Eligibility Info
Helpful Information Links
RESOURCE INFO & LINKS IF YOU NEED HELP:
Websites:
La Paz County Resource Guide
Call 211 for answers to:
- Human Services
- Health Needs
- Emergency Food
- Crisis Counseling
- Mental Health
- Legal Assistance
- Financial Assistance
- Disability Resources
- Support Groups
- Community and Government Services
- Utility Assistance
- And More
Quartzsite Transit Service
- Bus service information, picked up right at your door.
- Free Rides For Seniors Are Available To Those That Qualify
Thanks to funding from WACOG Area Agency on Aging, seniors are able to receive up to ten (10) free rides every month on Quartzsite Camel Express by participating in the AAA Pass Program. This program will exist as long as funding is available.
Download the WACOG Application here.
Looking for Benefits?
- Answer questions to find out which government benefits you may be eligible to receive https://www.benefits.gov/
- A list from Wildfire of benifits About Arizona Self Help - Arizona Self Help
Caregivers:
Family member caregiving payment information
Meals On Wheels
Veterans Info
Featured Information:
- Heat Relief
- KidsCare Enrollment
- Utility AssistanceVets’ Community Connections
- Applications for Individualsand Businesses Hotlines
- NAZCARE Help for substance abuse or metal illness find housing https://www.facebook.com/NAZcare-152720894790211/
- Child Abuse
- Domestic Violence
- Human Trafficking
- Sexual Assault
- https://211arizona.org/
- https://www.hospicehavasu.org/resources/
- http://www.cornerstonemissionaz.org/
- https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/single-family-housing-direct-home-loans/az
- http://www.co.la-paz.az.us/417/Public-Fiduciary
- Veterans assistance https://www.independencefund.org/apply-for-assistance/
- Mortgage Assistance is now available for La Paz County residents financially affected by COVID-19. Contact WACOG at 928-920-6104.
- https://findhelp.org/
- AZ help list from Wildfire https://arizonaselfhelp.org/programs/
ARIZONA TOGETHER INFORMATION
Employment & Financial Assistance
Apply for Unemployment BenefitsApply for Cash AssistanceImmediate Employment OpeningsProfessional DevelopmentAdditional Information
Homeowner, Renter & Homeless Support
Mortgage Help For HomeownersRental Eviction Prevention AssistanceRental & Housing Support by CountyFind HousingSupport for Homeless Seniors
Food & Meals
Apply for Nutrition Assistance (SNAP)Find a Food BankMeals for ChildrenMeals for Seniors by CountyWomen, Infants & Children (WIC)
Healthcare
Apply for AHCCCS Health Insurance/KidsCareFind HealthcareCOVID-19 Testing LocationsCOVID-19 Screening Tool
Help with Electric/Gas Utilities
Utility Assistance ProgramsAPS
Children & Parents
Youth Events & Activities Guidance
Online Resources for Families to Stay Healthy & Active
AZ Enrichment Centers-Childcare for Critical Frontline Personnel
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
Coronavirus Disease & Breastfeeding
Information for Pregnant Women & Those Caring for Young Children
Arizona Department of Education: Guidance to Schools & Families
Apply for Financial Aid (FAFSA)
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Community Resources
Emergency Services & Mental Health
If you are experiencing an emergency, dial 9-1-1 immediately. If you are experiencing a crisis, you are a victim of abuse or neglect, or suspect someone else is experiencing abuse, help is available immediately - use the links below to find resources.
Crisis services are available to any Arizona resident, even if you do not have health insurance coverage.
- The single statewide crisis line number is: 1(844)534-4673 or 1(844)534-HOPE
- 988 will also route to the Statewide Crisis Line based on area code
If you are experiencing a personal crisis, dial 2-1-1 to be connected with a crisis counseling provider and get immediate help or click here to learn more.
Do you need help or know someone who does? Click Get Help Now for information on crisis support and resources to report abuse to yourself or someone you suspect may be a victim of abuse or neglect.
