Services for the Valley
A New Leaf helps families and individuals overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
Life-Changing Services
A New Leaf helps families and individuals
overcome the challenges of homelessness, domestic violence, and more.
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helping families, changing lives
housing & shelter
housing & shelter
A New Leaf’s Housing and Shelter programs offer solutions to families and individuals facing homelessness or housing instability.
sexual & domestic violence
sexual & domestic violence services
A New Leaf’s Sexual & Domestic Violence programs are dedicated to providing any survivor of sexual or domestic violence with the choice and ability to leave.
affordable childcare & education
affordable childcare & education
A New Leaf provides affordable childcare and ongoing educational support for adolescents and adults looking to pursue higher education.
financial empowerment
financial empowerment
A New Leaf’s Financial Empowerment services help households find financial stability, get ahead in the workforce, start a business. and more.
family support
foster care
A New Leaf’s Family Support Services includes services for parents, foster parents, and families in need.
AZ Tax Credit
Guide 2026
Claim your Arizona Charitable Tax Credit with confidence.
Volunteer with
A New Leaf!
You can help serve meals, organize donations, and more.
a hand up for those most in need
homeless neighbors helped in 2025
No family, no child deserves to be on the streets. Your donations and volunteer time gives them a home.
domestic violence survivors rescued from abuse in 2025
No survivor of abuse should be afraid to come home. Your support gives them safety and freedom.
people given financial support in 2025
No family should have to choose between paying rent or putting food on the table. Your support builds a brighter future.
blog and news
September 2026 Newsletter
A New Leaf’s September newsletter shares stories of hope and impact from across the Valley. From Nicholas avoiding eviction and finding stability to volunteers and community partners creating new opportunities, see how a little help at the right time can change lives. Read it now!
AZ Capitol Times: Childhood homelessness is rampant in Arizona
More than 25,000 Arizona children experience homelessness each year, but many remain invisible in the data. In a new op-ed, A New Leaf CEO Brandon E. Dale calls for a fuller understanding of childhood homelessness and smarter action to help families in need.
August 2026 Newsletter
From a family finding stability after homelessness to volunteers and community partners stepping up in a big way, A New Leaf’s August newsletter is full of reasons for hope. See the latest impact stories, urgent needs, ways to give back, and what’s ahead for our community.
Phoenix Business Journal: Arizona’s crisis hotline was nearly shut down. Let’s secure its future.
Arizona came within weeks of losing 211, a service that has connected more than 1.1 million people to help over the past decade. In his first op-ed since joining A New Leaf, CEO Brandon E. Dale makes the case that saving 211 was only the first step.
forever changed by your generosity
Marissa
I was a mother with one child and another on the way, having walked away from an abusive relationship and I was scared. I felt so alone, at least until I found A New Leaf’s Autumn House.”
Dave
