About
About
Leadership Team
Amy Schwabenlender
Executive Director
Dave Backus
Director of Operations
Steve Davis
Director of Development
Human Services Campus Board of Directors
Jonathan Koppell
President
Arizona State University
TJ Swearengin, Vice President
Lee & Associates
Jeff McMullin, Treasurer
Mansperger, Patterson & McMullin
Brent Downs -Secretary
St. Joseph the Worker
Linda Mushkatel
Community Volunteer
Guy Mikkelsen
Community Volunteer
Allison Davis
Snell & Wilmer
Linda Ross
Circle the City
Lisa Glow
CASS
Mike McQuaid
J.M. Management Company
Kendra Lee
Arizona Public Service
Joe Riley
Community Volunteer
Commander Dennis Orender
Phoenix Police Department
Marcus Anderson
Society of Saint Vincent de Paul
Bill Hardin
Osborn Maledon
Kris Volcheck, DDS
BrighterWay Institute
Holly Zoe
Dickinson Wright
Through the collaborative approach of the HSC hundreds of clients have daily access to social support services, job assistance, convenience items, behavioral health, legal services and more. Public and private partnerships have been and continue to be the backbone of our organization – our successes are a result of the cooperative and collaborative work of the many compassionate, progressive visionaries in our Valley of the Sun community.
Milestones at Human Services Campus
- In November 2005, the HSC opened on the Human Services Campus in downtown Phoenix. A non-profit, private, government and community collaboration that provides wrap-around services for adults experiencing homelessness, the Campus has become a national model. Referred to as the “hub” of the Campus; the HSc serves as a gateway for individuals to access an extensive array of human services needed to begin the transformation from crisis to stability and self-sufficiency.
- In March of 2017, with donations from the Garcia Family, the Maricopa County IDA
Brian Garcia Welcome Center
and the Thunderbirds Charities, the Brian Garcia Welcome Center was opened. In addition to honoring the life of Brian Garcia, a frequent volunteer at the campus, the Welcome Center helps clients receive services more expeditiously. The opening of the Welcome Center has allowed the HSC and the Campus to expand our capacity,meet our clients more expediently and more effectively coordinate services to empower people to end their homelessness. The Welcome Center provides assessments for over 700 unduplicated clients each month. Over 5% of clients are diverted from homelessness via reunification with family and friends. In addition, our Street Outreach Program aims to increase client engagements and help individuals navigate all the services available on the Campus.
Brian Garcia Welcome Center
and the Thunderbirds Charities, the Brian Garcia Welcome Center was opened. In addition to honoring the life of Brian Garcia, a frequent volunteer at the campus, the Welcome Center helps clients receive services more expeditiously. The opening of the Welcome Center has allowed the HSC and the Campus to expand our capacity,meet our clients more expediently and more effectively coordinate services to empower people to end their homelessness. The Welcome Center provides assessments for over 700 unduplicated clients each month. Over 5% of clients are diverted from homelessness via reunification with family and friends. In addition, our Street Outreach Program aims to increase client engagements and help individuals navigate all the services available on the Campus.
- In November 2005, the HSC opened on the Human Services Campus in downtown Phoenix. A non-profit, private, government and community collaboration that provides wrap-around services for adults experiencing homelessness, the Campus has become a national model. Referred to as the “hub” of the Campus; the HSC serves as a gateway for individuals to access an extensive array of human services needed to begin the transformation from crisis to stability and self-sufficiency.
- In March of 2017, with donations from the Garcia Family, the Maricopa County IDAand the Phoenix Thunderbirds Charities, the Brian Garcia Welcome Center was opened. In addition to honoring the life of Brian Garcia, a frequent volunteer at the campus, the Welcome Center helps clients receive services more expeditiously. The opening of the Welcome Center has allowed the HSC and the Campus to expand our capacity,meet our clients more expediently and more effectively coordinate services to empower people to end their homelessness. The Welcome Center provides assessments for over 700 unduplicated clients each month. Over 5% of clients are diverted from homelessness via reunification with family and friends. In addition, our Street Outreach Program aims to increase client engagements and help individuals navigate all the services available on the Campus.
