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Are you confused about making decisions? Are you facing family conflict? Do you have relationship concerns? Are you fearful and don’t know where to turn? Do you sometimes feel that even your friends don’t know how to help you? Hope Women’s Center provides trained volunteers and staff members to meet with you!
Call 911 if you are in danger or need immediate help.
Family violence occurs when someone uses assault or some other behavior to control you or your children. This can include physical, sexual or psychological attacks, isolation and economic control. Our trained mentors can help you identify and navigate family violence situations.
Whether you are fearful of being unexpectedly pregnant or are happily hoping you are pregnant with your fourth child, Hope Women’s Center provides free pregnancy testing, pregnancy resources, and mentoring services.
Women and teen girls who participate in our Education Program have a variety of resources to choose from in order to meet their material needs such as food, clothing, diapers , toiletries, utility assistance, and more. Hope Women’s Center also provides referral information for various sources of assistance throughout Maricopa and Pinal counties. We strive to locate meaningful and helpful resources for women.
Are you sick and tired of dealing with the same problems over and over, bored with how you spend your time or exhausted dealing with habits that you can never break? Hope Women’s Center provides support, resources, and alternatives to living in a rut. Come visit one of our centers today!
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Tammy Abernethy joined Hope Women’s Center as the Executive Director in 2013. Prior to that time she served as Executive Director of Steps of Faith, a ministry to women and families facing unplanned pregnancy, which merged with Hope Women’s Center in 2013.Tammy obtained her Bachelors Degree in Political Science & Economics, and spent many years working in both corporate & non-profit administration, including several years serving internationally. A single mother for more than 15 years, Tammy understands the fears, insecurities, and hopelessness that parenting in crisis can bring. While she has been blessed to parent within a community of friends, family, and faith, her heart was burdened for women & families that were doing this alone – without community. healing from painful relationships, or an understanding of resources available to help. Tammy is passionate about the mission of Hope Women’s Center in ministering to women and teens facing any difficult life situation (unplanned pregnancy, abuse, domestic violence, single parenting, poverty, etc) to engage, to encourage, to equip, to love unconditionally, and to give them the tools to make positive life changes – a transformation from the inside out. Tammy and her family attend Camelback Bible Church. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her two children, serving in the women’s ministry at her church, reading, cooking, and hiking in our beautiful Arizona desert.