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2021 Guide to Services
A Directory of Aging and Disability Resources in Pima County
Revised 3/2021
Independence • Vitality • Respect
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Table of Contents PCOA Resources English Spanish PCOA During the Pandemic 1 PCOA During the Pandemic 2 PCOA Services Brochure 3 PCOA Servicios e Programa 4 Caregiving Services 5-6 Healthy Living - Aging Well 7-8 EnhanceFitness® 7 Bingocize® 7 Aging Matery Program® 8 Healthy Living with Chronic Pain 8 Matter of Balance 8 Medicare 9 PimaCare at Home 10-11 PimaCare at Home 12-13 Senior Companion Program 14-15 CareGiver Training Institute 16 Resources in Pima County Activities for Older Adults 17-22 End of Life 23-25 Financial 26-29 Home Repair and Adaptation 30-33 Housing 34-47 In-Home Services 47-50 Legal Service 51-55 Meals and Nutrition 55-57 Medical Equipment 57 Transportation 58-59
PCOA During the Pandemic Accessing Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic Due to the ongoing pandemic, many resources listed in this guide have temporarily changed their operating hours, locations and guidelines. We strongly suggest making contact by phone or email or checking websites for updated information before visiting any physical service location. This is true for PCOA’s services, as well. While we have continued to provide most services in some format throughout the pandemic, we encourage you to call our Helpline at (520) 790-7262 or email help@pcoa.org to determine how we can best assist you. You can also visit our website pcoa.org for up-to-date information about how to access our services, including classes and events being offered remotely. PCOA has developed a plan for which facilities and services will resume in-person service based on data about the level of COVID-19 spread in our community. Our goal is always to ensure the greatest access to services possible to those who need our help most. Throughout the pandemic, PCOA never stopped serving the public, and as we bring back in-person services, we remain committed to continuing to offer assistance in a variety of formats to meet the needs of older adults. A New Addition to PCOA’s Programming – The CareGiver Training Institute In April 2020, PCOA greatly expanded our impact in the area of direct care workforce development by bringing the CareGiver Training Institute (CGTI) into the PCOA family of nonprofit companies as a subsidiary organization. Since opening its doors nearly 20 years ago, the CareGiver Training Institute (CGTI) has educated and provided career coaching and job placement support to over 3,600 students who have made a difference in the lives of more than 250,000 people in southern Arizona. CGTI offers classes to become certified nursing assistants, certified caregivers, and assistant living managers. Frontline healthcare workers will remain in high demand for decades to come due to Arizona’s increasing older adult population. According to AARP, 10,000 Americans across the country turn 65 every day and will require the skilled care and support of trained healthcare professionals. Together, PCOA and the CareGiver Training Institute are working to train members of our community in meaningful, stable careers to address this growing need. To learn more about training opportunities, call (520) 325-4870, email learnmore@cgtiaz.org, or visit cgtiaz.org. Pima Council on Aging Guide to Services | Page 1 (520) 790-7262 pcoa.org
PCOA During the Pandemic El acceso a los servicios durante la pandemia del COVID-19 Debido a la actual pandemia, muchos de los recursos mencionados en esta guía han modificado considerablemente sus horas hábiles, ubicaciones y lineamientos. Le recomendamos encarecidamente que se ponga en contacto por teléfono o correo electrónico, o que visite los sitios web para obtener información actualizada antes de acudir a cualquier centro de servicio. Lo mismo sucede con los servicios de PCOA. Aunque hemos seguido ofreciendo la mayoría de los servicios en distintas formas durante la pandemia, le sugerimos que se comunique a nuestra línea de atención al (520) 790-7262 o al correo electrónico help@pcoa.org para ver la mejor forma de atenderle. También puede visitar nuestro sitio web pcoa.org para obtener información sobre cómo recibir nuestros servicios, incluyendo clases y eventos que se ofrecen a distancia. PCOA ha desarrollado un plan con el cual se reanudará la atención presencial en servicios y centros de atención con base en la información sobre el nivel de propagación del COVID-19 en nuestra comunidad. Nuestra meta es asegurar siempre el mayor acceso a los servicios a quienes necesiten más de nuestra ayuda. Durante toda la pandemia, PCOA no ha dejado de atender al público, y a medida que reanudamos los servicios presenciales, seguimos comprometidos en seguir ofreciendo ayuda en distintas formas para cumplir con las necesidades de los adultos mayores. Una nueva adición a los programas de PCOA: CareGiver Training Institute En abril de 2020, PCOA expandió considerablemente su atención en el área de desarrollo de personal de atención directa mediante la incorporación del CareGiver Training Institute (CGTI) al grupo de organizaciones sin fines de lucro de PCOA como organización subsidiaria. Desde que abrió sus puertas hace aproximadamente 20 años, el CareGiver Training Institute (CGTI) ha informado y proporcionado capacitación sobre carreras y apoyo en la colocación laboral a más de 3 600 estudiantes que han marcado la diferencia en la vida de más de 250 000 personas en el sur de Arizona. CGTI ofrece clases formar a personas como asistentes de enfermería certificados, cuidadores certificados y directores de vida asistida. Los trabajadores de la salud de primera línea seguirán en alta demanda durante las siguientes décadas debido a la creciente población de adultos mayores. Según la AARP, cada día 10 000 estadounidenses en el país cumplen 65 años de edad y requerirán la atención especializada y el apoyo de profesionales de la salud capacitados. PCOA y el CareGiver Training Institute trabajan en conjunto para capacitar a miembros de nuestra comunidad en carreras estables e importantes a fin de atender esta creciente necesidad. Para conocer más sobre estas oportunidades de capacitación, comuníquese al teléfono (520) 325-4870 o al correo electrónico learnmore@cgtiaz.org o visite el sitio cgtiaz.org. Pima Council on Aging Guide to Services | Page 2 (520) 790-7262 pcoa.org
PCOA Programs and Services
PCOA is a trusted source for information,
assistance, and advocacy for older people
and their families in Pima County.
Independence
Vitality
Respect
Since 1967, PCOA has led the way to improve the experience of
PCOA is here to serve Pima aging in Pima County. Providing unbiased information, advocacy,
County’s older adults and and expert services for older people and their families is at the
their families. As a nonprofit heart of our work.
organization, we are grateful
for the support of our
community. We want to
“For me, PCOA was a lifesaver.”
hear from you! – Karen, family caregiver
PCOA Helpline: (520) 790-7262 PCOA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to inclusive,
Medicare: (520) 546-2011 innovative, and integrated services that meet the changing
Administration/Business: needs of our community’s older adults.
