlutheran.com/about-us.html

http://www.pasdecristo.org

http://www.rmumc.com

http://www.rsmaz.org/food-bank

http://www.mesa.salvationarmy.org

http://www.unitedfoodbank.org

http://www.veldarose.org

http://www.azahcccs.gov

http://www.adelantehealthcare.com/locations/mesa/

http://www.maricopa.gov/3849/Public-Health

http://www.valledelsol.com

http://www.mihs.org

http://www.amissionofmercy.org

http://www.redirecthealth.com/

http://www.terros.org


MESA UNITED WAY (cont.)

COUNSELING SERVICESArizona Teen Crisis Solutions | Tel: 800.276.TALK (8255) | Website: suicide.org Boys Town National Hotline | Tel: 800.448.3000GLBT National Hotline | Tel: 888.843.4564Hopeline | Tel: 800.784.2433 | Website: hopeline.com Maricopa County Warm Line | Tel: 602.347.1100Mental Health of Arizona | Tel: 480.994.4407 | Website: mentalhealthaz.org Mesa Treatment Hotline | Tel: 866.846.6761 National Hotline | Tel: 800.799.7233 | Website: catholiccharitiesaz.org/phoenix/domesticviolence National Institute on Drug Abuse | Tel: 800.662.4357 | Website: samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline National Parent Helpline | Tel: 480.821.1024 | Website: nationalparenthelpline.orgPathway Victim Advocacy Services | Tel: 602.819.0082Pathway Domestic Violence Counseling | Tel: 480.287.6503 | Website: catholiccharitiesaz.org/phoenix/domesticviolence Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN)| Tel: 800.656.4673 | Website: rainn.orgSexual Assault and Domestic Violence | Tel: 877.995.5547 | Website: safehelpline.org Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence | Tel: 480.736.4949 / 866.205.5229 | Website: lafrontera-empact.org/crisis-lines/ Teen Lifeline | Tel: 602.248.8336 / 800.248.8336 | Website: teenlifeline.org/ Teen Crisis | Tel: 800.999.9999 | Website: teenlineonline.org/yyp/covenant-house-nineline/

GENERALA New Leaf Dorothy B. Mitchell Counseling Center | Tel: 480.969.6955ASU Counselor Training Center | Tel: 480.965.5067Broadway Christian | Tel: 480. 981.0802 | Website: bccmesa.comCatholic Charities | Tel: 602.285.1999 | Website: catholiccharitiesaz.org/Community Bridges | Tel: 877. 931.9142 | Website: communitybridgesaz.org Desert Vista Behavioral Health | Tel: 480.344.2100 | Website: mihs.org EMPACT Counseling Center | Tel: 480.784.1500Family Service Agency | Tel: 480.507.8619 | Website: fsaphoenix.org Jewish Family & Children’s Counseling Services | Tel: 602.256.0528Lifewell | Tel: 602.808.2822| Website: lifewell.us/ MARC Community Resources Inc. | Tel: 480.969.3800 | Website: marccr.com/ Mesa Family Health Center | Tel: 480.344.6200Partners in Recovery | Tel: 480.218.3280 | Website: partnersinrecovery.us.comStapley Counseling & LADDER | Tel: 602.685.6000 | Website: terros.org Terros | Tel: 602.685.6000 | Website: terros.org

PARENTING Arizona Brainfood, Inc. | Tel: 480.415.0066 | Website: azbrainfood.org Birth to Five Helpline | Tel: 877.705.5437 | Website: birthtofivehelpline.org Big Brother Big Sisters | Tel: 602.264.9254 | Website: bbbsaz.org Boys and Girls Club | Tel: 480.844.3965 | Website: clubzona.org Black Family & Children’s Services | Tel: 602.243.1773 | Website: bfcsfamily.org Chicanos Por La Causa | Tel: 602.257.0700 | Website: cplc.orgChild and Family Resources, Inc. | Tel: 602.234.3941 | Website: childfamilyresources.org Child Care Resources and Referrals | Tel: 800.308.9000 | Website: arizonachildcare.org Child Crisis Center | Tel: 480.304.9440 | Website: childcrisisaz.org CPLC Parenting Arizona | Tel: 602.248.0428 | Website: parentingaz.org Desert Sound | Tel: 480.304.4762 | Website: desertsounds.org Expect More Arizona | Tel: 602.381.2267 | Website: expectmorearizona.org Head Start | Tel: 480.464.9669 | Website: eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/hslc/HeadStartOffices

