OACRA Arizona Housing & Shelter Directory
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Arizona Housing, Shelter & Reentry-Friendly Options
This directory lists housing and shelter resources across Arizona that may support people on probation, parole, pretrial release, or other community supervision. Acceptance depends on program rules, capacity, ID requirements, and criminal-history policies. Always verify with your officer before moving or entering any program if you have residency restrictions, travel limits, exclusion zones, or no-contact conditions.
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Get listed on OACRA to help justice-involved individuals find legitimate housing and shelter options faster. OACRA organizes listings by access type and intake pathway so users can identify the appropriate route and confirm current requirements.
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Email: providers@oacra.com
Phone: (855) 622-7250
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Maricopa County — Phoenix Metro
Counties: Maricopa. Use 211 Arizona first if you need the fastest routing to open beds, coordinated entry,
or rent and utility assistance. If you are on supervision, confirm address approval requirements and keep copies of intake paperwork.
Verified Emergency Shelter, Navigation & Public Resources
Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS)
Emergency shelter access and housing-focused services in Phoenix. Intake rules, availability, and documentation requirements vary by program.
Emergency Shelter
Navigation
Confirm eligibility
(602) 229-5155
cassaz.org
Ask intake about ID requirements, capacity, and any criminal-history restrictions.
ID • Intake paperwork
Officer approval if required
Phoenix
UMOM New Day Centers
Family shelter and supportive housing programs for women and families with children. Eligibility screening applies.
Family Shelter
Supportive Housing
Screening
(602) 275-7852
umom.org
Verify program fit if you have supervision restrictions or address-approval requirements.
ID • Family documents
Release paperwork if applicable
Phoenix
Phoenix Rescue Mission
Shelter and housing-related programming. Intake pathways vary by service line and current capacity.
Shelter
Housing Programs
Confirm intake
(602) 346-3361
phoenixrescuemission.org
Ask whether they can provide proof of residence documentation if your officer requires it.
Intake proof
Residence letter if available
Phoenix
St. Vincent de Paul Phoenix — HOPE Line
Resource routing and homelessness-related services. Specific programs may require referral, screening, or county-specific intake.
HOPE Line
Resource Center
Program rules vary
(602) 266-4673
stvincentdepaul.net
Ask what intake steps apply for shelter versus rent or utility help.
ID • Proof of need
Lease or notice if applicable
Phoenix
The Salvation Army — Phoenix
Family shelter and housing assistance programming. Availability, referral requirements, and eligibility vary.
Family Shelter
Housing Assistance
Confirm eligibility
(602) 267-4179
phoenix.salvationarmy.org
Ask whether a referral is required and what documents to bring for intake.
ID • Intake forms
Family documents if needed
Phoenix
211 Arizona — Housing & Shelter Routing
Fastest statewide starting point for open beds, coordinated entry, housing referrals, rent help, and utility assistance.
Call First
Referrals
Coordinated Entry
877-211-8661
211arizona.org
Ask specifically for “shelter openings” and “coordinated entry access points.”
ZIP • ID status
Discharge paperwork if available
Statewide / Maricopa
Family Promise of Greater PhoenixEmergency shelter, diversion, housing stabilization, and follow-up support for families with children experiencing homelessness. Family Day Centers operate in Mesa, Glendale, and Scottsdale.
Family ShelterHousing StabilizationConfirm screening
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Family composition, current shelter availability, diversion options, documents, pets, and any supervision or address-approval requirements.
Greater Phoenix / Mesa / Glendale / Scottsdale
Native American Connections — Housing ProgramsPhoenix-area affordable, supportive, permanent supportive, youth emergency, and bridge-housing options. Programs have different income, homelessness, age, and referral requirements.
Supportive HousingAffordable HousingMultiple pathways
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Which housing program fits, current openings, referral path, income or homelessness criteria, application fees where applicable, and supervision compatibility.
