Community Services

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Kimberly Hall, Community Services Director
5959 W Brown St
Glendale, Arizona 85302
P:(623) 930-3590

Building Community Through Impactful Services

At Glendale Community Services, our mission is simple: We build community through impactful services. Guided by our vision to be the national model for innovative community services, we are committed to providing connections to housing and stability resources that support our residents' well-being.

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Together, we’re creating a more inclusive, thriving, and resilient Glendale



Our "BE-ATTITUDES" – The Values That Guide Us

DefinitionBe (/bē/) – exist │ Attitude (/ˈadəˌto͞od/) – a way of thinking or feeling about someone or something that is reflected in a person's behavior

Purpose │ The Community Services BE ATTITUDES describe the state of existence we create through our collective actions, which foster a culture that is inclusive, adaptive, and high-performing.


✔️ Be Nice – Refrain from judgement • Give people grace • Always do the right thing • No one is perfect • You never know who will cross your path again or in what capacity

✔️ Be Open – There is no team without trust • Create safe zones for communication • Be willing to be vulnerable • Feedback is the oxygen of engagement- ask for and give it freely

✔️ Be Real – Respect each other • Empower each other • Appreciate each other • (Be) Loyal to each other

✔️ Be Professional – Create a reputation you are proud of • Always use appropriate language • Communicate openly and honestly • Know the difference between venting and complaining, be constructive and civil

  ✔️ Be Brave – Be brave enough to be bad at something new • You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take, don’t be afraid to miss • If you always win, you won’t know where/how to improve • Failure does not represent your value or worth as a person

✔️ Be the Boss/Co-worker You Want to Have – Set the tone • Own mistakes and correct them • Be a good listener • Honor and recognize other people’s good work • Use an attitude of gratitude to be more compassionate with ourselves and others