activities · 11
what they do
direct service · 5
- Operate Café 54 Cafe-Based Youth & Community TrainingOperates Café 54, a nationally awarded restaurant that provides hands-on work training and job development for adults in mental health recovery, opened in 2004.
- Operate Our Place Clubhouse Peer-Led Mental Health Support GroupsOperates Our Place Clubhouse, a program for individuals in mental health recovery, since 1992.
- Operating Café 54 Cafe-Based Youth & Community TrainingOperates Café 54, a nationally awarded restaurant program opened in 2004, which provides hands-on work training and job development for adults in mental health recovery.
- Operating Our Place Clubhouse Peer-Led Mental Health Support GroupsOperates Our Place Clubhouse, a program for individuals in mental health recovery, since being awarded the contract in November 1992.
- Peer-run organization with credentialed staff Recovery-Focused Case Management & Peer SupportOperates as a peer-run organization with staff who are credentialed peer support specialists and have lived experience with mental illness and/or substance use.
capacity building · 6
- Facilitate Arizona State Tax Credit for Donors Arizona Tax Credit Donation ProgramEnables Arizona donors to claim a state tax credit for contributions made to the organization.
- Facilitating Arizona State Tax Credit for Donations Arizona Tax Credit Donation ProgramEnables Arizona donors to claim a state tax credit for contributions made to the organization.
- Facilitating Arizona State Tax Credits Arizona Tax Credit Donation ProgramEnables Arizona donors to claim a state tax credit for contributions made to the organization, supporting its programs.
- Peer Support and Advocacy Training (PSAT) Youth Mental Health Education & Peer SupportHolds Peer Support and Advocacy Training (PSAT) program sessions, with one session starting in April 2026, to train individuals with lived experience in mental illness and/or substance use.
- Peer Support and Advocacy Training (PSAT) Youth Mental Health Education & Peer SupportHolds Peer Support and Advocacy Training (PSAT) program sessions, such as one that started in April 2026, to build capacity in peer support and advocacy.
- Provide Peer Support and Advocacy Training Recovery-Focused Case Management & Peer SupportOffers Peer Support and Advocacy Training (PSAT) programs to individuals, with staff who are credentialed peer support specialists with lived experience in mental illness and/or substance use.
strategies · 8
how they think
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- Peer-led recovery and employment support peer_support_and_employment_modelThe organization utilizes peer support services, emphasizing employment and community involvement, to aid individuals in recovery from mental illness. This approach is reinforced by training programs led by individuals with lived experience, who provide real-world insight and reduce stigma.
- Peer-led recovery through employment and community integration peer_support_and_employment_modelThe organization believes that employment and community involvement are integral to recovery from mental illness. It utilizes peer support services, where individuals with lived experience guide others, and provides training and opportunities for employment to reduce stigma and foster well-being.
- Stigma reduction and community responsibility through social enterprise stigma_reduction_and_community_responsibilityThe organization actively works to dismantle the stigma associated with mental illness by advocating for increased community responsibility and providing practical solutions like social enterprises (e.g., a restaurant) that offer work training and job development opportunities.
- Stigma reduction through community engagement and social enterprise stigma_reduction_and_community_responsibilityThe organization actively works to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness by advocating for community responsibility, providing public awareness training, and operating a social enterprise (Café 54) that offers work training and job development while challenging societal perceptions of mental illness.
- Stigma reduction through community engagement and social enterprise stigma_reduction_and_community_responsibilityThe organization actively works to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness by advocating for community responsibility, providing public awareness training, and operating a social enterprise (Café 54) that offers work training and job development while challenging misconceptions about mental illness.
- Targeted mental health awareness and peer support training mental_health_awareness_trainingThe organization provides specialized training programs, including Peer Support and Advocacy Training for individuals with lived experience to become certified specialists, and Mental Health Awareness Training for various community groups, to equip them to support individuals in mental health crises and promote recovery.
- Targeted service for vulnerable populations targeted_service_for_vulnerable_populationsThe organization focuses its services on the working poor and chronically ill or disabled populations, aligning with eligibility requirements for Arizona's charitable tax credit program and ensuring support reaches those most in need.
- Targeted support for vulnerable populations targeted_service_for_vulnerable_populationsThe organization focuses its services on specific vulnerable populations, including the working poor and chronically ill or disabled individuals, aligning with eligibility requirements for charitable tax credit programs.
named programs · 3
what they call their work
Café 54
A community café that provides job training and employment opportunities for adults in mental health recovery while promoting awareness and reducing stigma.
Mental Health Awareness Training
Training for adults to learn how to assist individuals experiencing mental health crises, aimed at various community members including first responders.
Peer Support and Advocacy Training Program
A six-week course that trains individuals to work as Peer Support Specialists, combining classroom learning with hands-on practice.
relationships · 8
who they work with
- Arizona Department of Revenue Government — Lists Coyote TaskForce as an approved Qualifying Charitable Organization on its website.
- Arizona State University Partner — Jeffrey Grobe teaches in Arizona State University’s Tucson-based Master’s of Social Work program.
- CARF International Government — Jeffrey Grobe serves as a program surveyor for CARF International, consulting for community service organizations across the U.S. and Canada.
- Cenpatico Integrated Care Funder — Sponsored the "A Magical Night for Mental Health" fundraiser.
- Health Net of Arizona Funder — Sponsored the "A Magical Night for Mental Health" fundraiser.
- La Frontera Center Partner — Jeffrey Grobe previously served as clinical supervisor and project director for La Frontera Center's homelessness services program.
- Our Place Clubhouse Partner — Awarded the contract to run Our Place Clubhouse in November 1992.
- SAMHSA Funder — Provided a grant to fund Mental Health Awareness Training events.