Real resources for food, housing, crisis support, and community — gathered in one place, ready for you.
Provides emergency food boxes, fresh produce, and daily meals to Flagstaff residents. Walk in during open hours — everyone is welcome.
Hot meals and PBJ sandwich ministry in partnership with Family Food Center. Community members serve alongside the church. All are welcome.
Daily meals and emergency overnight shelter, open to anyone who walks in. Meals are available each day — call for current times.
For NAU students. Walk in during open hours — also offers emergency funds for other basic needs.
Large-scale food distributions, mobile pantry events, and home delivery for seniors/disabled. Serves Flagstaff and surrounding communities including Navajo Nation.
Federally funded grocery assistance available to many working families. The application takes about 30 minutes and can be done online. Designed exactly for moments like this.
Emergency overnight shelter for individuals and families. Call before arrival to confirm bed availability and current intake process.
Emergency rental and utility assistance for Coconino County residents facing eviction or disconnection. Funding availability varies — apply early.
Free housing counseling on eviction prevention, budgeting, tenant rights, and navigating affordable housing options. Available by phone nationally.
Affordable homeownership program for qualifying low-income families. Also provides critical home repair for existing homeowners. Long application process — start early.
Call or text 988 anytime. Staffed by trained counselors. For suicidal thoughts, mental health crises, or any moment you need to talk to someone who will listen.
Crisis intervention, counseling, and case management for individuals and families. Sliding scale fees — no one turned away for inability to pay.
Safe shelter, advocacy, and support for those experiencing domestic violence. Confidential location. You can call at any stage — they'll meet you where you are and help you make a plan.
Recovery coaching, support groups, and peer mentorship for those navigating substance use. Free to students and community members.
Service projects, fellowship activities, campfire gatherings, and retreats. Open to youth whether or not they attend the church. Come as you are.
Advocates for children in the foster care and court system. CASA also supports families working toward reunification. Both volunteer and client needs served.
Free children's programs, homework help, internet access, and community space. Libraries are one of the last truly free, unconditional public spaces in America.
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