RESET Program:

A New Path to Stability

The RESET Program is a long-term support program with the goal of providing individuals and their families with guidance, crucial life skills, and support over a 12-24-month period. This program is designed for individuals and families that are ready to navigate out of poverty and establish a life of self-sufficiency. By the end of their time in this program, participants will have pressed a figurative “reset” button, equipped with tools, connections and resources to keep them on the path to long-term stability.

Key Components of  the RESET Program

Trauma Informed- Recognizing that loss plays a role in the cyclical effects of poverty.

Consistent Follow-up– Success is built on the communal support of participants over a period of time. Results will not happen overnight.

Self-Esteem and Visioning– Getting to a place where one can make short term and longer-term goals.

Human Capital Development– Skills building and strength finder programming.

Holistic Approach to the Family- Recognizing that participants are whole beings, with complex ecosystems.

Financial Empowerment– Education and asset-building, including opening new accounts and building relationships with financial institutions.

Program Admission Requirements

• Commitment to long-term growth and improvement
• Pima County Resident
• 6-month minimum sobriety
• Employed a minimum of 20 hours per week
• 18 to 55 years of age
• Have an adjusted gross income at or below 150% of the federal poverty guidelines

Program Benefits

• Wrap-around services
• Robust referral network
• Access to financial assistance over the course of the program
• Personalized plan management and goal setting
• Network and social support building
• