LYRICS:
Itʼs just another day
Youʼll never see me fail again
Understanding how to rise above my falls
Iʼm gonna fight today
So I keep driving without brakes
In the end Iʼve never felt alive before
Crawl and bleed
to collect all my sins
the clock ticks my life
away away from the game
Everything I become (Iʼm not giving up)
Sudden rise, sudden falls (I will do my best)
Watching back I got lost
Till the end comes
Itʼs just another day
The rage is flooding through my veins
Like a poison I have never taste before
Afraid to fall, afraid to fall
In the dark side, in the dark side
Iʼll drive along
Iʼll drive along the way
Through the wounds I see, till I feel within
ʻcause Iʼm right here to stay
Al-Anon Family Groups (520) 323-2229 | website Opens in a new windowSelf support for the family and friends of alcoholics and adult children of alcoholics.
Alcoholics Anonymous (520) 624-4183 | websiteOpens in a new window 840 S. Campbell Avenue. Fellowship of men and women who maintain sobriety through sharing experience, strength, and hope.
CO-ANON (480) 442-3869 | website Opens in a new windowA fellowship for family and friends of someone who is chemically dependent on cocaine.
Cocaine Anonymous - AZ (520) 326-2211 | websiteOpens in a new window Co-Dependents Anonymous Fellowship of men and women who maintain sobriety from cocaine.
Co-Dependents Anonymous (CODA) (888) 444-2359 | website Opens in a new window12-step self-help group for people who are working on healthy relationships.
Debtors Anonymous 1-800-421-2383 | websiteOpens in a new window 12-step program for people who have debt and cannot stop spending.
Depression and Bi-Polar Support Alliance (800) 826-3632 | websiteOpens in a new window Offers education and support groups to people with depression and bi-polar disorder.
Narcotics Anonymous 881-8381 | website Opens in a new window12-step program where people manage their addiction to narcotics.
Nicotine Anonymous (469) 737-9304 | website Opens in a new window12-step support group for people wishing to stop using nicotine.
Overeaters Anonymous (505) 891-2664| websiteOpens in a new window A 12-step group for people who wish to stop compulsive eating.
Sex Addicts Anonymous 1-800-477-8191 | websiteOpens in a new window 12-step recovery program providing support for people with compulsive sexual behaviors.
Survivors of Incest Anonymous websiteOpens in a new window 12-step program for non-offending adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
Survivors of Suicide emailOpens in a new window Support group for family and friends of people who have committed suicide.
Mental Health Resources
Depression and Bi-Polar Support Alliance (800) 826-3632 | websiteOpens in a new window Offers education and support groups to people with depression and bi-polar disorder.
Mental Health Association of Arizona (MHAAZ) 480-982-5305 | websiteOpens in a new window Provides information and advocacy concerning mental health resources.
National Alliance on Mental Illness of Southern Arizona (NAMI) (520) 622-5582 | websiteOpens in a new window Offers support groups for people diagnosed with mental illness and their families.
Community Resources
American Diabetes Association (520) 795-3711 | websiteOpens in a new window 333 W. Ft. Lowell Rd., Suite 23 Provides educational resources on diabetes.
American Cancer Society (800) 227-2345 | websiteOpens in a new window 333 W. Ft. Lowell Rd., Suite 23 Provides educational resources on cancer.
Arizona Poison & Drug Information Center (520) 626-6016 Information and education on medications and preventing poisoning accidents.
DIRECT Center for Independence (520) 624-6452 | websiteOpens in a new window Offers information, referral and support services for individuals with disabilities.
Information & Referral Helpline 1-800-352-3792 | websiteOpens in a new window Information on community resources.
Volunteer Southern Arizona (520) 881-3300 | websiteOpens in a new window Offers a variety of volunteer opportunities.
LGBTQIA+ Resources
A Place to Talk (520) 375-9039 | Email: aplacetotalkservices@hotmail.com Counseling services for individuals who identify in the LGBTQ communities.
El Rio Health - Transgender Medicine (520) 670-3909 | websiteOpens in a new window Healthcare for pediatric and adult transgender and gender non-conforming communities. Care includes gender-confirming hormone therapy and referral to specialists.
Lighthouse Project AZ (520) 909-0754 | Email: lighthouseproject.tucson@gmail.com LGBTQI collaboration between the University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women, SAAF and Our Family Services to support unstably housed LGBTQ young adults.
Petersen HIV Clinic (Banner UMC) (520) 626-8598 | websiteOpens in a new window Provides specialty care, advocacy, counseling, early intervention, education, referrals, and prevention services related to HIV.
PFLAG Tucson - Parents, Friends, Families and Allies, United with LGBTQ People to Move Equality Forward websiteOpens in a new window Promotes the health and well-being of LGBTQ persons and their families and friends through support, education and advocacy.
Pride Guide - Tucson websiteOpens in a new window A resource list of services targeted to the LGBTQIA+ communities throughout Arizona.
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation (SAAF) Crisis Line: (800) 553-9387 | Office Line: (520) 628-7223 | websiteOpens in a new window HIV, AIDS and Hep C testing; resources and support for individuals living with HIV/AIDS; prevention and support for survivors of violence against LGBTQIA+ individuals; support groups; youth drop in center and more!
Southern Arizona Gender Alliance (SAGA) Address: 2030 E. Broadway Blvd, Suite 106 | websiteOpens in a new window Support, advocacy and information for transgender and gender nonconforming individuals.
Southern Arizona Senior Pride (520) 312-8923 | websiteOpens in a new window LGBTQIA social meetings and support for 55+
Trans Lifeline (877) 565-8860 | websiteOpens in a new window Crisis hotline specific for transgender individuals.
Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network (TIHAN) (520) 299-6647 | websiteOpens in a new window Brings together religious, secular, corporate and non-profit organizations to support people living with HIV as well as to raise awareness and build knowledge and understanding around HIV/AIDS.
Government Resources
Arizona Center for Disability Law (520) 327-9547 | website Opens in a new windowProvides protection and advocacy for people with psychiatric, cognitive, physical, mental and sensory disabilities.
Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) (520) 205-8600 | website Opens in a new windowState’s health insurance program for people with a low income.
City of Tucson Parks and Recreation (520) 791-4873 | websiteOpens in a new window Conducts recreational classes and special events throughout the city.
Pima County Public Library Information Line (520) 791-4010 | websiteOpens in a new window Phone services which give short answers to reference questions.
Social Security Administration 1-800-722-1213 | websiteOpens in a new window Oversees the Social Security System.
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