Help in Grant County

Free 24/7 'take what you need' box outside the HMS Med Square clinic. Stocked with canned goods, snacks, boxed meals, toothbrushes, soap, feminine products and seasonal items like socks, gloves and hand warmers. No forms, no questions.

575-800-1467

Free 24/7 'take what you need' box outside the HMS Lordsburg clinic with non-perishable food, hygiene items and seasonal necessities. No forms, no questions.

575-800-1467

Peer-led outreach plus a low-barrier daytime drop-in: food, water, hot drinks, hygiene supplies, phone and internet access, and help with housing, health care and recovery. Overnight warming center on freezing nights.

575-519-5810

Overnight shelter for men, women and children with hot showers, dinner, laundry and counseling. Serves Grant and Luna counties. Not wheelchair accessible. Also listed at 601 N. Gold St. (same cul-de-sac at 7th and Gold).

575-956-6131

County-run 24/7 shelter for people fleeing domestic violence, with food, toiletries, bedding and case management for housing, jobs, benefits and protection orders; stays up to 90 days.

(575) 546-6539

County-run 24/7 shelter for people fleeing domestic violence, with food, toiletries, case management, help with protection orders, housing and benefits.

(575) 546-6539

Christian shelter for up to 120 people with separate areas for men, women and families, three free meals a day, clothing and showers; also offers a longer Christ-centered recovery and work program.

(575) 523-7727

Self-run tent community on the Community of Hope campus with about 50 tent sites, bathrooms, showers and a kitchen, for people working toward housing.

(575) 523-2219

Day center for homeless and near-homeless people with showers, laundry, mail, phone, lockers, clothing and case management; also runs rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, homeless prevention and Mano y Mano day labor.

(575) 523-2219

El Paso diaper bank (Texas Diaper Bank partner) that gives diapers and period supplies to qualifying families at scheduled distributions and through partner agencies; also offers a fathers' support program. No diaper bank was found in Grant, Luna or Hidal

(915) 201-0929

Barrier-free 24-hour shelter and day center for homeless men with three meals a day, showers, laundry, storage, clothes closet, free medical care, mail/phone service and substance-use counseling.

(915) 577-0069

City-funded front door for people newly homeless in El Paso: short-term shelter, meals, showers and laundry, then referral to the right provider.

(915) 248-5567

Christian mission downtown offering emergency shelter with free meals, showers and laundry, plus a recovery program and job training at its Hallelujah! BBQ restaurant.

(915) 532-2575

Shelter in Sierra Vista for homeless individuals and families with breakfast, dinner, showers and coordinated entry for housing. Merged with Catholic Community Services in 2025.

(520) 439-0776

Large Christian shelter campus in a former hotel on Tucson's south side for men, women and families with children. Gives beds, daily hot meals, showers, laundry, clothing and case management, with many partner agencies on site.

(520) 740-1501

Day center for homeless women with breakfast, showers, laundry, clothing, hygiene items and ID help, plus a limited number of overnight beds.

(520) 909-3905

24-hour shelter near downtown Tucson for adults, women with children and families. Up to 7 nights in a 30-day period, with a hot meal, showers, a cot, sack lunch and coordinated entry housing assessments.

(520) 622-5411

Catholic overnight shelter for men with a bed and shower, plus free community meals. Also runs a 6-month Fresh Start live-in recovery program.

(505) 243-2527

Arizona's largest shelter for single men and women, open 24/7, with beds, showers, clothing and case management. CASS also runs Vista Colina family shelter and The Haven for adults 55+.

(602) 256-6945

Christian men's center offering 7-30 day short-term care (bed, meals, clothing, showers, case management) and a path into a year-long recovery program.

(602) 233-3000

Faith-based shelter for men, women and children (up to 90 days) with showers, laundry, help getting ID and Social Security paperwork, counseling and hot meals; warming shelter below 32 degrees.

(575) 200-1377

Shelter with men's and women's dorms and family rooms, meals, clothing and hygiene supplies; stays up to 30 days. Short 'cot nights' sometimes available for people passing through.

(719) 589-5909 ext. 203

State law (2023) requires free menstrual products in public school restrooms, including middle and high schools in Silver, Cobre and Deming districts. Students can also ask the school nurse.