By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted April 3, 2024 Listen First to Seek to Understand For the calendar year 2023, according to Maricopa Association of Governments, there were 19 new people experiencing homelessness for every 10 people finding housing. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted March 12, 2024 Season of Action When fear freezes action, nothing is done. Pick one thing that works toward reducing and ending homelessness, and do it! 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted February 7, 2024 Change Not change for the sake of change. Change for the sake of achieving the mission to end homelessness. Working Together. Unlocking the Way Home. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted January 2, 2024 Mahalo Nui Loa As human beings, it doesn't matter if it's an island or a desert, everyone deserves safe, permanent, affordable housing. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted December 6, 2023 Limitless Love For me, the choice is to act with love. There is no maximum capacity on how much love one human being has and can give. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted November 1, 2023 It’s Happening There are lessons to be learned from the last several years. There are definitely situations myself and HSC don't want to repeat. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted October 23, 2023 Managing Polarity We have to pull ourselves through the uncertainty, the chaos, the ups and downs, because thousands of people are expecting us to help them. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted October 4, 2023 The Fourth Element The human element is perhaps the most important. People are the numbers. More than 7,000 human beings waiting for housing. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted September 6, 2023 Count Your Blessings Everyone we interact with deserves to flourish and prosper. Every single one deserves to thrive. 0 Read More
By Amy Schwabenlender In ReflectionsPosted July 21, 2023 Offer Human Kindness Where ever you are, if you are reading this, check on people around you. The Arizona heat is excessive this summer. 0 Read More