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Feeling The Economic Crunch?

Feeling the economic crunchHow United Way is helping

Economic Crisis Assistance Fund  

In partnership with the Governor’s Feeling the Economic Crunch Campaign, United Way has established an Economic Crisis Assistance Fund.  Money donated to this fund will be used by local agencies to meet the basic needs of their clients (e.g., food, shelter and utilities) when no other resources are available.  If you would like to give to this fund, click here and select the Economic Crisis Fund in the drop down menu.

Useful Hints & Tips For Making Your Dollar
Stretch Further
for hard working families in financial stress because of the economy, job losses, foreclosures and the cost of gas.

Click here for Useful Tips & Tricks to stretch your dollar

Click here for brochure in English and Spanish

Mortgage trouble? Don’t Delay, Call Today.
www.housingaz.com

Recently lost your job or worried about lay-offs?
www.arizonaworkforceconnection.com

Free Healthcare Services for Families that suffer job loss and have no health insurance

Experiencing more family stress than usual?
www.azdhs.gov or www.myazhealthandwellness.com

Having trouble paying the bills?
www.arizonaselfhelp.org

Are you a child care provider interested in providing scholarships for working families?
http://www.emergencyscholarships.org/

Food and Nutrition Guide (Food Stamps PDF)


 

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2008 Cumulative Results

40,700 families received age-appropriate books when they visited their medical clinic and learned tips for reading to their child.

8,600 youth, with a special emphasis on those from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds, participated in high quality, after-school programs offered five days a week from 3 to 6 p.m.

6,300 youth learned new skills or competencies in after-school programs.

4,500 children, with a special emphasis on those from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds, participated in high-quality child care.

Click here to see 2008-09 results

EITC

Helping low-income families receive their EITC
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FIRST FOCUS

United Way First Focus on Kids
2008 Community Assesment
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