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A national crisis-support contact. This is not shelter intake.
Who it serves: Crisis support is available to everyone.
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SourceArizona statewide crisis system
Statewide crisis support and guidance about mobile assessment, available to Arizona residents regardless of health insurance.
Who it serves: Any Arizona resident experiencing a behavioral health crisis, regardless of health insurance coverage.
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SourceYouth support, safety planning and counseling navigation for relationship abuse.
Who it serves: Young people ages 11–24 experiencing or witnessing abuse; service assessment applies.
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SourceA Phoenix mental health crisis center with 24-hour crisis acceptance and a separate daytime walk-in urgent-care lobby.
Who it serves: People experiencing a mental health crisis. Phoenix age eligibility and the after-hours arrival entrance were not established by this source review; ask before travel.
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SourceMobile safety planning, support and connections to victim services at safe meeting locations.
Who it serves: Adult victims and survivors; advocates assess individualized needs and available assistance.
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SourceCrisis support, safety planning and medical or court advocacy for violent-crime victims.
Who it serves: Violent-crime victims within the Community and Community members in surrounding areas; reporting to police is not required.
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SourceCoordinated victim advocacy and forensic-care services.
Who it serves: Victims of sexual, domestic or severe physical violence and their families.
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SourceCrisis prevention, intervention and peer resource navigation for military service members, veterans and families.
Who it serves: Military service members, veterans and their family members.
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A dated, text-only snapshot of public program information. It contains no private plan or client answers. It can become outdated; confirm instructions before travel.
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