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A NEW LEAF
MESA, AZ · EIN 860256667 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE F20Z · Mental Health & Crisis Intervention · Large ($10M-$50M) · www.turnanewleaf.org
revenue
$31.7M
expenses
$31.5M
net assets
$22.8M
employees
637
volunteers
192
program ratio
77%
mission · from form 990

A NEW LEAF ADVANCES ITS MISSION OF "HELPING FAMILIES...CHANGING LIVES" (CONTINUED ON SCH O).BY PROVIDING MEANING OPPORTUNITIES TO EMPOWER DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES, AND TO CREATE A STRONGER AND HEALTHIER COMMUNITY. A NEW LEAF'S 36 PROGRAMS IN THE PHOENIX METRO AREA ADDRESS HOUSEHOLDS' IMMEDIATE AND LONGER-TERM NEEDS THROUGH A CONTINUUM OF CARE THAT PROMOTES SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC HEALTH AND STABILITY. SERVICES INCLUDE EMERGENCY SHELTER, SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE SUPPORT, FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT, BEAHVIORAL AND PRIMARY HEALTH CARE, FOSTER CARE, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, AND FAMILY SUPPORT. WITH 52 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE PROVIDING SOCIAL SERVICES TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES, A NEW LEAF ANTICIPATES IMPROVING MORE THAN 25,000 LIVES THIS YEAR THROUGH CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMING THAT CULTIVATES EQUITY IN THE COMMUNITY.

profile · synthesized from sources

A New Leaf is an Arizona-based nonprofit that provides comprehensive services to individuals and families facing homelessness, domestic violence, and poverty. Since 1971, the organization has offered shelter, housing solutions, financial assistance, and educational programs to help people move from crisis to stability and achieve self-sufficiency.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $5.91M
    BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - A NEW LEAF OFFERS COMMUNITY-BASED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN/YOUTH, ADULTS, AND FAMILIES INCLUDING COUNSELING, CASE MANAGEMENT, MEDICATION MANAGEMENT, THERAPEUTIC AFTER SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMMING, AND REFERRALS FOR SUPPORT SERVICES. OUTPATIENT SERVICES ARE PROVIDED BY A TEAM OF THERAPISTS, CASE MANAGERS, PSYCHIATRISTS, NURSE PRACTITIONERS, AND OTHER TRAINED STAFF WHO ARE SUPERVISED BY LICENSED STAFF. VARIOUS BEST-PRACTICE AND EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENTS ARE USED TO MEET THE INDIVIDUALIZED NEEDS OF CLIENTS. STAFF SPECIALTIES INCLUDE COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, PLAY THERAPY, AND TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES TO CARE. NEARLY 100% OF CLIENTS SERVED BY A NEW LEAF INCOME QUALIFY FOR AHCCCS, ALTHOUGH PRIVATE INSURANCES ARE ALSO ACCEPTED AND SELF-PAY OPTIONS ON A SLIDING FEE SCALE ARE AVAILABLE. SERVICES ARE PROVIDED AT THREE INTEGRATED PRIMARY AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CLINICS, THROUGH TELEHEALTH, AND ONSITE AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SERVING APPROXIMATELY 3,425 INDIVIDUALS EACH YEAR.
