A CASA volunteer develops a caring, positive relationship with a child who has been removed from the home because of abuse, neglect, or abandonment. The CASA web site contains information about child advocacy related issues.

Provides statewide news, information on facilities and officers, a calendar, and links

Summarizes the ways in which Elks organization has assisted the State's children.

A group dedicated to helping Arizona families which have disabled members get on-line.

Directs and supports programs that promote understanding of human thoughts, actions, creations, and values.

A private Arizona non-profit incorporation whose mission is the preservation of the Arizona Pioneers' Home as an historic institution and as an important state resource for all Arizona residents.

Provides tuition grants to lower income families to use at any school they choose. These grants are made on a first-come, first-served basis to children whose families would otherwise not be able to afford a choice of schools.

Assisting families - a referral site for parents looking for help to find solutions to stop the abuse, addiction, drugs, violence, suicide ideation and chaos in the family.

An independent nonprofit membership organization that identifies critical issues facing Arizona, creates the forum for education and exploration, promotes public consideration, builds consensus, and supports implementation of the resulting recommendations through its members.

Provides current information on legislation, statistics and resources regarding child abuse for professionals in Arizona.

Clearinghouse for information, consultants and training opportunities for professionals dealing with child abuse. Includes case law, children with disabilities and special medical needs, resources by county and links.

Non-profit organization servicing Southeastern Arizona's charitable causes through comprehensive internet development services.

Promotes awareness of foreign interventions that fail to safeguard the rights of children.

Works cooperatively to seize the opportunities presented by impending change. The goal of these efforts is to enrich the individual lifestyles of people of all ages within the unincorporated communities of Mayer, Cordes Lakes, Spring Valley, Arcosanti, Poland Junction and Crown King.

Offers information on events, newsletter, state officers, calendar, and local units.

Designed to help seniors learn about and use the internet. Includes information on the group and several subgroups.

A newsletter of communication and leadership activities, news, information, and highlights of Toastmasters International's District 3 in Arizona.

A complete online version of the original printed book on the Yaqui Indian year, a narrative of ceremonial events.

Provides a continuing organizational contact among retired Motorolans, with Motorola, Inc. and with employees who may become future members of the club. Includes newsletters, events, contact information, members e-mail addresses, and photos.

A non-profit agency with a mission to strengthen families and prevent child abuse and neglect. [Arizona]

A non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to addressing children's and educational issues in the community.

A 501(c)(3)non-profit, charitable and educational organization that upgrades and donates computers, printers, and school supplies to help the underprivileged.

A non-profit group that prides itself on humanely controlling today's wildlife populations and educating the public about the mis-representation of trapping today.

Central website for all the MOMS club chapters in Arizona. Info on every chapter, how to start your own, and links to helpful sites around the net.

A directory of newcomers clubs in Arizona. The main purpose of most newcomers clubs is to help integrate new members into the local community through general meetings, social events, member support groups, interest groups and children's activities.