The Santa Cruz Project provides supportive intervention/counseling through case management services to families with low income.

What We Do:
The SCP provides supportive intervention/counseling to individuals/families through case management services. The main intervention is a home visit or accompanying clients to service appointments. Services may include:

• Guidance counseling and emotional support
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  Referrals to other agencies for needed services
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  Advocating for services and benefits for clients
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  Accompanying clients to appointments (e.g., teacher conferences and health care providers)
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  Identifying a potential social support system with the individual family, neighborhood, church or other community based organization.

Those We Serve:
All individual (18 years old or over) who are residents of Pima County are eligible for services. There is no charge for these services.

The SCP serves low-income clients in the city of Tucson, City of South Tucson and Pima County.

Links
The Santa Cruz Project networks with twenty-five to thirty agencies and community organizations. For some examples St. Vincent De Paul Society-628-7837; John Valenzuela Youth Center-792-3410; CSS Immigration and Citizenship Program-623-0344 Ext. 1009. (And other CSS programs)

Donations
The Santa Cruz Project accepts cash donations. This program needs clothing, furniture and other household items. The Santa Cruz Project accepts new or used items. The items should be new or in good, clean condition.