Stopping human trafficking.
Ending childhood hunger.
Educating tomorrow's leaders.
In 2008 we found this 13 year old being trafficked on the streets of Phoenix
In 2008, while doing inner-city outreaches to reach at-risk youth, our Executive Director Brian Steele and his wife Skye Steele found this 13-year-old being trafficked on 51st Avenue in Phoenix.
It changed their lives forever.
After getting her the emergency medical help she needed, they scrambled to prepare a room for her at the Phoenix Dream Center and welcomed her in.Â
Brian and Skye now live every day on a mission to Stop Human Trafficking.Â
This girl they helped in 2008 has now graduated college, is married and they are STILL in contact with her.
This was the start of the human trafficking recovery program at the Phoenix Dream Center.Â
Since opening in September of 2008, the human trafficking recovery program at the Phoenix Dream Center has served over 900 girls and young women, mostly between the ages of 13 and 26 years old.Â
This is a picture that a volunteer took just after Brian and Skye gave this girl a rose and told her they had somewhere for her to go to be safe and to get help.
STORIES OF LIVES BEING CHANGED
It’s horrifying to think, but Kelle was trafficked by her mother when she was only 6 years old.​
The abuse from my childhood affected me for a long time. I made terrible choices and ended up with a guy who began to traffick me, just like my mother. The Dream Center helped me to see a new future for myself and my baby. I'm so thankful for all that they've done to help me be a good mom and have a good life.
Kelle, Program Graduate of the Human Trafficking Program
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IMPACT
The Phoenix Dream Center is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit committed to stopping human trafficking, ending childhood hunger and educating tomorrows leaders.Â
Check out this video to see what is achieved each year through the work of the Phoenix Dream Center.Â
With your help we will do even more!
MOST FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Check out our list of resources including how you can learn more about life recovery housing options at the Phoenix Dream Center.
The single greatest need we see at this time is the need to be able to recover more human trafficking survivors. In order to do this, we need to open more beds.Â
You can be a part of helping even more girls get recovered out of human trafficking.
Make a donation of any amount to a project happening now that will expand more beds for girls.Â
Click HERE to make a donation to help girls get out of human trafficking.
The best way to learn more about our human trafficking program is to check out the resources we have on this website. You can also sign up to volunteer or to attend a Tuesday or Saturday tour and learn more there.
Click HERE to go to the human trafficking resource page.
Click HERE to go to the tour signup page.
Click HERE to go to the volunteer signup page.Â
Click HERE to make a donation to help with the increase in victims due to COVID-19.
We need volunteers, supporters, advocates and organizers of all types! We offer a free personality match quiz that will help match you to one of these areas.Â
Click HERE to take that volunteer personality quiz.
Click HERE to make a donation to help with the increase in victims due to COVID-19.
In response to a large number of shelters and safe house programs that have stopped taking in victims of human trafficking due to COVID-19, the Phoenix Dream Center has decided to safely continue to serve trafficked individuals, without discrimination to their current health condition, so long as our advising medical professionals deem it is safe for our campus to provide those services.
For example, we believe that a young girl who is trapped in the violent, life threatening abuse of human trafficking who happens to have COVID-19 still deserves to be recovered and helped – and we are going to help her. We will provide her with safe housing including isolated services so that any illness she has does not affect other girls who are also healing. The medical professionals we work with at the Phoenix Dream Center have outlined a plan for us to be able to safely serve individuals with COVID-19 and we have decided to follow that plan.
We are a heavily volunteer driven organization and we need your help!
Click HERE to learn more about volunteer opportunities and to sign up to volunteer.Â
Thank you for wanting to make a donation! There are several ways to donate.
Click HERE to make a secure donation online.
You can also mail in your donation to:
Phoenix Dream Center
P.O. Box 55226
Phoenix, AZ 85032
Thank you for wanting to make a donation! There are several ways to donate.
Click HERE to make a secure donation online.
