WE ARE NOT A SHELTER, WE DO NOT OFFER IMMEDIATE HOUSING

CALL 211 FOR IMMEDIATE HOUSING HELP

Are you a homeless Single Mother?

 

We may not be a shelter, but we are able to move quickly to provide housing when we have an opening. 
Read who we serve below, if it matches your circumstances, call us (602-589-5556).

Welcome to The Bridge to Hope, a transformational housing ministry.  We direct our efforts toward single mothers and their children, especially those who are trying to escape the devastating effects of homelessness. Families turn to The Bridge to Hope in their efforts to overcome homelessness.

The Bridge to Hope is a program of recovery from homelessness.

To qualify for our program, you MUST meet the following qualifications:

  • you must be homeless
  • you must be a single mother
  • living apart from the husband, boyfriend or significant other at the time you apply for housing
  • have children under the age of 10, no more than two children
  • you must be willing and able to work full-time, you do not need to be employed upon entering
  • you must be drug free prior to entering our housing ministry, if you have struggled with substance abuse, be engaged in a program of support
  • be willing to permit property visits by the B2H staff and personnel to determine that all requirements are being followed
  • work weekly with a B2H case manager to set and obtain both short term and long term goals
  • attend evening programming provided by The Bridge to Hope
  • work with a mentoring team from a local Christian congregation, attending church with them weekly

If you have children, but they are placed in the custody of DCS (formerly CPS), you may still qualify for The Bridge to Hope.  We welcome you to call and discuss your situation.

The Bridge to Hope operates with these requirements to emphasize commitment to success and to ensure the safety of the children and other families on campus.  The Bridge to Hope offers each mother training in skills needed to maintain a full-time job and establish a savings account, which are essential to financial independence.

The Bridge to Hope is NOT a shelter.  We are unable to meet your immediate housing needs.

If you do not meet these requirements, see resources below for a list of other resources that may be available to you and your family.

If you believe you qualify for The Bridge to Hope, simply call 602-589-5556 and ask to complete a Phone Screen.

Resources

Other Resources
If you do not qualify for The Bridge to Hope, we want to ensure you know there are other options available to you in Arizona.  This is not an exhausted list.  Feel free to reach out to these organizations to obtain more information.

What is necessary for you to begin change, is willing to be bold and contact an agency.

Family Housing Hub Main Location:
3307 E. Van Buren Street, Phoenix, AZ 85008
Monday: 1 PM – 6 PM
Tuesday – Friday: 10AM – 3 PM
Call for specific instructions 602-595-8700 – you must go in person

Additional Resources:
US Military Veteran’s Only (602-248-6040)
Community Resource & Referral Center
1500 E Thomas Road, #106, Phoenix, AZ 85014
Monday – Friday 7:30 AM – 4 PM

Catholic Charities MANA House
2422 W Holly St
(602) 254-6785

U.S.VETS
3400 Grand Ave
(602) 717-6682

Affordable Housing for Veterans
Desert Sage Apartments – 480-969-5223

Transistional Housing Programs – NOT IMMEDIATE SHELTER:
Agape Embrace
(for single mothers with children 12 years or younger)
623-217-1370

House of Refuge Sunnyslope (for single men, single women or single mothers with children)
602-678-0223

House of Refuge – Mesa (see website for Eligibility and Housing Inquiry)
https://houseofrefuge.org/need-help/

Domestic Violence Shelters:  Most DV shelters require you do a centralized call to 480-890-3039 or 1-800-799-7233 or online at www.thehotline.org
My Sister’s Place  480-821-1024
My Sister’s Place is a confidential domestic violence shelters in the East Valley.  Each family receives their own room.

SEEDS 602-369-7792
The Support, Education, Empowerment & Directions (SEEDs) program is a transitional housing project of the National Advocacy & Training Network.  The program is community-based, safe, sober living environment committed to the physical, mental, and emotional healing of women whose lives have been affected by substance abuse and violence.

Shelter without Walls 602–452-4640 (this is not a shelter but a resource)
Shelter without Walls assists victims of domestic violence and their children, we provide the resources, strength and tools to help you or your loved ones get safe and stay safe through the following types of assistance

Expectant Homeless Women:
Maggie’s Place Various locations 602-262-5555
Maggie’s Place is a housing ministry for expectant women who are alone or on the streets and wish to achieve their goals in a dignified atmosphere.

Sally’s Place a program of AWRC- (602) 264-6214
Sally’s Place is a supportive housing program for pregnant women or women who have recently given birth and who are seriously mentally ill and are struggling with substance abuse.

Hope Abides Maternity Home in Camp Verde 928-651-9311
Supports women who are pregnant or parenting a newborn

Hope House Maternity Home in Show Low
Apply online: https://livinghopecenters.org/hope-house

Family Shelter: Call Housing Hub: 602-595-8700
Dream Center – 602-346-8701
Women with children

Family Promise 480-659-5227 *allows pets
Provides shelter and case management for up to 60 days for homeless families with children age 17 and under.

Gift of Mary Women’s Shelter – (602) 254-8424
1406 S 17th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85007-3809
Women age 18 and older and women with girls any age or boys age 5 and younger who are homeless.
Call for intake screening. Women must have a photo ID or a Social Security card.

Homeward Bound is now a family shelter.  They do not accept direct calls for housing.
All housing referrals are taken through the Housing Hub. 602-595-8700

The Salvation Army Phoenix Emergency Family Shelter – 602-267-4130
They accept families through the Housing Hub Only.  We have also heard that if you go in person this may be helpful.

UMOM Family Shelter 602-275-7852
3320 E Van Buren St
Phoenix, AZ 85008
UMOM is a family shelter.

