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2302 W. Colter Street
Phoenix, AZ - 85015
2302 W. Colter Street
Phoenix, AZ - 85015
Homeward Bound is recognized as Arizona's largest provider of transitional housing for families who are homeless, working poor and/or have experienced domestic violence.
Homeward Bound breaks multi-generational cycles of homelessness, welfare dependence and domestic violence and creates self-reliance through housing and compassionate client-centered services.
Homeward Bound assists families with a hand up, not a handout.
Each family participating in the program must contribute 30 percent of their adjusted gross income for housing, utilities and support services.
Note: Apartments may not have openings or may have long waiting lists. Call for complete details.
Mission Statement: Our mission is to create pathways out of poverty for homeless families ready to make a change.
Hours of operation:
I have a young mother age 20 in need of emergency housing. She is currently 8 months pregnant and is homeless and in need of a place before she have her baby. We went to UMOM a few weeks ago and the sent us over to Maggie’s place. We was under the impression that she would be placed at one of the placement through Maggie’s place but they declined her saying they didn’t have the proper staff in place to handle this young ladies needs. She is a victim of sex trafficking and is trying to get her life in order before the baby arrives. She is willing to do what she needs to do to become stable so that she can take care of her child. She works part time overnight at fry’s . I am helping her to find resources that can help her through Ceces Hope center.
looking for affordable housing.
How can someone apply?
I am a homeless veteran w/ 2 minor children. I am fleeing from another state to get away from my abuser, We have gone through the process in Phoenix to find housing, but everything seems full. I receive VA benefits and SS income. Please contact me as soon as you can, very concerned for me and my kids safety.
Please help me fine some affordable housing
Many religious organizations offer transitional housing at no cost as part of their ministry services. Many also offer payment assistance for those that qualify. We list these resources.
Through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, grants are provided to sober homes and transitional housing facilities for those who cannot afford alcohol and drug treatment.
Many transitional housing locations provide housing on a sliding scale basis. This is generally income based support that charges based on one's ability to pay. We find and list those resources.
There are many non profit organizations that provide transitional housing. These transitional locations can provide payment assistance for those in need of services. Find these resources here and contact them for support.