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http://www.nationalparenthelpline.org

http://www.catholiccharitiesaz.org/phoenix/domesticviolence

http://www.rainn.org

http://www.safehelpline.org

http://www.lafronterra-empact.org/crisis-lines/

http://www.teenlifeline.org/

http://www.teenlineonline.org/yyp/covenant-house-nineline/


http://www.catholiccharitiesaz.org

http://www.communitybridgesaz.org

http://www.mihs.org

http://www.fsaphoenix.org

http://www.lifewell.us/

http://www.marccr.com

http://www.partnersinrecovery.us.com



http://www.azbrainfood.org

http://www.birthtofivehelpline.org

http://www.bbbsaz.org

http://www.clubzona.org

http://www.bfcsfamily.org

http://www.cplc.org

http://www.childfamilyresources.org

http://www.arizonachildcare.org

http://www.childcrisisaz.org

http://www.parentingaz.org

http://www.desertsounds.org

http://www.expectmorearizona.org

http://www.eclkc.ohs.acf.hss.gov/hslc/HeadStartOffices


MESA UNITED WAY (cont.)Native American Community Health Center | Tel: 602.279.5262 | Website: nativehealthphoenix.org Native American Fathers and Families Association | Tel: 480.833.5007 | Website: nativeamericanfathers.org Quality First | Tel: 877.803.7234 | Website: qualityfirstaz.com

SUBSTANCE ABUSEAlcoholic Anonymous | Tel: 602.957.7457 | Website: aa.org Broadway Christian | Tel: 480.981.0802 | Website: bccmesa.com Community Bridges | Tel: 877.931.9142 | Website: communitybridgesaz.org Coast to Coast Referrals | Tel: 800.281.4731 | Website: recoverynowtv.com Cocaine Anonymous | Tel: 602.279.3838 | Website: ca.org/ East Valley Addiction Recovery | Tel: 480.962.7711 | Website: communitybridgesaz.org East Valley Substance Abuse | Tel: 480.833.8122 East Valley Intergroup Inc. | Tel: 480.834.9033 | Website: aamesaaz.org Lifewell | Tel: 602.808.2822 | Website: lifewell.us SMART Recovery | Website: smartrecovery.org Transitional Living Communities | Tel: 480.969.1471 | Website: transitionalliving.orgWomen In New Recovery | Tel: 888.393.0544 | Website: winr.org

SUICIDE PREVENTIONEMPACT Suicide Prevention Center | Tel: 480.784.1500 / 800.273.8255 | Website: lafrontera-empact.org/National Hopeline Network | Tel: 800.442.4673National Suicide Prevention Hotline | Tel: 800.SUICIDE (800.784.2433)National Suicide Prevention Lifeline | Tel: 800.273.8255

ONWARD HOPE, INC.2821 N. 33rd Ave., Ste. 6, Phoenix, AZ 85009Tel: 602.441.2723 / After Hours/Emergency Line: 480.387.4940 | Fax: 480.323.2114E-mail: [email protected] Website: onwardhope.org

Founder and Executive Director: Eshawn Peterson

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Onward Hope is a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training, licensing and supporting foster and adoptive families.

PATHWAYSPhoenix Office2830 W. Glendale Ave., Ste. 23, Phoenix, AZ 8501Tel: 602.455.4626 | Fax: 602.455.4624 Website: pathwaysofaz.com

Chief Executive Officer/State Director: Brenda Greer

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency in this county. Pathways is a foster care licensing agency, both at the DES and HCTC (therapeutic) level.

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http://www.nativehealthphoenix.org

http://www.nativeamericanfathers.org

http://www.qualityfirstaz.com

http://www.aa.org



http://www.recoverynowtv.com


www.aamesa.org

http://www.lifewell.us

http://www.smartrecovery.org

http://www.transitionalliving.org

http://www.winr.org

http://www.lafrontera-empact.org/

http://www.onwardhope.org

http://www.pathwaysofaz.org


RISE FAMILY SERVICES, INC.Mesa Office4554 E. Inverness Ave., Mesa, AZ 85206Tel: 866.242.2714

Surprise Office18540 N. Parkview Pl., Surprise, AZ 85374Tel: 623.847.3749

Website: riseservicesinc.org/arizona

Founder and President: Dr. Gerald Nebeker

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. RISE provides foster and adopt services in the following Arizona counties: Maricopa, Pima and Pinal (RISE provides DDD services statewide). RISE recruits, trains and licenses placements for children in foster care, respite care, and kinship care; children in the care of the Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD); and medically fragile children. RISE also certifies families to adopt through the foster care system.

