The West Valley Housing Assistance Center started off serving more than 3,000 people with housing resources when it began.
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Native American Connections operates the West Valley Housing Assistance Center, a community resource in Surprise providing free housing resources and support for youth, single adults and families experiencing housing instability.
Through WVHAC, individuals can connect with housing resources, schedule a housing assessment, access coordinated housing and shelter services, receive transportation assistance for shelter and assessment needs and work with staff to develop a personalized path toward long-term housing stability.
WVHAC partners with the cities of Surprise and Glendale, Maricopa County, Phoenix Rescue Mission and Terros Health. These partners bring vital resources and coordinated services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability in the West Valley.
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The West Valley Housing Assistance Center started off serving more than 3,000 people with housing resources when it began.
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Native American Connections operates the West Valley Housing Assistance Center, a community resource in Surprise providing free housing resources and support for youth, single adults and families experiencing housing instability.
Through WVHAC, individuals can connect with housing resources, schedule a housing assessment, access coordinated housing and shelter services, receive transportation assistance for shelter and assessment needs and work with staff to develop a personalized path toward long-term housing stability.
WVHAC partners with the cities of Surprise and Glendale, Maricopa County, Phoenix Rescue Mission and Terros Health. These partners bring vital resources and coordinated services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability in the West Valley.
Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, WVHAC is at 12779 W. Grand Ave.
Call 480-741-0976 or visit nativeconnections.org/WVHAC.
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