TSUNAMI OF ARIZONA EVICTIONS FEARED
State and Federal rules enacted to prevent evictions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic are set to expire on June 30th. During the Soar Over the
Arizona Eviction Updates and Resources
First published by the Arizona Housing Coalition. Eviction Moratorium Extended The CDC moratorium, extended to June 30, 2021, prevents landlords from enforcing eviction. The moratorium does
March 21-27 is National Safe Place Week!
There are 35 designated Safe Place locations in Tucson, and over 20,000 nationwide. Just look for the yellow & black logo at local businesses. If you
Call for Facilitators!
The Center for Community Dialogue & Training has been invited by the City of Tucson to support an important and timely Community Conversation around the expansion
National Safe Place Week Celebrates Safe Place® Program for Youth
Our Family Services operates local Safe Place program TUCSON, ARIZONA 3/9/21 – National Safe Place Network (NSPN) is pleased to announce March 21-27, 2021 as National
Arizona Eviction Help
Currently, the Centers for Disease Control has an order in place that temporarily stops landlords from evicting tenants for not paying rent. There are steps the tenant must
Church Makes Big Impact with Eviction Prevention Gift
Eviction Prevention has traditionally not been a large program at Our Family. There haven’t been large pots of federal, state, county or city dollars designated to
2-1-1 Arizona’s New Eviction Prevention App Offers Guidance and Information for Renters at Risk of Eviction
Developed in collaboration with the Arizona State University's Cloud Innovation Center, the bilingual chatbot app provides detailed information on the National Eviction Moratorium, along with local,
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