Phoenix / Glendale / Greater Phoenix
Native American Connections — HomeBase Youth ServicesEmergency shelter and drop-in services for young adults experiencing homelessness, with Phoenix and Surprise locations and on-site case-management support.
Young AdultsEmergency ShelterAge requirements
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current age criteria, ID, housing assessment, bed availability, behavioral-health support, and any justice-system or supervision coordination needed.
Phoenix + Surprise
MANA House — Veterans Transitional HousingPeer-supported transitional housing for veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Housing referrals are routed through the Phoenix VA Community Resource and Referral Center.
VeteransTransitional HousingVA referral required
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
VA referral process, eligibility, current placement availability, program expectations, documentation, and supervision compatibility.
Phoenix / statewide veteran referral
Justa Center — Older Adult Housing NavigationDay center and housing-navigation resource focused on adults age 55 and older experiencing homelessness in the Phoenix area.
Age 55+Housing NavigationDay Center
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Intake hours, housing-navigation options, shelter routing, benefits assistance, mobility needs, and any address or supervision requirements.
Phoenix / Maricopa County
Confirm-first Transitional, Sober Living & Private Market — Confirm First
A New Leaf
Housing services and support programs. Availability and program rules vary by location and intake pathway.
Housing Support
Confirm program fit
(480) 833-9200
turnanewleaf.org
Ask whether they can provide verification letters for supervision or address approval.
Intake documents
Officer approval if needed
Phoenix Metro
Harmonee Haven Enterprise LLC
Independent transitional/shared housing for adults. The provider reports serving men and women,
with no children, and considers justice-involved applicants case-by-case. The provider reports
excluding applicants with sex-offense histories or serious violent offenses.
Transitional Housing
Reentry Housing
Confirm-first
(520) 340-1854
harmoneehavenenterprisellc.com
mpmalone@harmoneehavenenterprisellc.com
Submit an inquiry through the provider website or call/text the intake number. Provider reports current referral availability.
Current opening • Exact residence address • Fees • House rules
Applicant eligibility • Supervision compatibility • Move-in requirements
Maricopa County + Pinal County
Residential location not publicly listed on OACRA; confirm directly with provider.
Transitional & Sober Living Homes (Various Operators)
Operators vary widely on curfews, fees, drug testing, visitors, background checks, and documentation standards.
Get officer approval
House rules vary
Fees vary
Use 211 Arizona to locate structured options
Do not move until the address is approved if your supervision requires approval.
Full address • Lease terms
House rules in writing
Phoenix Metro
Private Landlords & Apartments
Screening varies. Some landlords accept second-chance renters with stable income, references, and transparency about background.
Background checks
Deposits
Confirm restrictions first
Ask how far back they screen and which convictions or charges disqualify.
If your conditions restrict where you can live, confirm before paying application fees.
Pay stubs • ID
References
Maricopa
Pinal County — Casa Grande / Florence / Apache Junction
Counties: Pinal. Use county housing and reentry routes to confirm current housing openings, waiting lists, referral requirements, and any supervision-related address approval before making a placement.
Official access points Housing & Reentry Routes
Pinal County Housing AuthorityCounty housing authority administering public housing and housing-assistance programs across Pinal County, including units in Maricopa, Eloy, Casa Grande, Eleven Mile Corner, Apache Junction, and Coolidge.
Public HousingHousing AuthorityScreening applies
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Waiting-list status, income eligibility, rental history, criminal-background and sex-offender screening, required documents, and current housing-assistance programs.
Pinal County
Pinal County Sheriff's Office — Reentry ProgramCounty reentry program connecting justice-involved participants with individualized services including housing, employment, identification, and treatment.
Reentry RouteHousing NavigationJustice-Involved
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
How to access reentry services, housing referral options, eligibility, release timing, supervision coordination, and current partner availability.
Pinal County
Confirm-first Direct Provider & Local Housing Paths
Harmonee Haven Enterprise LLC — Pinal Service AreaProvider-submitted transitional/shared housing listing serving Pinal and Maricopa counties. The full provider card appears in the Maricopa section and remains searchable statewide.
