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CANYON CORRIDOR CONNECTION
Communi t y Par tners
TERROS is a health care agency
that has been serving people who
need professional assistance
with substance use disorders and
mental illness for over 40 years.
Our Care Clinic - West located at
3864 N. 27th Avenue in Phoenix
serves many individuals living in
the Canyon Corridor neighborhood
and prides itself in offering
culturally responsive services,
many in Spanish. TERROS is
currently remodeling this site in
order to provide primary medical
services by late fall of 2013.
Currently, bilingual/bicultural
behavioral health services at
the West Clinic include:
• Substance abuse, mental health
and psychiatric services for
individuals and families
• Services to promote health
management for individuals
with combined medical and
mental health conditions;
• Skill-building and independent
living services for those with a
serious mental illness
• Substance abuse treatment
to families referred by Child
Protective Services
• HIV/communicable disease
prevention services that provide
testing, education and outreach
Primary medical services
will include:
• Physical exams
• Pediatric services
• Chronic symptom
management
• Well woman and well
man checkups
• Health, nutrition and
weight loss coaching
• Sports physicals
• Immunizations
• Smoking cessation
• Family planning
• Pharmacy
• Lab services
Additional Care Clinics are at
the following locations:
• 6153 West Olive Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85302
• 4909 East McDowell, Phoenix,
AZ 85008
Our Community Prevention office
located at 3302 N. 35th Avenue
works with youth, families and
adults to reduce the use and abuse
of alcohol, tobacco and
other drugs.
For more information
about TERROS
programs and
services, please
contact Barb Garden,
Director of Community
Relations at 602-685-6105.
To schedule an appointment,
call 602-685-6000.
Bilingual and Bicultural Health
Services Available for Canyon Corridor
C
IELITO PARK is a 45-acre park built in
1970. A committee of various community
leaders, including Granada Neighborhood
Association and Vecinos Unidos Siempre, worked
hard with City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation
to help renovate our wonderful community park.
They developed several plans for renovation, after
which an open community meeting was held to
finalize which renovation plan would be chosen to
be funded:
New lights have been installed in the soccer
field. The containment area for the new play area
is completed along with the design of the new
playground. Installation of the new play area
started at the end of September.
Drinking fountains and walks have been
installed with several more to go. Once
completed, a stabilized decamped granite
path will be installed.
New lighting throughout the ENTIRE park
will begin in October with an expected completion
date at the end of December 2013.
Also, Vecinos Unidos Siempre blockwatch
group, along with children fromGranada East
Middle School and other Granada residents,
participated inmaking a beautiful mural as a way
to promote positive activities and crime prevention.
The inauguration event was held July 15, 2013.
Cielito Park Receives Safety Renovations
For more information
or questions about
the park renovations,
please contact Tom
Byrne (602) 262-4897 in
Parks and Recreation.
Barb Garden
Cielito Park Mural