Here are the homeless shelters and services in Arizona along with their contact information:

 

Phoenix Rescue Mission (Phoenix)

Services: Emergency shelter, food, recovery programs  

Phone: (602) 346-3363  

Website: [phoenixrescuemission.org](https://phoenixrescuemission.org)

 

Community Bridges   

 Services: Housing assistance and resources for individuals and families  

Phone: (888) 224-2087

Website: https://communitybridgesinc.org/

St. Vincent de Paul (Phoenix)

Services: Overnight accommodations and meals  

Phone: (602) 261-6868  

Website: [svdpaz.org](https://www.svdpaz.org)

 

Tumbleweed Center for Youth Development (Phoenix)

   Services: Shelter, meals, and supportive services for homeless and at-risk youth  

Phone: (602) 841-5799  

Website: [tumbleweed.org](https://www.tumbleweed.org)

 

Alpha and Omega (Native Americans) (Co-Ed)

Services: Safe sleeping place and access to resources, mental health and substance abuses. 

Phone: (602)410-8468  

6638 S 26th Ln, Phoenix, AZ 85041

 

United Methodist Outreach Ministries (UMOM) (Phoenix)

Services: Emergency shelter and programs for self-sufficiency  

Phone: (602) 275-7852  

Website: [umom.org](https://www.umom.org)

 

Crisis Shelters (various locations)

Services: Temporary support and resources  

Note: Contact local city offices or search online for specific crisis shelter information in your area.  CALL 211 for area specifics.

 

For the most accurate and updated information, it's best to reach out to these organizations directly or check local government resources.​

Here are some resources for food pantries in Phoenix, Arizona:

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St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance

Address: 2831 N 31st Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85009

 Phone: (602) 343-5650

 Website: [St. Mary's Food Bank](https://www.firstfoodbank.org)

Description: One of the oldest food banks in the country, providing food assistance and programs for those in need.

 

Desert Mission Food Bank

 Address: 9229 N 5th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021

Phone: (602) 870-6062

 Website: [Desert Mission](https://www.theohanafoundation.org/desertmission)

 Description: Offers emergency food assistance, nutrition programs, and community support.

 

Arizona Food Bank Network

 Phone: (602) 528-3434

 Website: [AZ Food Bank Network](https://azfoodbanks.org)

 Description: A statewide network of food banks providing resources and support to local food pantries.

 

Feed My Starving Children

 Address: 1345 S Alma School Rd, Mesa, AZ 85210 (Nearby Mesa location)

 Phone: (480) 422-8191

 Website: [Feed My Starving Children](https://www.fmsc.org)

 Description: Offers food packing events and distributes meal packs to those in need, including partnerships with local agencies.

 

Phoenix Rescue Mission

 Address: 1801 S 15th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007

  Phone: (602) 233-3000

   Website: [Phoenix Rescue Mission](https://phoenixrescuemission.org)

 Description: Provides food, shelter, and recovery programs for homeless and low-income individuals and families.

 

Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona

 Address: 3003 S Country Club Rd, Tucson, AZ 85713 (serves areas around Phoenix as well)

Phone: (520) 622-0525

 Website: [Community Food Bank](https://www.communityfoodbank.org)

Description: Works to alleviate hunger through food distribution and educational programs.

 

Make sure to check the websites or contact the organizations for their specific hours of operation and eligibility requirements.

​Here’s a list of domestic violence shelters in Phoenix, Arizona, along with their contact information:

 

Sojourner Center

Phone: (602) 244-0089

 Website: [sojournercenter.org](https://www.sojournercenter.org/)

 

Valley Oasis

Phone: (623) 291-4241

Website: [valleyoasis.org](http://valleyoasis.org/)

 

Shelters for Women (Women in Transition)

 Phone: (602) 253-9263

 Website: [womenintransition.org](http://www.womenintransition.org/)

 

La Frontera  Arizona/Empact

 Phone: (480) 784-1500 (24/7 Hotline)

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Chrysalis Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence

Phone: (480) 789-5102

Website: [chrysalisShelter.org](https://www.chrysalisshelter.org/)

 

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, please call 911 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) for immediate assistance. Remember, there is help available, and reaching out is an important step towards safety.