Below are 13 shelters for homeless in Maricopa, AZ County.

Mission-Providing quality, affordable supportive housing for persons with behavioral health needs in Maricopa county.

Mission: Fresh Start Women's Foundation empowers women to transform their lives through engagement and education.

U.S.VETS-Phoenix began providing services to veterans in October of 2001. It is one of two locations in Arizona and serves 175-200 veterans each day. U.S.VETS-Phoenix also provides supportive and case management services to about 30 veterans in the long term supportive housing provided by Cloudbreak.

ABC contracts with House of Refugee East (HRE) to provide transitional housing to homeless families. For more information on this program,

Mission-Family homelessness is damaging to everyone it touches. Save the Family empowers families to conquer homelessness and achieve life-long independence.

Mission-André House is a ministry to the homeless and poor populations of the Phoenix area. Located in the heart of the Capital Mall District, we make our services available to hundreds of people in need every day. André House was founded by two Holy Cross Priests in 1984, combining elements of the Catholic Worker movement with the charism of the Congregation of Holy Cross We dedicate ourselves to serving Jesus through others, as we are challenged in the Gospel, “I was hungry, and you gave me food. I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink. I was a stranger, and you welcomed me. I was naked, and you gave me clothing. I was sick, and you took care of me. I was in prison, and you visited me.”

A program designed specifically to help homeless young adults prepare for healthy independent living. Services include housing, employment training and assistance, financial literacy courses, educational training and assistance and referrals for legal assistance, medical and mental health services, substance abuse services, social services and assistance with social/developmental challenges. The goal of this program is to provide youth with the necessary support for them to be ready for a better future.In addition, NAC provides the opportunity to access a wide variety of affordable housing when these young people are ready to be on their own.

U.S.VETS-Phoenix began providing services to veterans in October of 2001. It is one of two locations in Arizona and serves 175-200 veterans each day. U.S.VETS-Phoenix also provides supportive and case management services to about 30 veterans in the long term supportive housing provided by Cloudbreak.

ABC and Southwest Behavioral Health Services also provide a permanent housing program for persons diagnosed with a serious mental illness who are enrolled in the RBHA.

ABC also contracts with Phoenix SHANTI Group to provide permanent housing to persons specifically diagnosed with HIV/AIDS.