Learn More    Donate a vehicle Car, Truck, Motorcycle, RV, and even Boat’s to Step One Halfway House, we take great pride in helping our clients become successful and achieve sobriety. We understand the importance of equipping our clients with the right tools that will help them flourish and thrive. To help achieve this objective, we have created a Scholarship Program that teaches our clients about responsibility, reliability, and time management. Would you like to join us in transforming individuals’ lives by donating your vehicle today? There is no need to worry about the paperwo ..read more

Donate Support a Great Cause! Our Mission: Donate to help fund our programs our ongoing mission is to provide solutions for the homeless and those who suffer substance use disorders in our community of Phoenix, AZ and the greater Metropolitain area by supporting our cause, you are contributing to a healthier, happier, and more successful society. We welcome any support you are willing to contribute. As we are a 501c3 Nonprofit organization, your donations are tax-deductible (EIN #86-1032253). Our Values: Whether you provide a monetary contribution or decide to donate physical items such as ..read more

Fentanyl Crisis in Arizona   The term “opioid” covers a broad group of pain-relieving drugs, including natural (morphine) and synthetic (fentanyl) opiates. They come in capsules, tablets, powder, transdermal patches, and liquids. Opioids can be used safely to treat severe pain if they are taken as prescribed by a doctor. However, if they are misused or for too long, they can lead to abuse, addiction, and even death. Pain medications generate sensations of pleasure because they powerfully activate the limbic system’s reward regions, which are responsible for mood, attention, and emotional ..read more

Substance use disorder (SUD), also called addiction, is a complex mental health condition that affects a person’s ability to control their substance use, despite harmful consequences. Drug addiction can hurt you and the people around you in many ways. It can damage your mental and physical health, strain your relationships, and cause professional, social, and financial problems. Also, using too much alcohol, drugs, or other substances, whether legal or illegal, can cause big changes in how the brain works. This can lead to compulsive drug and alcohol use, substance dependency, and addiction ..read more

Substance Abuse Problems in Arizona Substance abuse problems in Arizona are on the rise in Arizona and leave many shattered lives in their wake. In a January 2022 report, 12 News stated that, between May 2020 and April 2021, a total of 100,300 people (about the seating capacity of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum) nationwide died from a drug overdose. During that same time, the death toll in Arizona from substance abuse jumped 28.5%, from 2,154 to 2,768. Most overdose deaths were due to two factors – the pandemic and a more dangerous supply of drugs. The CDC reports that ..read more

Our Mission for the Greater Good of Humanity   Our scholarship program provides a solution for those who come from underserved communities seeking recovery from addiction. We stand apart from other costly facilities because we accept clients who have no money or source of income. They are provided housing, food, clothes, basic personal necessities, a comprehensive recovery program, on-site case management, counseling, and many other advanced benefits and services that no other facility of our type has to offer. It is only through the scholarship program that we provide our clients a home ..read more