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CATHOLIC CHARITIES COMMUNITY SERVICES

AZ · EIN 860223999 · $46.3M rev · operational · www.catholiccharitiesaz.org
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Catholic Charities Community Services is a faith-based organization that provides a wide range of social services to vulnerable individuals and families in Arizona. Their work focuses on sheltering the homeless and abused, strengthening children and families, and welcoming refugees and immigrants. They operate across Central and Northern Arizona.

activities · 39

what they do

direct service · 39
  • Community Outreach and Crisis Assistance Emergency Supply Distribution
    Conducts routine community outreach to distribute life-sustaining supplies such as water, food, hygiene supplies, and seasonal weather gear. This includes providing supplies to individuals with serious mental illness who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Coconino, Yavapai, and Mohave Counties.
  • Coordinated Entry and Rapid Re-Housing Programs Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates Coordinated Entry as the centralized intake and referral system for homeless services in Northern Arizona and provides Rapid Re-Housing assistance to help individuals and families quickly transition from homelessness to permanent housing, with case management and support services.
  • Coordinated Entry for Homeless Services Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates Coordinated Entry as the required intake and referral process for homeless individuals and families in Northern Arizona, connecting them to appropriate services.
  • Coordinated Entry for Homeless Services Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates Coordinated Entry as the required intake and referral process for homeless individuals and families in Northern Arizona, facilitating access to appropriate services.
  • Offers counseling services to individuals, couples, and families in the Phoenix metro area, providing mental health support regardless of faith, income, or background. Services include in-person sessions and telehealth options for individuals across Arizona, with a program operating since 1952.
  • Provides counseling services to individuals, couples, and families in the Phoenix metro area and via telehealth across Arizona, offering mental health support regardless of faith, income, or background. This program has been operating in Phoenix since 1952.
  • Domestic Violence and Sex Trafficking Support Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Assists survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking by providing safe shelter, case management, and trauma-informed care. This includes operating My Sisters’ Place, a domestic violence shelter with up to 30 beds, offering 24-hour staffing, weekly case management, and individual and group counseling.
  • Domestic Violence and Sex Trafficking Support Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Assists survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking with shelter, case management, and trauma-informed care. This includes operating My Sisters’ Place, a domestic violence shelter with up to 30 beds, providing confidential shelter, 24-hour staffing, weekly case management, and individual and group counseling.
  • Domestic Violence and Sex Trafficking Survivor Support Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Provides safe shelter and comprehensive support to survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking through My Sisters’ Place, a confidential shelter with up to 30 beds, 24-hour staffing, case management, counseling, and assistance with ID replacement, school enrollment, employment, and benefits access.
  • Domestic Violence and Sex Trafficking Survivor Support Services Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Operates My Sisters’ Place, a confidential domestic violence shelter in the East Valley with up to 30 beds, offering safe shelter, 24-hour staffing, case management, and trauma-informed care for survivors and their children. Provides individual and group counseling, assistance with ID replacement, school enrollment, employment, and benefits access.
  • Durable Medical Equipment Loan Program Durable Medical Equipment Lending
    Provides access to durable medical equipment such as crutches, walkers, and wheelchairs on a loan basis, requiring a non-refundable deposit for some items and their return for reuse by others.
  • Durable Medical Equipment Loan Program Medical Cost & Equipment Assistance
    Provides access to durable medical equipment—including crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, and commodes—on a loan basis with a non-refundable deposit for some items, requiring return for reuse. Supports individuals recovering from injury or surgery to maintain independence.
  • Durable Medical Equipment Loan Program
    Provides access to durable medical equipment such as crutches, walkers, and wheelchairs on a loan basis to individuals recovering from injury or surgery, requiring a non-refundable deposit for some items and their return for reuse.
  • Early Childhood Education
    Offers comprehensive early childhood education through Early Head Start and Head Start programs, serving children from 12 months to 5 years of age with full-day program sessions to prepare them for school success.
  • Early Childhood Education
    Offers comprehensive early education programs, including Early Head Start and Head Start, for children from 12 months to 5 years of age, providing quality childcare and developmental support to prepare them for school success.
  • Early Childhood Education Programs
    Operates Early Head Start and Head Start programs providing comprehensive early education for children ages 12 months to 5 years, including full-day sessions from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, developmental support, and school readiness services.
  • Early Childhood Education Programs Child Care & Early Learning Programs
    Offers comprehensive early childhood education through Early Head Start and Head Start programs for children ages 12 months to 5 years, including full-day sessions from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, developmental support, and school readiness preparation.
  • Emergency Shelter and Day Resource Services Emergency Shelter Services
    Operates emergency shelters and day resource centers that provide hot meals, showers, hygiene supplies, laundry facilities, computer access, and case management to individuals experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. Services are available in Bullhead City and other locations across central and northern Arizona.
  • Foster Care and Adoption Services Foster Care and Adoption Services
    Provides foster care and adoption services, including therapeutic foster care and full-service private infant adoption support through the Joining Hearts program, placing children in safe, loving homes and supporting families through the adoption process. The organization also offers information sessions for prospective foster parents.
  • Foster Care and Adoption Services Foster Care and Adoption Services
