The Center for Child & Family Wellness partners with community organizations to offer essential wraparound services that address the community's growing needs. These include dance and music classes, family education programs, mentorship opportunities, and support for medical, health, and wellness needs.
Although classes are hosted at Child Crisis Arizona’s Center for Child & Family Wellness, registration scheduling and payments are handled by each community partner.
Free, in-person, virtual, and on-demand classes focused on teaching positive parenting skills to strengthen families.
Children’s Division
Children’s Division introduces ballet through creative movement and expression, building foundational technique and basic ballet knowledge.
Individuals with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers can find renewed strength, confidence, and hope in a community that supports individuality and promotes resilience.
Three levels of ballet classes are offered: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.
Designed for seniors to help build strength, flexibility, and resilience through movement and choreography.
Native American Hoop Dance classes offer Native American youth the chance to learn this traditional dance form.
The Open String Project is open to any student, age 11-17, who attends a Mesa or Gilbert school and is enrolled in the music program (must have an instrument). Instruments include Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass.
This fun and engaging class is designed for children ages 6 and under to move, stretch, and play alongside their caregivers. Through playful movement, music, and mindfulness, you’ll build coordination, connection, and confidence.
The Institute for Digital Inclusion Acceleration offers free tech support, access to high-speed internet, VR, 3D printers, podcasting equipment, robotics, and workshops for all ages and skill levels.
Drop-in Friendly!
This team provides one-on-one support to help families access vital resources and navigate the application process for programs such as AHCCCS, SNAP, and KIDSCARE assistance.
Schedule an appointment by calling 1-800-298-4346
Meet with Friendly House staff for immigration consultation. Schedule an appointment by calling 602-416-7200.
NAMI Family Support Group is a support group for family members, significant others and friends of people with mental health conditions. Gain insight from the challenges and successes of others facing similar experiences.
Hope on the Road offers free services including their ĒMA Program- advocacy, case management, and support for moms in crisis, life skills classes, mentoring, job coaching, Telehealth counseling, and resource referrals. Participants also earn points for essentials like food, toiletries, gift cards, and utility assistance.
For more information email hotr@hopewomenscenter.org or call/text 480-331-4251.
Learn lifesaving skills and techniques provided by experienced, licensed professionals.
*This CPR certification does not meet the requirements for Foster Care and Adoption.
Providing food boxes filled with fresh fruits, vegetables, and bakery items for Child Crisis Arizona families and the Mesa community. Boxes are available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. Participants must sign in to confirm they meet the program's income guidelines.
If you are interested in partnering to offer classes, community services or utilize the center for an event, please contact Marybell.Ramirez@childcrisisaz.org.