Watkins Overflow 602-263-8900
Watkins is the last resort for single women and families when there are no other shelters with openings.  Watkins provides breakfast and dinner and a place to shower.
1120 W. Watkins
Phoenix, AZ 85007

Shelters for Single Men & Single Women
A New Leaf’s East Valley Men’s Center –  (480) 610-6722
2345 N Country Club Dr, Mesa,

Gift of Mary – Men’s & Women’s Shelter – (602) 254-8424
1406 S 17th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Women 18 years and older.
Men age 50 and older who are homeless
Call for intake screening

Legacy House – a program of Arizona Women’s Recovery Center – 602-264-6214
Temporary housing for homeless women waiting for admission into treatment, transitioning into long-term housing or recently released from jail or prison.

Phoenix Dream Center – a working shelter for men or women – 602-346-8701

Phoenix Rescue Mission 602-233-3000
1801 S. 35th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85009-6706
Phoenix Rescue Mission Emergency: Men’s Shelter

Phoenix Rescue Mission – Changing Lives Center 602-688-6219
A Christ centered residential program for women.  There is a process to enter Changing Lives Center.

House of Refuge Sunnyslope 602-678-0223
Men’s Shelter
9835 N. 7th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85020

CASS 602-256-6945
CASS is an emergency shelter for Men, Women and Families
1209 W. Madison Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007

Lodestar Day Resource Center 602-393-9930
Lodestar is a day shelter and job resource center for families, single men and women.
1125 W. Jackson
Phoenix, AZ 85007

iHelp in Tempe 480-389-1277
Leave a message on the voicemail and someone will call you back. 
Intakes at 1880 E Apache Blvd. daily 9 AM – 2 PM, Monday – Thursday
Shelter available for men and women 18+

Shelter for Youth
HomeBase Youth Services 602-263-5531
helps youth (ages 18-24) transition from homelessness to greater independence and housing stability. HomeBase (Shelter) and Saguaro Ki (Transitional Housing) are both located in central Phoenix, near 9th Street and Indian School. Together, the two programs offer youth a safe, campus like environment with easy access to caring and supportive staff. For information on HomeBase, please call 602-263-5531.

The Phoenix JOB CORPS (602) 254-5921
Provides housing and career training for youth 16 to 24 years old.

Dream Center – 602-346-8786
Former Foster Adults age 18-24

Substance Abuse Treatment or  Supportive Housing for either men or women:
Community Bridges 877-931-9142 or 602-273-9999 (open 24 hours)
Community Bridges offers detox and residential treatment facilities for both men and women.

Deep Within Rehab 623-334-6813
11773 N 91st Avenue, Peoria
Requirements: The willingness to obtain the necessary tools to remain abstinent from all mind altering substances.  The determination to properly take charge of your own life and to be happy with yourself once again.

Lifewell 602-808-2825
Lifewell’s Pinchot Gardens facility serves low-income women who have co-occurring general mental health and substance abuse diagnoses. Clients receive treatment and services while on site with their children.  Emails accepted at referrals@lifewell.us 

Phoenix Rescue Mission 602-233-3000
1801 S. 35th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85009-6706
Phoenix Rescue Mission offers shelter and a Christ-centered Addiction Recovery Program for men.

Point of Refuge – (602) 252-3106 or (602) 296-5122
6216 N. 27th Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona, 85017
The primary purpose of Point of Refuge is to provide a Christian transitional living experience for men in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction.

Legacy House – a program of Arizona Women’s Recovery Center – 602-264-6214
Temporary housing for homeless women waiting for admission into treatment, transitioning into long-term housing or recently released from jail or prison.

Are you a single mother in need of residential treatment for substance abuse treatment?
Phoenix Rescue Mission – Changing Lives Center 602-688-6219
A Christ centered residential program for women with children.  There is a process to enter Changing Lives Center.

Elba House 602-243-5492
The treatment center provides residential short-term treatment and residential long-term treatment care for pregnant and parenting women.

Lifewell 602-808-2825
Lifewell’s Pinchot Gardens facility serves low-income women who have co-occurring general mental health and substance abuse diagnoses. Clients receive treatment and services while on site with their children.  Emails accepted at referrals@lifewell.us

Sally’s Place  602-264-6214
Pregnant or mothers with infant 3 months old (or less) in recovery.

Weldon House –  a program of AWRC 602-264-6214
Weldon House is open to: Women and their children, Actively working on recovery

Circle of Hope – 480-597-4980
this program serves mothers of Native Descent Only

The above list is NOT a complete list of shelters in the Valley;

The above list is not a complete list of shelters in the Valley; visit 2001arizona.org for a  full list of shelters and transitional housing in Maricopa County or surrounding counties.  You may also call 211.  Simply dial: 211 or call 602-595-8700

EMERGENCY RENTERS ASSISTANCE:
DES Renters Assistance Individuals may apply online at des.az.gov/ERAP beginning February 23, 2021.

Contact the Emergency Rental Assistance Program hotline at 1-833-912-0878. The call center is available 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The Salvation Army Rent/Utility assistance: 602-267-4127

​John F. Long Family Services Center
Family service center
3454 N 51st Ave · (602) 534-2433

Travis L Williams Family Services Center
4732 S Central Ave · (602) 534-4732

Sunnyslope Family Service Center
Family service center
914 W Hatcher Rd · (602) 495-5229

Glendale Community Action Program
5850 W Glendale Ave, Glendale, AZ 85301 (623) 930-2854

Tempe Residence Only: Rent/Utility assistance: 480-590-5514

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The Bridge to Hope, Inc.

A Transformational Housing Ministry for homeless single mothers.

Address: 1815 W. Missouri Ave #105
Phoenix, Arizona 85015

Phone: 602.589.5556 (Phone & Fax)

Email: info@b2hope.org

Business Hours: 8:30a-3:00p M-F, 
or by Appointment

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