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Supporting families beyond therapy

Family &
Community Resources

You don't have to navigate everything alone.

We understand that families may experience challenges outside of therapy that can affect a child's well-being and a family's ability to access care. We've gathered the following resources to help connect Arizona families with food, housing, transportation, financial assistance, legal services, safety resources, and other community supports.

Eligibility requirements vary by program, and availability can change. Please contact the organization directly to determine whether a program is currently available to your family.

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2-1-1 Arizona

2-1-1 Arizona connects Arizona residents with local resources for housing, food, utilities, employment, transportation, health care, childcare and many other needs. Their searchable directory allows families to look for resources based on their location and circumstances.

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FOOD & NUTRITION

Help With Food

If your family is experiencing food insecurity, the following resources may help connect you with food assistance, nutrition programs, and local food pantries.

Arizona Nutrition Assistance (SNAP)

Assistance may be available to eligible Arizona families to help purchase food.

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Health-e-Arizona Plus

Apply for Nutrition Assistance, AHCCCS, and Cash Assistance.

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UTILITY ASSISTANCE

Help With Household Utilities

If your family is having difficulty paying electricity, gas, water, or other household utility expenses, assistance may be available.

Arizona Department of Economic Security – Utility Assistance

Provides information about available utility assistance programs for eligible households.

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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RESOURCES

Behavioral Health & Emotional Support

Families may need behavioral health or emotional support in addition to ABA services.

AHCCCS Behavioral Health Resources

Explore behavioral health services and resources available to Arizona members.

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Please note: Behaviors Are Us ABA Services, PLLC is not an emergency or crisis-response service. If your child or family member is experiencing an immediate emergency, call 911 or seek emergency medical assistance.

HOUSING & SHELTER

Housing Assistance

Families experiencing housing instability, homelessness, difficulty paying rent, or other housing concerns may be able to access local assistance.

Arizona Department of Housing

Information about housing programs and assistance throughout Arizona.

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AHCCCS Housing Resources

Information about housing-related programs and supportive services.

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EMPLOYMENT & FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Employment & Financial Assistance

Employment and financial challenges can affect a family's ability to meet basic needs. The following resources may provide assistance.

ARIZONA@WORK

Employment services, career resources, job-search assistance, training, and workforce programs.

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Arizona Department of Economic Security

Information about employment services, cash assistance, nutrition assistance, child care assistance, and other programs.

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FAMILY & SOCIAL SUPPORT

You're Not Alone

Families can sometimes feel isolated while navigating developmental, behavioral, financial, or other challenges. Connecting with supportive organizations and community programs can make a difference.

Arizona Family Resources

Resources and connections for Arizona families.

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES

Resources for Families With Children

Child Care Assistance

Arizona DES may provide child care assistance to eligible families.

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Disability & Developmental Support

Explore resources that may assist children and families with developmental disabilities and related needs.

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TRANSPORTATION

Transportation Assistance

Transportation challenges can make it difficult for families to attend medical, behavioral health, school, or other important appointments.

AHCCCS Transportation

AHCCCS members may have access to non-emergency transportation for covered services. Transportation benefits and arrangements vary by health plan.

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AHCCCS Members: Contact the Member Services number on your health plan card.

SAFETY & FAMILY SUPPORT

Safety & Domestic Violence Resources

If you or someone in your family is experiencing domestic violence, sexual violence, or another unsafe situation, confidential support and community resources may be available.

Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence

Connect with information and resources for individuals and families experiencing domestic or sexual violence.

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If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

HEALTH COVERAGE & BENEFITS

Help Accessing Health Care

AHCCCS

Find information about Arizona Medicaid, eligibility, covered services, member resources, and health plans.

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Health-e-Arizona Plus

Apply for AHCCCS, Nutrition Assistance, and Cash Assistance.

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💙 A Message From Behaviors Are Us

Supporting the Whole Family

At Behaviors Are Us ABA Services, PLLC, we believe that meaningful progress happens when children and families have the support they need to thrive.

If a family is experiencing challenges that may affect their child's ability to participate in treatment or access care, we encourage families to let their care team know. When appropriate, we can help connect families with community resources and support services.

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Resource Disclaimer: Behaviors Are Us ABA Services, PLLC provides these resources for informational purposes only. Inclusion of a resource does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee of eligibility, availability, or services. Programs and eligibility requirements may change. Families should contact each organization directly to verify current information.