Our Beloved Noa
Our beloved Noa Marcela Bailey was born on February 26, 1979, in Chihuahua, Mexico, and passed away February 6, 2021, in Mesa, AZ.
The youngest of […]
Happy Holidays and a Joyous 2021
“Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.”
We’re grateful for the opportunity to serve our participants and communities. […]
HOM Growth and Department Reorganization
We have experienced significant growth since the start of 2020. We’ve expanded operations with some existing partners and added some new […]
Communication with HOM: Who, What, When and How
Communication is the single most important aspect of conducting any business. We can’t accomplish our collective goal of providing safe, quality housing to people without […]
Padmission: HOM’s New Online Housing Search Platform
We’re incredibly excited to share our latest innovation in our efforts to end homelessness. Padmission is our new web-based housing search […]
Time for a Refresh
On July 1, 2018, we begin our 25th year of providing permanent housing solutions to end homelessness in Maricopa County. While much has changed since […]
There’s No Place Like HOM
The people that make up our team – our family – are remarkable individuals that come together to make a difference in the world every day.
HOM Leadership Team
Our little team at HOM isn't so little anymore. We've been fortunate to work with our community partners to expand permanent housing solutions to homelessness in Maricopa County in the past couple of years and have expanded our team as a result.
5th Graders Bring Holiday Cheer to Formerly Homeless Veterans
A core value at HOM, Inc., is giving back to the communities that we live and work in. It’s in our mission statement, but we […]
Helping Veterans Get Back on Their Feet
Thanks to your hard work and dedication, I have a place I can call home for the first time in almost three months. It's hard to describe how mentally and physically difficult it is to be homeless, the level of despair it creates, and the feeling of hopelessness I experienced on a daily basis is hard to describe.