    Provides foster care and adoption services, including therapeutic foster care with clinical intervention, support for unaccompanied refugee minors, and full-service private infant adoption through the Joining Hearts program. Offers information sessions and certification support for prospective foster parents.
  • Foster Care and Adoption Services Foster Care and Adoption Services
    Provides foster care and adoption services, including therapeutic foster care with clinical intervention for youth, licensing support for foster parents, and full-service private infant adoption through the Joining Hearts program, guiding families from certification to finalization.
  • Foster Care and Adoption Services Foster Care and Adoption Services
    Provides foster care and adoption services, including information sessions for prospective foster parents, therapeutic foster care for youth, and supportive environments for unaccompanied refugee minors. The organization also offers full-service private infant adoption support through the Joining Hearts program.
  • Homeless Outreach and Day Resource Centers Emergency Shelter Services
    Operates Day Resource Centers in Bullhead City and other locations offering hot meals, showers, hygiene supplies, laundry facilities, computer access, and clothing to individuals experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. Conducts community outreach to distribute food, water, and seasonal supplies such as winter gear and summer hydration items.
  • Homeless Shelter and Support Services Emergency Shelter Services
    Operates emergency shelters and day resource centers in Bullhead City and the Tri-State area, providing temporary housing, hot meals, showers, hygiene supplies, laundry facilities, and computer access for individuals, families, and veterans experiencing homelessness. This includes private rooms for families and case management support.
  • Mental Health Counseling Services Outpatient Mental Health Counseling
    Provides individual, couple, and family counseling services in the Phoenix metro area and via telehealth across Arizona, with evening in-person sessions available Monday through Thursday. The counseling program has been operating since 1952.
  • Mental Health Counseling Services Outpatient Mental Health Counseling
    Offers individual, couple, and family counseling services in the Phoenix metro area and via telehealth across Arizona, with evening hours available Monday through Thursday. The program has operated since 1952 and provides trauma-informed care to clients regardless of faith, income, or background.
  • Outreach and Community Support Services Emergency Supply Distribution
    Conducts routine community outreach to distribute food, water, hygiene supplies, summer hydration items, and winter weather gear to individuals in need. Also operates Coordinated Entry, the required intake and referral system for homeless individuals and families in Northern Arizona.
  • Outreach and Crisis Assistance Emergency Supply Distribution
    Conducts routine community outreach to distribute life-sustaining supplies such as water, food, hygiene supplies, summer hydration supplies, and winter weather gear, particularly to individuals with serious mental illness experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Coconino, Yavapai, and Mohave Counties.
  • Outreach and Support for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness
    Provides life-sustaining supplies and support through the PATH program to individuals with serious mental illness who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Coconino, Yavapai, and Mohave Counties.
  • PATH Program for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness
    Provides life-sustaining supplies and support services through the PATH program to individuals with serious mental illness who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Coconino, Yavapai, and Mohave Counties.
  • Provides permanent supportive housing to chronically homeless individuals and families, including those with disabilities or substance use disorders, helping them maintain stable housing and access essential services. This includes a Community Re-Entry housing program that has served nearly 140 individuals since 2016, with most finding employment within 30 days.
  • Permanent Supportive and Transitional Housing for Homeless Individuals and Families
    Provides permanent supportive housing and transitional housing to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, including those with disabilities or substance use disorders, with an average stay of nine months and support services to maintain stable housing. Operates emergency shelters in Bullhead City and the Tri-State area, serving up to 40 individuals, three families, and eight veterans, with private rooms, meals, and case management.
  • Permanent Supportive and Transitional Housing for Homeless Individuals and Families
    Provides permanent supportive housing and transitional housing programs for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, including those with disabilities or substance use disorders, with an average stay of nine months and support services to maintain stable housing. Operates emergency shelters in Bullhead City and the Tri-State area, serving up to 40 individuals, three families, and eight veterans, with private accommodations and access to communal facilities.
  • Rapid Re-Housing and Re-Entry Support Residential Re-Entry Support for Homeless Men
    Assists individuals transitioning from homelessness or incarceration through Rapid Re-Housing and Community Re-Entry programs, with support in securing permanent housing and employment. Served nearly 140 individuals in the Community Re-Entry program since 2016.
  • Refugee and Immigrant Resettlement Refugee Resettlement and Integration Support
    Supports refugees and immigrants through resettlement assistance, employment services, and cultural integration programs, helping them transition to new lives and work towards citizenship.
  • Refugee and Immigrant Resettlement Services Refugee Resettlement and Integration Support
    Supports refugees and immigrants through resettlement assistance, employment services, cultural integration programs, and support toward citizenship for those fleeing persecution, violence, and poverty.
  • Refugee and Immigrant Resettlement and Integration Services Refugee Resettlement and Integration Support
    Supports refugees and immigrants through resettlement assistance, employment services, cultural integration programs, and pathways to citizenship. Operates a foster care program for unaccompanied refugee minors and provides support to their foster families.
  • Supports refugees and immigrants through resettlement assistance, employment services, cultural integration programs, and assistance toward citizenship. This includes providing supportive environments for unaccompanied refugee minors in foster care.
  • Offers transitional housing with an average length of stay of nine months, and assists individuals and families in transitioning from homelessness to permanent housing through programs like Rapid Re-Housing.
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named programs · 10

