SHE Village — Verified Community Resource Huts
Updated: 4 days ago
Active referral connections - October 12, 2026: St. Vincent de Paul, Keys to Change, NAMI Valley of the Sun, Area Agency on Aging Region One, ALWAYS, Career Connectors, Fresh Start, and Sojourner Center. These organizations have directly provided referral guidance or agreed to resource sharing with DOK. Additional public resources remain in the directory below.
10 PUBLIC COMMUNITY RESOURCES - VERIFIED OCTOBER 11, 2026
Daughters of the King shares these public referral pathways through She's Village. Each provider determines eligibility and availability. A listing does not imply a formal DOK partnership or guarantee services.
DOK navigation: 602-419-8328 | daughtersoft@gmail.com. Immediate danger or medical emergency: call 911. For mental-health crisis support, call or text 988.
1. 2-1-1 Arizona - Start here
Connect with food, shelter, utility assistance and other community resources across Arizona.
Dial 211 or 877-211-8661
Call or use the website; the administrative office does not provide walk-in help.
2. UMOM New Day Centers / Family Housing Hub - Families and shelter
For families with dependent children needing shelter in Maricopa County. The Family Housing Hub is the entry point for assessment and shelter waiting lists.
Start with 211
Shelter placement depends on assessment and availability; contact 211 before traveling.
3. Keys to Change / Brian Garcia Welcome Center - Single adults and homelessness
Assessment and connections to services for single adults experiencing homelessness in Maricopa County.
602-883-4509 | 206 S. 12th Ave., Phoenix
Call ahead for intake hours. This is the single-adult pathway; families should use the Family Housing Hub.
4. St. Vincent de Paul - Meals and basic needs
Public service pathways for hot meals, food boxes, shelter and other basic needs.
602-266-4673 (general information)
Select the needed service on Get Help and confirm its location, hours and eligibility.
5. St. Mary's Food Bank - Food assistance
Find nearby food-assistance locations using the Find Food Near Me link on its website.
602-242-3663
Confirm pickup requirements and current hours with the selected food-distribution location.
6. Area Agency on Aging, Region One - Older adults, caregivers and meals
Maricopa County support for older adults, caregivers and eligible adults with disabilities. Ask about in-home services and home-delivered meal eligibility.
24-hour Senior HELP LINE: 602-264-4357
Meal and in-home services require eligibility assessment. Home delivery is not general street-outreach meal delivery.
7. NAMI Valley of the Sun - Mental-health support
Peer and family support, education and resource information serving Maricopa County.
602-244-8166
Confirm the program's age requirements and registration. Support groups do not replace clinical treatment or emergency help.
8. Autism Society of Greater Phoenix - Autism and family support
Information, support groups, events and resource navigation for Autistic people and families.
info@phxautism.org | 480-779-0899
Email/contact form is preferred. The organization does not provide diagnosis, medical treatment, housing or financial assistance.
9. Career Connectors - Employment
Free job-seeker events with career resources and support, including virtual opportunities.
Register through the events page
Check each event's details and availability. Participation does not guarantee employment.
10. ALWAYS - Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services - Legal help
Free legal help for eligible young people and trafficking survivors in Maricopa or Pima County. Confirm current age requirements and case types with ALWAYS before requesting services.
602-248-7055
The provider screens eligibility and legal matters. See its eligibility page before requesting services.
Earlier DOK referral information
The earlier referral details below remain available. Confirm current eligibility, insurance, schedules and openings directly with the provider before using any service.
SHE VILLAGE — VERIFIED COMMUNITY RESOURCE HUTS
Daughters of the King Nonprofit Organization is building SHE Village as a community navigation network. These organizations have provided DOK with a named contact, a usable referral pathway, or written service guidance. A listing here does not guarantee eligibility, placement, appointments, or services. In an emergency, call 911.
MENTAL HEALTH — NAMI VALLEY OF THE SUN
What they do: Free peer and family support groups, classes, presentations, and mental-health education for adults age 18 and older. No diagnosis or paperwork is required to attend community offerings. In-person and virtual options are available.
How to connect: Call 602-244-8166 or visit www.namivos.org. Support-group calendar: namivos.org/calendar/.
Service area: Maricopa County and some of Pinal County; people do not have to live in the area to participate in community offerings.
YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT SUPPORT — TEEN TIME OUTREACH
What they do: Community-based behavioral health, life-skills, psychosocial rehabilitation, psychoeducation, and support services for youth and young adults. They may serve ages 7–17 and young adults ages 18–25, depending on needs and eligibility.
They may help youth affected by homelessness or housing instability, domestic violence, trauma, trafficking risk, bullying, pregnancy or parenting, substance-use concerns, foster care/DCS, juvenile justice involvement, emotional or behavioral challenges, school success, employment readiness, independent living, and transition to adulthood.
How to connect: Submit a referral through teentimeoutreach.org. Their intake team reviews the referral, contacts the youth or parent/guardian as appropriate, verifies eligibility, and discusses next steps. Phone: 602-702-0017.
Current insurance note: They currently accept UnitedHealthcare Community Plan AHCCCS and anticipate Arizona Complete Health AHCCCS beginning December 1, 2026. Contact Teen Time Outreach directly to confirm current eligibility and coverage.
SURVIVOR HOUSING — PHOENIX STARFISH PLACE
What they do: A residential program for sex-trafficked women and their minor children.
Basic criteria shared with DOK: The applicant must meet the federal definition of sex trafficking, be sober from drugs and alcohol for at least 90 days, have engaged in supportive services such as groups or counseling, and be able and motivated to work, attend school, or participate in an intensive outpatient program within the first 30 days.
Referral pathway: DOK has a current program information sheet and application provided by Phoenix Starfish Place. Contact Daughters of the King at 602-419-8328 or daughtersoft@gmail.com for navigation assistance. Placement is never guaranteed; Phoenix Starfish Place determines eligibility.
HEALTHCARE FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS — CIRCLE THE CITY
What they do: Outpatient healthcare and mobile medical outreach for people experiencing homelessness in Maricopa County.
How to connect: Circle the City confirmed that people can be directed to its outpatient clinics at 3522 N 3rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85013 or 220 S 12th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85013 to establish medical care. Their mobile outreach calendar is available at circlethecity.org/mobile-outreach-calendar/.
Circle the City told DOK there are no identification, appointment, or documentation requirements that DOK needs to communicate for this referral pathway. For current service-navigation questions, contact Circle the City directly because services and schedules can change.
ABOUT SHE VILLAGE
DOK’s role is navigation, not diagnosis, placement, treatment, or case management. We verify pathways before publishing them and update this page as new HUTS are established. A HUT means DOK has a named contact and/or usable referral pathway. Organizations still in general outreach are not listed here until the pathway is verified.
Need help finding the right resource? Contact Daughters of the King Nonprofit Organization at 602-419-8328 or daughtersoft@gmail.com. Website: DOFTK.org.
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation
Free programs and wrap-around support for women in Arizona, age 18 and older, including family stability, health and well-being, financial management, education and training, and careers.
Start with the public Connect form to be connected with programs and a Connect Session. Public phone: 602-252-8494.
Everyone follows the same intake process. This listing does not provide priority access or guarantee enrollment or service availability. Verified October 12, 2026.
Sojourner Center
Support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking, including emergency shelter, transitional housing, and community outreach. Contact the organization directly to discuss your situation, eligibility, and available services.
Public crisis and service line: 602-244-0089, answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.
A referral does not guarantee shelter placement or immediate availability. No confidential shelter locations or private staff contacts are provided here. Verified October 12, 2026.
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