About us
An organization designed to promote men, women and children who need assistance to advance with productive lives leading to financial freedom. We are Advocates committed to making a change for improvements in our community providing resource information that will enhance the life quality of those in the underserved communities through out Arizona.
WHO WE ARE
MISSION
Our mission is to embrace, empower, encourage and unite the community. Acknowledge and celebrate unsung Heroes and Heroines in our community. Provide an open forum to share concerns and solutions for our local communities. Offer Entrepreneurship Programs, Financial Literacy Workshops, Health & Wellness Seminars, Networking Events, Publishing Services, Senior Citizens Resources and Youth Development with Leadership Programs for all ages.
Our purpose is to encourage groups, foundations and organizations to work together for the community's advancements in hope of Higher Consciousness. Impact our community through Continuing Education, Employment Opportunities, Entrepreneurship, Traditional & Untraditional Vocational Training, Volunteering and Worship leaving none of the least behind.
PURPOSE
Maricopa County Residence:
https://recorder.maricopa.gov/Elections/GetInvolved
Maricopa County Democrat Party:
https://www.maricopadems.org/volunteer
Maricopa County Republican Party:
https://maricopagop.org/volunteer
Get Involved - Maricopa Co. Recorder's Office
Reasons To Report A Landlord To
The Health Department
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Pest
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Mold / Mildew
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Waste Removal
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Plumbing Fixtures
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Lead Paint / Poisoning
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Lack of running Water, Electricity or Heat
Breaking A Lease Without Penalty
Constructive Eviction
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Domestic Violence
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Active Military duty
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Unit is Uninhabitable
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Early Release Clause
For Discrimination in Rental Practices
Code Violations
Arizona Attorney General's Office: Civil Rights Division
2005 N. Central Ave, Phoenix AZ, 85004 (602) 542-5263
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(602) 379-4461 www.hud.gov
Phoenix Housing Department
251 W. Washington, Phoenix, AZ. 85003
(602) 262-6794
Arizona Renters Rights Regarding AC
Everyone has a right to cool air!
Phoenix requires landlords to maintain a maximum 82* for units with air conditioning, or 86* for units with evaporative coolers. The city will investigate complaints. For more information, please call (602) 262-7210
How To Exercise Your Tenant's Rights
If the landlord fails to supply air conditioning, tenant must give notice to the landlord to make needed repair.
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Give Written Notice and Terminate Lease
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Give Written Notice and File An Injunction
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Give Written Notice and Procure Portable AC
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Give Written Notice and Receive Housing Credit
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Give Written Notice and Sue for Reduced Value
For Complaint Filing - Court Locations
Maricopa County Superior Court: Central Building (CCB), 201 W. Jefferson, Phoenix, AZ. 85003, Civil Court Administration (602)506-1497
Maricopa County Superior Court: Northeast Regional Center (NE), 18380 N. 40th Street, Phoenix, Az. 85032 (602) 372-7601
Maricopa County Superior Court: Southeast Court (SE), 222 E. Javelina
Ave., Mesa, AZ. 85210 (602) 506-2020
For Forms
AZLawHelp.org:https://www.azcourthelp.org