The Phoenix Family Housing Corporation

Senior empowerment program: the senior empowerment program improves and maintains the status of older adults in terms of their personal economic development, health, and community engagement, leading them to a higher quality of life and allowing them to age in place with dignity and choice. This program serves over 1,800 households annually.

Families first: the families first program empowers adults to overcome barriers and reach their full potential as parents, community members, and individuals. With 200 local partnerships, we help families find lasting solutions to complex problems. Our programs combine short-term assistance to meet immediate critical needs with long-term services that address the root causes of poverty. This program serves over 1,400 households annually.

Hike reading achievement program: hike (help instill the key to education) is a youth development program that provides low-income children individualized reading instruction in order to improve their literacy, leading to greater success in school and increased opportunities in life. Children are provided with purposeful experiences, positive relationships, and the support needed to become healthy, responsible, and caring adults. This program serves over 1,000 children annually.