Phoenix Rescue Mission | Transforming Lives Center

Check out the woman's housing at N 15th ave & w polk st.

Hi Noemi, getting in to the program starts with a phone call. You can call the Changing Lives Center for Women and Children at (602) 688 - 6219. They will be happy to answer your questions - and they can answer in Spanish.

Hi Miracle. Our recovery programs serve men, women, and women with children. We have a men's campus and a women's campus. Please give us a call if you'd like more information. The men's campus is 602-346-3390. The women's campus is 602-688-6219.

No, we do not provide money for any items. We provide necessities like food and clothing within our program. Anything else will need to be purchased on your own.

PRM is a drug addiction / alcohol rehab program. You need to call them and talk to them about the program. No wait to get in; however, you need to fit in the program and want to get help. It is christain based.

Yes, gently used clothes are very helpful! They can be delivered to our Donation Warehouse.

Hello! That is understandable. If you specify a program that you want to donate to, it will be used by that particular program. But it is also helpful to know that the 75% threshold is actually pretty good in our nonprofit line of work. The other 25% is not being wasted. It funds the supportive services that make the programs possible such as our CEO who gives direction to the organization, finance management to keep us compliant and legal, human resources for hiring and caring for our employees, and also fundraising because we are a nonprofit that operates almost entirely from donations from our community. We've worked hard to obtain high-level certifications from GuideStar, Excellence in Giving, BBB, and Charity Navigator to show that we are above board with our finances and in a good position to make an impact. And, of course, we are always looking for ways to optimize our work and put even higher percentages directly to program costs. Hopefully that helps answer your question!

Hi Joanna. Phoenix Rescue Mission's Changing Lives Center is a residential recovery facility for women and women with children. You can learn more about the program here: https://phoenixrescuemission.org/solutions/changing-lives-center/. You can call our Welcome Center at (602) 688-6219.

Yes! Many residents come with no resources or support system.

Depends on numerous factors like income, criminal backround, and rental history

Hi Michael, just give us a call at 602-346-3384 and we'd be happy to help you out.

Hi Nick, please give our team a call at 602-346-3384 to see if our program is the right fit for you! If not, we are more than happy to point you in the right direction.

Hi Esperanza, no we don't. We have a separate campus for our men and our women, but if you and your partner/spouse are in need of shelter, give our Street Outreach team a call at 602-346-3361 and they can connect you with the right resources for your situation!

Hi Timothy, to make sure the Transforming Lives Center is the right place for you, please give our intake team a call at 602-346-3385

Hi Tony, no, residents do not have to pay for this.

Hi Dee, thank you for reaching out! Our Transforming Lives Center doesn't take food donations, but if you'd like to donate food to the Mission, give our Donations Warehouse a call at 602-346-3347. You can also check out phxmission.org/volunteer for other opportunities to get involved and help out our community!

Hi Bob, thanks for reaching out! Please give us a call at 602-688-6211 so we can try and provide you and your friend with the best resources for your situations.

Hi Dewilda, the Transforming Lives Center is run and owned by the Phoenix Rescue Mission. We provide Christ-centered, life-transforming solutions to persons facing hunger, homelessness, addiction, and trauma.

Hi Steven, please give us a call at 602-346-3384 and we would love to help!

Hi there, give us a call at 602-346-3384 and we'd be happy to help you out.

Hi Cierah, I would recommend calling our intake team. While you and your partner will not be able to stay together (we have separate women's and men's recovery centers), our team can best guide you to a solution that will fit your needs. For men: 602-346-3390, and for women: 602-688-6219.

Hi! Yes, we have space, but we provide residential recovery programs. Go ahead and give us a call at 602-346-3390 and we'll see if what we offer is what you're looking for. If it's not, we have lots of connections in the Valley and we'd be glad to point you in the right direction!

We'd love to help! Give our intake team a call at 602-346-3390 and we'll answer all your questions.

We do not have these services, but you can either call our Case Management team at 602-346-3384 and we'll connect you with something or check out 211arizona.org!

No. We do have COVID-19 protocols in place, but the COVID-19 vaccination is not required. You can learn more about the requirements for our programs by calling our campus' intake teams at 602-346-3390 for men and 602-688-6219 for women.

So sorry to hear that! This campus is only for men, but we also have a women's campus called the Changing Lives Center. You can learn all about it at changinglivescenter.org. There is a phone number there for the intake team. I recommend you give them a call. Even if we are not the best solution, we should be able to connect you with a program that fits your needs.