SOUTHWEST HUMAN DEVELOPMENT2850 N. 24th St., Phoenix, AZ 85008Tel: 602.266.5976Email: [email protected] Website: swhd.org

Head Start: 602.468.3431

Chief Executive Officer: Ginger Ward

SWHD is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency (recruiting, training, licensing and supporting foster placements).

VOICES FOR CASA CHILDREN, INC. 4300 N. Miller Rd.,, Ste. 116, Phoenix, AZ 85251Tel: 480.685.4888 Website: voicesforcasachildren.org

Executive Director: Robin Pearson

Voices for CASA Children is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization that believes in giving every lost and voiceless child a brighter future.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSMohave County

ARIZONA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES & FAMILY MINISTRIES Mohave County Office1605 McCulloch Blvd. S., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406Tel: 319.795.2458Website: abcs.org

Statewide Fostercare Director: Andrea Stuart | Tel: 520.795.7541 | Email: [email protected]

For more details, see Arizona Baptist Children’s Services & Family Ministries under Maricopa County.



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Mohave County include:




Foster Care and AdoptionLaura Butcher | Tel: 928.208.9457 | Email: [email protected]



Satellite office: 2220 S. Country Club, Ste. 108, Mesa, AZ 85210Tel: 480.388.3292


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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSMohave County

CASA COUNCIL OF MOHAVE COUNTYP.O. Box 6605, Kingman, AZ 86402-6605Tel: 928-.278.2100 | Fax: 928.692.9677 E-mail: [email protected]: casasupport.org

President: Beverly Siemens | Email: [email protected]

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSNavajo County



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Navajo County include:




Foster Care and AdoptionLari Lynn Stell | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected] Delafield | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected]




This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more information, see the listing under Coconino County.




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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSNavajo County

INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS 994 S. Harrison, Tucson, AZ 85748Tel: 520.721.1887Website: intermountaincenters.org


NAVAJO COUNTY FRIENDS OF CASAP.O. Box 1774, Show Low, AZ 85902-1774Tel: 928.242.3139Website: navajocountyfriendsofcasa.com

President: George Turner | Email: [email protected]

The Navajo County Friends of CASA is the local CASA support council. They are a local, all volunteer group of concerned citizens committed to helping improve the lives of disadvantaged kids. NCFC provides basic material needs to help displaced kids in foster care and their caregiver families. They work closely with both the Show Low and Winslow DCS offices and caseworkers to identify critical needs and to serve the entire population of foster children with programs such as back-to-school supplies, new winter coats and various social and family bonding events throughout the year. NCFC sometimes covers Apache County which has no support council of its own, however, they don’t cover children on the Native American reservations, as they have federal aid.

PATHWAYS2323 E. Greenlaw Ln., Ste. #10-B, Flagstaff, AZ 86004Tel: 928.226.1097 Website: pathwaysofaz.com



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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSPima County

A PLACE TO CALL HOME 1200 N. El Dorado Pl., Building C, Ste. 300, Tucson, AZ 85715Tel: 520.318.9906 / Emergency After Hours: 520.404.1598 | Fax: 520.881.9051Email: [email protected] Website: tocallhome.com

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more information, see A Place To Call Home’s listing under Maricopa County.

ARIZONA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES & FAMILY MINISTRIES 1779 N. Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85712 Tel: 602.346.2382 / 800.678.0648Website: abcs.org

Pima County Contact: Joann Stevens, Director of Foster Care | Tel: 520.795.7541

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see listing, under Maricopa County.



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Pima County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthTraci Grabb | Tel: 520.622.7611| Email: [email protected] Liz Wong | Tel: 520.327.1171 | Email: [email protected]

Family Education and Support ServicesPaula Joseph | Tel: 602.371.1376 | Email: [email protected] Dobbins | Tel: 520.622.7611 | Email: [email protected]

Family Preservation and ReunificationSamantha Healy | Tel: 520.327.7122 | Email: [email protected]

Foster Care and AdoptionDawn Glavin | Tel: 520.318.4882 | Email: [email protected]

Kinship ServicesJulie Treinen | Tel: 520.323.4476 | Email: [email protected]


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ARIZONA KINSHIP SUPPORT SERVICES/KAREThe KARE Family Center 220 E. Speedway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85705Tel: 520.323.4476 / Statewide Caregiver Resource Line: 888.737.7494Website: arizonakinship.org


CASA DE LOS NINOS1120 N. 5th Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705Tel: 520.624.5600 | Fax: 520.623.2443Website: casadelosninos.org

Thrift Store1302 E. Prince Rd., Tucson, AZ 85719

Chief Executive Officer: Susie Huhn

Casa de los Niños’ mission is to promote child well-being and family stability in our community. They deliver a continuum of services –evidence-based and best practice models meld together prevention, intervention, and treatment strategies to effectively address the needs of at-risk children and their families within our community.