(520) 790-0504
We help Pima County age well through a network of programs
Donate: givepcoa.org
and service partners. Whether you’re looking for assistance with
E-mail: help@pcoa.org Medicare, want to improve your health, or are helping a loved
Website: pcoa.org one remain independent and safe at home, our team of
professionals and volunteers is here to help.
Marian Lupu Building
8467 E. Broadway Blvd.
Need assistance?
Tucson, AZ 85710-4009
Please call for information and to make an appointment.
Katie Dusenberry
Healthy Aging Center Administration Helpline
600 S. Country Club Rd. 520.790.0504 520.790.7262
Tucson, AZ 85716-5807 520.790.7577 fax help@pcoa.org
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PCOAPrograms
Programs and
and Services
Services
PCOA es una fuente confiable de información,
asistencia y apoyo para las personas mayores y sus
familias en el Condado de Pima.
Independencia
Vitalidad
Respeto
PCOA está aquí para servir a Desde 1967, PCOA ha sido líder en mejorar la experiencia del
los adultos mayores y a sus envejecimiento en el Condado de Pima. La esencia de nuestra
familias en el Condado de labor es proporcionar información imparcial, apoyo y servicios
Pima. Como organización especializados para las personas mayores y sus familias.
sin fines de lucro estamos
agradecidos por el apoyo de
nuestra comunidad. Para más “Para mí, PCOA fue un salvavidas.”
información sobre PCOA, - Karen, cuidadora familiar
llámenos y pida asistencia
en español. PCOA es una organización sin fines de lucro dedicada a dar
servicios inclusivos, innovadores e integrales para satisfacer
Línea de Asistencia de PCOA: las necesidades cambiantes de los adultos mayores de nuestra
(520) 790-7262 comunidad.
Medicare: (520) 546-2011
Administración: Ayudamos a los adultos mayores del Condado de Pima a
(520) 790-0504 envejecer en condiciones óptimas a través de una red de
Donativos: givepcoa.org programas y proveedores de servicios asociados. Ya sea que
Correo electrónico: necesite ayuda con Medicare, quiera mejorar su salud, o esté
help@pcoa.org ayudando a un ser querido a mantenerse independiente y
Sitio Web: pcoa.org seguro en casa, nuestro equipo de profesionales y voluntarios
está aquí para ayudarle.
Marian Lupu Building
8467 E. Broadway Blvd. Need assistance?
Tucson, AZ 85710-4009 Please call for information and to make an appointment.
Katie Dusenberry Healthy
Administration Helpline
Aging Center
520.790.0504 520.790.7262
600 S. Country Club Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85716-5807 520.790.7577 fax help@pcoa.org
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PCOAPrograms
Programs and
and Services
Services
Family Who is a family caregiver?
Caregiver
Services
Do you:
• Help a family member with tasks such as grocery shopping or
rides to and from medical appointments?
• Share responsibility for another person’s health, well-being
and safety, no matter where they live?
• Help someone who needs around-the-clock care?
The person you care for may be as close as your living room or
as far away as a long-distance phone call.
In all these cases, you are a caregiver!
You Are Not Alone. Caring for a loved one
We’re here to help! creates many challenges. Our aim is to decrease stress and
increase support and coping skills by providing:
A program of • Information and assistance in gaining access to resources,
Pima Council on Aging services and benefits.
8467 E. Broadway Blvd. • Individual and family consultations, in person or by phone, to
Tucson, AZ 85710-4009 support decision-making and problem-solving related to the
Helpline: (520) 790-7262 caregiving role.
pcoa.org • help@pcoa.org
• Respite, a short time of rest or relief from caregiving, provided
This program is funded by in-home or in an adult day program.
the Arizona Department of
Economic Security/Division • Caregiving trainings to assist in caring for yourself and your
of Aging and Adult Services, loved one.
the City of Tucson, and
Pima County Government.
• Support groups to reduce stress, connect with others & know
you ARE NOT ALONE!
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PCOAPrograms
Programs and
and Services
Services
Family Caregiver Services (continued)
How can I pay it
forward?
Who qualifies Donations to PCOA, Family
for services? Caregiver Support Program
• Any adult providing care to are always welcome. PCOA
individuals 60 years or older. qualifies for the Arizona Tax
Credit. Donate online at
• Family caregivers of a givepcoa.org.
person with Alzheimer’s or
Family Caregiver Your generosity will assist
related dementia, regardless
Training other family caregivers to
of age.
receive support and services
• PCOA contracts for family so they will also know that
• Non-parent relative caregiver training offered they are not alone!
caregivers age 55+ in two parts: a four-hour
providing care to classroom learning
children under 18. experience and a four-hour
hands-on workshop.
How do I access Please contact:
services? Luminaria Home Care at
(520) 514-7642 ext. 201.
(520)790-7262
• We may be able to
help@pcoa.org recommend other trainings
pcoa.org unique to your situation. What caregivers tell us:
Call us at (520) 790-7262.
“You have no idea what a relief
We have specialists in
Grandparents Raising it was to talk to the Caregiver
Family Caregiver Support, Specialist and not only get
Grandchildren
including experts on the exactly the kinds of information
needs of LGBTQI older PCOA contracts for services for we needed, but just as important,
grandparents and other get reassurance that our decisions
people.
non-parent relatives raising are on track. My sister and I left
children. The Kinship and there feeling 10 pounds lighter.”
Adoption Resource and “You really listened to our
Education (KARE) Family questions and concerns, gave us
Center provides services so many great ideas, and most of
through its one-stop center. all, you reassured us. You cannot
For more information please imagine how relieved we are to
call (520) 323-4476. be armed with information and
ideas that can help us manage
mom’s care for the foreseeable
future.”