  2. #2 $8.79M
    SHELTER & HOUSING SERVICES - A NEW LEAF OFFERS EMERGENCY SHELTER AND HOUSING SUPPORT SERVICES TO ADDRESS HOMELESSNESS AND HOUSING INSTABILITY IN MARICOPA COUNTY, TARGETING FAMILIES, SINGLE MEN, WOMEN (SINGLE AND WITH CHILDREN), DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS, AND INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS AND WITH SPECIAL ON-GOING NEEDS, SERVING APPROXIMATELY 1,800 INDIVIDUALS ANNUALLY. PROGRAMS INCLUDE FIVE EMERGENCY SHELTERS, A BRIDGE-HOUSING PROGRAM FOR MEN IN TRANSITION FROM SHELTER TO STABLE HOUSING, TEMPORARY EMERGENCY SHELTER FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS DUE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR HUMAN TRAFFICKING, SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES PROVIDED AT THREE AFFORDABLE AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SITES, RAPID RE-HOUSING SERVICES, AND TENANT BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE SUPPORT SERVICES. WRAP-AROUND SUPPORT SERVICES ARE PROVIDED FOR ALL SHELTER AND HOUSING CLIENTS TO ADDRESS SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH. SERVICES INCLUDE THE PROVISION OF BASIC NEEDS, INDIVIDUALIZED ASSESSMENTS, CASE MANAGEMENT, EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE, FINANCIAL COACHING, LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE, CHILDREN'S PROGRAMMING, ACCESS TO BEHAVIORAL, PHYSICAL, AND DENTAL HEALTHCARE, PUBLIC BENEFITS ENROLLMENT, HOUSING NAVIGATION, ACCESS TO COMPUTERS, AND RESOURCES AND REFERRALS TO COMMUNITY SERVICE PARTNERS.
named programs · 11 · from sources

what they call their work

Assets to Opportunity (ATO)
Matched savings program for low-to-moderate-income individuals in Arizona to save for post-secondary education (8:1 match) or small business development (3:1 match), including financial literacy workshops
Desert Leaf Apartments
19-unit permanent supportive housing complex in Mesa for individuals or families experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, or severe mental illness
Domestic Violence Shelter Services
Emergency shelter, safety, counseling, and support for survivors of domestic violence at confidential locations across the Valley
Domestic Violence Shelters
Provides shelter, counseling, and support services to survivors of abuse at confidential locations across the Valley.
East Valley Men’s Center
Shelter and support services for single men experiencing homelessness, located in Mesa, AZ
Homeward Bound
75-unit affordable housing campus in Phoenix with onsite childcare and employment support for low-income families
La Mesita Apartments
110-unit long-term affordable housing complex in Mesa for low-income families working toward financial stability
Rapid ReHousing
Valley-wide program providing financial assistance, case management, and support services to quickly rehouse homeless individuals and families
Rental and Utility Assistance
Program in Mesa offering emergency financial aid to prevent eviction and utility shut-offs for at-risk households
Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA)
Rental subsidy program for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, operating Valley-wide
West Valley Housing Assistance Center
Resource center and 7 apartment-style shelter units for families and individuals experiencing homelessness, located in Surprise, AZ
activities · 9 groups

what they do

  • Transitional and Permanent Supportive Housing 12 activities
    • Affordable and Permanent Supportive Housing
      Operates 110 affordable housing units (ranging from studios to four-bedroom apartments) for low-income families, including units reserved for households at or below 30% of the area median income and individuals transitioning from homelessness. Also operates a 19-unit permanent supportive housing complex for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, or severe mental illness, and a 75-unit affordable housing campus with onsite childcare and employment support services.
    • Affordable and Supportive Housing Programs
      Provides stable, long-term affordable housing through 110 units for low-income families, including units for individuals transitioning from homelessness. Operates a 19-unit permanent supportive housing complex for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, or severe mental illness, and a 75-unit affordable housing campus with onsite support services.
    • Affordable and Supportive Housing Programs
      Operates 110 affordable housing units for low-income families, including units reserved for households at or below 30% of the area median income and individuals transitioning from homelessness. Provides long-term housing and support services for veterans and individuals recovering from trauma, with 50% of units at Desert Leaf Apartments occupied by veterans. Also operates a 19-unit permanent supportive housing complex and a 75-unit affordable housing campus with onsite childcare and employment support.
    • Affordable and Supportive Housing Programs
      Operates 110 units of long-term affordable housing for low-income families, including units for those at or below 30% of the area median income and individuals transitioning from homelessness. Also provides a 19-unit permanent supportive housing complex for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, or severe mental illness, and a 75-unit affordable housing campus with onsite childcare and employment support.
    • Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing
      Provides rent and utility assistance to low-income Mesa residents to prevent homelessness due to temporary financial hardship. Offers rental subsidy and case management for up to 12 months to help individuals and families transition from homelessness to stable housing, including financial assistance for move-in costs, rent, and utilities, and temporary case management, support services, workforce assistance, and referrals.
    • Homelessness Prevention and Rehousing Assistance
      Provides rent and utility assistance to low-income Mesa residents to prevent homelessness, offers financial assistance for move-in costs, rent, and utilities, and provides rental subsidy and case management for up to 12 months to help individuals and families transition from homelessness to stable housing through a Rapid ReHousing program.
    • Housing and Utility Financial Assistance
      Provides rent and utility assistance to low-income Mesa residents to prevent homelessness and eviction due to temporary financial hardship. Offers financial assistance for move-in costs, rent, and utilities, and operates a rental subsidy program for individuals and families experiencing homelessness through the Rapid ReHousing program.
    • Permanent Supportive and Affordable Housing Operations
      Operates multiple affordable and permanent supportive housing campuses totaling at least 110 units for low-income families, veterans, and individuals transitioning from homelessness, domestic violence, or severe mental illness. On-site services include childcare, workforce support, financial wellness classes, and computer access.
    • Rapid Re-Housing and Case Management
      Provides rental subsidy and case management assistance for up to 12 months to help individuals and families transition from homelessness to stable housing. Offers temporary case management, support services, workforce assistance, and referrals to help participants achieve long-term housing stability, and provides direct financial assistance, case management, and support services through the Rapid ReHousing program.
    • Rapid Re-Housing and Rental Subsidy Programs for Homeless Individuals and Families
      Offers rental subsidy and case management assistance for up to 12 months, along with direct financial aid and support services, to help individuals and families transition from homelessness to stable housing. Includes operation of 7 apartment-style shelter units and a 19-unit permanent supportive housing complex.
    • Rental and Utility Assistance
      Provides rent and utility assistance to low-income Mesa residents to prevent homelessness due to temporary financial hardship, and offers financial assistance for move-in costs, rent, and utilities tailored to individual household needs. Also provides rental and utility assistance to households at risk of eviction or utility disconnection.
    • Rental and Utility Assistance for Low-Income and At-Risk Households
      Provides financial assistance for rent, utilities, and move-in costs to low-income households in Mesa and surrounding areas to prevent homelessness due to temporary financial hardship. Services are paired with case management and support referrals.
  • Domestic Violence Shelter & Support Services 5 activities
    • Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Crisis Services
      Provides safe places, emergency shelter, and counseling services to survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault at confidential locations, including pet-friendly shelters (Autumn House) and overflow programs (DVSTOP). Offers court advocacy, support groups, and operates a 24-hour Sexual Violence Services Helpline and The REACH Center for healing-centered services.
    • Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Crisis Services
      Provides safe places, emergency shelter, support groups, legal advocacy, and community education for survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault through programs like CAAFA, Autumn House, Faith House Crisis Shelter, and DVSTOP. Also operates The REACH Center for healing-centered services and a 24-hour Sexual Violence Services Helpline.
    • Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Crisis Services
      Provides safe places, emergency shelter, and counseling services to survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault at confidential locations, including pet-friendly shelters (Autumn House, Faith House Crisis Shelter) and an overflow program (DVSTOP). Offers court advocacy, support groups, and operates a 24-hour Sexual Violence Services Helpline and The REACH Center for healing-centered services.
    • Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Crisis Services
      Provides safe places, emergency shelter, support groups, legal advocacy, and community education for survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault through programs like CAAFA, Autumn House, Faith House Crisis Shelter, and DVSTOP. Operates a 24-hour Sexual Violence Services Helpline and The REACH Center for healing-centered services.
