News & Events

In the News

Housing Provider Landscape Information Request

The Vitalyst Health Foundation has partnered with CPMSAZ to evaluate the Housing Provider Landscape that helps better understand and map housing programs and resources available across the state. To ensure this effort reflects the full range of housing services...

Grant Opportunity

There is an opportunity available for our members in the Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness. Please take a look at the following grant opportunity to see if it is right for your organization. Second Chance Act Youth Reentry Program Deadline: March 30th, 2026...

Refer Clients to Tempe Community Action Agency Now!

Tempe Community Action Agency supports individuals and families in finding stability and security through its resources and services. Participants are assisted on an individual basis based on their needs, goals, and wants. Tempe Community Action Agency work on...

Vitalyst Webinar

The Vitalyst Health Foundation is hosting a webinar on its provided grants and technical assistance. Here, non-profits and coalition partners in Arizona will learn about funding that is available through Vitalyst Health Foundation. Learn more about what is offered by...

Available Grant Opportunities

Take a look at a few grant opportunities that may apply to you and your agency.   Arizona Housing Fund: The Arizona Housing Fund is available for non-profit affordable housing developers, owners, or operators providing permanent supportive housing projects that...

Meeting Expectations Part 7

This is Part Seven in our Series, Meeting Expectations. Each year, the Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness (PCCEH) must adopt a Strategic Plan. The strategic plan must align with and address system performance measures established by the Arizona Balance of...

Scholarship Opportunities

Are you interested in furthering the purpose and goals of PCCEH? Members have the opportunity to be reimbursed for training, licensing, and applicable fees relevant to PCCEH. Visit our website to request a scholarship to further enhance PCCEH members. Reimbursement...

Meeting Expectations Part 6

This is Part Six in our Series, Meeting Expectations. Each year, the Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness (PCCEH) must adopt a Strategic Plan. The strategic plan must align with and address system performance measures established by the Arizona Balance of State...

Need Help Engaging the Community?

Have you ever wondered how you could advocate and share information about the state of homelessness in Pinal County? The PCCEH created a presentation just for you! The presentation is intended for our members to use as a way to share information about the coalition,...

Local Events

14th Annual Recovery Palooza – Booth Registration

The 14th Annual Palooza is sponsored by the Transitional Living Center Recovery and is asking for agencies to register for a booth to make this a successful event! Engage with your community during Mental Health Awareness Month! Agencies have the opportunity to host a...

Maricopa County Veteran Standdown

The Arizona Housing Coalition is hosting its 2026 Maricopa County Veteran Standdown on March 12-13, 2026 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds from 8:00a.m. to 3:00pm daily. Do you work directly with veterans?Do you know a veteran that may benefit from complimentary...

United Way of Pinal County Golf Tournament

The United Way of Pinal County is hosting its annual golf tournament on April 24, 2026. This tournament raises important funds for the Pinal County Reading by 3rd Grade Initiative, in partnership with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. They have 3,300 children across...

Project Connect 2026 – Casa Grande

Project Connect is an annual event, hosted in partnership with the City of Casa Grande, United Way of Pinal County, CAHRA, St Anthony’s Church, and other various community organizations. The concept is to connect community members with services, resources, and...

Join the PIT Count to make it count!

Each year, the US Department of Housing and Urban Development requires a count of all unhoused individuals. Please volunteer to join us in the county-wide effort. Volunteers must attend training -  2026 PIT Flyer

Registration Ending Soon – 3rd Annual Reentry Roundtable

Registration is ending soon to attend this free event. Register NOW! Just 12 Days Until the 2026 Reentry Roundtable! Are you registered? Reserve Your Ticket Jan 20 3rd Annual Pinal County Reentry Roundtable This year's event is focused on building organizational...

Training Events

Arizona SOAR Community Conversation

The three Arizona Continuums of Care will host a virtual statewide SOAR meeting on September 16, 10 AM - 11:30 AM. This meeting will gather input from a diverse audience on the needs and priorities for sustaining SOAR training and program continuity. The discussion...

Opportunity to start using DWEL

DWEL (the AZ Data Warehouse for Enterprise Linkage) is a data warehouse that includes data from all three CoCs as well as AHCCCS. This system will be going live in the next month or so. As part of that process, we will begin to implement a new DWEL ROI to give program...

Mental Health First Aider

https://secure.everyaction.com/_m8fqvv48kyT9kmkv_Uoaw2?emci=e1791c6a-1567-f011-8dc9-6045bda9d96b&emdi=5e850dd0-1967-f011-8dc9-6045bda9d96b&ceid=8732253...

HMIS Training RSVP

ATTENTION ALL HMIS USERS PLEASE RSVP FOR THIS UPCOMING TRAINING EVENT. PLEASE RSVP BY FRIDAY, MAY 23, 2025. RSVP BY EMAIL TO CONTACT@PCCEH.COM Pinal County and Solari will be offering an in-person HMIS training session for Case Managers to ensure data quality and...

Peer Support Training in Casa Grande

Peer Support Training is offered every 3 weeks at TLCR. The next session will start on April 4, 2025. It's a great opportunity to learn about peer support, gain the skills needed to positively impact others' lives, understand oneself better, and connect with the...

Statewide Crisis Hotline

1-844-534-4673

or text 44673

24-hour Crisis Hotline

988

National Substance Abuse Hotline

1-800-662-4357

Suicide and Crisis Hotline

1-866-495-6735

Safe Place 24/7 Youth (Ages 12-17)

Contact us Today

You will receive a response to your request during normal business hours Monday - Friday

For an emergency, contact one of the crisis lines above.