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PCOAPrograms
Programs and
and Services
Services
Health, Aging & Wellness
Are you looking for EnhanceFitness®
tools to help you EnhanceFitness® is developed specifically for older adults, with
live and age well? exercises focusing on four key areas important to your health
and fitness: stretching and flexibility; low impact aerobics;
Healthy Living classes focus
strength training; and balance. You can join us no matter what
on managing your personal
your level of fitness is now, and we offer seated and standing
health, staying fit, and
exercise options.
maintaining and improving
your quality of life. Programs
This is no average fitness class! Classes are taught by a certified
are evidence-based and
fitness instructor to ensure quality assurance and safety. Your
designed for people age 60
fitness instructor will measure your starting point in several key
and older. If you have a fear
areas of strength, mobility and balance and continue to help
of falling, struggle with your
you monitor your progress throughout your participation.
balance, have hypertension,
Attend up to 3 classes per week with your monthly registration.
diabetes, or other ongoing
Contribution: $36 per month.
conditions, you can take
control of your health and
improve your quality of life!
Bingocize® is an evidence-based program that combines
exercise and health information with the familiar game of bingo,
which has shown to be a great, fun way to get seniors moving
and socializing. Your participation can lead to improved and/or
maintained mobility and independence as it is adaptable and
beneficial for all ranges of physical and mental ability. The
We request modest donations
overall goals of the program are to help older adults improve
for many of these programs.
and/or maintain mobility and independence, learn and use
Pre-registration for all classes is
health information focused on falls reduction to promote
required. Both in-person
wellness, socialization and connectedness.
and remote options may
be available – learn more at
Come join us for this fun, engaging and healthy activity!
healthyliving.pcoa.org or
Contribution: $60 for 10 sessions.
by calling (520) 305-3410.
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Health, Aging & Wellness (continued)
The Aging Mastery Program® offers a comprehensive approach to aging well. The program
combines classes with expert speakers, group discussion and goal setting to help older adults
gain new skills to make small, meaningful changes in their lives. PCOA offers the program under
license with the National Council on Aging (NCOA), which developed the curriculum to offer a
roadmap for aging. The Aging Mastery Program® offers 10 sessions that explore Navigating
Longer Lives, Exercise and You, Healthy Eating and Hydration, Advance Planning and more!
Fee: $90.
Healthy Living with Chronic Pain Workshop
Explore ways to better manage your chronic pain. Take the time to make the changes you want to
make. Build your "pain management toolbox", practice new concepts, and share your experience
with others. Set your own goals and priorities. Week-by-week, you'll see what works for you and
take steps toward healthier living. Meets once a week for 6 weeks. Contribution: $35 per person.
A book and resource materials are provided.
This fall prevention class is designed to reduce the fear of falling and improve activity levels for
older adults. The program includes eight two-hour classes presented to a small group of 8-12
participants led by trained coaches. The program enables participants to reduce the fear of falling
by learning to view falls as controllable, setting goals for increasing activity levels, making small
changes to reduce fall risks at home, and exercise to increase strength and balance.
Contribution: $30. A book and resource materials are provided.
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Medicare
Need one-on-one help?
COVID-19
Call PCOA’s Medicare Line: (520) 790-7262 or email
medicare@pcoa.org to set an appointment with a Fraud
Medicare Counselor. Prevention
Plans can change both their prices and the medications An official
they cover every year. To check whether your plan has the message
lowest costs, visit our website medicare.pcoa.org, and from Medicare:
have it ready for your appointment with a PCOA Medicare
Counselor. Unfortunately, scam artists
are using the coronavirus
Appointments with Medicare counslelors are available pandemic to try to steal
at both locations. By appointment only. your Medicare Number
and other personal data,
PCOA Lupu Building but you can protect
8467 E. Broadway Blvd yourself. If you get a
Tucson, AZ 85710 call or email offering
COVID-19 items like a
PCOA Katie Dusenberry Healthy Aging Center test kit or a mask and
600 S. Country Club Road they ask for your
Tucson, AZ 85716
Medicare number, hang
up or delete the email!
PCOA provides presentations and individual counseling at
no cost to you. You may also access the recorded Medicare
Guard your card.
presention on our website medicare.pcoa.org.
Learn more about scams
We neither sell nor endorse any Medicare plans.
and how to report
For additional help, visit the Official Medicare Website, suspected Medicare fraud
https://www.medicare.gov/. at
www.medicare.gov/fraud
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Support We Provide Call today for a free
Age Inclusive assessment
We provide care for individuals (520) 305-3445
of all ages.
Respite Care Commitment to
Family Caregivers need Caregivers
support as well. We provide
Caregiving is not just a job - it
families peace of mind that
is a passion and a purpose. It’s
their loved ones will
a chance to do work you love
experience the highest quality
while making a lasting impact
care while they take time to
in someone’s life.
care for themselves.
Short Term Care Caregivers are at the core of
Providing support during your what we do. Our success is
post-surgical & post-partum not measured solely by
statistics, but also by the
Respectful recovery, and assistance
individual accomplishments
during a life transition. We
Compassionate of our caregivers.
ensure your care needs are
Trustworthy met during seasonal or
Through our uplifting team
temporary residency.
PimaCare at Home is locally- environment, professional
owned as part of the Pima Long Term Care development activities, and
Council on Aging family of Customized care plans to meet recognition of their tireless
services. By choosing us, you your needs and maintain your work, our caregivers are given
support the valuable work of safety while you retain your the opportunity for growth
PCOA.
independence in the comfort and achievement. Become a
Call: (520) 305-3445 of your own home. member of the PimaCare at
Donate: givepcoa.org Home team and allow us to
Long Distance Home Care
E-mail: info@pimacareathome.com support you in fulfilling your
Coordinating individualized
Website: pimacareathome.com purpose.
home care and support with
Need help with other services families both nearby and long
for older adults? distance for their loved ones.
Call PCOA Helpline:
Alzheimers and Dementia Care
(520) 790-7262
Ensuring care specifically
Physical: 600 S. Country Club Rd. tailored to the needs of
Tucson, AZ 85716-5807
individuals experiencing
Mailing: 8467 E. Broadway Blvd. Alzheimer’s or related
Tucson, AZ 857410- dementias.
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PimaCare at Home is your trusted choice
for customized, quality in-home care services.
Commitment to Clients
We offer both short and long-term services designed to meet your lifestyle, activity level, budget
and schedule. From occasional assistance and companionship, to meeting your daily needs,
enabling you to remain safely in your home – our goal is to improve your quality of life.
Your care will be provided by caregivers who are highly-skilled, well-trained and have undergone
rigorous background checks.
Payment for services can be provided through the Arizona Long-Term Care System (ALTCS),
self-pay or partnership with long term care insurance.
We offer individualized plans tailored to meet your needs, enhance your life and suit every
family situation.
