Prevalence: Approximately 963,130 people in Arizona face food insecurity, including 293,950 children [1]. This translates to about 1 in 8 people and 1 in 5 children [1]. Geographical Disparities: Food insecurity rates vary across counties. For instance, Maricopa County has […]
In the heart of Arizona, where the sun blazes down on the desert landscape, there exists a community bound by compassion and a shared mission to serve those in need. Among the many faces that Arizona’s Family to the Homeless […]
In Arizona, the issue of homelessness is becoming increasingly visible, with many residents finding themselves without a permanent address. This situation presents numerous challenges, not only for those experiencing homelessness but also for the broader community. The Scope of the […]
As the Executive Director of Arizona’s Family to the Homeless (AZFH), I have the honor and privilege to mentor and serve alongside the incredible men and women in the Phoenix Restoration Church recovery homes. Each day, I witness the profound […]
Myths vs. Facts About Homelessness Homelessness is a complex and often misunderstood issue. Many myths surround the reasons people become homeless and the nature of homelessness itself. Let’s explore some common myths and the facts that dispel them. Myth […]