Rental Assistance

Organizations or agencies that can provide rental assistance.

2-1-1 Arizona (877-211-8661)

We connect you to the resources you need.

2-1-1 Arizona transforms lives by linking individuals and families to vital community services throughout Arizona.

We are trusted, local, nonprofit organization providing you with access to 35,000+ community resources including housing, health, food, employment services and so much more.

You can contact 2-1-1 (or 877-211-8661) if you have questions about:

  • Human Services
  • Health Needs
  • Emergency Food
  • Crisis Counseling
  • Rental Assistance
  • Mental Health
  • Legal Assistance
  • Financial Assistance
  • Disability Resources
  • Support Groups
  • Community and Government Services
  • Volunteering and Donating
  • Utility Assistance

Or other assistance you may need.

Also, see the Assistance for Economically Disadvantaged, Elderly and/or Homebound category for more information and resources.

FREE 24/7/365 CONFIDENTIAL

Location
1275 W. Washington St. Suite 210 Tempe, AZ 85281-1859
Notes

We cannot help people in person at our office. Please call or use our website or free apps.

Arizona Relay callers, dial 7-1-1 or 800-367-8939 and ask for 877-211-8661.

Explore our library of helpful information related to the following topics:

Food
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Heat Relief
Transportation
Housing and Homelessness
Income and Employment

Arizona Dept of Housing (ADOH) - Rental Assistance & Eviction Prevention Programs

ADOH - The Arizona Department of Housing: Mission

Funding quality affordable housing and community revitalization to benefit all Arizonans and ensuring safe manufactured buildings throughout the state.

The Arizona Department of Economic Security’s (DES) Rental Assistance Program is available statewide for renters and landlords. For information about the program’s eligibility requirements and how to apply, visit: des.az.gov/ARAP

The website also provides direct links to county specific assistance programs.

ArizonaSelfHelp.org

Welcome to Arizona Self Help

A project by wildfire - Igniting Community Action to End Poverty in Arizona

What Arizona Self Help can do:

It can be tough to get the help your family needs. Arizona Self Help is a free and easy way to find out if your family can get help from 40 different health and human services programs. This website provides convenient, one-stop access to:

Try this website to find out if your family might qualify for helpful benefits. Arizona Self Help does not ask who you are and we do not share your information with anyone. Arizona Self Help is a project by Arizona Community Action Association and is not affiliated with any state agency.

THIS IS A VERY COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM - check it out.

Notes

Arizona Community Action Association

The Arizona Community Action Association (ACAA) was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1967 in response to a need for a statewide forum to address issues relating to poverty. Through its membership, ACAA has the capability to bring together public officials, low-income persons, representatives of the private sector and human service providers to develop strategies to that address poverty. ACAA was created to:

  • Provide a unified voice in the fight against poverty.
  • Educate and advocate on behalf of Arizona's low-income population.
  • Provide services that improve the lives of people through self sufficiency.
  • Serve as an umbrella organization for local community action agencies.

Our Mission

The mission of the ACAA is to promote economic self-sufficiency for low-income people through collaborations which:

  • Strengthen, represent and promote Arizona's Community Action Agencies,Strengthen, represent and promote Arizona's Community Action Agencies,
  • Encourage and enhance interagency cooperation,
  • Advocate for the concerns of low-income individuals and families,
  • Assure maximum feasible participation of low-income people,
  • Develop partnerships with public and private sectors,
  • Engage in research and education related to developing solutions to poverty.

For information on becoming a member of Arizona Community Action Association, or to comment on Arizona Self Help, please email ACAA.

This project was supported in part by the Department of Economic Security, Community Service Administration, and Hunger Relief Programs.

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