MEMBER SERVICES DIRECTORY
What do you need help with?
Choose the situation that fits. Each card opens a step-by-step guide with phone numbers, documents to bring and trusted application links.
Benefits and everyday needs
I need health coverage
Nation + Arizona
AHCCCS, AIHP, KidsCare and help choosing coverage for American Indian members.
I need food help
Nation + Arizona + local
SNAP applications, emergency food and what documents to gather.
I cannot pay a utility bill
Nation + community
Tribal Assistance for electricity, propane, water, sewer or trash and backup referrals.
Something is wrong at my home or road
Nation + county/local
Housing, repairs, missed or oversized trash, potholes, water leaks and sewer problems.
I need help outside the Nation
County + state + federal + nonprofit
Affordable healthcare, senior rides, disability help and referrals through 211.
I do not know where to start
Start with the Nation
Call Tribal Administration at (928) 567-1002, explain the need and ask which department handles it.
Danger, violence or a medical emergency?
Call 911. For Yavapai-Apache Police non-emergency help, call (928) 649-7142. For a mental-health or suicide crisis, call or text 988.
Tribal membership and other benefits
Enrolled Tribal members may have access to Nation programs and special American Indian healthcare choices. They may also apply for Arizona, Yavapai County, federal and nonprofit programs. Membership does not automatically qualify a household for AHCCCS, SNAP or every other benefit. Each program sets its own income, household, residency and documentation rules.
- Nation: enrollment-based or Nation-administered services
- Arizona: AHCCCS, SNAP, Cash Assistance and other state benefits
- County/local: health clinics, transportation, housing and community programs
- Federal: Social Security, Medicare, VA and other federal programs
- Nonprofit: food, transportation, disability, elder and emergency help
This community guide is not an official eligibility decision. Programs, funding and phone numbers can change. Confirm details with the Yavapai-Apache Nation or the agency providing the service.