Shepherd Flagstaff is a free community resource directory for Flagstaff, Arizona and Coconino County. It lists emergency shelter, food banks, free clinics, rent and utility bill assistance, crisis lines, and family services. Every listing is open to anyone, at no cost. This site is a project of Hope for Americans.
Emergency numbers: call 911 for emergencies, call 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, text 741741 for the Crisis Text Line, call 211 for community resource referrals in English or Spanish.
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Hot dinner is served every day at the Flagstaff Family Food Center, with sack lunches and emergency food boxes. No paperwork. Call (928) 526-2211.
Yes. Flagstaff Shelter Services runs the largest emergency shelter in Northern Arizona. Walk in, no reservation needed. Call (928) 225-2533.
Coconino County Community Services and St. Vincent de Paul offer rent, utility, and emergency help. Call (928) 679-7425 or dial 211.
Yes. North Country HealthCare offers sliding scale medical, dental, and mental health care. You pay what you can. Call (928) 213-4914.
Call 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Text 741741 for the Crisis Text Line. Call (800) 799-7233 for domestic violence support. Dial 211 for general help in English or Spanish.
Yes. DNA-People's Legal Services offers free civil legal aid in Flagstaff, including for Navajo and Hopi tribal members. Call (928) 774-0653.
Yes. NACOG Area Agency on Aging offers Meals on Wheels, case management, caregiver support, and Medicare counseling for people 60 and older or living with a disability. Call (877) 521-3500.