“They go above and beyond to care for me.
PimaCare at Home truly cares.”
~PCAH Client
PimaCare at Home is committed to supporting and equipping the growing workforce of
caregivers through our comprehensive hands-on training program.
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Ayuda que ofrecemos: • Cuidado para pacientes con
Alzheimer y demencia
• Inclusividad en la edad Aseguramos un cuidado
Ofrecemos cuidado a adaptado especialmente
personas de todas las a las necesidades de las
edades. personas que padecen de
Alzheimer o demencias
• Atención de relevo relacionadas.
Los cuidadores familiares
también necesitan apoyo. Llámenos hoy para
Ofrecemos tranquilidad a una evaluación gratuita:
las familias al ofrecerles a (520) 305-3445
sus seres queridos el
cuidado de la más alta Compromiso con los
calidad mientras los cuidadores
familiares toman tiempo
para cuidar de sí mismos. Ser cuidador no es solo un
trabajo, es una pasión y un
• Cuidado a corto plazo objetivo. Es una oportunidad
Respeto Apoyo durante su de hacer el trabajo que ama
Compasión recuperación post quirúrgica mientras deja un efecto
y post parto, así como ayuda perdurable en la vida
Confianza durante una transición de de alguien.
vida. Nos aseguramos de
PimaCare at Home es una cumplir con sus necesidades Los cuidadores están al centro
organización local perteneciente de cuidado durante un de lo que hacemos. Nuestro
a la familia de servicios de periodo de residencia éxito no se mide únicamente
Pima Council on Aging. Al temporal o estacional. por estadísticas, sino también
elegirnos, ayudará al valioso
por los logros individuales de
trabajo de PCOA. • Cuidado a largo plazo nuestros cuidadores.
Planes de cuidado
personalizados para atender A través de nuestro edificante
Call: (520) 305-3445 sus necesidades y mantener ambiente laboral, de actividades
Donate: givepcoa.org su seguridad mientras de desarrollo profesional y
E-mail: info@pimacareathome.com conserva su independencia del reconocimiento a su
Website: pimacareathome.com en la comodidad de su hogar. incansable trabajo, a nuestros
cuidadores se les da la
• Cuidado en el hogar a larga oportunidad de crecer y
Physical: 600 S. Country Club Rd.
distancia trascender. Conviértase
Tucson, AZ 85716-5807
Coordinación de cuidado en miembro del equipo
Mailing: 8467 E. Broadway Blvd. personalizado en el hogar y de PimaCare at Home y
Tucson, AZ 857410-4009 apoyo con familias cercanas permitirnos ayudarle a
y a larga distancia para sus cumplir su propósito.
seres queridos.
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PimaCare at Home es su opción confiable de
servicios personalizados y de calidad en el hogar.
Compromiso con los clientes
Ofrecemos servicios a corto y largo plazo diseñados para apegarse a su estilo de vida, a su nivel
de actividades, a su presupuesto y horarios. Desde compañía y ayuda eventual hasta atender sus
necesidades diarias que le permitan permanecer con seguridad en su hogar, nuestra meta es
mejorar su calidad de vida.
Su cuidado estará a cargo de cuidadores altamente capacitados, bien entrenados y con una
rigurosa investigación de sus antecedentes.
El pago por sus servicios se puede hacer mediante Arizona Long-Term Care System (ALTCS), auto
pago o colaboración con un seguro de cuidado a largo plazo.
Ofrecemos planes individualizados diseñados para atender sus necesidades, mejorar su vida y
adecuarse a cada situación familiar.
“Van más allá en mis cuidados. PimaCare at
Home en realidad se preocupa”.
~Cliente de PCAH
PimaCare at Home tiene el compromiso de apoyar y equipar a la creciente fuerza laboral de
cuidadores a través de nuestro programa integral de capacitación práctica.
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Senior Companions About The Program Senior Companions
Make Independence a Reality The Senior Companion Make Independence a Reality
Program has been nationally
funded under Senior Corps What We Can Do
since 1973. PCOA hosts the
Senior Companion Program • Provide companionship, talk
in Pima County and partners and listen
with other local agencies to
help older adults age in place • Provide respite to family
through socialization. The caregivers
Senior Companion Program
also depends on private & • Play games, cards, look at
local matching funds. photos
Who Are Senior Companions? • Write letters, read books, fill
out forms
The Tucson program has 35
volunteers who serve the
• Help provide information
greater Tucson area, including
on services: food stamps,
the Pascua Yaqui & Tohono
Medicare & VA benefits
O’odham Nations. Senior
What to expect Companions are volunteers
• Share a meal together at
from your age 55+ who have passed
home
background checks & serve
Senior Companion clients 15–40 hours each week.
• Light grooming, such as
brushing hair and painting
Who Do They Serve?
PCOA is here to serve Pima fingernails
County’s older adults and People served must be age
their families. As a nonprofit 60+ or physically disabled • Go to the doctor, nurse, &
organization, we are grateful and are referred by staff at pharmacy
for the support of our our partner agencies.
community. We want to hear • Listen to music, make art,
from you! Our Goal sew a quilt
PCOA Helpline: (520) 790-7262 To help people 60+ and • Medication reminders
Administration/Business: physically disabled persons
(520) 790-0504 live independently at home,
Donate: givepcoa.org and to provide respite for
E-mail: help@pcoa.org family caregivers.
Website: pcoa.org
Fees
Physical: 600 S. Country Club Rd.
There are no fees for Senior
Tucson, AZ 85716-5807
Companion services. Donations
are gratefully accepted.
Mailing: 8467 E. Broadway Blvd.
(520) 305-3401, pcoa.org
Tucson, AZ 85710-4009
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Senior Companion Program (continued)
What We Can’t Do
Your Senior Companion
should never...
• Perform jobs usually done
by doctors, nurses, paid
caregivers or paid staff
• Clean your house, mop
or dust
• Give, receive, loan, borrow
or handle any money or
banking
• Perform major household
maintenance or repairs,
including window washing Senior Companions are volunteers
or yard work
Please remember your Senior Companion is a volunteer, not
• Move large furniture an employee. They don’t receive a wage for providing
companionship to you and they are seniors, too!
• Perform heavy lifting
Senior Companions provide socialization opportunities for
• Extensive shopping adults 60+ and physically disabled individuals in order to
(groceries are fine) reduce isolation.
