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We're helping you today for tomorrow.

The Brain Injury Association of Arizona's (BIAAZ) Emergency Fund assists people with brain injuries and their families with limited financial support. Currently, we can grant a maximum of $250 per person per year. You must demonstrate a need for a service or be at risk for harm if the service is not obtained.

The Emergency Fund may assist with:
. A past due amount for rent or mortgage expenses, including late fees
. Medications and co-pays
. A past due amount for utilities
. Emergency dental or medical supplies
. Assistive technology or durable medical equipment purchase or repairs
. Groceries
. Vision evaluations, devices, or aides

The Emergency Fund can't assist with:
. Vehicle repairs
. Cable bills
. Medical procedures or surgery
. Travel expenses
. Routine dental services
. Utility deposits or installment
. Apartment or house deposits
. Routine eyeglasses or vision services
. Any service or item not related to the applicant's brain injury

To apply for Emergency Fund assistance:
1. Contact the BIAAZ to request an application, or download the application here.
2. Submit your application and copies of the required documents to:

Brain Injury Association of Arizona
777 East Missouri Ave., Suite 101
Phoenix, Arizona 85014
Or fax the application and documents to (602) 508-8025

3. We will notify you regarding your application acceptance and funding. We reserve the right to deny applications based on policies and procedures of the program.
4. When possible, checks will be processed within one business day after the application approval.

Required documents

. A
copy of the past due notice or bill for service (with the exception of purchase of groceries)
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Photo identification (driver's license, ID card)
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Proof of Arizona residency if identification is not from Arizona (a utility bill with an Arizona address)
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Verification of brain injury or contact information from a caseworker or another professional who can verify your injury

 

 
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