► The Help Book, A Community Resource Directory (in English and Spanish)
This up-to-date and easy-to-use guide was written by specialists at Southwest Network 
as a resource for non-Title XIX individuals to help them find services, but it is very helpful for anyone looking for community, support, and behavioral health resources in Maricopa County. Check back frequently—we continually update The Help Book as we locate additional resources and information.

► Get Updates from The Division of Behavioral Health Services
Get updates, information and answers to frequently asked questions about behavioral health services
from the Arizona Department of Health Services/Division of Behavioral Health Services. Submit your
questions to MaricopaCommunityRelations@MagellanHealth.com.

► Get Help Managing Medications

•  Generic drugs: Just as good--A comparison of brand-name and generic medications English | Spanish
This brochure compares brand name and generic drugs, and explains why, although generic drugs
are much less expensive, they are the same as brand-name drugs in dosage, safety and strength,
and in how they are taken, quality, performance, and intended use.

•  Stay on Meds and Stay Healthy: Easy tips to manage your medications English | Spanish
This brochure gives helpful tips on how to remember to take medications, and how to plan ahead to keep
from running out. 

► Crisis Hotline: 602.222.9444 or toll free 1.800.631.1314 24 hours a day

► Maricopa County Warm Line: 602.347.1100, daily 4 pm – midnight (including holidays) 
The Warm Line offers non-crisis, non-judgemental, non-clinical, and confidential telephone support service for persons feeling overwhelmed or just needing to talk. Trained call specialists offer peer support and actively listen to callers' concerns.

► Community Employment and Rehabilitation Services Guide (Updated 03.31.10):
This guide contains employment and rehabilitation services available in the community and arranged
by categories of need.

► Arizona Self Help
Provides a free, easy and confidential way to find out if you qualify for benefits and other assistance programs (child, family, financial, halth care, employment, food, clothing, housing, utilities, senior, and disabled services) in Arizona. Call 1.800.352.8401 or visit www.arizonaselfhelp.org for more information.

► Resources for Children and Their Families
A guide to resources in the community, including pharmacies, emergency services,
support groups, health centers, and a variety of behavioral health services.

► Reduced Fee and AHCCCS Dental Clinics in Arizona

► Valley Metro Transportation Resources
  •  Valley Metro Transportation Resource Guide
  •  Application for Reduced Fare Authorization Card

► Benefits for Veterans
If you are a Veteran, you may be eligible for low-cost, high-quality heath care through the Department of
Veterans Affairs Medical Benefits Package. Click here for more information and to apply online. 

Veterans, their dependents and survivors may also be eligible for a variety of federal benefits. Click here
for more information.

► NAMI Arizona
The Arizona chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is a non-profit membership organization
of persons affected by mental illnesses, including people with mental illnesses, their parents, children,
spouses, siblings and friends. They provide educational classes, support groups, resource referrals,
and information free of charge to Arizona communities.

► Visions of Hope Support Groups
Visions of Hope Arizona provides peer support groups for adults (18 or over) that offer support, information, education and socialization for individuals diagnosed with a mental illness. Family members and loves ones are also welcome to attend. Call 480.994.4407 ext. 10 for more information.