Transitional HousingReentry HousingConfirm-first
Provider-submitted information; confirm current details directly.
Current opening, exact residence address, fees, house rules, applicant eligibility, move-in requirements, and supervision compatibility.
Pinal + Maricopa counties
Pima County — Tucson
Counties: Pima. Start with 211 Arizona for current Tucson and Pima shelter referrals, housing navigation,
and rental-assistance routing. Keep intake paperwork for your records and supervision verification if required.
Verified Shelter, Navigation & Core Nonprofits
Gospel Rescue Mission (Tucson)
Shelter and housing-related programs in Tucson. Intake requirements and capacity vary.
Shelter
Programs vary
Confirm intake
(520) 740-1501
grmtucson.com
Ask if a referral is required and whether they issue proof-of-residence letters.
ID • Intake forms
Release documents if applicable
Tucson
Primavera Foundation
Housing support services and related assistance. Program access and current intake steps vary.
Housing Support
Case navigation
Confirm eligibility
(520) 623-5111
primavera.org
Ask whether they can provide letters needed for supervision or housing verification.
ID • Eligibility docs
Program rules
Tucson
Casa Maria Soup Kitchen
Food and community support. Often a practical referral point for local housing and emergency resource navigation.
Meals
Resource referrals
(520) 624-0312
casamariatucson.org
Ask staff which housing partners or navigation resources are active right now in Tucson.
No formal intake for meals
Tucson
211 Arizona — Tucson / Pima Housing Routing
Ask for Pima County shelter openings, housing navigation, and coordinated-entry access points.
Call First
Referrals
ZIP • ID status
Discharge paperwork if available
Pima
Old Pueblo Community Services — Reentry Recovery CommunitiesStructured housing and treatment for people returning from incarceration who need moderate to intensive support. OPCS also operates bridge, supportive, and veteran housing pathways.
Reentry HousingRecovery CommunityStructured program
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Reentry bed availability, treatment participation, referral requirements, medications, fees if any, employment support, and supervision coordination.
Tucson / Pima County
Our Family Services — Family HousingEmergency shelter, rapid rehousing, coordinated-entry assessment, and case management for families experiencing homelessness in Tucson and Pima County.
FamiliesRapid RehousingCoordinated Entry
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Assessment process, household composition, current openings, documents, rapid-rehousing eligibility, and supervision/address requirements.
Tucson / Pima County
Our Family Services — Youth & Young Adult HousingSupportive housing and homelessness services for youth and young adults, including a 24/7 crisis shelter for ages 12–17 and longer-term housing pathways for young adults.
YouthYoung AdultsAge-specific
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Age-specific eligibility, current placement availability, voluntary-program requirements, identification, family involvement where applicable, and justice-system coordination.
Tucson / Southern Arizona
Sister José Women's CenterLow-barrier day center for unaccompanied women experiencing homelessness, with an overnight Winter Night Program and housing-stability support.
WomenLow BarrierSeasonal overnight
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current overnight availability, seasonal schedule, daytime services, housing-navigation support, and any supervision or placement restrictions.
Tucson
City of Tucson — Housing First & Coordinated EntryPublic housing-access route connecting people experiencing homelessness to shelter, housing navigation, supportive housing, prevention, and coordinated-entry services.
Official Access PointHousing FirstCoordinated Entry
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Which coordinated-entry access point to use, shelter or housing pathway, documentation, specialty programs, and current service availability.
Tucson / Pima County
Confirm-first Transitional, Shared Housing & Room Rentals — Confirm First
Private Room Rentals & Shared Housing
Some people find rooms through listings or word of mouth, but these arrangements may be unstable or incompatible with supervision rules.
High risk if unverified
Get rules in writing
Get full address, occupant names, and written house rules before agreeing.
Confirm with your officer before moving in if address approval is required.
Address • Lease terms
House rules
Pima
Transitional / Sober Living Homes (Provider-Specific)
Rules vary by operator, including fees, curfews, testing, visitors, and documentation standards.
