Prehab of Arizona, Inc dba A New Leaf

A New Leaf offers a continuum of services to respond to domestic violence situations, from immediate crisis stabilization, to providing safety, housing and basic needs, to the support needed to ultimately break free from an abusive relationship. With seven programs, serving more than 5,500 survivors and answering more than 11,000 crisis calls each year, A New Leaf’s services are vital to protecting and empowering the most vulnerable members of our community.
In addition to emergency shelter, A New Leaf provides community-based education and outreach, support and advocacy for victims of sexual assault, and court advocacy.

A New Leaf provides Permanent Supportive Housing, Affordable Housing, Rapid Re-Housing, and Tenant Based Rental Assistance to low-income families and individuals, as well as those transitioning out of emergency shelter.

A New Leaf provides support to the homeless though seven shelter programs: La Mesita Family Homeless Shelter, Autumn House Domestic Violence Shelter, Faith House Crisis Shelter, East Valley Man's Center, Domestic Violence Overflow Shelter Program, Community Alliance Against Family Abuse, and West Valley Housing Assistance Center.

A New Leaf believes that financial empowerment is the key to overcoming homelessness, generational poverty, and financial instability and offers a comprehensive array of programs that provide pathways to long-term financial stability for disadvantaged individuals. Financial Empowerment Services include workforce development, financial wellness, budget coaching, credit counseling, public benefits enrollment, access to education, career training, small business support, emergency rent and utility financial assistance, reentry services for justice-involved individuals, and tax filing assistance. Financial Empowerment Services are offered through A New Leaf’s Shelter and Supportive Housing Programs, Mesa Community Action Network (MesaCAN), Workforce Central, the BankWork$ Career Training Program, the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, and Veterans Business Opportunity Center.

PHOENIX DAY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAM
Phoenix Day is the only nationally accredited, 4-STAR, bilingual early childhood education program located within the south-central Phoenix region, and one of the few high-quality early childhood education programs in Maricopa County that does not limit enrollment of low-income children subsidized by DES. Programming focuses on the cognitive, language, social/emotional, physical, self-help, and behavioral skills needed to succeed. Phoenix Day helps close the opportunity gap and ensures that low-income children enter kindergarten ready to learn by supporting the development of skills needed to succeed in school, and life.
ASSETS TO OPPORTUNITY
The Assets to Opportunity (ATO) Program is a matched savings program offering low- to moderate-income individuals an opportunity to access post-secondary education or start or expand a small business. The program is offered through Mesa Community Action Network (MesaCAN), a subsidiary of A New Leaf.

A New Leaf’s Family Support Services improve household stability and help families create better relationships between adults and children. Comprehensive programs support families in their journey toward healing and stability, helping them to build positive family dynamics and relationships. Programs include Building Resilient Families, Family Connections, Nurturing Parenting, Parents and Children Teaming Together (PACTT), and Supervised Visitation.

A New Leaf’s Foster Care Program recruits and trains adults to become licensed foster parents, kinship care providers, therapeutic foster care providers, or Respite Providers. By ensuring that foster parents have the licensing, confidence, and resources they need to care for a child from the foster system, A New Leaf is creating happy homes for countless children in Arizona.