Our Impact

Find Yourself in a Selfless Act

Step One Halfway House provides structured sober living for men seeking stability, connection, and a supportive recovery community. Through peer support, recovery meetings, and shared responsibilities, residents build healthy routines and relationships that support lasting recovery.

Our i-Host program offers opportunities to develop practical skills, strengthen accountability, and contribute through service. Participation helps residents build confidence, prepare for employment, and take meaningful steps toward greater independence.

Recovery grows through connection. At Step One, residents become part of a community where men encourage one another, share lived experience and recognize each other’s progress. Whether someone arrives without income, personal belongings, or a local support network, our focus is on helping him find belonging, purpose, and a path forward.

Step One Halfway House, As A 501(C) (3) Not-For-Profit Organization, Has The Vision To Provide A Safe Environment To Homeless Americans And At-Risk Citizens Of Phoenix, AZ. In This Case, We Have Developed Programs Such As The 90-Day Certification Program, Scholarship Program, After Care Program, And Community Impact Program, Which Aim To Alleviate Poverty And Build A Healthy And Stable Community By Financially Empowering Its Vulnerable Populations.



Step One Halfway House, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, serves homeless and at-risk men in Phoenix, AZ, through safe, stable sober living. We believe access to housing and a community that cares can give men the opportunity to rebuild their lives.

Our homes provide structure through clear expectations, shared responsibilities, and a substance-free living environment. The i-Host program adds opportunities for service and employment readiness, while peer support connects residents with others who understand the challenges of recovery.

Our mission is to help men move from housing instability toward independent living. Within our recovery community, residents can focus on their next steps—from securing employment and pursuing education to rebuilding relationships and planning for long-term housing.

477+

Men Housed Each Year

105+

Completed Housing Term

75+

Scholarship Housing Benefits Provided

Our Strategic Objectives

We are a community resource for the most vulnerable among us — the helpless, the homeless, the forgotten, and those who have fallen through the cracks.

We assist our communities by providing safe, stable housing for veterans, men experiencing homelessness, and individuals committed to living substance-free, including those facing financial or life stability challenges.

Our housing program fills the gap for people who have no place to turn, offering stability, structure, and a chance to rebuild their lives. We provide an environment that reduces financial pressure so residents can focus on employment, education, and personal growth.

By maintaining substance-free homes with clear community standards, we help residents transition from instability to independence. Our approach ensures that every person who meets our criteria has a fair chance at safe housing and the opportunity to move forward.