Resource Descriptions
Bike and pedestrian safety: offers information and education on bicycle safety, including bicycle diversion classes and safe routes to school information.
Breast/chest and cervical cancer screening: the Well
Woman Health Check Program helps low-income, uninsured,
and underinsured women access to breast and cervical
cancer screening. Services include clinical breast exams,
mammograms, pap tests, pelvic exams, ultrasounds, and
biopsies, and more.
Child car seat program: Get enrolled in a car seat safety class and receive a free car seat most appropriate for your child upon completion.
COVID-19 testing/vaccination: programs provide COVID-19
vaccinations, testing/test-kit distribution, and educational
outreach through mobile clinics all across Pima County.
Disability resources: provides support to individuals with
special needs in locating resources and services.
Employment/job-seeking resources: connects community
members seeking employment with assistance from
external resources.
Family planning: provides confidential family planning,
counseling, approved contraceptive and other related
preventive health services. Minors do not need
parental consent.
Family Skills Training: found to improve parenting skills, family
relationships, social competencies, and school performance
behaviors, delinquency, and substance misuse in children.
Food resources: refers community members experiencing
food insecurity to available resources and services.
Health insurance: provides assistance with AHCCCS application and options.
Housing resources: provides resources for rental
assistance, utility assistance and for people experiencing
financial difficulties.
Immunizations: free vaccine services for children
and uninsured adults.
Long-Term Disease Self-Management Workshop: a free, six-week
workshop series. Open to the public and aimed at anyone
living with a chronic health or pain condition, such as diabetes,
or a caretaker for someone with a chronic condition.
Mental health resources: conducts community trainings and
presentations on critical mental health issues such as suicide
prevention and mental health first aid and connects vulnerable
populations with appropriate resources.
Oral health: free dental health program for children/
families that provides preventive care, screenings, education,
and assistance in finding dental care.
Overdose Prevention Services: provides prevention education workshops, how-to trainings for the use of naloxone and fentanyl test kits, and connects individuals at high-risk of an overdose with appropriate resources.
Parental support classes/services: provides parenting support services through evidence-based and evidence-informed programs. Services are available in-home or in a classroom-like setting.
Pregnancy/postpartum support: provides education, support, and community referrals through two home visiting programs, Health Start and Nurse-Family Partnership, to help families have a healthy pregnancy and raise a healthy baby.
Sexual health: provides linkage to HIV/STD testing, PrEP (Pre- Exposure Prophylaxis), PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis), harm reduction and exchange services for injection drug users. It also provides targeted outreach testing for HIV/STDs and referrals for HIV positive individuals.
Smoking cessation (ASHLine): offers free tobacco cessation services to individuals and provides training to worksites or agencies to refer clients to ASHLine directly.
Stress management: a one-hour presentation on ways to reduce stress and help avoid crises. Various positive coping strategies are discussed.
Teen pregnancy prevention: provides confidential education and services related to STDs/STIs, contraceptive use, and pregnancy testing and teaches responsible decision making and skill building.
Transgender health resources: PCHD collaborates with external partners to link transgender and gender expansive community members to gender-affirming clinical care and resources.
Tuberculosis testing and care: identifies and provides treatment to individuals with active TB disease and latent TB infection.
WIC (Women, Infants, and Children): a free supplemental food, nutrition education, and breastfeeding education and support program. Services include personalized nutrition tips and support for parents and caregivers, breast pump loan, referrals to other community resources, and healthy foods.
Worksite wellness: provides Arizona employers with trainings, tools, technical assistance, and resources to design and implement worksite wellness initiatives.