Public contact address · approximate point, not availability
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27 places from the County’s published roster: 25 municipal places and two Census-designated communities. Other unincorporated communities and sovereign tribal jurisdictions are not mapped in this version. Boundaries are January 2026 Census geography, not service areas or a legal address determination.
Points are approximate Census address matches—not surveyed entrances, directions, travel times, or live service availability. Confidential locations are not pinned.
The provider describes SSVF for very-low-income veteran families in, or moving into, permanent housing. Intake determines current eligibility. Funding, openings and the current income limit are unconfirmed. CBI publishes a general contact number; ask specifically for SSVF.
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Complete the prescreen linked on the official program page. The center says it does not take intakes by phone. Use the referral hotline for other shelter options.
Men experiencing homelessness. Children under 18 are not allowed on site. Published instructions do not confirm admission or availability. No phone intake. Not a phone intake line. Use the published online instructions.
Families with at least one child accompanying them. Call for a screening and to check placement. Published instructions do not confirm admission or availability.
Arizona residents facing homelessness, eviction or domestic violence; custody of a minor child or third-trimester pregnancy, an adult lease signer, $1,170 monthly verified income, employment ability and screening required. Not emergency shelter. Published rent is $400/month; $200 deposit and $400 last-month rent due at move-in. Eligibility is not acceptance.
Mesa-based people experiencing homelessness, including vulnerable seniors and families; referral and program screening are required. Source review does not confirm current availability, admission or funding. Confirm program-specific requirements.
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Submit the official Request Assistance form for Operation Vanguard. If online access is a barrier, call 480-461-1033 and ask how to request help. A request starts review; it does not confirm assistance or placement.
Veterans facing imminent eviction or housing instability, at risk of homelessness, needing transitional-housing support, or needing help navigating support systems may request review. Each request is assessed individually. Current capacity, response time, funding and placement are not published. The Mesa address is a contact point, not a confirmed walk-in shelter intake.
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Use the current Save the Family or Valor on Eighth contact route and ask specifically for veteran-family SSVF screening, housing stability and current service-area rules.
SSVF and property rules apply to low-income veteran families experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Partner screening determines the correct entry point and service area. Supportive services are not a housing vacancy, shelter bed or outcome guarantee. SSVF eligibility and provider capacity must be confirmed.
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Submit the official Request Assistance form and ask specifically about the Veterans Pathway Housing Program. If online access is a barrier, call 480-461-1033. Ask about openings, documents, program fit and the published monthly contribution before making plans.
Veterans seeking structured housing stability and support may request review. The provider does not publish a complete eligibility checklist. A request is not admission or a capacity confirmation. Do not travel to a residential location expecting intake.