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Agua Fria Food and Clothing Bank
Groceries, lunch sacks for people without food storage or cooking access, showers and clothing in Avondale.
Who it serves: Food programs assess their own criteria. Shower service is for people without their own facilities; clothing assistance has document requirements.
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SourceBuckeye food assistance and public showers, with separate clothing-voucher and baby-supply programs.
Who it serves: Food-box assistance serves Buckeye and Goodyear with income or hardship screening. Other services have separate requirements.
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SourceVolunteer help with essential errands, medical rides, connection and small household tasks for homebound older adults.
Who it serves: Older adults who have permanently stopped driving because of age or physical limitations; income does not determine eligibility.
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SourceCare packs for children with cancer or a life-threatening illness.
Who it serves: Diagnosed before age 18 with cancer or another life-threatening illness; central line required for Comfycozy pack.
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SourcePublic hygiene services at the Hospitality Center, with separate shower, laundry, clothing and supply windows.
Who it serves: André House welcomes people seeking help; service-specific documents and age requirements were not established.
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SourceSupport and resource connections for low-income families and people in crisis who need help keeping their pets.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceCity of Avondale / Arizona Diaper Bank / First Things First
Supplemental diapers, pull-ups, wipes, adult incontinence and menstrual products through AFERP, while supplies last.
Who it serves: Eligible families must register before receiving services; the city lists Southwest Maricopa communities served.
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SourceFurniture and household goods through contracted social-service agencies for people transitioning out of homelessness.
Who it serves: People identified and qualified by a contracted social-service agency; current programs serve permanent supportive housing for people with disabilities.
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