Resource Directory

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If you need further help finding a resource, please call the PCOA Helpline at 520-790-7262

PCOA assumes no responsibility by providing this information. This list is a community service and not an endorsement of any organization listed. We update information annually, however information could change over the course of a year. Please verify directly with the resource.

Listings for Home Repair / Subsidized with Eligibility Requirements

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Home Repair

Organizations and services include contractors who handle major work that typically needs licensed contractors and services of a smaller scale that can be done by individuals or companies without a contractor’s license. Please read through the descriptions to select an organization or business that best fits your needs. Additionally, some organizations and businesses are listed under the subsidized category. These offer low-cost and free services for people who typically need to meet certain criteria to qualify.

Subsidized with Eligibility Requirements

Organizations and programs in this sub-category can provide services to homeowners at little or no cost as long as the homeowner meets specific criteria. The criteria vary by organization and/or program.

See the glossary for descriptions of all categories

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Pima County Home Repair Program

Pima County
Community and Workforce Development Department

2797 E. Ajo Way, 3rd Floor
Tucson, AZ 85713

(520) 724-2461

Email: home.repair@pima.gov

http://pima.gov/HomeRepairAssistance

Low Income
Spanish Services

description
Pima County operates a Home Repair Program for low-income homeowners who live in unincorporated Pima County, Sahuarita, Oro Valley, and South Tucson. You must have lived in the home for at least one year and meet income eligibility requirements. Repairs include weatherization, roofing, home safety and accessibility, heating and cooling, and septic. Home cannot be within the limits of the City of Tucson.
Visit www.pima.gov/familyhomerepair to begin a pre-application.
** Non-Emergency Repairs Only **

service area
Oro Valley,Sahuarita

business hours
M - F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Southside Worker Center

City of South Tucson

317 W. 23rd Street
Tucson, AZ 85713

(520) 955-8165

Email: southsidecentro@gmail.com

https://www.southsidecentro.org/

Spanish Services

description
The Southside Worker Center supports a community of worker-leaders building collective power and raising the standards of worker conditions so that members can take part in dignified work and earn just wages. We employ both male and female workers at the center.
Pricing varies depending on the demands of each job and the expertise of the member.
Final expense for each job is to be negotiated with the worker.

There are 3 ways to hire a member of the Southside Worker Center.
1. You can hire a worker online by filling out the form on the right and someone will contact you.
2. You can also hire a worker in person at 317 W. 23rd St Monday-Friday from 6am to 10am. Pull directly into the west parking lot and speak to the Coordinator on duty.
3. You can also hire a worker by calling (520) 955-8165 or by emailing southsidecentro@gmail.com.

service area
Oro Valley,Pima County,Southern Arizona,Three Points,Tucson,Vail

business hours
Monday - Friday 6 am to 10 am

costs
FREE for low-income elders residing in the City of South Tucson.

Otherwise, $20 - $25 depending on the type of job

Town of Marana Community Development Program

Housing Rehabilitation Program

11555 W. Civic Center Dr.
Marana, AZ 85653

(520) 382-1926

http://maranaaz.gov

Low Income

description
Marana’s Housing Rehabilitation program offers low-income homeowners minor home repair and disability modification assistance. The program repairs and replaces roofs, water heaters, evaporative coolers and can increase handicapped accessibility to ensure a safe home environment.
A few of the qualifications for the Program are you must own and live in your home for a minimum of 12 months before applying. The residence must be located within the Town of Marana incorporated limits. Your income must not exceed the limits listed below. (Income from all persons residing in the home must be included). This program is for conventional homes and manufactured homes built after 1976 affixed to the occupying owner’s property via the Pima County Recorder.

service area
Marana

business hours
M - F 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

costs
No cost for the program.