    • Domestic and Sexual Violence Support Services
      Provides emergency shelter, confidential safe housing, legal advocacy, court support, and healing-centered services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Operates shelters including Autumn House and Faith House, the overflow DVSTOP program, and The REACH Center, which includes a 24-hour helpline and virtual support groups.
  • Preschool and Kindergarten Readiness Programs 5 activities
    • Early Childhood Education and Childcare
      Provides early childhood education to children ages 0-5 from diverse households in the Phoenix metropolitan area, maintaining Quality First accreditation. Operates immersion-based bilingual classrooms in Spanish and English, and offers affordable childcare for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years at centers like Phoenix Day Janis Merrill Childcare and Education Center and Strong Foundations Childcare and Education Center. Also provides a Head Start program on-site at La Mesita Apartments.
    • Early Childhood Education and Childcare
      Provides early childhood education and affordable childcare for children ages 0-5 from diverse households in the Phoenix metropolitan area, including immersion-based bilingual classrooms in Spanish and English. Operates the Phoenix Day Janis Merrill Childcare and Education Center, Strong Foundations Childcare and Education Center, and a Head Start program at La Mesita Apartments, maintaining Quality First accreditation.
    • Early Childhood Education and Childcare
      Provides early childhood education to children ages 0-5 from diverse households in the Phoenix metropolitan area, operating immersion-based bilingual classrooms and affordable childcare. Maintains Quality First accreditation and runs the Phoenix Day Janis Merrill Childcare and Education Center, Strong Foundations Childcare and Education Center, and a Head Start program at La Mesita Apartments.
    • Early Childhood Education and Childcare
      Provides early childhood education to children ages 0-5 from diverse households in the Phoenix metropolitan area, maintaining Quality First accreditation. Operates immersion-based bilingual classrooms, affordable childcare, and specific centers like Phoenix Day Janis Merrill Childcare and Education Center, Strong Foundations Childcare and Education Center, and a Head Start program at La Mesita Apartments.
    • Early Childhood Education and Childcare Programs
      Provides high-quality, affordable early childhood education and childcare for children ages 0–5 through multiple centers, including immersion-based bilingual classrooms in Spanish and English. Programs are Quality First accredited and include Head Start services at select locations.
  • Parenting Education and Skill-Building Programs 5 activities
    • Family Support and Parenting Programs
      Operates the Family Connections program to help families set and achieve goals for healthier family dynamics. Delivers the Nurturing Parenting Program to strengthen parenting abilities through in-home and community-based services, and provides on-site educational classes in parenting within affordable housing communities.
    • Family Support and Parenting Programs
      Operates the Family Connections program to help families set and achieve goals for healthier family dynamics and delivers the Nurturing Parenting Program to strengthen parenting abilities through in-home and community-based services. Also recruits and trains adults to become licensed foster parents or respite providers.
    • Family Support and Parenting Programs
      Operates the Family Connections program to help families set and achieve goals for healthier family dynamics. Delivers the Nurturing Parenting Program to strengthen parenting abilities through in-home and community-based services, and recruits and trains adults to become licensed foster parents or respite providers.
    • Family Support and Parenting Programs
      Operates the Family Connections program to help families set and achieve goals for healthier family dynamics. Recruits and trains adults to become licensed foster parents or respite providers through the Foster Care program. Delivers the Nurturing Parenting Program to strengthen parenting abilities through in-home and community-based services.
    • Foster Care and Family Support Services
      Recruits and trains foster and respite care providers, delivers the Nurturing Parenting Program through in-home and community-based services, and operates the Family Connections program to help families improve dynamics and achieve personal goals.
  • Job Readiness Training 4 activities
    • Workforce Development and Employment Support
      Operates a Workforce Services program with self-service hours available to the public, provides resume building, reference assistance, and job interview support to residents at the East Valley Men's Center, and offers workforce services to support resident employment in affordable housing communities.
    • Workforce Development and Employment Support
      Operates a Workforce Services program with self-service hours available to the public, providing employment support, resume building, reference assistance, and job interview support to residents at the East Valley Men's Center and other program participants.
