Refers to programs or services that: focus on increasing the involvement of citizens in their communities, advocate and educate for social change, encourage resource collaboration, and fundraise.

Refers to any services that support infants, young children and teens.

Refers to service clubs whose goals include supporting people and organizations in the community. Many service clubs fundraise, offer scholarships, or support local causes.

Refers to human services provider agencies in our database, for which we store contact information, as well as information about services provided, fees structure, hours of operation and much more.

Refers to outpatient and/or inpatient services for adults, children, and families that offer assessment, counseling, case management, psychiatric evaluations, medication, and/or substance abuse education and treatment.

Refers to the geographic areas where an agency’s services are available.

Refers to services that assist with one or more of the following: kenneling and animal shelters/safe homes, animal abuse and neglect, animal control and issues of public safety, veterinary care, obedience and training, etc.

Refers to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requiring some employers, businesses and non-profit agencies that serve the public to make “reasonable accommodations” for persons with disabilities to access services.

Refers to services that supervise adult and youth persons who are incarceration, on parole, and/or probation to practice civil and productive behaviors.

Refers to services offered by a clinician/therapist on a regular basis to focus on goals, objectives and strategies for solving problems related to grief, depression, stress, other mental health issues and/or substance abuse.

Refers to services that support, aid, advocate, enhance, and/or provide treatment for persons with psychical and/or mental disabilities, and/or their families.

Refers to services that provide shelter, advocacy, information and referral, education, safety planning, and/or legal advocacy for individuals, families and communities affected by domestic abuse.

Refers to services that assist or provide tutoring, teach, or train adults and/or youth to further their education and/or increase employment opportunities.

Refers to services that may include limited assistance for one or more of the following: food, clothing, furniture, appliances, and/or utility assistance on an emergency basis.

A list of numbers to call in cases of emergency.

Refers to services provided by police, fire, paramedic, or other first responders during or immediately after cases of emergency.

Refers to faith-based organizations (churches, etc.) located in Northern Pinal County.

Refers to services that provide food on a limited basis and information for consumers, educators and other professionals in the areas of food, nutrition and health, and food safety.

Refers to any programs that provide appropriate services for the GLBT community.

Refers to any services that are provided by local, county, state or federal governments.

Refers to services that provide healthcare and treatment for diseases and conditions; emergency care; education and information about prevention, wellness, awareness; health insurance, and/or medications.

Refers to services that assist individuals and/or families obtain transitional and/or permanent housing.

Refers to programs that provide services for immigrants, refugees, and others not of United States citizenship.

Refers to any services that provide customized supports enabling people to live in or return to their own home. They may include personal care, habilitation, respite care, attendant care and housekeeping, case management, and other community outreach services.

Refers to services that help people in need find the programs or services that can best alleviate or eliminate that need.

Refers to programs that provide translation services to persons speaking languages other than English and/or communicating with American Sign Language.

Refers to services that provide advice, brief services, referrals, pro se workshops and/or direct representation on issues such as: domestic relations, housing rights, public benefits, consumer issues, immigration, etc.

Refers to the seven (7) communities located in the northern portion of Pinal County, Arizona: Apache Junction, Florence, Gold Canyon, Johnson Ranch, Queen Creek, Queen Valley, and Superior.

Refers to additional information not included in the other sections of the directory. May include useful websites or additional resources.

Refers to services that include: pregnancy testing, physician referral, counseling, information and education, prenatal care, and/or parenting classes and support.

Refers to specialized services that seek to prevent dependency, abuse and neglect of vulnerable populations. Services may include receiving, screening and investigating allegations of abuse and neglect, assessments of safety and the imminent risk of harm, and evaluating whether emergency intervention is needed.

Refers to any services that are provided to persons aged 50 years or more. (Refer to individual agency criteria for specific age requirements.)

Describes the type of services that an agency provides to the public.

Refers to programs that offer emergency and/or transitional shelter for individuals and families affected by domestic abuse, neglect and exploitation, and/or homelessness.

Refers to services that offer counseling, support, detox and/or treatment to address the maladaptive pattern or dependency of using certain drugs, alcohol, medications, and toxins.

Refers to support groups helping people in Northern Pinal County. May or may not be associated with Agencies included in our directory.

Refers to services that provide transportation to specific groups of individuals or the general public for a fee or at no cost.

An assertive device, known as a teletypewriter, used to communicate with persons with hearing and/or speech loss. Also referred to as a text telephone or TDD.

Refers to services that address the needs of active duty service members, United States veterans and their families.

Refers to services that provide support, information and referral, and/or advocacy, to victims or crime, sexual assault or domestic abuse.

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Describes the type of services that an agency provides to the public.

Refers to services that assist with one or more of the following: kenneling and animal shelters/safe homes, animal abuse and neglect, animal control and issues of public safety, veterinary care, obedience and training, etc.

