New child crisis center in Arizona opens for low-income families

The doors are now open on Child Crisis Arizona’s Center for Child & Family Wellness. The 2.4-acre, state-of-the-art, net-zero campus centralizing Child Crisis Arizona operations and is home to a comprehensive range of services for low-income children and families. This includes foster care and adoption services, family education, children’s counseling, and health and wellness programs.

Additionally, the center offers basic needs support, a centralized kitchen and food distribution, administration and philanthropy, foster teen programs, art, dance, and music therapy, and volunteer and staff training. It will serve as a hub for the agency’s health and education services, ensuring a holistic approach to child and family support.

Torrie A. Taj, CEO, Child Crisis Arizona, joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss more on this child crisis center and how it will help aid low-income families in the state.