FINANCIAL & EMERGENCY assistance

FORGACH HOUSE

(520) 458-9096 Hotline 24/7

Domestic Violence Service.  Provides help for individuals experiencing domestic abuse.  Website

LORI'S PLACE COCHISE FAMILY ADVOCACY CENTER

 214 E. Tacoma Street

 Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 

(520) 515-4444

Lori's Place, Cochise Family Advocacy Center (CFAC), works closely with law enforcement, County Attorney, Dept. of Child Safety, medical and mental health professionals', and victim advocacy to offer best practice methods to ensure healthy recovery and successful prosecution for those victims and their family. CFAC offers victim advocacy, forensic interviews and medical examination services for all age victims and to family members receiving news of a suicide or death notification.

SALVATION ARMY

156 E. Wilcox Drive

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

(520) 459-8411 Office  (520) 515-0045 Fax

Office Hours Monday 10 am - 3 pm; Wednesday noon - 3 pm;  Fri 10:30 am - 3 pm

Food boxes, clothing, shoes, utilities, and prescription drugs. Financial aid for college courses is sometimes available.

UNITED WAY OF SIERRA VISTA & COCHISE COUNTY

750 Bartow Drive, Suite 1 

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

(520) 458-3288

Provides Crisis and Emergency Services due to fire, financial loss, or domestic abuse. Services to the Elderly and Disabled have agencies working to educate, provide support, prevention, and help to the patients, victims, and families affected by a painful or potentially terminal illness. Counseling/Community Support Health Services has agencies that can assist families before they reach a crisis stage. These funds empower, establish financial stability, and enhance the quality of life for individuals and families. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT-Develops self­ self-esteem, social and personal responsibility, strong academic habits, non-violent decision-making abilities, and viable job skills.  Website 

SSVEC OPERATION ROUND UP 

(520) 384-5510

Operation Round Up® aims to alleviate dire situations caused by natural disasters like floods, emergencies such as fires, mental or physical disabilities, or domestic violence. The funds are exclusively used to benefit individuals and families within the Cooperative's service area. The program's goal is to help families manage emergencies, illnesses, and special medical needs, and to support community and emergency service providers in their efforts to enhance the quality of life for our less fortunate neighbors and ensure each community's health, safety, and well-being.  Website