Apache County Community Resources
This directory was created to serve as a centralized resource for individuals, families, service providers, and advocates seeking support for domestic violence and related services across Arizona. It compiles information from trusted organizations working in crisis intervention, legal support, counseling, housing, and advocacy. This directory is a living document and may be updated as programs and resources evolve to meet the needs of Arizona’s communities. All information was gathered from publicly available sources as of April 2025.
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Counseling services
In addition to county-specific resources, visit the statewide and national resource page for more support.
Youth and teen mental health resources
| Services provided | Organization and website |
|---|---|
| Individual therapy, teens and families | Embracing Change Counseling Services, LLC |
| Addiction treatment and behavioral health |
Domestic violence services
| Services provided | Organization and website/phone | Languages available |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic violence and sexual assault crisis intervention, advocacy, prevention, safe-home network (Chinle Agency & surrounding Navajo Nation communities) | ADABI Healing Shelter – Chinle 928-674-8314/ 877-698-0899 | Multiple |
| Domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking advocacy; safe shelter, safety planning, and protection-order assistance (Navajo Nation) | Navajo Nation Family Harmony Program Emergency Mobile Response: 928-660-8991 Office: 928-871-6175 | Multiple |
| Crime-victim advocacy, information and emotional support, victim compensation assistance | Apache County Attorney — Victim Services 928-337-7560 | Multiple |
| 24/7 confidential and anonymous Native-centered domestic and sexual violence support, safety planning, crisis intervention, and referrals | 844-762-8483 | Multiple |
Domestic violence resource list | Arizona Coalition to End Sexual & Domestic Violence | English only |
| Contracted domestic violence support services | AZ Department of Economic Security | English only |
| Legal domestic violence resources | Many languages | |
Safe haven and survivor services | English only | |
Local services for victims | Arizona Department of Economic Security | English only |
Northern Arizona DV resources | Assault Services Knowledge (ASK) | Depends on the resource |
Employment assistance
| Services provided | Organization and website |
|---|---|
| Employment services | Arizona Department of Economic Security |
| Job seeker resources | Arizona at Work - Innovative Workforce Solutions |
| Job postings and resume help | Arizona at Work - Innovative Workforce Solutions |
| Community Resource Center support | Apache Junction Arizona |
| Job postings available | Apache County Government |
Food access
| Services provided | Organization and website |
|---|---|
| Community food pantry serving Southern Apache County. | Northern Arizona Community Food Project (NACFP) — St. Johns
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| Food bank, free food boxes, grocery vouchers, senior meals, Meals on Wheels and senior commodity foods | Round Valley Community Services & Senior Center — Springerville 928-333-5185 |
| Food assistance through St. Mary's Food Bank; currently lists distribution at Our Lady of Fatima Church on Highway 7 in Chinle. | Chinle Neighborhood Food Center 928-674-5202 |
| Food pantry location service | St. Mary’s (Feeding America) |
| Mega hub for food banks | Arizona Food Bank Network |
| Statewide food assistance programs | AZ Department of Economic Security |
| Nutrition and early childhood food programs | Child and Family Resources |
Health insurance and enrollment resources
Visit the statewide health insurance and enrollment services page to see what's available in your area.
Support for those experiencing homelessness
If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, there are resources available to help. Here's how to get the support you need:
- Contact Your Community’s CoC (Continuum of Care). Your local CoC is a group of organizations dedicated to helping people who are experiencing homelessness. They can connect you with housing programs, shelters, emergency services, and other essential resources.
- Call 2-1-1 or visit their website for immediate assistance. In many communities, the 2-1-1 hotline connects you to available local resources for housing, food, and other essential services. The 2-1-1 service can help direct you to shelters, housing programs, and social services.
- Connect with local shelters and housing resources. Shelters provide immediate assistance and a safe place to stay. Many shelters also offer additional support such as case management, meal programs, and job resources.
- In addition to shelters, many organizations provide food, clothing, healthcare, and mental health support. Be sure to reach out for the full range of services that can help during this difficult time. For more information on homelessness resources and how to get help, visit the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
Mental health and crisis support
Need help now?
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988. Arizona behavioral health crisis services are available regardless of insurance coverage. For an immediate life-threatening emergency, call 911.
| Services provided | Organization and website |
|---|---|
| Mental health and behavioral health services for children, teens, adults and families; crisis support; individual, group and family services | Apache Behavioral Health Services — White Mountain Apache Tribe 24/7 Helpline: 928-338-4811 |
| Individual, group and family therapy, substance-use treatment, traditional services, prevention and aftercare. Walk-ins are accepted. | Navajo Nation Division of Behavioral & Mental Health Services — Chinle 928-674-2190 |
| Behavioral and mental health treatment and support for Navajo Nation communities. | Navajo Nation Division of Behavioral & Mental Health Services — Newlands/Sanders 928-688-3475; After hours: 928-551-0189 |
| Counseling for adolescents, adults, elders, and couples. LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent and BIPOC allied | Embracing Change Counseling Services |
Pet clinics and low-cost vaccines
| Services provided | Organization and website | |
|---|---|---|
| Assistance or information regarding spay/neuter services in the Concho area | Concho Animal Advocates | |
| Mobile spay/neuter services | Humane Society of Central Arizona Mobile Clinic | 928-474-5590 |
| Veterinary services and may provide spay/neuter procedures | The Navajo Nation Veterinary Clinic | 928-871-6615 |
| Full-service animal clinic working with dogs, cats, exotics, and large animals | White Mountain Animal Hospital | 928-367-2288 |
| Provides veterinary care to the White Mountain communities, including Show Low, Lakeside, and Pinetop, Arizona | Aspen Ridge Animal Hospital | 928-537-4000 |
| Specializes in mobile health and reproductive services for equine, cattle, and other livestock | Arizona Livestock Veterinary Practice | 480-604-2303 |
| Professional and compassionate mobile veterinarians specializing in farm and backyard livestock such as horses, cows, sheep, goats, and pigs. | Arizona Livestock & Equine Mobile Veterinarian |
Substance misuse, recovery and crisis services
Need help now?
For a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988. You can also call the Arizona Statewide Crisis Hotline at 1-844-534-HOPE (4673). Arizona crisis services are available regardless of health insurance coverage. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
| Services provided | Organization and website |
|---|---|
| Behavioral health treatment, counseling, case management, substance use/recovery support and crisis services for White Mountain Apache Tribal members and people living on the Fort Apache Reservation | Apache Behavioral Health Services — Whiteriver 24/7: 928-338-4811 |
| Substance use prevention, early intervention and outpatient treatment; individual, group and family therapy; traditional services and aftercare. Walk-ins welcome. | 928-674-2190 After hours: 928-551-0624 |
| Holistic addiction and behavioral health services | Community Bridges, Inc. |