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This is an
equal opportunity
employment program.
Auxiliary
aids and
services are available
upon request
to
individuals with
disabilities.
Copyright © 2005,
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Community Services, Employment and Training
Community Action Agency
Programs
If you are unsure of which agency to contact, please call the Community
Action Agency for additional information:
Norma Gallegos, Program
Manager
Pima County Community Action Agency
Kino Service Center
2797 E. Ajo Way
Tucson, AZ 85713
520.243.6700
Medical Prescription and Supplies
Prescription medication
and medical supplies assistance may be provide to low-income individuals
and families. For more information
please
contact one of the following
agencies:
- St. Elizabeth Health Center
140 W. Speedway Blvd.
Tucson, AZ 85705
520.628.7871
- El Rio Health Center
(must be a patient of El Rio ONLY)
839 West Congress
Tucson, AZ 85745
520.792.9890
Emergency minor home repair assistance may include:
plumbing repairs, heating and cooling repairs, gas line repairs
and replacement, electrical repairs,
and door and window repair and replacement. For eligibility
requirements and to make
an appointment, please contact one of the following:
Community
Home Repair Projects of Arizona
(CHRPA) Phone:
520.745.2055
Rental/Mortgage Assistance
Assistance is provided to residents of Pima
County who are in need of temporary assistance with rent and/or mortgage
payments to avoid
eviction or foreclosure
and to prevent homelessness. Assistance is restricted to one-time only
per year.
For eligibility information and to schedule an intake appointment,
please contact an Emergency Services
Network Provider.
Assistance is provided to individuals in order for them
to secure or maintain employment. Services may include eyeglasses,
dental care,
and car repairs.
Household income requirements and other restrictions apply.
For additional information and/or a list of service providers, please
contact:
Pima County Community Action Agency
Phone: 520.243.6688
Assistance to low-income individuals and families
may include, but are not limited to clothing, hygiene items, gasoline,
bus passes and
food vouchers.
For eligibility information and to schedule an intake appointment,
please contact one of the Emergency
Services Network Providers.
Through local and rural nonprofit agencies, the Community Action Agency
provides funding for services such as food boxes, congregate/home delivered
meals, and
food pantries, on a limited basis.
For a list of Food and Nutrition providers, please refer to the Support
Services list of providers.
Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
LIHEAP
is a combined heating and cooling assistance program designed
to help qualified low-income individuals pay
their utility bills. LIHEAP benefits
can be used to pay for the current or a
past month’s electric
or gas bill, as well as late fees and reconnect
fees.
Water payment assistance is provided only from May to October (Can only be paid for evaporative cooling).
LIHEAP is a federal emergency assistance block grant funded
by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Assistance
is restricted
to one-time per year.
For eligibility information and to schedule
an intake appointment, please contact one
of the LIHEAP providers if you live in the county.
City residents, please contact the Tucson Urban League at 520.791.9522.
City of Tucson Environmental Services Low-Income
Assistance Program (administered by the Community Action Agency)
Assistance may be provided
to help with water bills for residents who receive water from
Tucson Water
only. This program
is for eligibility information and to
schedule an appointment, please contact:
Community Action Agency
Water Assistance Hotline
520.243.6770
Utility Repair, Replacement, and Deposit Program (URRD)
URRD provides
eligible individuals who are in a crisis situation with emergency
assistance in making utility deposits, repairs,
and/or replacement
of heating
and cooling related appliances and
systems owned by therecipient. This may include utility-related water
and sewer
systems and appliances.
For eligibility information and to schedule an
appointment, please contact:
Community Action Agency, Hotline
520.243.6688
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Community Services Block Grant (CSBG)
The Pima County Community Action Agency is responsible for the administration of CSBG funds. This grant is intended to provide a range of services and activities that have a major impact on poverty. For further information on these programs, please contact Norma Gallegos, Program Manager at 520.243.6700.
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