Multiplying gifts at a time of uncertainty
Article first appeared on tucson.com By Michael Bush Special to the Arizona Daily Star Then the servant who had received the five talents came forward, bringing
Mark Your Calendars!
Giving Tuesday is December 1st. Each night we offer safe shelter and housing support for an average of 445 individuals. That’s a 78% increase over the
Gift cards and holiday meals needed
You can make this holiday season joyful for homeless families and youth by donating gift cards to Our Family Services. Gift cards from Target or Walmart
Our Family Services is officially home!
Our Family staff moved into the Leonard Banes Campus and a virtual grand opening was celebrated over Zoom on November 12th. The new $2.3 million campus
Tucsonans can come together and talk — please join us
Article first appeared on tucson.com By Beth Morrison Special to the Arizona Daily Star The following is the opinion and analysis of the writer: Over 180
Here Comes the Vote! Who Cares? Event Hosted by the Center for Community Dialogue & Training
This has certainly been a year of adversity and uncertainty. We have seen a major social movement taking place throughout the U.S. in reaction to police
Our Family’s Response to Racism and Injustice
At Our Family Services, we acknowledge that racism and injustice exist widely and we commit to be part of the solution. We won’t be silent about
Pandemic increases need for youth emergency shelter
Article first appeared on azpm.org Staff say more kids need a safe place as stress, unemployment and domestic violence increase during the COVID-19 outbreak. By Emma
Coming soon! The Leonard Banes Campus
The Leonard Banes Campus, named after Family Counseling Agency’s beloved Executive Director, is designed to create a modern, state of the art consolidated Our Family campus
Governor Ducey Announces $6.7 Million In Funding To Support Vulnerable Arizonans
Article first appeared on azgoverner.gov Support To Food Banks, Programs Serving The Homeless Comes From Recently-Signed Relief Package PHOENIX — Governor Doug Ducey today announced an initial $6.7 million
