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Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation
Funding requests for activities and items that enrich the lives of children and young adults currently in foster care in Arizona.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceApache Junction Unified School District
School enrollment and education support for children and youth experiencing homelessness.
Who it serves: Children and youth lacking a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence, including eligible unaccompanied youth.
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SourceYouth-led education, leadership and arts-based community programs for students, Dreamers and immigrant families in Arizona.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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SourceResources and peer support for kinship caregivers.
Who it serves: Grandparents and relatives raising children; financial assistance has additional screening.
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SourcePendergast Elementary School District
Family workshops and English-acquisition classes at the Amberlea school hub for district families.
Who it serves: All Pendergast district families are welcome to attend workshops and English-acquisition classes at either hub.
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SourceChild Care Resource & Referral Arizona
Statewide help finding child-care providers and understanding search options.
Who it serves: Arizona parents and caregivers seeking child care may request information and referrals.
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SourceArizona Children’s Association
Support for relatives raising children, including guardianship-packet help, benefits applications, education, advocacy and support groups in Phoenix.
Who it serves: Raising grandchildren, nieces or nephews, cousins, or a child under 18 not born to you.
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SourceArizona Children’s Association
Parenting classes and home-visiting support focused on children from birth to age five, with classes offered in English and Spanish.
Who it serves: Eligibility is not established in this record. Ask the program.
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