CASA SUPPORT COUNCIL FOR PIMA COUNTYP.O. Box 36017, Tucson, AZ 85740Tel: 520.724.2060Website: pimacountycasa.org

President: Linda Koral | Email: [email protected]

The CASA Support Council for Pima County provides goods and services only for kids who have CASAs. Among the things they do for CASAs are the following: assist in the recruitment of CASA volunteers, fund ongoing training and professional development of CASAs, sponsor annual CASA recognition luncheon the third Thursday each April, and reimburse CASA volunteers for the expenses they incur in serving children in the program.



This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona recruits and prepares families to welcome children into their homes and care for them. To show their commitment to the children and the foster families, they offer ongoing supportive services to enhance the foster family experience. Their foster care specialists are always on call to help place children and respond to foster families.

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http://www.casadelosninos.org

http://www.pimacountycasa.org



CHRISTIAN FAMILY CARE 6063 E. Grant Rd., Tucson, AZ 85712Tel: 520.296.8255 / 800.939.5432 | Fax: 520.296.8773Website: cfcare.org


This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Christian Family Care provides help to any child or family in need regardless of their color, culture, disability, ethnic group, gender, race, religion or socioeconomic status. Services provided include:

• Foster care - includes therapeutic and DDD foster placements and adoptive placements (they will assist kinship placements, but it is not a focus for the organization)

• Events such as date nights/respite care and family nights for the families they serve• Safe Families for Children Program - provides sanctuary to children when parents are struggling with

problems such as drug addiction, domestic abuse, incarceration or illness, minimizing the risk for abuse or neglect and giving parents the time and tools they need (for now, the program is only in Maricopa)

• Free pregnancy counseling to mothers considering putting the child up for adoption • Youth counseling for children in foster care, at no cost to the child• Marital and individual counseling; these services require payment of a fee

COMMUNITY PROVIDER OF ENRICHMENT SERVICES, INC.Corporate Headquarters4825 N. Sabino Canyon Rd., Tucson, AZ 85750Tel: 520.884.7954 | Fax: 520.884.0383

Recruitment and Training (moving to Sabino Canyon address in October 2019)6979 E. Broadway Blvd., Ste. 125, Tucson, AZ 85710Tel: 520.325.9688 | Fax: 520.325.3561

Behavioral Health Services4444 E. Grant Rd., Ste.116, Tucson, AZ 85712Tel: 520.882.0090 | Fax: 520.882.6821


President and Chief Executive Officer: Mark Monson

For more details, see entry for Community Provider of Enrichment Services, Inc., under Maricopa County.

DEVEREUX ARIZONA 2025 N. 3rd St., Ste. 300, Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.283.7107 | Fax: 602.896.2580Website: devereux.org

Executive Director: Lane Barker

Devereux Arizona trains and licenses individuals to become foster parents for children from birth to 18 years of age. We provide both traditional and therapeutic foster care in Tucson (Pima County) and Phoenix (Maricopa County). Their foster care programs include traditional foster care, kinship care and therapeutic foster care. Their prevention programs provide parents tools and resources to strengthen families including Parent Aides, Parents as Teachers and Family Support Coordination.

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Administrative Office994 S. Harrison Rd., Tucson, AZ 85748 | Tel: 520.721.1887 | Fax: 520.344.8892

In-Home/Residential1020 S. Harrison Rd., Tucson, AZ 85748 | Tel: 520.721.1887 x7350 | Fax: 520.344.8591

Health Services5055 E. Broadway, C-104, Tucson, AZ 85711 | Tel: 520.623.9833Director: Racheal Long | Tel: 520.623.9833 x1628

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Founder and President: Greg Ayers

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. GAP Ministries is a non-denominational Christian organization that helps those in need regardless of religious beliefs. GAP keeps a small store stocked with clothing that is both purchased and donated to help meet the needs of the children in its care. GAP also makes available to those in need small household appliances, bedding, cleaning supplies, paper goods, and other items to set up and maintain a household. Some items are donated and some are purchased at a discounted price from partnering retailers.