You can also mail in your donation to:
Phoenix Dream Center
P.O. Box 55226
Phoenix, AZ 85032
Thank you for wanting to make a donation! We gladly accept new and gently used items at our campus anytime. The address is 3210 NW Grand Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85017.
You can also sign up for donation alerts and we’ll send an alert whenever we have an emergency need for diapers, formula or other sensitive items.Â
Click HERE to sign up for donation alerts or to contact our donation management department.
No, all addiction recovery and human trafficking recovery housing services are free to the individual. Overhead for housing and program costs are provided for by our gracious individual donors, private and public grants and business revenue.
To become a life-changing supporter of this work click HERE.
Best Way To Get Help:
www.PhoenixDreamCenter.org/get-help
Best Way To Contact Us:
www.PhoenixDreamCenter.org/get-connected
Physical Address:
Phoenix Dream Center
3210 NW Grand Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85017
Mailing Address:
Phoenix Dream Center
P.O. Box 55226
Phoenix, AZ 85032
Main Phone Number:
602-346-8700
Best Way To Contact Us:
www.PhoenixDreamCenter.org/get-connected
Physical Address:
Phoenix Dream Center
3210 NW Grand Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85017
Mailing Address:
Phoenix Dream Center
P.O. Box 55226
Phoenix, AZ 85032
Main Phone Number:
602-346-8700
STOPPING HUMAN TRAFFICKING
In Arizona, 1 in 3 at-risk and homeless youth have been trafficked. And the average age that a child is first trafficked in Arizona is just 14-years-old (8th and 9th graders).Â
The stories of the girls in the human trafficking program are some of the most moving stories we’ve ever heard. Coming out of horrendous circumstances with completely broken lives, we are seeing young women's lives turned around in an almost miraculous fashion through the leading-edge programs.
M.C Donnelly, #1 NYT Bestselling Authors, Chicken Soup for the Soul
No one should be a victim of human trafficking.
For 12 years we’ve been committed to helping girls and young women heal from human trafficking. We’re proud to offer trauma informed housing, behavioral health, medical health, education and career services for survivors from all over the world.
As of 2020 we’ve successfully served over 900 young women, mostly between the ages of 14 and 26 years old. With 48 beds for young women and 12 beds for young men, this program is one of the largest of its kind in the nation.
You’re reading this page for a reason! Maybe you saw a human trafficking story and want to help out at a place that is truly making a difference.
Or, maybe you’re looking for more information – you’re in the right place.
Volunteers drive all that we do and individual donors make it all possible!
ENDING CHILDHOOD HUNGER
You can join us on outreaches to human trafficking victims, at-risk youth, neighborhood outreaches to low income families and outreaches to help the homeless.
Service to others is one of the greatest honors we have as Christians. It's not that we have to serve or that we need to serve, it's that we GET to serve.
Brian D. Steele Executive Director
No child should go hungry. Period.
Community Outreach is at the heart of our efforts to Find A Need And Fill It, Find A Hurt And Heal It.Â
You can join us on a mission to reach every neighborhood in our city that has at-risk youth, low income families and the homeless.Â
You can get plugged in to any number of outreaches to reach victims of human trafficking, at-risk youth, the homeless and needy families of our community.Â
Go ahead, take a step toward your passion today!
EDUCATING TOMORROW'S LEADERS
The authority by which the Christian leader leads is not power but love, not force but example, not coercion but reasoned persuasion.
It's not just our job to minister to other peoples' needs. We also have to minister to their potential.
Tommy Barnett Dream Center Founder
Every young person deserves the chance to become a world-changer.
In 2020 the newest program at the Phoenix Dream Center is the Christian Leadership School which serves to train and equip young people to do the work of the ministry.
The Leadership School at the Phoenix Dream Center helps young adults discover their potential and purpose while building a solid foundation of Godly character and servant leadership while also earning college credit.
The Leadership School’s housing rates start at just $300 per month and students receive deep discounts for college credits through partner universities.
Housing arrangements include dorm housing, food, transportation and access to tons of other support services on the Phoenix Dream Center Campus.
Go ahead, take a step toward your passion today!
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