RESTRICTED - LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ONLY

Angels on Patrol ONLY provides assistance to families or individuals in crisis referred to us by law enforcement officers. Officers may also request assistance for youth enrichment programs for at-risk youth with whom the officer is working with. AoP CAN NOT provide assistance if was solely called out to place a request for our services or approached to find someone a community resource. Our goal is to help YOU, the officer, help those in the community that you come into contact with during the course of your duties on official business who touch your heart and you want to help beyond the initial response to the call or the self-initiated contact. Angels on Patrol thanks you, the officer, for taking the time to submit a request for assistance. 

Please provide as much detail as you are comfortable providing. Angels on Patrol keeps all information confidential and will not share names, addresses or information that will identify your family/individual/at-risk youth.  Angels on Patrol only shares general information about requests to maintain community and individual support.

IN ORDER FOR THE REQUEST TO REACH US, FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW AND PLEASE HIT THE BUTTON BELOW. A "thank you" message will then appear to let you know the request was successfully submitted. If not contacted within 2 hours, please email contact@angelsonpatrol.org Technical glitches occur and we want to ensure we don't miss a request for assistance.

AFTER HOURS REQUEST? - We've established the Angels After Hours Program with ALL departments we currently serve! This provides officers access to a prepaid Visa card during our closed hours of 1900-0700 hours weekdays, and all hours on weekends and holidays. We hope this will help you have 24hr access and not encounter barriers when you desire to help others in crisis. *If using, please don't forget to still submit an online request, so we may track spending and follow up with the family when we reopen.* 

Access cards:

Phoenix PD - 620 with the VCB, Tempe PD - at Dispatch, Glendale PD - at Dispatch, Mesa PD - in District Coordinator's Desk, Scottsdale PD - in the VA's locked box, Goodyear PD - at Dispatch, Avondale PD - at Dispatch, Buckeye PD - with Dispatch, Peoria PD - in Lt.'s Locker

Rather submit via mobile app? Download our free app "Angels on Patrol" via Google Play. Will be available for Apple very soon.

https://arizonatogether.org/

https://211arizona.org/givehelp/

Mental Health Crisis

Crisis Hotline for Maricopa County:
1-800-631-1314 or 602-222-9444

Domestic Violence/Housing Assistance/Homeless Shelter

• 24-hour My Sisters’ Place Hotline 480-821-1024
• Pathways Domestic Violence Counseling 602-819-0082
• Pathways Victim Advocacy Services 602-819-0082
• 24-hour Local Shelter Hotline 602-263-8900 or 1-800-799-7739
• Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence 602-279-2900 or 1-800-782-6400
• National Hotline 1-800-799-7233
• A New Leaf's 24-hour Crisis Line  480-890-3039
• The Family Housing HUB 602-595-8700
  • The Family Housing Hub normally sees families seeking assistance in person. However, currently the Hub is conducting intake by phone in order to protect the health and safety of families and Hub staff.
• East Valley Men's Center 480-610-6722
  • Hours M-F screening from 9:30am-12pm and 1pm-3:30pm
• AZ DES Homeless Services & Rapid Rehousing 602-542-6638 
  The DES State Homeless Coordination Office collaborates with community homeless providers statewide to provide: rapid rehousing, temporary emergency shelter, homeless prevention, and outreach services
• Chrysalis 602-955-9059
  Emergency Housing, Case management, Telehealth counseling and more
• Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline 480-890-3039 or 1-844-SAFEDVS
  • Staff refer callers to the appropriate intervention with safety as the number one priority.
• 12 Acre Retreat Shelter 602-272-3662
• Halle Women's Center
  602-362-5833
  Temporary housing for single women. Best time to call is 6:00 a.m. Monday - Friday for openings
• House of Refuge
  480-988-9242 
  Transitional housing program. House of Refuge does not offer emergency (immediate) shelter. 
• Maggie's Place
  602-262-5555
  Programs and services for pregnant and parenting women and their children – shelter, job readiness, parenting, child development. 
• A New Leaf
  To access Centralized Services, call 877-211-8661, for emergency placement at a shelter.
• National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
  1-877-424-3838
  Available 24/7 to connect service members, veterans, and family members who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless to local resources.  
• Ozanam Manor (St. Vincent de Paul)
  602-850-6900   
  Bridge to permanent housing for homeless men and women age 50 and above; along with physically or mentally disabled adults age 18 and above.
• Phoenix Rescue Mission - Have a men's and women's campus -
  • Transforming Lives Center (Men's campus). Open 7 days a week, can go there, if full they have overfill or wait list
    • Do intake 7 days a week from 3pm-6pm
    • 602-346-3390
    • Changing Lives Center (Women's and Children's campus) 338 N. 15th Ave Phoenix
    • 602-688-6219
    • Screen 830am-4pm
    • Women and Women with children under 12 years old
    • Must be domestic violence or willing to participate in drug/alcohol program
• Save the Family
  480-898-0228
  Housing and services for homeless families, including parenting skills, personal development classes, and support for victims of domestic violence, dental, vision, and legal services, and tutoring, after-school classes, and camps and activities for youth.

I-Help Centers

• If you are age 18 and older and in need of I-HELP emergency shelter services, call and leave a message on the I-HELP hotline at 480-722-8922 extension 5000 and your call will be returned by staff. 
• Southwest Valley Information and Intake:
  Care 1st Avondale Resource Center 328 W. Western Ave., Avondale, AZ 85323
  Mon-Fri, 9 am - 12 pm - 623-333-2703
  Men and women welcome
• Mesa: Women only have to be at 424 W. Broadway Mesa by 3pm (Paz de Cristo)
• Tempe: Will take Men and Women 2424 S. Mill Avenue (Church of Christ) have to be there by 3pm
• Chandler Picks up every SUNDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY at the Chandler Christian Community Center (345 S. California St) in Chandler. Each night a different area church hosts the guest. Men and Women are welcome NO CHILDREN. Please arrive BEFORE 4pm. A meal and a place to sleep are provided.

RESOURCES MAY CHANGE, PLEASE CALL AND VERIFY DIRECTLY WITH THEM, NOT AOP