    • Workforce Development and Employment Support
      Operates a Workforce Services program with self-service hours available to the public and offers resume building, reference assistance, and job interview support to residents at the East Valley Men's Center. Provides on-site workforce services to support resident employment in affordable housing communities.
    • Workforce Development and Employment Support
      Operates a Workforce Services program with self-service hours available to the public. Offers resume building, reference assistance, and job interview support to residents at the East Valley Men's Center. Provides workforce services to support resident employment at affordable housing sites.
  • Emergency Shelter Services 3 activities
    • Emergency Shelter and Support Services for Homeless Men
      Operates the East Valley Men's Center, providing emergency shelter with beds and personal storage, along with job readiness services such as resume building, reference assistance, and interview support for single men experiencing homelessness.
    • Emergency Shelter and Support for Homeless Individuals and Families
      Provides emergency shelter, beds, and personal storage space for single men experiencing homelessness at the East Valley Men's Center, and operates 7 apartment-style shelter units for families and individuals experiencing homelessness.
    • Emergency Shelter and Support for Homeless Individuals and Families
      Provides emergency shelter, beds, and personal storage space for single men experiencing homelessness at the East Valley Men's Center, and operates 7 apartment-style shelter units for families and individuals experiencing homelessness.
  • Free Tax Preparation Services 2 activities
    • Free Tax Preparation Services
      Operates the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, providing free tax preparation and electronic filing services to low-to-moderate income households through IRS-certified volunteers.
    • Free Tax Preparation Services
      Operates the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, providing free tax preparation and electronic filing services to low-to-moderate income households through IRS-certified volunteers.
  • CASA Program Support & Volunteer Engagement 1 activity
    • Foster Care Recruitment and Training
      Recruits and trains adults to become licensed foster parents or respite providers through the Foster Care program.
  • Uncategorized 8 activities
    • Assets to Opportunity (ATO) Matched Savings Program
      Operates a matched savings program for low- to moderate-income individuals, offering an 8:1 match for education-related savings and a 3:1 match for small business development, contingent on completion of financial wellness workshops and minimum savings requirements.
    • Financial Literacy and Asset Building Programs
      Offers matched savings through the Assets to Opportunity program with 8:1 match for education and 3:1 match for small business, along with financial literacy workshops. Provides free financial literacy classes and resources including personal finance education, homeownership education, and access to lending circles. Operates the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, providing free tax preparation and electronic filing services to low-to-moderate income households.
    • Financial Literacy and Asset Building Programs
      Offers matched savings through the Assets to Opportunity program with 8:1 match for education and 3:1 match for small business, along with financial literacy workshops. Provides free financial literacy classes, homeownership education, and access to lending circles, requiring participants to complete financial wellness workshops.
    • Financial Literacy and Asset Building Programs
      Provides free financial literacy classes and resources, including personal finance and homeownership education, and access to lending circles. Operates the Assets to Opportunity (ATO) matched savings program with 8:1 match for education and 3:1 match for small business, requiring participants to complete financial wellness workshops and save specific amounts over several months.
    • Financial Literacy and Matched Savings Programs
      Provides free financial literacy classes and resources, including personal finance education, homeownership education, and access to lending circles. Operates the Assets to Opportunity (ATO) program, a matched savings program for low- to moderate-income individuals to build assets for post-secondary education or small business development, with 8:1 matched savings for education and 3:1 for small business.
    • Financial Literacy and Workforce Development Services
      Provides free financial literacy classes, homeownership education, lending circles, and workforce assistance including resume building and job interview support. Offers Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) services through IRS-certified volunteers.
    • Youth Services and Academic Support
      Operates the La Mesita Youth Services Program, providing academic and personal support for children and affordable childcare for residents of La Mesita apartments.