Refers to outpatient and/or inpatient services for adults, children, and families that offer assessment, counseling, case management, psychiatric evaluations, medication, and/or substance abuse education and treatment.

Refers to any services that support infants, young children and teens.

Refers to programs or services that: focus on increasing the involvement of citizens in their communities, advocate and educate for social change, encourage resource collaboration, and fundraise.

Refers to services that supervise adult and youth persons who are incarceration, on parole, and/or probation to practice civil and productive behaviors.

Refers to services offered by a clinician/therapist on a regular basis to focus on goals, objectives and strategies for solving problems related to grief, depression, stress, other mental health issues and/or substance abuse.

Refers to services that support, aid, advocate, enhance, and/or provide treatment for persons with psychical and/or mental disabilities, and/or their families.

Refers to services that provide shelter, advocacy, information and referral, education, safety planning, and/or legal advocacy for individuals, families and communities affected by domestic abuse.

Refers to services that assist or provide tutoring, teach, or train adults and/or youth to further their education and/or increase employment opportunities.

Refers to services provided by police, fire, paramedic, or other first responders during or immediately after cases of emergency.

Refers to services that may include limited assistance for one or more of the following: food, clothing, furniture, appliances, and/or utility assistance on an emergency basis.

Refers to services that provide food on a limited basis and information for consumers, educators and other professionals in the areas of food, nutrition and health, and food safety.

Refers to any programs that provide appropriate services for the GLBT community.

Refers to any services that are provided by local, county, state or federal governments.

Refers to services that provide healthcare and treatment for diseases and conditions; emergency care; education and information about prevention, wellness, awareness; health insurance, and/or medications.

Refers to services that assist individuals and/or families obtain transitional and/or permanent housing.

Refers to programs that provide services for immigrants, refugees, and others not of United States citizenship.

Refers to any services that provide customized supports enabling people to live in or return to their own home. They may include personal care, habilitation, respite care, attendant care and housekeeping, case management, and other community outreach services.

Refers to services that help people in need find the programs or services that can best alleviate or eliminate that need.

Refers to programs that provide translation services to persons speaking languages other than English and/or communicating with American Sign Language.

Refers to services that provide advice, brief services, referrals, pro se workshops and/or direct representation on issues such as: domestic relations, housing rights, public benefits, consumer issues, immigration, etc.

Refers to services that include: pregnancy testing, physician referral, counseling, information and education, prenatal care, and/or parenting classes and support.

Refers to specialized services that seek to prevent dependency, abuse and neglect of vulnerable populations. Services may include receiving, screening and investigating allegations of abuse and neglect, assessments of safety and the imminent risk of harm, and evaluating whether emergency intervention is needed.

Refers to any services that are provided to persons aged 50 years or more. (Refer to individual agency criteria for specific age requirements.)

Refers to programs that offer emergency and/or transitional shelter for individuals and families affected by domestic abuse, neglect and exploitation, and/or homelessness.

Refers to services that offer counseling, support, detox and/or treatment to address the maladaptive pattern or dependency of using certain drugs, alcohol, medications, and toxins.

Refers to services that provide transportation to specific groups of individuals or the general public for a fee or at no cost.

Refers to services that address the needs of active duty service members, United States veterans and their families.

Refers to services that provide support, information and referral, and/or advocacy, to victims or crime, sexual assault or domestic abuse.

Refers to the geographic areas where an agency's services are available.

Apache Junction, Arizona

Florence, Arizona

The developed area known as Gold Canyon that is located east of Apache Junction in northern Pinal County.

The developed area know as Johnson Ranch in northern Pinal County.

Queen Valley, Arizona

Superior, Arizona

Refers to the seven (7) communities located in the northern portion of Pinal County, Arizona: Apache Junction, Florence, Gold Canyon, Johnson Ranch, Queen Creek, Queen Valley, and Superior.

Nearest intersection for physical address.

(If entering this information, please use two main streets, e.g. Main and Power Rd.)

Main telephone number.

(may include text for explanation, e.g. 480-123-4567 Outreach Office)

Other telephone number

An assertive device, known as a teletypewriter, used to communicate with persons with hearing and/or speech loss. Also referred to as a text telephone or TDD.

Refers to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requiring some employers, businesses and non-profit agencies that serve the public to make “reasonable accommodations” for persons with disabilities to access services.

Hours - provide 3 lines for Agencies to describe their operational hours.

Example: Outreach Office: 8am - 5pm, Monday - Friday

Hours - provide 3 lines for Agencies to describe their operational hours.

Example: Outreach Office: 8am - 5pm, Monday - Friday

Hours - provide 3 lines for Agencies to describe their operational hours.

Example: Outreach Office: 8am - 5pm, Monday - Friday

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The main organization that this local chapter is a part of. Example: Soroptomist International

Description of how this group support the local community specifically.

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Currently, all other organizations are grouped under a single 'Miscellaneous' category.

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Type of support group.

(Please check all that apply.)