Goodwill of Central Arizona has many programs geared toward providing services to the Valley's youth and adults and helping people move from welfare to work. Through these programs, Goodwill strives to empower individuals to be productive and independent.
Selected programs provided by Goodwill of Central Arizona are accredited by CARF, The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Services. CARF is an independant non-profit accreditor of human services providers in the area of rehabilitation, employment, child and family, community and aging services. CARF accreditation is a "seal of quality" that the highest standards of performance are met.
Goodwill is committed to equal opportunity in all of its programs and services. Reasonable accommodations and modifications are available to persons with disabilities. Alternative means of communication are available, including sign language interpreters, large print and Braille text. For additional information you may phone (602) 254-2222 voice or (602) 416-6377 TTY.
If you believe you have been denied an employment opportunity because of a legally protected status, you may file a grievance with:
Nobu Hara, Vice President of Human Capital
Goodwill Corporate Center
2626 W. Beryl Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85021
Nobumichi.Hara@goodwillaz.org
Michael Attson, a recent Goodwill program participant, obtained his GED and plans to achieve economic independence. Read more>>
