Our Joint Mission & Core Goals

Our Core Goals

  • Combat domestic and sexual violence against women and children

  • Strengthen families and preserve cultural roots

  • Provide housing and services for individuals facing mental illness, addiction, or homelessness

  • Support underserved groups including veterans, seniors, foster youth, pregnant women, and returning citizens

  • Promote economic self-sufficiency through job training and workforce development

To REDUCE the BURDENS of GOVERNMENT by:

  • Fighting to end poverty, homelessness, and domestic violence by providing safe and sustainable housing;

  • Promoting equity and inclusion among entire communities;

  • Investing in the lives of elders, women, youth and other vulnerable populations;

  • Inspiring hope to uplift marginalized individuals with dignity by teaching them life skills to overcome challenges in a safe, holistic environment; and

  • Ensuring that our generation's knowledge, wisdom and resources are embedded in future generations to come.

A Collaborative Effort: 60+ Years Combined Experience

Building Anew Community serves as the operational arm of the collaboration—bringing hands-on expertise in supportive housing, behavioral health services, and direct client care. With deep community roots and frontline experience, they ensure service delivery is responsive, trauma-informed, and tailored to local needs.

Building Equity Alliance, in turn, provides the real estate expertise necessary to acquire, finance, and manage the properties that house these programs in communities that demonstrate significant need. Together, the two organizations combine boots-on-the-ground service delivery with strategic property acquisition and asset management—creating a scalable model for lasting impact.

Our Programs & Impact

Five Pillars for Overcoming Trauma
  • Stable & Safe Housing

  • Health & Wellness

  • Education & Life Skills Training

  • Employment

  • Economic Empowerment

    HCBS Model Overview

    Building Anew Community is a community-based housing provider licensed under each state's Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) program. This program gives states the flexibility to offer home- and community-based alternatives to institutionalization or incarceration particularly for vulnerable populations.

    Our supportive housing model provides:

    • Safe, stable, and affordable housing for up to 24 months

    • Wraparound services for individuals experiencing housing instability, mental illness, substance use recovery, criminal justice involvement, or chronic homelessness

    • A path toward self-sufficiency and improved quality of life

    Our program prioritizes underserved populations, including low-income individuals, veterans, seniors, and others who face systemic barriers to housing and healthcare.

Incarceration Diversion Program

Our incarceration diversion program—paired with our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and ancillary job training & mentorship programs that aim to provide a holistic approach to participants—yields an impressive recidivism reduction rate of 77%.

Who We Serve

Population by Race or Tribe

  • San Carlos Apache: 25%

  • Navajo: 21%

  • More Than One Tribe: 18%

  • Salt River: 9%

  • More Than One Race: 7%

  • White Mountain Apache: 7%

  • Hopi: 6%

  • Gila River: 3%

Male Population by Age

  • Age 40 - 50: 27%

  • Age 20 - 30: 23%

  • Age 3 - 19: 20%

  • Age 30 - 40: 14%

  • Age > 50: 10%

  • Age 2 - 5: 3%

*Sex Identification of Participants: 46% Female | 54% Male