Homeless Assistance

Pascua Yaqui Homes VI

Payments may be made by e-check through the Department's Payment Portal at https://housing.az.gov/portals/adoh-payment-portal

 

Payment may also be made by credit card for invoices not exceeding $10,000. (Please note that credit card transations may not be split for this purpose.)

 

If you have any questions concerning this invoice, contact [email protected].

Payment Standards - HCV

 (12/1/2024)

Pedidos para Conferencistas

Para asuntos relacionados con la prensa, comuníquese con:
 
Oficial de Comunicaciones
(602) 771-1008
 
Para planificar que miembros del personal de ADOH hagan cualquier tipo de presentación al publico por favor complete el Formulario de Programación para Conferencistas y envíe como se

Pension or Workers Compensation Verification

People with AIDS/HIV

Agencies providing assistance to victims of AIDS/HIV differ in the services they provide. Some may provide housing or housing referrals, some medical assistance, and some supportive services. In the most populated counties, the services are centralized in private, non-profit agencies. In the remainder of the counties, the County Health Department is the point of contact.

For housing and supportive services in

Maricopa County, contact:

HIV Care Directions

1366 East Thomas Road, Suite 200

People with Alzheimer's Disease

Households requiring information or assistance (information on services available including housing referrals) for a member with Alzheimer’s Disease should call the help line at:

Arizona Alzheimer’s Association

1028 E. McDowell Road

Phoenix, AZ 85006

602-528-0550 | 1-800-392-0022

People with Developmental Disabilities

Developmental disability means either a strongly demonstrated potential that a child under six years of age has a developmental disability or will develop a developmental disability, as determined by a test performed pursuant to section 36-694 or by other appropriate tests, or a severe, chronic disability that:

People with Serious Mental Illness, Emotional Disturbances or Chronic Substance Abuse

Seriously mentally ill persons are adults whose emotional or behavioral functioning is so impaired as to interfere with their capacity to remain in the community without supportive treatment. The mental impairment is severe and persistent and may result in a limitation of their functional capacities for primary activities of daily living, interpersonal relationships, homemaking, self-care, employment or recreation.

PER Compiled Report 2008-2013