East Valley Women's Shelter
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About this Shelter
A New Leaf's East Valley Women's Center (EVWC) is an 8-bed, emergency shelter that provides services to help homeless women.
EVWC residents can stay up to 120 days, during which time participants work with support staff to find permanent housing solutions.
Mission Statement: "Helping families...changing lives."
- Only women are allowed.
- Shelter serves hot meals.
- Provides emergency shelters.
- Provides services for case management.
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Posted by on May 19, 2019
I'm homeless me and my children and I need to start over so I need to find a good shelter that will help me with tools to survive out in world.
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Posted by on May 20, 2019
Needing somewhere to stay June 7th. Moved to Arizona from California. I do have a job with Nabisco.
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Posted by on Jul 22, 2019
Hello, I'm a 56 y/o women, non smoker, drug free, no children, no domestic violence whatsoever, diabetes type 2, and high blood pressure, controlled, and very scare at heat strokes, I need a place where to sleep and stay for only 120 days, that's it, starting August 1, if you can help me please, thank you
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Posted by on Oct 14, 2019
I Am homeless but have a Chihuahua and ism 59 years old who can help me please
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Posted by on Nov 13, 2019
I just moved back from Florida and am in need of a place for myself. I have several job opportunities, but no place to stay. I am 51.
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Posted by on Dec 4, 2019
Do you accept children
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Posted by on Dec 14, 2019
Need a place to stay while I save to rent a place. I was offered to go back to my old job starting January 2 in Mesa AZ. Live in Yuma, need to move to Mesa, AZ. Don't have money or transportation. Any suggestions.
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Posted by on May 12, 2020
Just moved here from Illinois with my husband we aren’t working out and I need a place to stay until I can get on my own. I work at ASU if anyone could help me I would greatly appreciate it!
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Posted by on Jan 3, 2021
I would like to start a group of women who would donate homebaked goods. Are you interested. Would you accept the items...pies, cakes, breads...
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