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Affordable rental communities with property-specific income, age or disability requirements.
Who it serves: Qualification varies by property, household size, income and any age or disability designation; no single eligibility rule covers every community.
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SourceTransitional housing and support for survivors of domestic violence. The provider describes this as transitional housing rather than emergency shelter.
Who it serves: Survivors of domestic violence of any gender.
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SourceTemporary family housing with case management through a six-home program operated by A New Leaf.
Who it serves: Families experiencing homelessness; A New Leaf determines eligibility following intake and assessment.
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SourceOvernight shelter for adults experiencing homelessness. Enrolled guests may receive a nightly meal and shower, job assistance, medical referrals, bus passes, connections to SNAP and AHCCCS, and housing assistance.
Who it serves: Adults experiencing homelessness; interview required before entry.
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SourceA starting point for single adults experiencing homelessness to get assessed and connected with services. An assessment does not guarantee a bed.
Who it serves: Single adults without children experiencing homelessness.
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SourceCentral Arizona Shelter Services
CASS adult emergency shelter. Placement requires intake and available space.
Who it serves: Adults 18 and older.
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SourceHomeless outreach, assessment and housing-service navigation.
Who it serves: People experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Chandler and people concerned about someone needing help.
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SourceCity of Chandler / Newtown Community Development Corporation
Affordable homeownership pathway using a community land trust, with education, counseling and orientation.
Who it serves: Low-income first-time Chandler homebuyers with household income below 80% of Area Median Income; education, counseling and orientation required.
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