At the Center of Opportunity, we are committed to

treating people with dignity and respect.

We walk alongside them as they begin their journey out of homelessness, and guide them toward self-sufficiency.

The Center

Our compassionate team meets people in their moment of need

and provides loving care on the journey out of homelessness

We are honored to have received this incredible gift from the H.S. Lopez Family Foundation, perfectly designed to create a collaborative campus that enables us to collectively address barriers to self-sufficiency in the homeless population. Gospel Rescue Mission, El Rio Community Health Center, La Frontera Arizona, Department of Economic Security and 30 other nonprofits will partner together to provide services for the homeless on-site.

Interactive Map of the Center of Opportunity
Interact with each section of the map to learn more.

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Behind the Scenes Look:
The past, present and future

Our homeless neighbors face many challenges

Walking

WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES...

The average homeless person walks 10 miles per day just to meet their daily needs. How far would you walk before you lost hope?

Clothing

TATTERED JEANS AND HOLEY SHOES...

What if clean clothes were a luxury and you had to use a public bathroom to launder your jeans in the toilet tank? Or if you had to walk ten miles per day in worn out shoes, the bottoms of your feet being blistered by the ground beneath?

Smiles

YOU CAN’T SMILE CONFIDENTLY IF YOU DON’T HAVE TEETH...

Drug use and lack of access to professional dental care can result in rotting, broken and missing teeth. Can you imagine having to painfully gum or swallow your food whole? Or feeling embarrassed and ashamed to smile?

Please call today to make your donation that

will help us bring restoration to broken lives

Your donation allows us to continue providing solutions-based aid to the homeless population in our community.

(520) 740-1501