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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING

Organization Name
Address
Phone Number
Service Description
The Bridge to Hope
1815 W. Missouri Ave, Ste.105, Phoenix, AZ 85015
602-589-5556
Provides transitional housing for single mothers with children.
The Olive Press
720 S. Mesa Dr., Mesa, AZ 85210
915-538-8673
Provides gender-inclusive, non-discriminatory transitional housing for adults experiencing homelessness who are victims of domestic violence or sexual assault and who may have underlying circumstances including substance abuse issues.
Thrive AZ Aged Out Program
14202 N. 73rd Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381
602-503-5566
Provides transitional housing for aged out foster youth. Also provides beds, furniture, and other household items for aged out foster youth who already have their own place. Offers referrals to other resources.
TLC- Apache Junction House
560 N San Marcos Dr Apache Junction, AZ 85120-5511
480-983-2034
Residential program for adult male substance abusers.
TLC- Dana House
732 W. Dana Avenue Mesa, AZ
480-461-1033
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.
TLC- Glendale House
7119 N. 67th Avenue, Glendale, AZ
623-518-4479
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.
TLC- Pride House
(GBTQ) 749 W. 2nd St, Mesa, AZ
480-833-1579
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.
TLC- Roosevelt House
2202 E. Roosevelt St., Phoenix
602-220-9658
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.
TLC- Southern House
54-68 W. Southern, Mesa, AZ
480-649-8330
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.
TLC- Sunnyslope House
9430 N. 11th Avenue, Sunnyslope, AZ
602-216-0297
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.
TLC- Thurber House
843 W. Thurber, Tucson, AZ
520-293-4919
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.
TLC- Women's House
Confidential Location
Mesa 480-835-8240 Phoenix 602-944-1013
Transitional living home for former substance abuser.

Lighthouse is currently working tirelessly to fulfill our mission to provide support for those who are in vulnerable positions by providing social assistance, meals, clothing, personal hygiene, and community resources through outreaches which are held weekly in low-income communities across the state. Raising enough capital to support the needs of the ever-growing homeless population is a cumbersome task with the rise in food prices, gas prices, rent prices, and general inflation overall. It is a vicious cycle, and it promotes the need even more to accommodate those who are struggling or will eventually be struggling soon with shelter, food, and an opportunity to get back on their feet.

 

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