• Fix meals for other family Senior Companions help you retain your independence and
members dignity while living in your home or apartment.
• Clean up after other family Are you interested in becoming a
members, guests or pets
Senior Companion?
• Take you to a casino or bar
Please call (520) 305-3453
• Engage in any illegal activity
• Offer to buy your belongings
or your house
• Administer medication
Pima Council on Aging Guide to Services | Page 15 (520) 790-7262 pcoa.orgPCOA Programs and Services
CareGiver Training Institute Fills Essential Community Need
Since the CareGiver Training Institute (CGTI)
joined PCOA in April 2020, we have worked
together to ensure that aspiring healthcare
workers have safe access to high-quality
training programs to support our community
through the pandemic and beyond. CGTI has
been providing excellent educational programs
in Tucson for nearly 20 years, and has trained
thousands of certified nursing assistants,
certified caregivers, and assisted living
managers.
Caregivers and nursing assistants work in
a variety of healthcare settings to provide
qualified care for our friends, family members We are grateful for investments from our
and neighbors as they recover, live with a community, including our Industry Partners and
debilitating condition, or need increased workforce development dollars from the Pima
assistance as they age. County One Stop, that help us keep CGTI
programs affordable and accessible. The
The need for trained caregivers is more urgent trainings we provide not only produce urgently
than ever. Our community already had needed workers, they offer rewarding, stable,
significant shortages in frontline healthcare meaningful employment for members of our
workers prior to the pandemic, and with community. Our qualified graduates deliver
Arizona’s soaring numbers of COVID cases, the skilled care with compassion and integrity
demand is rapidly growing. As need expands, every day – and perhaps will one day care
workers are falling ill, need to take time off
for you or someone you love.
to care for ill family members, or are leaving
the field.
Interested in training for a career in
Recognizing the urgency of continuing to train caregiving? New classes start soon!
new healthcare workers, we have been offering Contact us at 325-4870 or
a hybrid online and in-person learning model learnmore@cgtiaz.org.
since May, which requires the least in-person
exposure possible. Hands-on skills learning, Donate to the CareGiver Training
practice and testing are required by our Institute online at cgtiaz.org/donate.
licensing bodies. Our training includes Call 305-3401 for more information.
real-life practice with the personal protective CGTI qualifies for the Arizona
equipment (PPE), hand hygiene and Charitable Tax Credit.
disinfecting protocols that will keep both
our students and those they care for safe.
At CGTI, our training prepares students for
the healthcare workforce they are about to join.
CGTI offers a certified training and understands
the ever-evolving challenges facing the
industry.
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Listed below are the most frequently requested resources in Pima County.
PCOA maintains a resource directory of more than 3,000 local listings.
For additional resources or assistance call our Helpline at (520) 790-7262 or
visit our website at pcoa.org.
See Table of Contents for a complete list of types of resource information available.
10 Top Categories: Activities for Older Adults, End of Life, Financial, Home Repair
and Adaptation, Housing, In-Home Services, Legal Service, Meals and Nutrition,
Medical Equipment, Transportation
PCOA assumes no responsibility by providing this information. This list is a community service
and not an endorsement of any organization listed. We update information annually, however
information could change over the course of a year. Please verify directly with the resource.
Activities for Older Adults
Activities and Socialization Opportunities Community Meal Programs
Educational Opportunities Volunteer Opportunities
Health, Wellness and Fitness Opportunities
Organization Name Phone Website
General Resources
Arivaca Community Center (520) 398-3010 www.arivaca.net/index.html
Southern Arizona Senior Pride (SASP) (520) 312-8923
Sun Sounds of Arizona - Tucson Affiliate (520) 296-2400 www.sunsounds.org
Tucson Indian Center - Native Americans Only (520) 884-7131 www.ticenter.org
Valley Assistance Services (520) 625-5966 valleyassistanceservices.org
Well Connected (877) 797-7299 covia.org/services
Activities and Socialization Opportunities
29th Street C.A.N. (520) 406-6959 29thstreetcan.yolasite.com
Administration of Resources and Choices
(ARC) (520) 623-3341 arc-az.org
Alana's Art Cart (520) 342-8180
American Association of Retired Persons
(AARP) in Tucson (888) 687-2277 aarp.org/tucson
Arizona Talking Book Library (602) 255-5578 azlibrary.gov/talkingbooks
Armory Park Senior Center (520) 791-4865 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Beat Cancer Boot Camp (520) 419-8632 www.beatcancerbootcamp.com
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Activities for Older Adults
Organization Name Phone Website
Activities and Socialization Opportunities
Casa Community Center - Congregate and
Community Meal Programs (520) 393-6814 posadalife.org/community-services
Catholic Community Services of
Southern Arizona (520) 623-0344 www.ccs-soaz.org
Copper State Wellness (520) 906-9192 www.copperstatewellness.com
Covia - Social Call (877) 797-7299
Desert Aloha, LLC (520) 235-3620 desertalohadaytrips.com
Donna Liggins Recreation Center (520) 791-3247 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Drexel Heights Community Center (520) 883-4228 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center
Aquatic Programs (520) 791-5643 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
El Pueblo Neighborhood Center
Congregate and Community Meal Programs (520) 791-5155 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Ellie Towne Flowing Wells Community Center
Congregate and Community Meal Programs (520) 724-5360 webcms.pima.gov/contact_us
Family Caregiver Alliance (800) 445-8106 www.caregiver.org
Fred Archer Center Parks and Recreation (520) 791-4353 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
El Rio Neighborhood Center (520) 791-4683 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Freedom Park Recreation Center (520) 791-4969 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Green Valley Recreation, Inc. (520) 625-3440 www.gvrec.org
