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
Governor Ducey Announces Launch Of 2-1-1 COVID-19 Hotline
Article first appeared on azgoverner.gov PHOENIX — Today, Governor Doug Ducey announced the launch of a new statewide COVID-19 Hotline through $2 million in funding provided by
COVID-19 Resources
Our Family Services' Information & Referral Department has released a document with tips and resources for handling the COVID-19 crisis. The document contains links to trusted
Our Family Services’ Reunion House COVID-19 Supply Needs Featured on KGUN9
Article first appeared on KGUN9.com By: Veronica Acosta TUCSON, Ariz. - Over the past week grocery store shelves and cleaning item aisles were wiped clean amid
Our Family Services Response to the COVID-19 Crisis
When you work in social services, you’re faced with complex situations and decisions. The COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented in many ways for all of us. But
URGENT NEED: Help Us Keep Reunion House Youth and Staff Protected From COVID-19
The growing concern over COVID-19 and the closure of all Arizona schools has created an urgent need for supplies at Reunion House. Please help us keep
Our Family Services’ Infants at Work Program Featured on KGUN9 Good Morning Tucson
Tucson mom talks about the relief 'infant at work' program provided Article first appeared on kgun9.com By: Veronica Acosta TUCSON, Ariz. - One southern Arizona mom is
Rising rents driving out families, affecting classrooms in Tucson
Article first appeared on tucson.com Rocio Villa’s plans were foiled last spring when the apartment complex where she lived on Tucson’s southwest side suddenly increased the
