activities · 5
what they do
direct service · 5
- Benefits and financial assistance navigation Public Benefits Enrollment AssistanceAssists individuals in applying for state and federal benefits and provides financial education and advocacy, including securing pro bono fiduciary support and addressing financial exploitation.
- End-of-life planning and administrative support Advance Care Planning AssistanceOffers guidance on planning last wishes, connects individuals with funeral homes and cemeteries in the Phoenix area, and provides notary services and recommendations for establishing power of attorney. Services have been offered for over ten years.
- Lease and rental of safe housing for vulnerable populationsLeases homes in safe neighborhoods and rents space to veterans, seniors, disabled individuals, and others experiencing housing instability. This includes arranging apartment placement, setting up utilities, and providing emergency housing payments to prevent homelessness.
- Medical and health-related financial support Mobile and Fixed Community Medical ClinicsProvides financial and logistical support for critical medical procedures, such as financing dental surgery to enable eligibility for heart surgery.
- Placement and support services for individuals in housing crisisPlaces individuals in crisis into safe homes and provides ongoing support services such as financial education, assistance with state and federal benefit applications, and long-term housing planning. Includes rehousing after eviction and temporary storage of belongings.
strategies · 4
how they think
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- Hand-up, not handout approach with time-limited support hand-up_not_hand-outProvides temporary, conditional support that emphasizes personal responsibility and self-sufficiency, aiming to empower individuals rather than create dependency through a philosophy of offering opportunities for advancement rather than permanent aid.
- Housing-first model with supportive services housing-first_with_supportive_servicesOffers temporary affordable housing combined with tailored supportive services to address immediate shelter needs while promoting long-term stability and self-reliance, particularly for vulnerable populations experiencing housing instability, mental illness, or financial crisis.
- Individualized support and needs assessment individualized_needs_assessmentUses personalized assessments and ongoing guidance to understand each individual’s unique circumstances, then tailors housing, services, and referrals accordingly to improve outcomes and engagement.
- Referral-based service coordination referral_networkConnects individuals to essential social services and benefits through a structured referral network, extending impact beyond direct services by leveraging community resources.
named programs · 7
what they call their work
Advocacy and Referrals
Assists clients with job applications, recommendations, and connecting them with other necessary resources.
Affordable Housing
Offers temporary affordable housing in safe neighborhoods for seniors, disabled individuals, VA vets, and those in crisis.
Benefits Assistance
Helps clients apply for state and federal benefits programs, including AHCCCS insurance and Arizona Long Term Care.
Budgeting Education
Provides financial education to help clients manage their finances for long-term success.
Crisis Intervention
Provides resources and support to clients experiencing a crisis.
Ducks in a Row Program
Guides clients through important decisions and actions related to end-of-life planning, including last wishes, power of attorney, funeral plans, and body donation.
Notary Services
Provides notary services for legal documents.
relationships · 1
who they work with
- Bobbie Boyd Partner — Hospice and caregiving professional who refers clients and offers reciprocal support services.