Handmaker Adventure Bus (520) 881-2323
Handmaker’s Jewish Services for the Aging (520) 322-3622 www.handmaker.org
Homes of Joy Senior Day Program (520) 248-0550 www.homesofjoyseniorliving.com
House of Neighborly Services
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 884-7810
La Posada at Park Centre (520) 648-8131 posadalife.org
Las Comadritas (520) 884-7810 ywcatucson.org
Lend a Hand (520) 248-6882 https://www.lahseniorhelp.org/
Liogue Senior Center
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 879-5530 pascuayaqui-nsn.gov/index.php
Littletown Recreation Center (520) 574-1404 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Love Thy Neighbor Ministries (520) 742-5548 www.ltnm.org
Marty Birdman Center (520) 791-5950 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Next Step in Care https://www.nextstepincare.org/
Northminster Presbyterian Church -
Senior Lunches (520) 327-7121 npctucson.org
Oro Valley Parks and Recreation (520) 229-5050 www.orovalleyaz.gov/parksandrec
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the
University of Arizona (OLLI-UA) (520) 626-9039 www.olli.arizona.edu
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Activities for Older Adults
Organization Name Phone Website
Activities and Socialization Opportunities
Picture Rocks Community Center
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 682-7166 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Pima Community College Education (520) 206-4500 www.pima.edu
Pima Council on Aging (PCOA)
Family Caregiver Support Program (520) 790-7262 pcoa.org
Pima County Natural Resources
Parks and Recreation (520) 724-5000 webcms.pima.gov/government
Pima County Public Library
Computer Classes (520) 594-5500 www.library.pima.gov
Pima County/Tucson Women’s Commission (520) 624-8318 www.pimatucsonwomen.org
Posada Life Community Services
Green Valley (520) 393-6814 posadalife.org
Quincie Douglas Recreation Center
Congregate and Community Meals Program (520) 791-2507 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Robles Ranch Community Center
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 822-4408 roblesjunctionorg.ipage.com
Saguaro Aquatics (520) 638-8040 saguaroaquatics.com
SandRuby Community Programs (520) 547-6036 www.sandrubycp.org
Senior Moments Adult Daycare, LLC (520) 561-0448 www.facebook.com/Senior
MomentsAdultDayCenter
The Aging Mastery Program (520) 305-3409 www.ncoa.org/healthy-aging
The Drawing Studio (520) 620-0947 thedrawingstudiotds.org
The Learning Curve (520) 777-5817
TMC for Seniors
TMC El Dorado Health Campus (520) 324-1960 www.tmcaz.com/seniors
Town of Marana Parks and Recreation
Department, Special Interest Division (520) 382-1950 http://www.maranaaz.gov/recreation
Udall Recreation Center
Parks and Recreation (520) 791-4931 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
YMCA of Southern Arizona (520) 623-5511 tucsonymca.org
William M. Clements Center (520) 791-5787 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
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Activities for Older Adults
Organization Name Phone Website
Educational Opportunities
Ajo Community Center (520) 387-5040 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Arizona Talking Book Library (602) 255-5578 azlibrary.gov/talkingbooks
Armory Park Senior Center (520) 791-4865 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Digital Learn www.digitallearn.org
Littletown Recreation Center (520) 574-1404 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Love Thy Neighbor Ministries (520) 742-5548 www.ltnm.org
Community and Recreation Centers
Marty Birdman Center (520) 791-5950 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Community and Recreation Centers
Oro Valley Parks and Recreation (520) 229-5050 www.orovalleyaz.gov/parksandrec
Digital Learn www.digitallearn.org
Donna Liggins Recreation Center (520) 791-3247 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Fred Archer Center Parks and Recreation (520) 791-4353 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Green Valley Recreation, Inc. (520) 625-3440 www.gvrec.org
La Posada at Park Centre (520) 648-8131 posadalife.org
Oury Recreation center (520) 791-4788 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Pima Community College Education (520) 206-4500 www.pima.edu
Pima Council on Aging (PCOA)
Family Caregiver Support Program (520) 790-7262 pcoa.org
Pima Council on Aging (PCOA)
Senior Companion Program (520) 305-3451 pcoa.org
Pima County Natural Resources
Parks and Recreation (520) 724-5000 webcms.pima.gov/government
Pima County Public Library
Computer Classes (520) 594-5500 www.library.pima.gov
Pima County Public Library - Bookmobile (520) 594-5415 www.library.pima.gov
Pima County/Tucson Women’s Commission (520) 624-8318 www.pimatucsonwomen.org
Posada Life Community Services
Green Valley (520) 393-6814 posadalife.org
The Drawing Studio (520) 620-0947 thedrawingstudiotds.org
William M. Clements Center (520) 791-5787 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Health, Wellness and Fitness Opportunities
Ajo Community Center (520) 387-5040 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Armory Park Senior Center (520) 791-4865 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Cherry Avenue Recreation Center (520) 791-4497 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Donna Liggins Recreation Center (520) 791-3247 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Fred Archer Center Parks and Recreation (520) 791-4353 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Green Valley Recreation, Inc. (520) 625-3440 www.gvrec.org
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Activities for Older Adults
Organization Name Phone Website
Health, Wellness and Fitness Opportunities
Homes of Joy Senior Day Program (520) 248-0550 www.homesofjoyseniorliving.com
Next Step in Care https://www.nextstepincare.org/
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the
University of Arizona (OLLI-UA) (520) 626-9039 www.olli.arizona.edu
Picture Rocks Community Center
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 682-7166 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Pima Council on Aging (PCOA)
Healthy Living Classes (520) 305-3410 pcoa.org
Posada Life Community Services
Green Valley (520) 393-6814 posadalife.org
ReSources In Vail (520) 879-1240 www.resourcesvail.org/give-back
Saguaro Aquatics - Wellness Aquatics (520) 638-8040
Savvy Seniors Stretching and Strengthening (520) 296-6149 www.stpaulsumctucson.org/
ministries
Senior Center Without Walls (877) 797-7299 www.seniorcenterwithoutwalls.org
