housing, employment & legal

AZRSOL provides the information below as a public service. We do not specifically endorse these programs. They are provided for informational purposes only. 

Please email us with suggestions or to report errors. 

Eagles’ Nest Ministries has put together a list of verified resources and services which they will continually update. 

Honest Jobs is an Indeed-like site with a list of jobs for people with criminal records. It has over 400,000 job openings from 1,300+ fair-chance employers. These are all organizations that are open to hiring people with misdemeanor and felony convictions. Also, employers can list their jobs there.

Restoration of Voting Rights in Arizona  Adrian Fontes, Arizona Secretary of State published this guide on restoration of voting rights which covers the following:
• First,  this focuses on restoring the right to vote. Other suspended civil rights, such as the right to possess a firearm, may require additional steps to restore or vary depending on the nature of your conviction. 

• Second, upon restoration of your rights, you must submit a new voter registration form to exercise the right to vote. The suspension of your civil rights automatically cancels your voter registration. 

Middle Ground Prison Reform maintains a resource list.

Rescued not Arrested provides assistance in finding employment and housing. 

Department of Economic Security helps Arizonans reach their potential through temporary assistance for those in need. 

Goodwill Industries provides services free of charge to help you land a job and advance your career.   

St. Joseph the Worker connects the Valley’s disadvantaged, homeless, and transitioning individuals to quality jobs.   

Incarcerated Veterans Services 

Mesa Veterans Resource Center   Justice-involved Veterans may still be eligible to receive certain benefits, and programs are available to assist with reintegration back into the community. 

NARSOL Attorneys list  NARSOL has collected a list of attorneys in each state that can be used for sexual crime and registry-related issues. NARSOL does not endorse or recommend any of the attorneys on this list; however, those with the NARSOL symbol have been suggested by NARSOL members and supporters. Some of the other listings may have been submitted by other parties or by attorneys who are promoting their practices. Please conduct your own due diligence in selecting legal representation.

NARSOL Litigation Request  NARSOL assists with litigation efforts throughout the United States by joining existing cases and initiating strategically important new cases. Our limited resources are focused on constitutional challenges, meaning that a statute or an administrative directive violates the United States constitution. Submit this form if you believe you have a constitutional challenge that would benefit a significant number of individuals.

B4U-ACT  As a collaborative effort of therapists, researchers, and minor-attracted people, B4U-ACT’s mission is to promote a science-informed understanding about people in our communities with an attraction to children or adolescents, and to support them living in truth and dignity.