⚠️Important Program Update – August 2025
Glendale’s Community Action Program (CAP) rental assistance application portal is CURRENTLY CLOSED.
To ensure fair and timely processing, we are limiting the number of applications to 100 at this time due to limited funding.
- Once 100 applications have been received, the portal will temporarily close.
- If funding remains after those applications are processed, the portal may reopen.
- Please continue to check back often for updates.
Because this program is grant funded and assistance is limited, capping applications help our team carefully review each request and provide timely support to those in need. Thank you for your understanding.
Rental Assistance Eligibility
Applicants must:
- Live in Glendale
- Either:
• Have legal and physical custody of at least one minor child in the household, OR
• Be an elderly or disabled applicant
- Be experiencing a financial crisis
- Meet income limits
- Be at risk of eviction
Utility Assistance Eligibility:
Applicants must:
- Live in Glendale
- Experiencing a financial crisis
- Meet income limits
Application Guidelines
- Applications are processed first-come, first-served.
- Required documents must be submitted within 72 hours of applying, or the application will be denied and you will need to reapply.
- Applications will be processed as quickly and efficiently as possible.
If you need help applying for LIHEAP or finding local support services, our team is available to guide you.
🔗 Apply online at des.az.gov/LIHEAP or 📞LIHEAP Hotline at 1-866-494-1981
📞 Or call our office at (623) 930-2854 — we can help walk you through the process
Looking for Other Support?
Call 2-1-1 or visit FindHelp.org to search by ZIP code for free or low-cost services, including:
- Emergency shelter
- Food pantries
- Affordable housing
- Healthcare
- Employment support
- Transportation, and more
Emergency Shelter or Homelessness Services
Coordinated Entry (CE) is a standardized system in Arizona that connects individuals and families experiencing homelessness with housing and support services.
Coordinated Entry for Single Adults
In Maricopa County, single adults (18+) can access CE services through the Brian Garcia Welcome Center, operated by Keys to Change.
📍 206 S. 12th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85007
📞 602-229-5155
Coordinated Entry for Families
Families with at least one adult and one minor child (or a pregnant adult in the third trimester) should contact the Family Housing Hub (FHH).
📍 3307 E. Van Buren St., Phoenix, AZ 85008
📞 877-211-8661 (leave a message; someone will call back to complete the phone application)
We know this is a difficult time. While funding is limited, please know you are not alone. CAP is here to help you navigate resources and connect you with services that may still have funding available.
➡️ Please check this page often for updates. New information will be posted as soon as additional funding becomes available.