History

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Hope Women’s Center was founded in 1984 as a small crisis pregnancy center in Apache Junction. Today, Hope is a safe place for women and teen girls facing any difficult life situation. In addition to our original Apache Junction Center, we also have centers in the underserved communities of Phoenix, Camp Verde (serving Northern Arizona), Coolidge, Maricopa, and the West Valley.

Hope Women’s Center provides care to women and teenage girls struggling with abuse, poverty, unplanned pregnancy, substance use disorder, emotional distress, family conflict, trafficking, or DCS intervention. Being trauma-informed, our programs are holistically designed to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each client. We offer one-on-one mentoring, educational programs, counseling and mental health support, an advocacy program for moms in crisis, pregnancy testing and support, material assistance, and community resource referrals.

Also in Camp Verde is "Hope Thrifts" a program of Hope Women's Center - Camp Verde (formerly Abide Pregnancy Resource Center) where you can shop and support women in our programs at the same time!

Hope Women’s Center is a faith based nonprofit funded by partnerships with individuals, churches, civic groups, businesses, grants and foundations, and other community partners. To learn more, go to ‘Give Help’.