Hello Mishelle! We have a men's center and a women and children's center. Mothers have the opportunity to bring children (ages 12 and under) with them into the residential program. Men are at a separate campus. If you have more questions, you can always call our intake team at 602-346-3390!

We unfortunately do not have the capacity or facilities for service animals at this time. You can always call our intake team if you have more questions at 602-346-3390!

We do have a COVID-protocol where new clients can quarantine while we await a negative COVID test, but before coming, you should call our intake team at 602-346-3390. They can answer your questions about space availability and what kind of program it is.

Hello! This would be a great question for our intake team. The answer depends a lot on the stage of the program the person is in and the personal action plan that the client has choosen to put together. You can call the intake team at 602-346-3390.

We'll still be feeding those at our centers, but that's all this year. No volunteers are needed on Thanksgiving Day, but there are lots of other volunteer opportunities! Check out our volunteer portal at phxmission.org/volunteer.

Hi Louis, our center does provide on-campus housing for about 170 men who are going through various programs. If you are interested in learning more about those programs or want to see what kind of space is available, you can call our intake team at 602.346.3390!

Go ahead and give our team a call at 602.346.3390. This is the type of question we can discuss over the phone because there are parameters and rules during certain portions of our program that will affect the answer. They'll be able to work out the details with you. Good question!

You're welcome to give our intake team a call at 602.346.3390! We'll see what we can do to help and either find you a spot or connect you with the best services to be a solution for you.

Hello! This is actually a men's addiction recovery center. We do have a temporary shelter program for men at this facility, but it requires an intake process and case management because we are a solutions-based center. You can call our intake team here at 602-346-3390. Even if we cannot help with your specific need, we have relationships with dozens of other services and will do our best to connect you with the solution to your need.

Hi Kay Cee, Steven is correct. (Thank you Steven!) Phones are not allowed during the early stages of our recovery program. If you have more specific questions, I recommend calling our intake team at 602.346.3390. They can answer these sorts of questions!

Hello! Yes, we have a daycare facility onsite for the children of women who are in our residential program at the Changing Lives Center for Women and Children. Depending on how much availability there is, we cannot always promise that there will be a spot open, but we work hard to figure things out with all of our applicants and set them up for success.

These are great questions for our intake team. You can give them a call at 602.346.3390!

It depends which portions of the program you choose to be a part of. There are several different tracks. Depending on what tracks fit your need, you can expect our programs to run anywhere from 12-18 months.

Yes we are

Hi Brandy, good question. Because our programs are long-term, I doubt we can provide temporary housing like this, but I would recommend giving our intake team a call at 602.346.3390. They can answer your question and go over your options.

Hi Serena, you can point him to our intake team. You can call the intake team for our men's center at 602.346.3390. They can talk with him about his options and whether our program or another program would best fulfill his needs.

I know that we cannot allow pets in our facilities unless they are service animals, but I think you could still call our intake team and ask to speak with one of our case managers at 602.346.3390. We should be able to show you your options.

This is a great question for our intake team. I believe the answer may be flexible depending on the day and the circumstances. I recommend giving our team a call at 602.346.3390.

Hi Shannon, Steven explained everything spot on. Unfortunately, we cannot disclose who is and who is not at our facility due to HIPAA laws and you'll probably encounter that same issue at any other shelter or program. Like Steven said, feel free to leave a voicemail and we'll pass it on to a counselor. If your brother happens to be in our program, he'll have the option to make contact. Sorry we cannot help more!

Great question and thanks Steven! Yes, Shannon, we have a men's center (Transforming Lives Center) and a center for women and mothers with children (Changing Lives Center). You can learn more about our programs for women at changinglivescenter.org

Apparently they dont take walk ins,my oldest son was homeless due to being released from prison, he was at 1 homeless shelter and was picked up from there by phx rescue but my youngest son was kicked out due to my boyfriend, he called phx rescue and they said as of a year ago they dont take walk ins anymore...so they need to be picked up by a rescue group.

I don't know hes probably. Have. Two ask. Them. I go over there for help and that's it

Hi Emma. Community Market happens every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month. Gates open at 10 am and the Market is open from 11 am to 1 pm. The address is 1801 S. 35th Ave, Phoenix 85009.

Maby 10 minutes without traffic

Hi Kendra. There is no wait at the Changing Lives Center for Women and Children. Call this number and they can answer any questions you have and arrange an intake: (602) 688-6219.

Hi Ricardo. We no longer serve community meals. Andre House serves dinner. They're located at 213 S 11th Ave, Phoenix.

Hi Mark. The Transforming Lives Center for men does have available beds. You can contact them at (602) 346 - 3390.