Officer approval
Fees vary
Documentation varies
Use 211 Arizona to locate more structured options
Ask whether the home provides proof-of-residence letters if needed.
Intake requirements
House rules and address details
Tucson
Central & Northern Arizona
Counties: Yavapai, Coconino, Gila, Navajo, Apache, Mohave, and nearby areas.
Rural availability changes quickly, so start with 211 Arizona and ask for the closest shelter, rental help,
or county-level housing navigation.
Verified Fast Routing & Public Resource Hubs
211 Arizona — Central / Northern Housing Referrals
Referrals for shelter, rent and utility help, and county-level housing navigation across central and northern Arizona.
Call First
Referrals
877-211-8661
211arizona.org
Ask for nearest shelter, rent help, utility help, and coordinated entry where available.
ZIP • ID status
Discharge papers if available
Central / Northern Arizona
Flagstaff Shelter Services24/7 emergency shelter and housing-focused support in Flagstaff. The City of Flagstaff identifies FSS as a Coconino County Front Door housing-access partner.
Emergency ShelterFront Door24/7
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current bed access, Front Door assessment, documents, transportation, case management, and supervision/address requirements.
Flagstaff / Coconino County
Catholic Charities — Flagstaff Community Re-EntryTemporary group housing and reentry support for people with justice-system involvement, including employment and recovery-support connections when applicable.
Reentry HousingTemporary Group HousingJustice-Involved
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current reentry placement availability, referral source, program length, employment expectations, substance-use support requirements, and probation/parole coordination.
Flagstaff / Northern Arizona
Prescott Area Shelter Services (PASS)Emergency and transitional housing for women, families, and veterans, with case management and a pathway toward permanent housing.
Emergency ShelterTransitional HousingWomen / Families / Veterans
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current bed availability, household eligibility, length of stay, documentation, transitional-housing pathway, and supervision compatibility.
Prescott / Yavapai County
Agape House of PrescottLong-term transitional housing for families experiencing homelessness in Prescott and Prescott Valley, with mentoring and life-skills support.
Family HousingTransitional HousingFaith-Based
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Family eligibility, current openings, program length, faith-based components, required participation, documents, and supervision/address approval.
Prescott + Prescott Valley
Coalition for Compassion and Justice (CCJ)Prescott-area homelessness provider offering emergency shelter, advocacy, work-readiness support, and affordable/Second Chance housing pathways.
Emergency ShelterAffordable HousingSecond Chance Housing
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current shelter access, housing-program openings, fees if any, identification support, eligibility, pets, and supervision requirements.
Prescott / Yavapai County
Mohave County Housing AuthorityCounty housing authority administering voucher-based housing programs including Housing Choice Voucher, supportive housing, HOPWA, and HUD-VASH pathways.
Housing AuthorityVoucher ProgramsWaitlists vary
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Which program is open, waiting-list status, disability/veteran eligibility, criminal-history screening, documents, and portability.
Kingman / Bullhead City / Lake Havasu / Mohave County
Verde Valley Homeless CoalitionArizona Department of Housing-listed homeless assistance provider serving the Verde Valley area, with in-person access and overnight operations reported by the state directory.
Homeless AssistanceLocal AccessConfirm hours
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current shelter or housing-navigation availability, intake hours, documents, eligibility, and supervision/address requirements.
Cottonwood / Verde Valley / Yavapai County
Confirm-first Community Action & Local Rental Help — Confirm Funding
Community Action Agencies (County-Level)
Many counties use community action agencies for rent assistance, deposits, or utility help. Funding changes often.
Confirm funding
Eligibility varies
Search community action + your county, or start with 211 Arizona.
Ask what documents are required before applying so you do not lose time.
Lease or notice • ID
Income proof if required
Regional
Southern Arizona
Counties: Yuma, Cochise, Santa Cruz, Graham, Greenlee, and nearby communities.
Use 211 Arizona for the most current shelter availability and local housing referrals.
