housing & shelter
housing & shelter
A New Leaf’s Housing and Shelter programs offer solutions to families and individuals facing homelessness or housing instability.
health & wellness
health & wellness
A New Leaf’s Health Services programs provide top quality medical and behavioral health resources to communities across the Valley.
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.
family support
family support
A New Leaf’s Family Support services improve household stability and help families create better relationships
between parents and children.
financial empowerment
financial empowerment
Financial Empowerment services help households find financial stability, get ahead in the workforce, and ultimately start a business. and pursue their dreams.
foster
care
foster care
A New Leaf’s Foster Care program recruits and trains compassionate adults to become licensed foster parents or respite providers for children in the foster care system.
educational services
educational services
A New Leaf provides quality early childhood education and ongoing educational support for adolescents and adults looking to pursue higher education.
50th anniversary celebration
Join A New Leaf in celebration of 50 years of service to the community.
end
homelessness
Rescue families and children from ending up on the streets.
your gift is a turning point
nights of shelter to those in need
No family, no child deserves to be on the streets. Your support gives them a home.
domestic violence survivors find freedom
No victim of abuse should be afraid to come home each day. Your support gives them safety and freedom.
people live healthier lives
No person should feel held back by their health. Your support gives them the ability to feel well, both physically and mentally.
forever changed by your generosity
Breana
Dave
Renee
When we were homeless my kids didn’t have good grades. My daughter was getting in trouble and my son was barely passing his classes. Now they are both honors students. They never would have had that opportunity if we had been homeless.”
