Peer Solutions

We had a great time tabling at McClintock High School’s Wellness Fair with Peer Leaders! 🧡

Would you like to enjoy free food, fun activities, learn about substance misuse prevention and participate in a costume contest?! 👻 Join us for Family Night on Friday, October 9 at the EnVision Center in Tempe from 5:30-7:30pm!

Link to register: https://forms.gle/vCXRm5dWiZx4p3rf9

Contact [email protected] for any questions!

ART BY PEER LEADER MALAEYA

Check out this art by our amazing Peer Leader Claire! We hope to see you at our October Family Night on 10/9! There will be a costume contest!! 👻 Link to register in bio!

AHCCCS has launched a new website, Keep My AHCCCS, to help Medicaid members understand whether the new federal work and community engagement requirements may apply to them when the requirements begin next year.



Keep My AHCCCS: https://keepmyahcccs.com/

The website allows members to answer a series of questions about their circumstances to help determine whether the new requirements are likely to apply or if they may qualify for an exemption. It also provides information on ways to meet the requirements, including volunteer opportunities that may count toward community engagement.



The site also reminds all AHCCCS members to make sure their address, phone number, and email are current, so they do not miss important notices. Members can update their information through Health-e-Arizona Plus: https://www.healthearizonaplus.gov/



Additional assistance is available by:

Using AHCCCS live chat: https://chat.healthearizonaplus.gov/
Calling (855) 220-0903, Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Arizona time
Finding a Community Assistor through Health-e-Arizona Plus
Finding a local DES eligibility office: https://des.az.gov/find-your-local-office

DES Office Locator | Arizona Department of Economic Security DES services are available online and by phone. Skip the local office and apply for one of our programs virtually! The following is a list of our major programs and services with virtual options.

Did you know there’s five things everyone can do to make the world a better place? The Guts to Be Good is a youth-driven initiative aimed at promoting positive values and encouraging individuals to make a difference in their communities by having the guts to:

• Speak Up
• Lend A Hand
• Be Courteous
• Be Honest
• Be Respectful

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