Find help with bills in Maricopa County

Help with bills in the Phoenix area and Maricopa County.

Mortgage and Foreclosure Assistance

Find where to get financial help in the Phoenix and Mesa AZ area or other parts of Maricopa County. Get assistance with paying utility costs, a mortgage, rent, transportation expenses and other bills in Maricopa County.

Charities, churches and government organizations help struggling residents. Get details on where to get financial help near you where you live in Maricopa County AZ. It is possible to get emergency money from local charities or churches that help low-income families pay their bills.

There are also assistance programs for immigrants (documented or not) and Spanish speakers. The grant money in the Phoenix AZ area can pay for expenses such as transportation, housing or electric and the funds are combined with long term support. Financial help with bills, utilities, and other aid in Phoenix and the county:

Community Action Agency Services

Community action (CAP) has several locations around the county. The non-profit CAP will provide various types of programs that will help Phoenix and Maricopa families with bills. The non-profit also gives assistance to stop evictions, prevent homelessness, and address basic needs around food and electric.

What they will provide to qualified low-income and/or struggling families includes: Rent payment assistance

Eviction Prevention Services

that can prevent eviction from a home or apartment. There is also grant money to help make the first month's rent due or security deposit for those who are currently homeless in Phoenix.

Utility bill payment help or money to pay for utility deposits, such as connection costs. Limited mortgage payment assistance

Community Action Agency Services

to prevent foreclosure or losing a home to even property taxes. There are also referrals given by the Maricopa County community action to homeowners for additional ways to get mortgage assistance.

Short term loan programs are offered in Phoenix. Information on loans for no credit applicants which can be used in a crisis. They also offer ways to save on energy bills

Home Energy Efficiency Programs

, such as home weatherization programs. Additional grants provide for the repair or replacements of utility related appliances, such as water heaters and furnaces, and those services also available to qualified families and individuals. The offices are located at:

Community Action Agency Services

Glendale Community Action Program , 5850 W Glendale Ave, Glendale, AZ 85301 and

Community Action Agency Services

Peoria Community Action Program 8335 W. Jefferson St. Peoria, AZ 85380. Phone number is (602) 506-5911 or (623) 930-2854. Read more

Community Action Agency Services

Glendale Community Action Program

Community Action Agency Services

Tempe Community Action Agency is another leading non-profit. They help low-income families, people facing poverty and single moms among others. Emergency and Crisis Services

Utility Bill Payment Help

- Individuals can get help for rent and/or utility bill assistance as well as gas vouchers for free gasoline. Click here to find additional ways to get free gasoline Basic Needs -Includes food boxes, hygiene kits, diapers, and they also have an emergency homeless shelter. Counseling and Service Coordination-: Includes budgeting workshops.

The non-profit also helps with debt and offers various counseling services.

Community Action Agency Services

Free vouchers from Tempe Community Action are available. This includes for discounted or free prescription drugs or a ride to the doctor.

Community Action Agency Services

The Community Action is Tempe also helps clients get long term support. This includes around employment, careers skills development as well as other help as needed. Dial (480) 422-8922 or 480-350-5880. The office is at 2146 E Apache Blvd, Tempe, AZ 85281. Local organizations give out free stuff . There are several programs in Maricopa County that help address basic needs.

Residents, no matter their income, can get a free box of groceries or clothes. There are also furniture banks, community health centers with free or income-based services and so much more. Find a list of Maricopa County programs for free stuff Other regional community service organizations offer help.

Programs for Seniors and Elderly

Several dozen non-profit groups operate in the county, including Phoenix and Glendale Arizona. They provide residents with services ranging from food to emergency financial aid, career counseling, and more. While priority is for low income families with children, senior citizens, immigrants, and the disabled, others can get assistance as well.

Examples of services in Maricopa County include. Housing assistance . Receive funds for rent, rehousing, placement into transitional living apartments, and more. Help for seniors . Programs provide home care, low cost home delivered meals, and information on medical care from local clinics or the government.

In addition, many agencies can also assist with

Home Energy Efficiency Programs

weatherization program referrals, air conditioning repairs , and emergency home repairs.