Verified Fast Routing & Shelter Referrals
211 Arizona — Southern Arizona Housing Referrals
Statewide referral entry point for shelter openings, emergency assistance, and local housing support across southern Arizona.
Call First
Referrals
877-211-8661
211arizona.org
Ask for nearest shelter, rental help, and county-specific housing navigation using your ZIP code.
ZIP • ID status
Discharge paperwork if available
Southern Arizona
Crossroads Mission — YumaEmergency shelter for men and families, residential recovery services, and a New Way transitional housing program for guests needing more time to stabilize.
Emergency ShelterTransitional HousingRecovery Program
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Current shelter availability, length of stay, recovery-program requirements, New Way eligibility, fees if any, and supervision compatibility.
Yuma / Yuma County
Housing Authority of Cochise CountyCounty housing authority providing Housing Choice Voucher, Family Self-Sufficiency, HOPWA, and HUD-VASH housing pathways.
Housing AuthorityVoucher ProgramsScreening applies
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Waiting-list status, income limits, criminal-history screening, sex-offender restrictions, required documents, HOPWA/VASH referrals, and portability.
Cochise County / Sierra Vista region
Primavera — Project Action for Veterans (Rural Office)Veteran-focused housing and homelessness support with a rural office in Sierra Vista serving southern Arizona pathways.
VeteransHousing SupportConfirm eligibility
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Veteran eligibility, housing or shelter pathway, current funding and openings, VA coordination, documentation, and supervision requirements.
Sierra Vista / Southern Arizona
Confirm-first Room Rentals & Shared Housing — Confirm First
Private Room Rentals & Shared Houses
Can be a short-term option but may conflict with supervision conditions or become unstable if house rules are unclear.
Confirm with officer
Get rules in writing
Get the full address, occupant names, and written expectations before agreeing.
Do not move until the address is approved if approval is required under your conditions.
Address • Lease terms
House rules
Southern Arizona
Statewide & Rental Assistance
Use these statewide starting points for housing referrals, rental assistance, utility help, and emergency shelter routing.
Waiting lists are common, so ask what documents are required and how long the process usually takes.
Verified Statewide Routing & Public Help
211 Arizona — Housing & Rental Assistance Listings
Up-to-date routing for rent help, deposits, eviction prevention, shelter availability, and local nonprofits.
Best starting point
Referrals
877-211-8661
211arizona.org
Try search terms like rent assistance, deposit help, shelter, and rapid rehousing.
ID • Lease or notice
Income documents if required
Arizona
Arizona Department of Housing — Homeless Assistance AgenciesOfficial statewide directory of local homeless-assistance agencies and access points by county, including contact methods and intake availability.
State DirectoryCounty AccessOfficial
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
County-specific provider, appointment or walk-in rules, current hours, program scope, documents, and housing availability.
Statewide
Arizona Department of Corrections — Community Reentry OfficesStatewide reentry-office network that can help people returning from incarceration connect with housing and other transition resources. It is a reentry routing point, not a housing provider.
Reentry RouteStatewide OfficesNot a housing provider
Official source reviewed August 10, 2026.
Nearest reentry office, housing referral options, release-plan coordination, supervision requirements, and whether a specific residence requires prior approval.
Phoenix / Tucson / Flagstaff / Kingman / Prescott / Yuma and other regions
Confirm-first Market Rentals & Online Listings — Confirm Restrictions
Online Apartment & Room Listings
Useful for inventory searches, but these tools do not account for supervision restrictions, exclusion zones, or address-approval rules.
Search tools
Confirm restrictions first
Confirm school zones, exclusion zones, and county limits before signing anything.
If your officer must approve addresses, get approval before paying application fees or deposits.
Lease • Address
Approval if required
Online / Statewide
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Important: Being listed does not guarantee acceptance. Programs have their own intake rules, waitlists, ID requirements, and background-check policies.
Before you move: review your supervision conditions. If address approval is required, get approval before committing to any lease, room rental, or program.
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