Southern Arizona Dream Center

OUR MISSION The Southern Arizona Dream Center's mission is to reconnect isolated people to God and a community of support by providing human services that address immediate and long-term needs in the areas of drug addiction and human trafficking. Our goal as of now is to raise enough money to build a location so we can reach those in need right where they are.

The Dream Center's began over 27 years ago in Los Angeles and have continue to spread all over the world. The impact the Phoenix Dream Center has had on the major areas of need below have changed thousands of lives. We are an independently funded and run Dream Center, however in the Dream Center Network gives us the programs and support that have been successful for many years. https://dreamcenter.org/dc-network/

HUMAN TRAFFICKING
The Southern Arizona Dream Center's Human Trafficking Rescue and Residential Program will focus on rescuing those caught in human trafficking in and around Southern Arizona. We will provide a place for healing, people who love and care for those affected, and an ongoing ministry to support, love, and rehabilitate victims into a new life of freedom.

ADDICTION RECOVERY
The Southern Arizona Dream Center's Addiction Recovery and Residential Program will focus on residential living & rehabilitation for Men and Women impacted by drug abuse, chemical addiction, and homelessness in Tucson and the surrounding Southern Arizona area.

RECIDIVISM
The 42,000 inmates in the state of Arizona will face many challenges upon release. By volunteering inside the State and Federal Prisons through our Celebrate Recovery Inside program, we are addressing the drug rehabilitation on the inside, while also providing life skills and healing from all hurts, habits and hangups. The Southern Arizona Dream Center will help to transition these men and women to a safe home upon release and mentor them in the much needed job skill training and life stills, so that we can put an end to the recidivism rates. 1/3 of state inmates will return to prison withing 3 years of release. 80% of current inmates have substance abuse problems We must help!