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113 W Sherman St
Phoenix, AZ 85003
+1 (602) 257-1870
https://www.friendlyhouse.org
Established in 1920, Friendly House offers community services to children and families. Located in Phoenix, Ariz., the organization's programs include naturalization/immigration assistance, youth services, Academia Del Pueblo and adult education. It also deals in early childhood development services, family services/counseling, workforce development, home care for the elderly and disabled. Academia del Pueblo offers students with core curriculum, drama, art, soccer, computers and physical education. Friendly House has partnerships with Department of Economic Security, Division of Children and Youth, City of Phoenix Community and Arizona DES Child Care Administration.

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