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Additional Resources

Community Resources

Read Better Be Better is committed to supporting our community however we can, whether that’s through our work directly or by helping you get connected to other amazing organizations in Arizona.

Compiled below are maps and lists of libraries, mental health resources, physical health resources, and food banks we hope can help meet your other needs. 

For access to many more resources in your area, call 211 or visit 211Arizona.org to receive a referral for the service you need.

Local Phoenix Libraries

Local Phoenix Food Banks

Mental & Physical Resources

Family Resource Centers

Need a library card?

Getting a library card is a simple and rewarding process. Start by visiting your local library with a valid photo ID and proof of address, such as a utility bill or lease agreement. Many libraries also offer online registration, allowing you to fill out a form and upload your documents digitally. Once your application is approved, you’ll receive your library card, granting you access to a wealth of resources, including books, e-books, audiobooks, and various community programs. Learn more by heading to the Maricopa County Library District website.

Do you need more reading materials?

For access to the Epic digital library, please enter the class code “wni7401” at the Epic webpage. You may access the library from 8-4pm using this class code. To access the library after 4pm please use the above link and sign up for a free parent account. This will allow you 2 hours of free Epic Library use a week. RBBB also has Storytime videos in English and Spanish on our YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram

Do you have a child aged 0-5?

Check out Make Way for Books! Make Way for Books has information on early literacy as well as an Apple and Android mobile app with books and activities geared towards 0-5-year-olds.

Check out Candelen! Candelen works with community members to develop and provide innovative educational programs that nurture children to be their most brilliant selves.

Are you concerned about having consistent internet access?

The Connect Arizona website provides an interactive map of free Wi-fi spots across the state, as well as simple hotspot training, free tech support by phone, directions to Wi-fi locations, and special discounts from Arizona internet providers. The site is available in English and Spanish.

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