Welcome to House of Refuge

Providing Transitional Housing And Supportive Services For Families Experiencing Homelessness Since 1996.

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About House of Refuge

The House of Refuge story began after the Williams Air Force Base in southeast Mesa was decommissioned in 1993. In 1996, 88 homes were turned into transitional housing for families experiencing homelessness.

Today, almost 30 years later, House of Refuge continues to provide transitional housing. Our committed, professional staff and team of volunteers work with families, offering wrap-around support programs, to help them regain their dignity, heal from trauma, find employment, and ultimately obtain stable housing.

Our impact:

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76,457 bed nights in the safety and comfort of homes in a peaceful neighborhood setting.

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88% of adult heads of households in participating families were actively employed at graduation.

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39% of participating families increased their household income prior to graduation.

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89% of participating families graduated to stable housing.

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Our transitional housing and comprehensive support services empower families to achieve self-sufficiency and transition into stable housing. By investing in House of Refuge with your time, resources, and talents, you can help change the trajectory of a family’s life forever.

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Your financial contributions and donations make a life-changing impact.
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Get Involved

Join others who donate their time, skills, and enthusiasm to improve the lives of families we serve.
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Adopt a Home

Help provide the funding needed to support a family for an entire year.
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Partnership

A corporate partnership allows businesses to make a positive impact on our community.
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Impact

Visit our impact page to see how we are transforming lives of families facing homelessness.
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Our Programs

House of Refuge with the support of our staff, volunteers, and community provides wrap-around support services and programs to help families regain dignity, heal from trauma, find employment and ultimately obtain stable housing.

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