Hi Laronie. Phoenix Rescue Mission is a faith-based residential treatment facility for men, women and children struggling with homelessness, addiction and trauma. We don't offer temporary or emergency shelter. Our program runs for six to 24 months. Start with the RAP program. Call the appropriate campus and you can talk with someone about options. Learn about RAP and find the phone numbers here: https://phoenixrescuemission.org/help/

Yes

Fyi, prm no longer serves to the public. Prm is a closed campus, by appointment only. No longer an emergency shelter. Sorry...

Hi Timothy. Sergio is correct, neither our campus or staff are equipped to house pets.

The above answer is correct, only approved visitors will be allowed. Your friend has to submit your information to the campus leadership for approval, there is also a deadline weekly for visitors Info to be submitted.

No we don't have lockers

You have to call and mack a appointment first much have id and violence against elderly people no sex act on children and the problem is 12moth long if your trying to change and give God a chance this is the place to do it it shaved my life give it a chance my name is Rene lopez God bless you brother were family here .

Yep get Chris's number

There's an Smoking Area available.

Give them a quick call. I can ask next time I am there too

I believe only the people in the shelter are served. And food happens around 5 pm.

The gates will be open by 10:30 am sir

Call them, find out. Why do you want to move here?

No not that I know of. The only thing they require is the person goes through detox if needed before they are accepted. This can be done at Community Bridges (CBI) or Aurora House. The mission is not set up to provide detox services.

Thanks for your question! There are resources available for people that complete the rehabilitation program.

It's now a faith based addiction recovery program. What type of assistance are you looking for?

Actually no. The CLC program differs from the CSC in that each client is evaluated for advancement in the Transformation Program on campus. There's not a portion of program like "Solutions" at the CLC, BUT there's pleanty to be gained in finding hope and discovering what the guidance of God's will is in one's life!

Yep. After 60days of "Foundations" you can enter Solutions- OR- you can test yourself & learn even more by completing 7 months & enter the "Job Attainment+ New Start" program. Both options offer extensive help in resume building and money management. Good Luck and God Bless.

It's better to call and make an appointment to get into the program.

Yes you have to call to set an appointment and they will explain how the program works and helps you if you want to be help.

Not too far. It is on 35th Ave & Cocopah.

We no longer have emergency shelter. We do offer a 60 day minimum residential treatment program with the option to go to work after the 60 day period.

Phoenix Rescue mission is a Christian- based program that offers Life-Transforming solutions to thise facing, hunger, homelessness, or addiction. Base required time is 60 days for "Foundations" which, upon completion, allows an individual to choose to stay for a full year (total time) of 5 months of "Inner-Healing & "Discipleship" that leads to either a leadership phase ("Servant Leadership Training") or residential works phase ("New Start") of 5 months to wrap it all up. Or after that initial 60 days, there's another residential phase ("Solutions") where one is afforded time and lessons to build a resumé, find work, and pay very little to stay on campus for up to 5 months ( I believe). There's drug testing and counseling throughout the entire time of one's stay. Any valid state I.D. will suffice. Good luck and God bless. P.s. Rhe only cost is time, honest effort, and your willingness to want change and hope in your life.

Basically 2- that both start with "Foundations" for 60 days. Christian-based and life-transforming experience!

Unfortunately no.

It is a great place to turn your life around.

I know Phoenix rescue mission has resources. It won't be a quick fix but give them a call.

Yes- the location on 15th Ave. & Van Buren is the women's shelter. It's called the "Changing Lives Center" or C.L.C. I'm unsure of your exact circumstances, and know there are a few "requirements", so please call ahead to be sure there's room. I wish you well- Good luck and God bless!

No. There's not a campus of P.R.M. that offers emergency family shelter, unfortunately, and even nightly "Emergency Shelter" has been discontinued. Good Luck & God Bless.

The fee= Trust, perserverance, and your desire for a better life :)

There's a "Solutions" catagiry of program that will allow you to live in a supportive environment while living on campus and paying a small amount of rent- BUT the 60 day "Foundations" program may be a pre-req. Please call the CSC-Men's campus on S. 35th for more accurate info. Good Luck & God Bless

Almost. There's a waiting period of 4-7 days before "placement" at 35th &Cocoapa PRM. Best bet. Talk to someone personally- just give them a call and state your case.

P.R.M. is not authorised to confirm or deny whether or not an individual is "in program" or on property. Law and identity protection; BUT if you are family I'd encourage you to request to speak with the program director. Men's campus is at 35thAve & Cocopa, while the Women's campus is 15th Ave & Van Buren. Good luck and God Bless.

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