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GAP Family Center

2021 Foster & Family Statistics
Supervised Visits between Children & Parents
Children adopted by GAP Foster Families
Parenting Skills Classes & Visits
Training Facility
Training facility to license foster parents to provide a safe home environment for children removed from their families due to abuse or neglect
Private Visitation
Five welcoming private rooms where court-ordered supervised visits will take place between foster children and their families
Family Resource Center
Parenting resources and skills training to help mothers and fathers learn healthy ways of interacting with their children so they can successfully reunite as a family
Dining Room
Dining area where families can spend quality time eating and playing games together to build relationships.
Playground
Playground and Sports Court outside for fun play time as a family without distractions.
Secure Facilities
Security fencing and a private entrance so that children and their families feel safe as they work to break generational cycles of poverty and abuse.

Ready to Bring Hope to our Community?
Sponsor the Family Center project by clicking the Donate button and choosing the amount that works for you. As a sponsor of the Family Center, you will receive the benefits indicated on the chart for each level of sponsorship. If you have questions or would like to visit with a member of our executive team, click on Connect and we will reach out to you.
GAP Community Warehouse

2021 Community Warehouse Statistics
Shoppers
Monthly Non-Profit Partners
Million Food & Product Distributed
Hours of Volunteer Service
More Resources
Families in our community are struggling, so we are expanding the resources we are able to share with those in need.
Those who receive help.
Foster, adoptive & kinship families; veterans, seniors, refugees, tribal members, and individuals whose income qualifies them for AHCCCS.
Food & Product to those in need.
In 2021 GAP distributed $2.5 million worth of food, hygiene items, cleaning supplies, household appliances, clothing, shoes, and more.
Partnering with the community.
GAP receives donated products from large retailers and grocery stores. Partnering with local nonprofits, corporate sponsors, and hundreds of volunteers, we are able to distribute these items into the community to children, women and men needing help.

Ready to Bring Hope to our Community?
Sponsor the Community Warehouse project by clicking the Donate button and choosing the amount that works for you. As a sponsor of GAP’s Community Warehouse, you will receive the benefits indicated on the chart for each level of sponsorship. If you have questions or would like to visit with a member of our executive team, click on Connect and we will reach out to you.
GAP Kitchen & Job Training

2021 GAP Kitchen Statistics
Nutritious Meals
Culinary & Auto Tech Graduates
Second Chance Job Training on the Campus of Hope
These job training programs exist to provide free quality education to under-employed, unemployed, and in-need individuals 18 and older. Graduates are mostly older adults, even into their 60’s, looking for a new beginning. Most of our students come from dysfunctional homes including the foster system, nearly all have a history of substance abuse or incarceration. For each of them, this truly marks a second chance for them to restore their lives.
Customized Training Room
The new larger training room will be used by culinary, auto tech, warehouse, and any other second chance students. GAP’s holistic approach includes weekly life skills and financial skills classes to ensure long-term stability and success.
Culinary Expansion
The new kitchen will include individualized workstations for students. Plans for expansion of the Culinary program include 2 tracks for basic skills and more advanced management skills, bakery chef, and retail experience with a Grab & Go restaurant.
Other Workforce Opportunities
Auto Tech job training will continue in partnership with MPG Automotive, and plans are being made for an Auto Body track with the building currently on campus that will allow for this opportunity. Warehouse job training will include practical warehouse training, box truck and pallet jack certification, and a future opportunity for CDL license.
Program Demographics
Total graduates YTD – 206
Caucasian 36%
Black 0.1%
Hispanic 41%
Native American 17%\
Other .01
Male 55%
Female 45%

Ready to Bring Hope to our Community?
Sponsor the GAP Kitchen & Job Training project by clicking the Donate button and choosing the amount that works for you. As a sponsor of the Kitchen & Second Chance Job Training, you will receive the benefits indicated on the chart for each level of sponsorship. If you have questions or would like to visit with a member of our executive team, click on Connect and we will reach out to you.
Thank you for your interest in the Campus of Hope. We know the decision to invest in this is one you don’t take lightly, and we would like to share more with you in person. We are also happy to email you more information or give you a personal call.
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