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GoodThreads provides children's clothing for foster adoptive and kinship families. Every second Saturday of each month GoodThreads hosts a clothing exchange. Parents are encouraged to bring gently used, clean clothing that their children have outgrown as a donation. Please bring DCS form FC069 "Notice to Provider" for each foster and kinship child.

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Contact: Christina Boatner | Email: [email protected]

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Grace Retreat licenses families to provide foster care and certifies families for adoption. Once a family is licensed, Grace Retreat monitors and maintains licensure, facilitates placing children in the home and provides continuing support, which includes 24-hour support by telephone, play/support groups, therapist available to support family and respite (childcare).

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INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS (cont.)Sells OfficeTohono Plaza Bldg. #4, Ste. 409, BIA State Rt. 19, Sells, AZ 85634 | Tel: 520.383.1791 | Fax: 520.383.1795Program Director: Kara Wiesmann, LBSW | Tel: 520.305.0393

Intermountain Academy1100 W. Fresno St., Tucson, AZ 85745 | Tel: 520.232.2900 Director: Kyle Lininger | Tel: 520.306.7581

President and Chief Executive Officer: Rose M. Lopez

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Intermountain Centers recruits, trains, licenses and supports foster families and therapeutic foster families. They also recruits and trains Native American families to provide specialized foster care for Native American children, specifically working with Tohono O’odham and Pascua Yaqui foster families.

LA PALOMA FAMILY SERVICES870 W. Miracle Mile, Tucson, AZ 85705Tel: 520.750.9667Email: [email protected] Website: lapalomakids.org

Foster Care Program Supervisor: Cristina Greenberg

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. La Paloma recruits, trains, and supports foster parents who are capable of providing a safe, structured and nurturing environment for children that are displaced from their homes. They also provide services to children in foster care with both basic and therapeutic needs in the Tucson Metro area and Southern Arizona.

LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE SOUTHWEST1231 N. Norris Ave., Tucson, AZ 85719Tel: 520.748.2300 / 844.891.2168



MORE THAN A BED3637 N. 1st Ave., Tucson, AZ 85719Tel: 520.428.5280Email: [email protected]: morethanabed.org

More Than a Bed connects foster, kinship, and adoptive families with practical items they need, providing beds, cribs, diapers, clothing, and strollers to help the family with the transition of a child entering into a new environment. By providing support to these families, they strengthen the resolve of the parents to provide a safe and loving home to these displaced children. Their hope is that with this type of support, more families will respond to the call to foster; and established foster parents will remain foster parents for a longer period of time. More Than a Bed is dedicated to improving the lives of foster children so they can develop a hope for the future and feel valued.

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PATHWAYSTucson Main1161 N. El Dorado Pl., Ste. 103, Tucson, AZ 85715 | Tel: 520-748-7108 | Fax: 520.747.6605

Northwest Tucson3295 W. Ina Rd., Ste. 150, Tucson, AZ 85741 | Tel: 520.744.4376 | Fax: 520579.1138

Website: pathwaysofarizona.com


This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency in this county. Pathways is a foster care licensing agency that recruits, trains and licenses foster caregivers, both at the DCS and HCTC (therapeutic) level. Families receive ongoing round the clock support and respite care is available.

TMM FAMILY SERVICES, INC.1550 N. Country Club Rd., Tucson, AZ 85716-3152Tel: 520.322.9557 | Fax: 520.327.0557Email: [email protected] Website: tmmfs.org

Vice President, Development/Community Relations: Brooke Nowack

TMM Family Services provides quality housing and support services to children, families and seniors in need. Their programs include affordable housing, a transitional living program for at-risk mothers and their children, and the Community Closet, which distributes free clothing and bedding to the most needy individuals and families through their Voucher program.

VISIONQUEST600 N. Swan Rd., Tucson, AZ 85711Tel: 520.881.3950Website: vqarizona.com

Foster Care ContactKara Gouveia | Tel: 520.471.8306 | Email: [email protected]

Living Programs & Community-Based Services ContactCarol Keller | Tel: 520.881.3950 x2504 | Email: [email protected]

Case Aide Services ContactLeslie Valdez | Tel: 520.326.8816 | [email protected]

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. VisionQuest is an employee-owned comprehensive national youth services organization rooted in Native American culture (however, the program is open to children of all ethnic backgrounds and is not limited to or focused on children from Native American backgrounds). VisionQuest provides Foster Care and foster parent training along with school based programming, case aid visitation services in the community, and family court services. They offer three unique placement types for dependent youth in order to offer individualized programming and support a continuum of care: VQ Community, VQ Semi-Independent, and VQ Sibling.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSPinal County

A NEW LEAF 868 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85203Tel: 480.969.4024 | Foster Care Line: 480.733.3053E-mail: [email protected] Website: turnanewleaf.org

Chief Executive Officer: Michael Hughes

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see the listing for A New Leaf under Maricopa County.

