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Homeless Assistance in Prescott
Agape House of Prescott offers homeless services and assistance to families in Prescott, Arizona.
As a small family program we assist families in crisis. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance please call 928-910-1089. We are currently only able to serve a few families at a time, we should have additional openings for a family late Spring 2020. However, if you need immediate assistance please feel free to contact one of these other helpful resources:
Do You or Someone You Know Need Help Today?
Here are some area resources that specialize in helping people. Obtain help today.
Other area housing resources available:
- PASS, 928-778-5933- Women, Children, and Families
- YTGRM- 928-443-8779, Women and Children
- Project Aware- 928-778-7744, men’s shelter
- Stepping Stones, 928-445-HOPE Domestic Violence
- U.S. Vets, 928-583-7204, Assists veterans with housing and resources
- NazCare, 928-442-9205, mental health & dual diagnosis specialties
- House of Hope in PV, 602-390-1542, Housing & Care for Elderly
- Big & Little Kids Book www.yavapaikidsbook.com
- Crisis Network, Eviction Prevention www.crisisnetwork.org
- Emergency Housing for Seniors www.caring.com
Other Area Resources:
- Salvation Army, 928-778-0150
- CCJ: Coalition for Compassion & Justice, 928-445-8382
- Catholic Charities, 928-778 2531
- Local Food Bank and Resources www.mohelp.org
- WaFd Financial Literacy Form
Phoenix Area Resources for Families
- House of Refuge in Mesa, AZ, 480-988-9242
- Phoenix City Mission, Men 602-346-3390 Women: 602-688-6219
- Umom, New Day Center (602) 275-7852
- Homeward Bound, 602-595-8700
Assistance From Agape House of Prescott
Agape House not only provides homeless services and housing, but, and more importantly, they provide life-skills programs: counseling, mentoring, and training to families in crisis. Through disciplining and mentoring, the Agape House volunteers and staff help families in crisis rebuild and transform lives of families by giving hope and a pathway self-dependence.
Here is a valuable resource guide that was prepared by the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office.