Silver Sneakers (866) 584-7389 www.silversneakers.com
Southern Arizona Adaptive Sports (SAAS) (520) 370-0588 www.soazadaptivesports.org
The Aging Mastery Program (520) 305-3409 www.ncoa.org/healthy-aging
Tucson Corrective Exercise (520) 609-1180
William M. Clements Center (520) 791-5787 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Community Meal Programs
Ajo Community Center (520) 387-5040 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Arivaca Coordinating Council/
Human Resource Group (520) 398-2771
Catholic Community Services of
Southern Arizona (520) 623-0344 www.ccs-soaz.org
Cherry Avenue Recreation Center (520) 791-4497 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Donna Liggins Recreation Center (520) 791-3247 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
El Pueblo Neighborhood Center
Congregate and Community Meal Programs (520) 791-5155 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
El Rio Neighborhood Center (520) 791-4683 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Ellie Towne Flowing Wells Community
Center Congregate and Community
Meal Programs (520) 724-5360 webcms.pima.gov/contact_us
Fred Archer Center Parks and Recreation (520) 791-4353 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Freedom Park Recreation Center (520) 791-4969 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
House of Neighborly Services
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 884-7810
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Activities for Older Adults
Organization Name Phone Website
Community Meal Programs
Las Comadritas (520) 884-7810 ywcatucson.org
La Posada at Park Centre (520) 393-6814 posadalife.org
Lend a Hand (520) 248-6882 https://www.lahseniorhelp.org/
Liogue Senior Center
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 879-5530 pascuayaqui-nsn.gov/index.php
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Senior Lunches (520) 327-7121 npctucson.org
Picture Rocks Community Center
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 682-7166 webcms.pima.gov/cms
Quincie Douglas Senior Center
Congregate and Community Meals Program (520) 791-2507 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Tucson Chinese Cultural Center (520) 292- 6900 www.tucsonchinese.org
William M. Clements Center (520) 791-5787 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Volunteer Opportunities
Eastside Neighbors Volunteer Program (520) 245-4729 www.tucsonenvp.com/volunteer
Lend a Hand (520) 248-6882 https://www.lahseniorhelp.org/
Neighbor’s Care Alliance (520) 258-5063 www.pcoa.org/ways-we-help
Old Fort Lowell Live-At-Home (520) 275-6757 www.oldfortlowellliveathome.org
Pima Council on Aging (520)790-7262 pcoa.org
Robles Ranch Community Center
Community Lunch Program Site (520) 822-4408 roblesjunctionorg.ipage.com
Southern Arizona Senior Pride (SASP) (520) 312-8923 soazseniorpride.org
TMC El Dorado Health Campus (520) 324-1960 www.tmcaz.com/seniors
Tucson Adult Learning Adventures (TALA) (630) 452-8121 www.tucsonadultlearning
adventures.com
Tucson Estates Neighbors
Helping Neighbors (520) 360-9578
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Sports and Wellness - Well Aging Program (520) 299-3000
Tucson Parks and Recreation (520) 791-5643 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Tucson Parks and Recreation Centers
Activities for Older Adults (520) 791-4873 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
Tucson Parks and Recreation (520) 791-4931 www.tucsonaz.gov/parks
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End of Life
Advance Directives End of Life Care Planning
Body and Organ Donation Funeral & Cremation
End of Life Education Grief and Loss Support Groups
Hospice
Organization Name Phone Website
General Resources
AZ-Bio Clean Up & Restoration (520) 882-4350 www.az-bio.com
Funeral Consumers Alliance of Arizona (520) 721-0230 tucsonfunerals.org
National Association of Area Agencies
on Aging (n4a) (202) 872-0057 www.n4a.org
Advance Directives
Administration of Resources and Choices
(ARC) (520) 623-3341 arc-az.org
Aging with Dignity, Inc. (850) 681-2010
Body and Organ Donation
Biogift (866) 670-1799 www.biogift.org
Bring's Broadway Chapel
Funeral Home and Crematory (520) 296-7193 bringfuneralhome.com
Donor Network of Arizona (602) 222-3800 www.dnaz.org
Science Care
Body and Organ Donation Department (800) 417-3747
Southwest Institute for Bio-Advancement
(SWIBA) (800) 723-3031 www.swibadonor.org
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Willed Body Program (520) 626-6083 bodydonation.med.arizona.edu
End of Life Education
Arizona Hospital & Healthcare Association
End of Life - Thoughtful Life Conversations
(program) (602) 445-4300
AZHHA (Arizona Hospital and
Healthcare Association) (602) 445-4300 https://www.azhha.org/
3Cs Consulting Services (240) 644-8224
Coalition for African American Health and
Wellness, Advance Care Planning (800) 567 8899
El Rio Health Care (520) 791-8779
Interfaith Community Services
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End of Life
Organization Name Phone Website
End of Life Education
End of Life - Honoring Our Lives Program (520) 297-6049
Pathways Education and Consultation in
End of Life Care (520) 400-0274
Pima Council on Aging (520) 790-7262 endoflife.pcoa.org
TMC for Seniors Advance Care Planning (520) 324-1960
End of Life Care Planning
Coalition for African American Health and
Wellness, Advance Care Planning (800) 567 8899
El Rio Health Care (520) 791-8779
Interfaith Community Services
End of Life - Honoring Our Lives Program (520) 297-6049
Step up to Justice www.stepuptojustice.org
TMC for Seniors Advance Care Planning (520) 324-1960
Funeral and Cremation
Bring’s Broadway Chapel
Funeral Home and Crematory (520) 296-7193 bringfuneralhome.com
Grief and Loss Support Groups
Agape Hospice (520) 207-5817 agapehospiceaz.com
Casa de la Luz Hospice (520) 544-9890 casahospice.com
Emblem Hospice (520) 297-1460
Eckstrom Columbus Library
Widows/Widowers Support Group (520) 884-4570 www.widowedtowidowed.org
Harbor Light Hospice (520) 546-5788 www.harborlighthospice.com
Harmony Hospice (520) 284-9334 harmonyhospice.org
Homicide Survivors, Inc. (520) 207-5012
Hospice Family Care, Inc. (520) 790-9299 www.hfc-az.com
Pima Council on Aging (PCOA)
End of Life Initiative (520) 790-7262 endoflife.pcoa.org
St. Mark’s Methodist Church (520) 297-2062 https://umcstmarks.org/
The Fountains Card Room
Widows/Widowers Support Group (520) 884-4570 www.widowedtowidowed.org
TMC Hospice Bereavement Support Group (520) 324-2436
