Greater Vail Community Resources

The Arizona Food Bank Network (AzFBN) is a coalition comprising five regional food banks and nearly 1,000 food pantries and agencies dedicated to combating hunger across Arizona. Each month, this extensive network provides essential support to over 550,000 individuals experiencing food insecurity in all 15 counties of the state. Focused on creating a hunger-free Arizona, AzFBN not only aids those in immediate need but also strives to implement long-term solutions to prevent future food insecurity. Through advocacy, community engagement, and a commitment to healthy school meals, the organization works diligently to raise awareness and mobilize support for its mission. Generated from the website

Intermountain Centers for Human Development, a private non-profit agency, was established in 1973 to provide quality individualized community-based services. The organization provides group residences, foster and therapeutic foster care programs, semi-independent living programs, intensive home-based therapy programs, respite and crisis stabilization service programs. It also provides out of home and home-based support services to a variety of at-risk populations, including children and youth who are emotionally and behaviorally challenged, adults who have been diagnosed with serious mental illness and individuals with developmental disabilities. Intermountain Centers for Human Development also operates a sub-acute level group residence as an alternative to institutionalization for Native American adolescents who exhibit the most challenging behaviors. It is headquartered in Tucson, Ariz.