Below you will find local and national resources that can help support people living with ALS and their families.

Local ALS Support Services in Arizona

We highly recommend connecting with an ALS nonprofit organization that serves your area. These organizations can answer your questions, provide individualized support, connect you to resources, and much more—free of charge.

ALS Arizona

ALS Arizona is committed to improving quality of life for individuals and families affected by ALS. Cost-free programs are designed to meet the essential care needs and emotional needs of those affected by the disease.
Free services include:
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  • Care consultations
  • ALS clinic coordination
  • Wheelchair-accessible transportation to and from ALS clinic visits
  • Medical equipment loan program
  • Respiratory consultation and support
  • Caregiver support
  • Respite care funding for caregivers
  • In-person and virtual support groups for people living with ALS, caregivers, family members, and friends
  • Patient counseling
  • ALS education
  • Children’s programs
  • Community resource referrals

Service Area: Arizona
Website: www.alsaz.org
Phone: (602) 297-3800
Email: [email protected]

ALS Clinics Directory

Attending an ALS clinic can improve your quality of life and help you live longer. Search our comprehensive directory of clinics in the U.S.

National ALS Support and Services

The following organizations can provide support, material assistance, advocacy opportunities, and more for families affected by ALS.

  • The ALS Association offers Medicare and insurance navigation services, a Virtual Home Modification and Safety Assessment program, online educational resources, and more.
  • Compassionate Care ALS (CCALS) offers an innovative and holistic range of in-person and virtual services that are tailored to meet each family’s unique needs.
  • Hope Loves Company (HLC) provides support to children and young adults affected by ALS, including in-person camps in various states across the country.
  • I AM ALS offers advocacy opportunities, virtual support groups, and ongoing emotional support and logistical guidance for families impacted by ALS.
  • The LiveLikeLou Foundation has volunteers throughout the U.S. and Canada who can help families affected by ALS with tasks in and around the home.
  • Synapticure is a telemedicine healthcare company that provides personalized care and guidance for people living with ALS via video, phone, and email.
  • Team Gleason offers grants that help pay for innovative technology and equipment for people living with ALS. ​

Veterans Benefits

If you are a U.S. military Veteran who has been diagnosed with ALS, you should qualify for substantial service-connected benefits through the VA. The Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) is a nonprofit organization that can help Veterans and their families understand and apply for benefits.​ ​
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Additional Resources

Our full resource list also includes information for international ALS/MND organizations, research and treatment, children and youth support, health care and Insurance, and online resources.