Community Action Agency Services

Maricopa Community action helps with long term needs around goal planning, budgeting , debt reduction and credit counseling as well as long term follow-up. There is also a wide range of debt help, including credit card hardship programs

Employment and Job Training

Job training is a focus of the community service agencies. Get help from workshops that help people in Maricopa County with job searches. Or learn about unemployment compensation and more. Energy bill assistance .

Grants for paying utility bills, discount programs, and disconnection prevention is offered. Numerous other resources are offered, including in Mesa as well. Find assistance from Maricopa County community service agencies A: New Leaf's Mesa CAN is based at 635 E Broadway Rd, Mesa, AZ 85204.

They offer emergency help with paying rent, a mortgage, and past due electric bills. Also get case management and financial advice. Assists with air conditioning repairs during the summer for those who cannot afford to pay for the repairs themselves. The organization also offers shelter, in particular for victims of domestic violence.

Other resources from CAN include low income apartments as well as transitional housing. Many of their services are focused on eviction prevention, the homeless, and meeting rent or needs. Dial (480) 833-9200. Get more details

Community Action Agency Services

Mesa Community Action Agency Many local agencies offer assistance to immigrants as well . There may be grant money to help with utilities and cooling bills, rent, and other household expenses in Maricopa County and Phoenix Arizona.

Each and every non-profit provides support in Spanish and languages other than English.

Free Legal Services

Low cost housing, free food, legal aid, ESL classes and much more can be arranged. Find help for immigrants Organizations that focus on rent help in Phoenix as well as across the county.

Several non-profits, charities, and government programs specialize in offering housing, deposit or move in cost money and rent assistance. Low-income families and people facing eviction often get priority. Locate details of Phoenix rent assistance programs Get help with paying rent in Mesa .

The federal government: Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program as well as local charities provide money to pay some or all of back rent due. The services also help people find housing for those who already without a place to live, and these can include shelters or emergency motel vouchers too.

There is also free grant money in Mesa for renters to pay utility bills. Call the Mesa Housing Agency agency at (480) 644-3536 or locate additional Mesa rent assistance Low income housing units are scattered across Maricopa County.

The sites can both provide a place for an individual or family to stay (including children), shelter, and also offer other case management services. For example, sign up for job programs, receive a meal, and get information on how to pay your rent or a security deposit when moving into a permanent home.

Continue with low income housing in Maricopa County Phoenix Jewish Free Loan Association offers interest free loans to people of the Jewish faith only. The money can help people of the Jewish faith pay their bills, cover educational costs and more from 12701 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85254-5455.

Call 602-230-7983.

Faith-Based Emergency Assistance

Maricopa County Salvation Army centers

Utility Bill Payment Help

- There are several locations across the county, including in Phoenix and other locals. Some of the available programs can provide free food, holiday/Christmas gifts or meals, back to school supplies, or temporary financial help.

This can include emergency rent and utility assistance, vouchers to pay for transportation, and emergency help to senior citizens. Case managers will do their best to meet a clients needs. The main site is at 2707 E Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ 85008. Call (602) 267-4100. More details on

Faith-Based Emergency Assistance

Salvation Army assistance in Phoenix area

Faith-Based Emergency Assistance

Tempe Salvation Army - People in the city of Tempe and the local area can turn to this charity to receive money to help pay for basic needs. There may be funds for rent, energy bills, food, and even from time to time assistance for prescription medications.

The location is 40 E University Dr, Tempe, AZ 85281. Call (480) 967-8649.

Faith-Based Emergency Assistance

Mesa Salvation Army

Faith-Based Emergency Assistance

(480-962-9103) - This branch of the Salvation Army helps thousands of families per year including homeless people in Mesa AZ. They offer numerous options and solutions, including limited funds for electric bills and rent. There are also local free Christmas gifts and school supply giveaways from the Mesa Christian charity.

Social Services at Concerned Citizens for Community Health, which can be reached at 7700 E Roosevelt St, Scottsdale, AZ 85257. Call (480) 312-2224. The agency can provide emergency services for qualified individuals for paying rent, their mortgage, and/or utility bills that are past due. They also run a job preparation program and special programs for senior