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Arizona Department of Housing
(602) 771-1000
General information and assistance regarding housing
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AZMortgageResource.gov
(602) 542-5025
Provides information regarding mortgage and housing assistance
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Arizona First Time Home Buyer Programs
Provides information for first-time home buyers
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Goodwill Career Center
602.535.4000
One-on-one career counseling, customer service skills training, labor market information, resume assistance, on-site hiring events, on-site tools (computers, fax, phone etc),
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Arizona Women’s Education and Employment
(602) 223-4333
Career servives for women; specialize in returning to work; career rediness workshops, job clubs, professional wardrobe services, post employment support
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Arizona Department of Economic Security - Cash Assistance
1-855-432-7587
The Cash Assistance program provides temporary cash benefits and supportive services to the neediest of Arizona's children and their families.
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Arizona Department of Economic Security - Short Term Crisis Services (STCS)
1-855-432-7587
The STCS program provides temporary assistance to low income households experiencing an emergency situation. Services are provided to assist the household in temporarily stabilizing the crisis. Through contracts with community providers, federal and state funds are used to provide assistance with utilities, rent or mortgage payments, repairs and special needs to obtain or maintain employment.
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HUD Arkansas
Provides resources and information regarding homeownership and foreclosure avoidance
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Mortgage Relief Project
Provides legal information regarding foreclosures and has a directory of resources
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Goodwill Industries
877-372-5151
Employment resources free to the public such as: computers and internet access for job searches, resume and cover letter writing assistance, career planning, access to area job listings, community resources and referrals to outside agencies. A career specialist is on-site daily to help with resume preparation, help prepare you for interviews, provide job leads, match employers with employees, and monitor your progress; Adult education courses
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Christian Women’s Job Corps
479-899-6511
Life skills and job readiness training, resume writing support, mock interviewing, job search support
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Easy Arkansas Claims (EZARC)
501-682-0392
Easy Arkansas Claims is a web-based application that allows anyone to file an initial or additional claim for Arkansas Unemployment Insurance via the Internet. If you are working less than full-time, or have completely separated from your last job, you may file your Arkansas Unemployment Insurance claim from your own home. To file an EZARC online claim, you must have access to a computer, a printer, and an Internet Connection.
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Arkansas Department of Workforce Services
(501) 682-3200
The Unemployment Services division provides financial assistance and employment services to jobless workers. The State of Arkansas is divided into ten local workforce investment areas based on common geographic and economic factors. Each area contains at least one comprehensive service center and many other affiliate service centers. This webpage provides the contact information and location of each service center.
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HUD California
Provides homeownership resources and foreclosure avoidance information
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Keep Your Home California
(888) 954-5337
Foreclosure and mortgage assistance
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