what they call their work

Coordinated Entry
Interview and referral system for homeless individuals and families in Northern Arizona to determine eligibility and access to housing assistance programs
Counseling Program
Provides counseling services to individuals, couples, and families (ages 9+) in the Phoenix metro area and via telehealth for Arizona residents, addressing issues like abuse, anxiety, depression, grief, and parenting. Services are fee-based with a sliding scale and accept certain AHCCCS plans.
Counseling Services
Fee-based counseling with sliding scale for individuals, couples, and families; serves ages 9+; addresses abuse, anxiety/depression, divorce, grief, parenting, and stress; offered in-person and via telehealth
Homeless Services
Assists individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Northern Arizona to find safe, stable, and affordable housing. Services begin with a Coordinated Entry interview and referral process to determine eligibility for programs like Permanent Supportive Housing.
Permanent Supportive Housing
Housing assistance program for homeless individuals and families in Northern Arizona, accessed through Coordinated Entry system
Sheltering Our Neighbors
Provides safe shelter and compassionate support to individuals and families facing homelessness, domestic violence, incarceration, and sexual exploitation.
Strengthening Children and Families
Offers life-affirming services such as early education, counseling, foster education and certification, adoption, and in-home case management to make families stronger and more resilient.
Welcoming Refugees and Immigrants
Helps refugees and immigrants integrate into a safe, healthy environment and provides support on their path to citizenship.
Westside Head Start
Comprehensive early childhood education program for children ages 1-5, emphasizing pre-reading, language, math, cognitive skills, health, and social-emotional competence, with family support services
Westside Head Start and Early Head Start
Offers comprehensive childhood education for disadvantaged children aged 12 months to 5 years, focusing on pre-reading, language, math, cognitive skills, health, and social-emotional competence. Includes a parenting curriculum and resources for families.
relationships · 18

who they work with

  • Administration for Children and Families Government — Federal agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that administers the Office of Head Start grant.
  • AmeriCorps Partner — Collaborates with AmeriCorps to support volunteer programs.
  • Child and Adult Care Food Program Partner — Partner program providing child nutrition services to Westside Head Start participants.
  • Connection Center Partner — Referral partner for the Community Re-Entry program in Yavapai County.
  • Diocese of Phoenix Government — Faith-based affiliate providing oversight and support for Catholic Charities Community Services in Arizona.
  • Diocese of Phoenix Government — One of the major social service agencies of the Diocese of Phoenix
  • Flagstaff Shelter Services Partner — Collaborates with Catholic Charities to conduct Coordinated Entry interviews in Coconino County.
  • Legacy Foundation Partner — Funded the Christine Stamper Center for Help & Hope, where Catholic Charities operates the emergency shelter.
  • Maricopa County Government — Operates the 24-hour domestic violence hotline in coordination with area shelters including My Sisters’ Place.
  • Office of Head Start Government — Federal grant funder supporting the Westside Head Start program through Grant Number 09CH012063.
  • Pathways to Community Partner — Referral partner for the Community Re-Entry program in Coconino County.
  • Service Enterprise Initiative Network — Recognized as a Service Enterprise, indicating commitment to volunteer management and organizational capacity.
  • State of Arizona Government — Partners with the State of Arizona to license foster parents.
  • Yavapai County Government — Provides medical equipment loan services within Yavapai County.
  • business Partner — Engages businesses in supporting Catholic Charities projects.
  • church Partner — Works with churches to carry out community service initiatives.
  • parish Partner — Collaborates with parishes to support Catholic Charities projects.
  • school Partner — Partners with schools to involve them in Catholic Charities initiatives.