TMC Hospice at Home & Peppi’s House (520) 324-2438
Transitions at Sunrise Chapel (520) 298-1245
Tucson End of Life Doulas, LLC (520) 904-3389 www.TucsonEndOfLifeDoulas.com
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End of Life
Organization Name Phone Website
Grief and Loss Support Groups
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Widows/Widowers Support Group (520) 884-4570 www.widowedtowidowed.org
Valor HospiceCare (520) 615-3998 www.valorhospicecare.com
Widows/Widowers Support Group (520) 884-4570 www.widowedtowidowed.org
Hospice
Agape Hospice (520) 207-5817 agapehospiceaz.com
Aria Hospice Comfort Care (520) 547-7000 ariahospicecomfortcare.com
Bristol Hospice, Volunteer (520) 300-9337 remitahealth.com
Casa de la Luz (520) 544-9890 casahospice.com
Dependable Home Health, Nurses & Hospice (520) 721-3822 http://www.dependablehealth.com
Emblem Hospice (520) 297-1460
Harmony Hospice (520) 284-9334 harmonyhospice.org
Heartland Hospice (520) 325-2790 www.heartlandhospice.com/Tucson
Hospice Promise - In-Home Hospice Services (623) 209-7003
Soreo Hospice and Palliative Care (520) 547-7000 www.soreo.com
Tucson End of Life Doulas, LLC (520) 904-3389 www.TucsonEndOfLifeDoulas.com
Valor HospiceCare (520) 615-3998 www.valorhospicecare.com
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Financial
Bankruptcy Information and Self-Help Foreclosure Prevention
Budgeting Assistance and Counseling Medication Financial Assistance
Emergency Rent and Mortgage Assistance Mortgage Counseling
Emergency Utility Assistance Taxes
Fiduciaries and Representative Payees Utility Discounts
Organization Name Phone Website
General Resources
City of Tucson Home Advocacy
Rehabilitation Modification Program (520) 837-5346
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (855) 411-2372
Eldercare Locator (800) 677-1116
Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest (520) 748-2300
Pima Council on Aging (PCOA) (520) 790-7262
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) (888) 407-0144 www.benefits.va.gov/fiduciary
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) (520) 790-7262
Western States Pension Assistance Project (866) 413-4911
Bankruptcy Information and Self-Help
Arizona Bankruptcy Court &
Volunteer Attorneys (520) 202-7500 www.azb.uscourts.gov
Money Management International (713) 394-3232 www.moneymanagement.org/
locations
Budgeting Assistance and Counseling
Assurance Wireless (888) 898-4888 www.assurancewireless.com
Pima County Community Land Trust (520) 603-0587 www.pcclt.org
Family Housing Resources, Inc. (520) 318-0993
Marik, LLC (520) 795-8286 www.marikllc.com
Money Management International (713) 394-3232 www.moneymanagement.org/
locations
Pima County Housing Center (520) 724-2460 www.webcms.pima.gov/cms
Sister Jose’s Women’s Center (520) 909-3905 srjosewomensshelter.org
Valley Assistance Services (520) 625-5966 valleyassistanceservices.org
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Financial
Organization Name Phone Website
Emergency Rent and Mortgage Assistance
Chicanos por la Causa - Housing Counseling (520) 882-0018 www.cplc.org
City of Tucson Water - Zanjero Program (520) 791-3242 www.tucsonaz.gov/water
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (855) 411-2372
FDIC Free Credit Reports (877) 322-8228 www.annualcreditreport.com/
index.action
Pima County Housing Center (520) 724-2460 www.webcms.pima.gov/cms
Salvation Army (520) 795-9671 www.salvationarmytucson.org
Sister Jose's Women's Center (520) 909-3905 srjosewomensshelter.org
St. Vincent de Paul of Southern Arizona -
Thrift Store (520) 628-7837 svdptucson.org
Valley Assistance Services (520) 625-5966 valleyassistanceservices.org
Emergency Utility Assistance
Administration of Resources and Choices
(ARC) (520) 623-3341 arc-az.org
Arivaca Coordinating Council/
Human Resource Group (520) 398-2771
Chicanos por la Causa
Housing Counseling (520) 882-0018 www.cplc.org
City of Tucson Water, Zanjero Program (520) 791-3242 www.tucsonaz.gov/water
FDIC Free Credit Reports (877) 322-8228 www.annualcreditreport.com/
index.action
Financial Planning Association (800) 322-4237 www.plannersearch.org
Green Valley Water Bill Assistance Hotline (520) 724-2667 www.gvwaterdistrict.com/home
Interfaith Community Services
Emergency Utility Assistance - East & West (520) 297-6049 www.icstucson.org
International Sonoran Desert Alliance (520) 387-3570 isdanet.org
Pima Council on Aging (520) 790-7262 pcoa.org
Pima County Housing Center (520) 724-2460 www.webcms.pima.gov/cms
Salvation Army (520) 795-9671 www.salvationarmytucson.org
St. Vincent de Paul of Southern Arizona -
Thrift Store (520) 628-7837 svdptucson.org
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Financial
Organization Name Phone Website
Fiduciaries and Representative Payees
Administration of Resources and Choices (520) 623-3341 arc-az.org
Arizona Care Advocates, PC (520) 302-8962 www.arizonacareadvocates.com
Arizona Fiduciary Services LLC (520) 820-4757
Jan Bernardini Law (520) 344-9403 www.janbernardinilaw.com
Leigh H. Bernstein (520) 623-3038
Care Coordinators, Inc. (520) 325-8881 www.carecoordinatorsinc.com
Catalina In-Home Services (520) 327-6351 www.catalinainhome.com
Fleming & Curti, PLC (520) 622-0400
Eldercare Research & Consulting (520) 297-9161
Law Office of Denice R. Shepherd, P.C. (520) 623-3526
National Association of Personal Financial
Advisors (888) 333-6659 www.napfa.org
Personal Support Services, Inc. (520) 370-5100 tucsoncaremanager.com
Pima County Public Fiduciary Office (520) 724-5454 webcms.pima.gov/government
Southwest Wills & Trust (520) 219-9462 www.southwestwills.com
Sterling Case Management & Fiduciaries
of Arizona, LLC (520) 428-5080 www.sterlingcasemanagement.com
Zimmerman’s-Personal Agents (520) 531-9051 www.zimmagent.com
Foreclosure Prevention
Chicanos por la Causa - Housing Counseling (520) 882-0018 www.cplc.org
Family Housing Resources, Inc. (520) 318-0993
Money Management International (713) 394-3232 www.moneymanagement.org/
locations
Pima County Community Land Trust (520) 603-0587 www.pcclt.org
Pima County Housing Center (520) 724-2460 www.webcms.pima.gov/cms
National Council on Aging https://www.ncoa.org/
Sister Jose's Women's Center (520) 909-3905 srjosewomensshelter.org
Tucson Urban League (520) 791-9522 https://mytucsonurbanleague.org/
Medication Financial Assistance
Medicine Assistance Tool https://medicineassistancetool.
org/
NeedyMeds (978) 281-6666 www.needymeds.org
Picture Rocks Community Center (520) 682-7166
Rx Assist www.rxassist.org
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