Faith House Women's Crisis Shelter

A Safe Place for Women & Children in Danger

A New Leaf’s Faith House is a communal environment for women and children experiencing a crisis situation such as domestic violence, sexual assault, and/or homelessness.

Faith House represents a critical community resource in the West Valley, assisting women and children in overcoming the physical and emotional trauma they have experienced, in order to maintain long-term safety, stability, and independence. Intended to have a home-like feel, the facility always prioritizes the safety and comfort of those who are residing there.

Inside Faith House Women's Crisis Shelter

Faith House provides refuge, care, and comprehensive services to approximately 300 women and children annually. Women and children at Faith House are fleeing crisis situations including domestic violence, human trafficking, homelessness, and other urgent circumstances.

45 Years of Service

Faith House is Arizona’s longest operating domestic violence shelter, providing safe refuge for women and children for over 45 years.

Faith House has deep community roots, relying on volunteer support, city and state funding, as well as corporate, foundation, and individual contributions. Other support comes from fundraising events, individual and business donations, a variety of charitable organizations, and from bingo operations at A New Leaf’s Riverboat Acres.

Protecting the Safety of Those We Serve

Faith House is located in a confidential location to protect the safety and privacy of women and children fleeing domestic violence.

Contact Information

Rosalie Hernandez

Program Manager

(480) 733-3019 x 3114

rhernandez@turnanewleaf.org                   

Dana Martinez

Director, Shelter Services

(480) 834-8723 x 4704                                                                          

dmartinez@turnanewleaf.org