Families received emergency or crisis assistance in 2016
Our Emergency Support Services may include, but are not limited to, assistance with rent or mortgage payments, utility bills, transportation needs, prescription costs, and other emergency expenses.
Individuals or families meet with City of Scottsdale staff, who work with the client to determine what assistance is needed and how best that need may be met. Requirements include income eligibility, City of Scottsdale residency, and documentation of need/crisis. We also work with the Scottsdale Unified School District to help students and families in crisis identified by school staff.
Hundreds of families and individuals are helped each year, receiving a wide spectrum of support. We are committed to being here when needed, as many of us are one emergency away from a financial crisis where help is needed from family, friends, or outside organizations.
To learn more about services available please contact (480) 312-2323.
Monetary donations are the best way to support our programs, as it allows us to allocate funds and purchase items to cover specific gaps in resources.
Families received emergency or crisis assistance in 2016
Scottsdale Community Partners works with Vista del Camino Community Center to host the annual Back to School Drive happening this year on Wednesday, July 26th.
For over 40-years, we have been working closely with the City of Scottsdale to develop, support, and expand human services programs for Scottsdale youth, families, and seniors.
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