55 Stories about The Haven
We are collecting 55 stories to commemorate our 55th anniversary. From mothers reunited with their children to women who found their voice and purpose again, each story is a testament to hope, healing, and resilience.
Introducing Somatic Experiencing at The Haven
The majority of The Haven’s members have endured significant trauma in their lives. We are now offering Somatic Experiencing to help women heal.
The Haven Launches Rejuvenation Campaign to Enhance Healing Spaces
We’re excited to launch a rejuvenation campaign to enhance our physical treatment environment.
The Haven Received a $50,000 Capital Grant from Arizona Complete Health
The Haven is proud to announce Rick Small as its honoree for the 2025 Chrysalis Luncheon.
The Haven Ranked as One of the Best Addiction Treatment Centers in the U.S.
The Haven has been recognized as one of the best substance use treatment centers in the U.S.
Inspiring Celebration in Honor of Judge Steele and the Native Ways Program
The Haven celebrated its annual Chrysalis luncheon on March 5. This year, we honored Judge Victoria Steele for creating our Native Ways Program.
Nati Cano Honored with Rural Women’s Health Award
The Haven’s Native Ways Therapist Nati Cano was honored with Rural Women’s Health Awards in the category of Innovative Approach to Rural Women’s Health.
The Haven Best-in-Class in Workforce Development and Staff Competency
The Haven has been recognized as best-in-class in workforce development and staff competency among Arizona healthcare providers.
Exciting Partnership with University of Arizona
The University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women is helping The Haven to expand its Native Ways programming with the goal of becoming the go-to resource for Native American women in recovery.
State Addressing Fraud Against the Medicaid System
Governor Hobbs held a press conference with the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), announcing actions the State is taking to stop fraud against the Medicaid system and exploitation of AHCCCS members.