    • Youth Services and Academic Support
      Operates the La Mesita Youth Services Program, providing academic and personal support for children and affordable childcare for residents of La Mesita apartments.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$31.66M
Contributions & grants$9.03M29%
Program service revenue$22.39M71%
Investment income$177K1%
Other revenue$59K
expenses
Total expenses$31.50M
Program expenses77%
Admin / overhead18%
Fundraising6%
Salaries & benefits$20.34M
Grants paid out$3.48M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$28.39M
Cash$611K
Investments$7.12M
Liabilities$5.56M
Net assets$22.83M
Liquid reserves3.0 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue -8.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 8
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
MICHAEL HUGHES CEO 36 $277K
WAYNE MCLNTOSH DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVIC 40 $204K
EVALYN AKI NURSE PRACTITIONER 40 $166K
CATHERINE DYCIEWSKI CAO 36 $153K
CONSTANCE ORR CFO 36 $136K
KATHLEEN DI NOLFI CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER 36 $136K
JOSEPH DULIN CHIEF PHILANTHROPY OFFICER 36 $130K
NICOLE SALTER CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER 40 $9K
board members · 17
  • ANNE BENNETT-PEREZ — BOARD MEMBER
  • BETTY LYNCH — BOARD MEMBER
  • BRAD SNYDER — BOARD MEMBER
  • CAROLYN IACOBELLI — TREASURER
  • CHRIS MINER — BOARD MEMBER
  • CHRISTINA WORDEN — BOARD MEMBER
  • CLARK RICHTER — BOARD MEMBER
  • DALE EASTER — BOARD MEMBER
  • DAVID DUNLEY — BOARD MEMBER
  • DAVID WOOLSTRUM — BOARD MEMBER
  • DEANNA VILLANUEVA-SAUCEDO — BOARD MEMBER
  • DEB REVER — BOARD MEMBER
  • DEBORAH SMITH — BOARD MEMBER
  • DIANE WARNER — BOARD MEMBER
  • FRANCESCA GODI — BOARD MEMBER
  • FRANK BENNETT SR — BOARD MEMBER
  • GUY MIOTKE — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 18

who they work with

  • Cities of Mesa Partner — Partner in the Desert Leaf Apartments housing program.
  • City of Mesa Partner — Collaborates through the Project Based Voucher (PBV) program to provide housing and support services for individuals transitioning from homelessness.
  • City of Mesa Partner — Receives utility assistance funds from the City of Mesa to support Mesa residents in need.
  • City of Phoenix Partner — Partner in the Desert Leaf Apartments housing program.
  • East Valley Partnership Partner — Mike Hutchinson, Executive Vice President of East Valley Partnership, serves as Chair of the mesaCAN tripartite board.
  • Family Housing Hub Partner — Assesses families using the Vi-FSPDAT tool to determine eligibility and prioritize housing assistance.
  • First Things First Network — Quality First accredited school through First Things First.
  • Foster Care Partner — Operates a Foster Care program that recruits and trains foster and respite providers.
  • Kathy DiNolfi Government — Chief Program Officer at A New Leaf; staff member overseeing programs.
  • La Mesita apartments Partner — Provides affordable childcare and youth services to residents through the La Mesita Youth Services Program
  • MARC Community Resources Partner — Partner in the Desert Leaf Apartments housing program.
  • Maricopa County Domestic Violence Hotline Government — Collaborates with the hotline for survivor placement into domestic violence services.
  • Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care Partner — Partner in the Desert Leaf Apartments housing program.
  • Mesa Community Action Network Partner — Hosts the Assets to Opportunity program within its network in Mesa.
  • SRP Partner — Receives utility assistance funds from SRP to support Mesa residents in need.
  • Single Coordinated Entry System Partner — Refers and assesses single participants using the Vi-SPDAT tool for housing assistance prioritization.
  • Southwest Gas Partner — Receives utility assistance funds from Southwest Gas to support Mesa residents in need.
  • VBOC Partner — Provides business training, counseling, and resource referrals to veterans and military-connected individuals through a partnership with A New Leaf.