A PLACE TO CALL HOME 1200 N. El Dorado Pl., Building C, Ste. 300, Tucson, AZ 85715Tel: 520.318.9906 / Emergency After Hours: 520.404.1598 | Fax: 520.881.9051Email: [email protected] Website: tocallhome.com

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see the listing for A Place To Call Home under Pima County.

AID TO ADOPTION OF SPECIAL KIDS (AASK)2320 N. 20th St., Phoenix, AZ 85006Tel: 602.254.2275 | Fax: 602.212.2564Email: [email protected]: aask-az.org

How to Help a Child (Information on becoming a foster/adoptive parent)Tel: 602.930.4900 West Valley Office15396 N. 83rd Ave., Ste. A100, Peoria, AZ 85382

East Valley Office175 E. Corporate Pl., Chandler, Arizona 85225

Chief Executive Officer: Ron Adelson


ARIZONA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES & FAMILY MINISTRIES 2632 W. Augusta Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051Tel: 602.346.2300Website: abcs.org

Statewide Foster Care Director Andrea Stuart | Tel: 520.795.7541 | Email: [email protected]


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Tucson Corporate Office3716 E. Columbia St., Tucson, AZ 85714Website arizonaschildren.org

Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Pinal County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthDerek Allen | Tel: 480.503.8530 | Email: [email protected]

Family Education and Support ServicesPaula Joseph | Tel: 602.371.1376 |Email: [email protected] Tellez| Tel: 480.288.4723 |Email: [email protected]


Foster Care and AdoptionKaren Haggert | Tel: 480.474.2263 |Email: [email protected] Duncan | Tel: 602.253.1620 |Email: [email protected]


ARIZONA KINSHIP SUPPORT SERVICES/KARESeeds of Hope/Mondayo Anaya Community Center1487 N. Crane St., Casa Grande, AZ 85122Tel: 520.421.0500 / Statewide Caregiver Resource Line: 888.737.7494

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CHRISTIAN FAMILY CARE 2346 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004Tel: 602.234.1935 / Toll-Free: 800.939.5432 | Fax: 602.234.0022Website: cfcare.org


This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Christian Family Care provides help to any child or family in need regardless of their color, culture, disability, ethnic group, gender, race, religion or socioeconomic status. CFC provides services in Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal (through the Pima office) counties at this time.


Recruitment and Training (moving to Sabino Canyon location in October 2019)6979 E. Broadway Blvd., Ste. 125, Tucson, AZ 85710Tel: 520.325.9688 | Fax: 520.325.3561





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INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS Corporate Office994 S. Harrison, Tucson, AZ 85748Tel: 520.721.1887Website: intermountaincenters.org


LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE SOUTHWESTPhoenix Office2502 E. University Dr., Ste. 125, Phoenix, AZ 85034 | Tel: 480.396.3795 / 844.891.2168

Tucson Office1231 N. Norris Ave., Tucson, AZ 85719 | Tel: 520.748.2300 / 844.891.2168



PATHWAYS2380 W. Glendale Ave., Ste. 23, Phoenix, AZ 85051Tel: 602.455.4626Website: pathwaysofarizona.com


This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency in this county. Pathways is a foster care licensing agency that recruits, trains and licenses foster caregivers, both at the DCS and HCTC (therapeutic) level.

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PINAL COUNCIL FOR CASA, INC.P.O. Box 12569, Casa Grande, AZ 85230

President: Karen Debold | Tel: 520.560.1332 | Email: [email protected]

The Pinal Council for CASA, Inc. is the local CASA support council in Pinal County. They work to improve the lives of children in foster care.

