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20 programs
Nonprofit
Child Crisis Arizona Emergency Children's Shelter
Phoenix · 85008
24-hour emergency shelter providing free, short-term crisis childcare for children age 10 and younger (and up to the 2-10 range) referred by DCS, tribal social services, or community members in a caregiving emergency.
Low-cost after-school programming (2:30-7pm) with homework help, sports, arts and STEM at Clubs across the Valley including Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Glendale, Chandler and Yuma; teens attend free with membership.
Flagstaff Boys & Girls Club offers Power Hour homework help, Project Learn literacy activities, and Triple Play health/wellness programming with school pick-up service from local campuses.
Six Tucson-area clubhouses (Frank & Edith Morton, Holmes Tuttle, Jim & Vicki Click, Pascua Yaqui, Roy Drachman, Steve Daru) plus the Gila Valley Clubhouse in Safford provide daily dinner/snack and after-school programming; Pascua Yaqui Clubhouse is free.
Yuma Boys & Girls Club offers academic support, arts, STEM/robotics and after-school transportation from several Yuma-area elementary and middle schools, with annual membership plus monthly fee.
Member club of the Arizona Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs serving Cochise County youth in Sierra Vista with after-school and Douglas Branch programming.
Boys & Girls Club serving Nogales and Santa Cruz County youth with after-school academic, recreation and enrichment programming, part of the statewide Arizona Alliance network.
Gila Valley Clubhouse in Safford, operated by Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson, provides after-school programming with snack service for Graham County youth.
State-licensed before/after school child care for kindergarten through middle school across the East and West Valley, with confidential financial assistance for qualifying families.
Child Care & Early Education with Financial Assistance
Tucson
YMCA of Southern Arizona provides before/after school care, early education (Young Explorer Preschool) and summer camp with tiered pricing and scholarships, and accepts DES, Tohono O'odham and Pascua Yaqui child care assistance.
State-administered subsidy that covers a portion of child care costs for eligible low-income working families, teen parents, grandparent caregivers, and families in crisis statewide.
Free, 24-hour emergency crisis nursery providing short-term, no-cost childcare for children in families facing abuse, neglect, or crisis situations in the Phoenix area.
Free Arts Days & Weekly Mentor Programs (Art Heals Arizona)
Phoenix
Statewide nonprofit providing free, trauma-informed arts programs and volunteer adult mentors for children and teens in foster, kinship, or out-of-home care across Maricopa and Pima counties.
Arizona's Children Association, headquartered in Phoenix with offices across all 15 counties, connects families to family support, foster care, and early childhood services at little or no cost.
City of Tempe's Kid Zone offers before- and after-school care at 18 Tempe Elementary District schools plus preschool at Getz School, with scholarships available for qualifying families.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley's Chandler Compadres Branch offers low-cost after-school programming (3-7pm) for youth ages 5-18, with teens attending free.
The Phoenix Afterschool Center (PAC) is an affordable, citywide out-of-school-time program at Phoenix school sites offering homework help, STEM, fitness and enrichment for youth ages 6-13.
Tucson Parks and Recreation's KIDCO after-school program serves children ages 5-11 citywide with a Discount Program available for low-income families who qualify before registering.
Affordable after-school and summer programs for youth ages 6-17 at clubhouses in Prescott and Prescott Valley, with scholarships available for families who qualify.
Serves youth ages 5-18 in Bullhead City and Fort Mohave with after-school programs including Art, STEM, life skills, a free daily meal, and a dedicated teen center.
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