I Need Housing
We provide safe housing for people who need a hand.
I Want to Help
Mentor, volunteer, donate. Invest yourself in someone.
Coming Up
Explore & Engage Tours
2nd Tuesday each month | 10:30am - 11:30am
4th Thursday each month | 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Come and explore our ministry in action!
Service Project Day
October 30th | 8:30am - 11:00am
Join us to help with handyman projects, cleaning, and landscaping.
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7,419
Homeless each year in Maricopa County
House of Refuge Sunnyslope (HRS) is a Christian housing program serving the homeless, unemployed, and recently sober of Phoenix. We provide shelter, food, employment skills, and spiritual transformation through our programs for men, women, and single mothers with children. Our vision is to provide people with a home of restoration while sharing God's promise of an eternal home.
Not sure how to help?
There are dozens of ways you can volunteer at HRS! Some of the ways you can make an impact include:
- Leading a Bible study or life skills class
- Providing childcare while mom's in Bible study
- Preparing dinner or welcome kits
- Driving vans to pick up food donations
- Landscaping and handyman work
- Sorting donations and mail
- Helping in our food bank kitchen
“God has made a huge difference in my life.”
“For many years I didn’t know I had a God shaped space in my heart where He belonged. I tried filling it with all sorts of stuff that left me empty. With Jesus in my heart I feel truly satisfied.”
– Patrick
We're here for you!
We want to have a place for you here. Let us know how you'd like to get involved!
To be a part of the solution, you need to understand the problem
This infographic explores housing affordability and homelessness in the region, covering topics such as increase in median sales price and rent, vulnerable households, eviction filings, and the Point-in-Time Homeless Count. Housing prices and rent have increased significantly over the years, raising concerns that there may be more households at risk of losing housing stability while homelessness increases in the region.