RISE FAMILY SERVICES, INC.6420 E. Tanque Verde Rd., Tucson, AZ 85715Tel: 520.298.6468Website: riseservicesinc.org/arizona

Founder and President: Dr. Gerald Nebeker

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families. For more information, see the listing under Maricopa County.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSSanta Cruz County



Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Santa Cruz County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthJennifer VandeWeg | Tel: 520-224-9100 | Email: [email protected]



Foster Care and AdoptionJill Green | Tel: 520.224.9108 | Email: [email protected]





Santa Cruz County Contact (via Catholic Service in SE Arizona): Tel: 520.458.4203 x107




This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see listing under Cochise County.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSYavapai County

ARIZONA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES & FAMILY MINISTRIES 2820 N. Lynx Lake Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314Tel: 800.678.0648Website: abcs.org

Statewide Foster Care DirectorAndrea Stuart | Tel: 520.795.7541 | Email: [email protected]




Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Yavapai County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthDaniel Leavitt | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected]



Foster Care and AdoptionLari Lynn Stell | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected] Delafield | Tel: 928.443.1991 | Email: [email protected]





Yavapai County Contact (via Catholic Service Charities): Tel: 928.778.2531 x51910

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. .

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This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see listing under Coconino County.

CHRISTIAN FAMILY CARE 3611 Crossings Dr., Ste A, Prescott, AZ 86305Tel: 928.443.1150 / Toll-Free: 800.939.5432 Website: cfcare.org


This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. For more details, see entry for Christian Family Care under Maricopa County.


Recruitment and Training6979 E. Broadway Blvd., Ste. 125, Tucson, AZ 85710Tel: 520.325.9688 | Fax: 520.325.3561




For more details, see entry for Community Provider of Enrichment Services, Inc., under Maricopa County.




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PATHWAYS2380 W. Glendale Ave., Ste. 23, Phoenix, AZ 85051Tel: 602.455.4626Website: pathwaysofarizona.com



VERDE VALLEY CASA SUPPORT COUNCILP.O. Box 2523, Cottonwood, AZ 86326Tel: 928.853.0653Email: [email protected]: vvcasasc.org

President: Jayne Schwantes | Email: [email protected]

The Verde Valley CASA Support Council serves the Verde Valley-area of Yavapai County. (There is a separate CASA support council for the Prescott area of Yavapai County; see the entry for Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation). The council provides bedding, as well as gift cards and mattresses.

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YAVAPAI CASA FOR KIDS FOUNDATION P.O. Box 12457, Prescott, AZ 86304 Tel: 928.445.0800Email: [email protected] Website: YavapaiCASAforKids.org

President: Mona Stephens

Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation (YC4KF) is the Prescott-area Yavapai County CASA support council. In addition to funding the unmet needs of children in foster care in Yavapai County,the Foundation has expanded to include many other types of services such as a family visitation center, training, and transportation expenses for CASAs.

YAVAPAI FAMILY ADVOCACY CENTER8485 E. Yavapai Rd., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314Tel: 928.775.0669Website: yfac.org

Director: Missy Sikora | Email: [email protected]

A project of Prevent Child Abuse Arizona, the Yavapai Family Advocacy Center’s mission is to reduce trauma to victims of abuse by providing a safe and supportive environment and facilitating a team approach to advocacy, investigation and prosecution. Services include advocacy, referrals to crisis centers, referrals to legal services, forensic exams and interviews, support groups and bilingual services.

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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSYuma County

ARIZONA BAPTIST CHILDREN’S SERVICES & FAMILY MINISTRIES 2363 S. Kennedy Ln., Yuma, AZ 85365Tel: 928.726.5568Website: abcs.org

Statewide Foster Care DirectorAndrea Stuart | Tel: 520.795.7541 | Email: [email protected]


ARIZONA’S CHILDREN ASSOCIATIONYuma Office 275 W. 17th Pl., Yuma, AZ 85364

Phoenix Corporate Office 3636 N. Central Ave., Ste. 200, Phoenix, AZ 85012


Tel: 800.944.7611

This entity is listed on the DCS website as a foster care licensing agency, recruiting, training and licensing foster families in this county. Services offered in Yuma County include:

Outpatient Behavioral HealthClaudia Crockett | Tel: 928.344.8800 | Email: [email protected]


Family Preservation and ReunificationTel: 602.253.1620Foster Care and AdoptionTeresa Elizalde | Tel: 928.344.880 x2375 | Email: [email protected]





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COUNTY-SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONSYuma County

PATHWAYS3220 E. 40th St., Bldg. A, Yuma, AZ 85365Tel: 928.317.0177Website: pathwaysofarizona.com



YUMA COUNCIL FOR CASAP.O. Box 903, Yuma, AZ 85366-0903Tel: 928.246.3034

President: Brooke Adams

The Yuma Council for CASA meets regularly throughout the year. They hold their annual fundraiser in March and host smaller fundraisers as opportunities arise. The Yuma Council focuses on funding activities for kids directly, such as summer camps, tutoring, speech therapy (the local schools provide only 15 minutes per month, in a group setting), prescription sports goggles, equine therapy and especially regular use clothing. The Council asks CASAs to go through AFFCF first before applying to the Council.

