Founded in 2002, the Phoenix Dream Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to stopping human trafficking, ending childhood hunger, and educating tomorrow’s leaders.
Our flagship program, Hope Wing, is a residential Human Trafficking Recovery Program. In coordination with law enforcement and various partnerships nationally and abroad, we provide residential aftercare services for survivors of human trafficking who have been rescued/recovered.
In addition, we are addressing the opioid crisis among youth and young adults through a life/addiction recovery program tailored for their recovery, life development, education, and career placement services.
Our third program aims at meeting the needs of impoverished inner-city children who need hot meals, food boxes, afterschool programs, etc. Through our outreach model, we deliver food directly to their homes and bring afterschool programs into their own communities, because most are unable to afford transportation.
To learn more about human trafficking or how you can directly support the healing of survivors who were recently rescued/recovered visit:
phoenixdreamcenter.org/human-trafficking/
To learn more about what we do and how you can get connected visit:
phoenixdreamcenter.org/get-connected/
Company Details
- Employees
- 90
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 3210 Grand Ave, Phoenix,arizona 85017,united States
- Industry
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Website
- phxdreamcenter.org
- HQ
- Phoenix, Arizona
- Competitors
- Arizona Community Foundation, Fresh Start Women's Foundation, Sojourner Center, A New Leaf, Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services (ALWAYS), Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS), Dream City Church, Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence, UMOM New Day Centers, Phoenix Rescue Mission.
Phoenix Dream Center Questions
Phoenix Dream Center's website is phxdreamcenter.org
Phoenix Dream Center's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/phoenix-dream-center
Phoenix Dream Center has
90 employees.
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employees at Phoenix Dream Center.
Phoenix Dream Center's industry is
Non-profit Organizations
Phoenix Dream Center's top competitors are
Arizona Community Foundation,
Fresh Start Women's Foundation,
Sojourner Center,
A New Leaf,
Arizona Legal Women And Youth Services (Always),
Central Arizona Shelter Services (Cass),
Dream City Church,
Arizona Coalition To End Sexual And Domestic Violence,
Umom New Day Centers,
Phoenix Rescue Mission.
Phoenix Dream Center's categories are Non-profit Organizations
Phoenix Dream Center's founding year is 2002
