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Save the Family recently welcomed representatives from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the City of Phoenix to Phoenix Scholar House, offering a firsthand look at how affordable housing, education and supportive services are coming...
For families facing housing instability, finding an affordable place to live shouldn't mean leaving behind the schools, jobs and communities they depend on. When people think of Save the Family, they often think of transitional housing and supportive services. But...
We’re proud to see Phoenix Scholar House featured in the Phoenix Business Journal, shining a spotlight on a first-of-its-kind approach to helping single parents pursue higher education and pursue more stable futures. Written by Save the Family CEO Robyn Julien, she...
https://vimeo.com/1187908422?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci Sierra Chavez-Fiore, a mom of three, is one of the first residents at Phoenix Scholar House, Arizona’s first education-focused affordable housing community designed specifically for single parents pursuing higher...
The Save the Family team was proud to participate in the 2025 West Valley Impact Collective, hosted by AZ Impact for Good. The gathering brought together more than 100 nonprofit, philanthropic, business, and municipal leaders dedicated to building stronger...
Save the Family was selected by the City of Phoenix and national developer, Ulysses Development Group as the on-site supportive services provider to Wild Rose Flats, a new affordable housing community now under construction at Thomas and 43rd Ave. in Phoenix.
In August, Save the Family joined housing leaders, policymakers, and advocates from across the state at the annual Arizona Housing Forum, hosted by the ASU Morrison Institute. With the theme “The Future of Housing: A New Frontier,” the event highlighted both the progress and urgent challenges facing Arizona’s housing landscape.
Save the Family’s Phoenix Scholar House is proud to announce its first academic partner, Maricopa Community Colleges. This key collaboration will directly support single-parent students by combining the project’s affordable housing with the college system’s educational pathways.