A NEW LEAF

Shelter & housing services - a new leaf serves over 3,500 individuals annually through a variety of housing stability programs such as emergency shelter, supportive housing, and rapid re-housing. Assistance includes basic needs, case management, and supportive services that empower households to gain self-sufficiency.

A new leaf provides crisis intervention, shelter, and ongoing support to about 5,900 survivors of domestic and sexual violence yearly. Services for survivors also include court advocacy, hotel-based overflow shelter, rapid re-housing, and trauma-informed workshops to foster healing and safety.phoenix day equips roughly 80 economically disadvantaged children (ages 6 weeks to 5 years) with the cognitive, social, and language skills needed for success in school. This program offers bilingual instruction, nutritious meals, and comprehensive family resources to promote healthy development and economic stability.