Back a life.
Change a story.
Listed nationally on Findhelp.org, we're here for the whole country, 24/7 — free and sliding-scale coaching for people coming home from incarceration, staying clear in recovery, and aging out of foster care, across all 8 dimensions of life. Your gift puts a Change Coach in someone's corner.
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Your $100 gift sponsors a full get-to-know-you coaching session with a Change Coach.
Sponsor a Seat — $150
Pays one full life-skills certification for someone who can't afford it. You get an email receipt and a voucher code — we give it to someone on our waitlist, or you can share it with someone you know.
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The Work So Far
Your gift is already changing lives
2,847+
Individuals served
18,923
Coaching hours delivered
612
Success stories
Where We're Headed
What we're doing right now
We're working directly with our local community — inside rehabilitation centers and on college campuses — so support meets people where they are.
Recovery partnerships with local rehabilitation centers
We partner with local rehabilitation centers to connect people in residential recovery with a Change Coach — so support starts before discharge and sticks long after.
ASU foster youth aging-out initiative
In partnership with ASU programs serving students aging out of foster care, we provide a coach who stays — through school, housing, first jobs, and everything after.
$0 community coaching
Our free community sessions and sliding-scale certification programs keep support within reach for anyone rebuilding — no one is turned away for cost.
The math makes the case
California spends $132,000/year to keep one person in prison. A Change Coach costs a fraction of that — and actually changes the outcome.
Back a Life Now8 Dimensions of Wellness · 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Sources
- Arizona Dept. of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry — Monthly Data Report, Nov. 2024 (ASPC-Perryville population: 3,308). corrections.az.gov
- Arizona Dept. of Child Safety — close to 7,000 Arizona children in foster care. dcs.az.gov
- KFF / SAMHSA NSDUH 2022–2023 state estimates — 1,953,000 Arizona adults with any mental illness or substance use disorder. kff.org
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