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QUICK GLANCE INDEX OF ORGANIZATIONS

A New Leaf Maricopa 33 Pinal 55

A Place to Call Home Maricopa 33 Pima 49 Pinal 55

Agape Adoption Agency of Arizona 33

Aid to the Adoption of Special Kids (AASK) Maricopa 33 Pinal 55

Always: Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services 34Arizona Association for Foster and Adoptive Parents 10

Arizona Baptist Children's Services & Family Ministry Coconino 25 Maricopa 34 Mohave 45 Pima 49 Pinal 55 Yavapai 62 Yuma 66

Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence 10Arizona Faith & Families 35Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation 10Arizona Helping Hands 11

Arizona Kinship Support Services/KARE Cochise 22 Maricopa 35 Pima 50 Pinal 56

Arizona Partnership for Children Cochise 22 Coconino 25 Gila 28 Graham 30 Greenlee 31 Maricopa 36 Mohave 45 Pinal 56 Santa Cruz 60 Yavapai 62

Arizona Sunshine Angels 8, 36

Arizona's Children Association Apache 20 Cochise 22 Coconino 25 Gila 28 Graham 30 Greenlee 31 La Paz 32 Maricopa 35 Mohave 45 Navajo 47 Pima 49 Pinal 56 Santa Cruz 60 Yavapai 62 Yuma 66

Arizonans for Children 12AZ Foster Youth 411 12Bridging Success - Arizona State University 12

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Bridging Success - Maricopa County Community Colleges 12CASA Council of Mohave County 46Casa de los Ninos 50CASA Support Council of Pima County 50Casey Family Programs 36

Catholic Community Services of Southern AZ Apache 20 Cochise 23 Graham 30 Greenlee 31 Pima 50 Pinal 57 Santa Cruz 60

Catholic Charities Community Service Coconino 26 Mohave 46 Navajo 47 Pinal 56 Yavapai 63 Central Arizona Kinship Care Coalition 13Child Crisis Arizona 36Cinderella Affair, The 37

Christian Family Care Coconino 26 Maricopa 37 Pima 51 Pinal 57 Yavapai 63

Cochise Connections 23Cochise County Council for CASA, Inc. 23Coconino CASA for Kids, Inc. 26

Community Provider of Enrichment Services, Inc. Cochise 24 Coconino 26 Gila 28 Maricopa 37 Pima 51 Pinal 57 Yavapai 63

Creating Exciting Futures 38C.U.D.D.L.E. Outreach 27

Devereaux Arizona Maricopa 38 Pima 51

Duet 13Family Involvement Center 38Family Service Agency 38Family Support Resources, Inc. 39Foster Care Alumni of America 13Foster Care to Success 13Fosterclub 14Fostering Advocates Arizona 14Fostering Success - University of Arizona 14Free Arts of Arizona 39

GAP Ministries Cochise 24 Pima 52 Pinal 58 Santa Cruz 61

Goodthreads 52Grace Retreat 52Helen's Hope Chest 39Hope and a Future 15

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Human Resource Training, Inc. Apache 21 Coconino 27 La Paz 32 Maricopa 40 Mohave 46 Navajo 47 Pinal 58 Yavapai 63 Yuma 66

Intermountain Centers Apache 21 Coconino 27 Gila 29 Mohave 46 Navajo 48 Pima 52 Pinal 58 Santa Cruz 61 Yavapai 64

La Paloma Family Services 53

Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest Cochise 24 Coconino 27 Gila 29 Maricopa 40 Pima 53 Pinal 18 Santa Cruz 63 Yavapai 64

Mending Hearts Family Services 40Mesa United Way 41More Than A Bed 53Navajo County Friends of CASA 48OCJ Kids 15Onward Hope, Inc. 43

Pathways Apache 21 Coconino 27 Gila 29 Maricopa 43 Mohave 46 Navajo 48 Pima 54 Pinal 58 Yavapai 64 Yuma 67

Pinal Council for CASA, Inc. 59Rim Country Arizonans for Children 29

Rise Family Services Maricopa 44 Pinal 59

Southwest Human Development 44Streetlight USA 15TMM Family Services, Inc. 54Verde Valley CASA Support Council 64Visionquest 54Voices for CASA Children, Inc. 44Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation 65Yavapai Family Advocacy Center 65Year Up Arizona 16Yuma Council for CASA 67

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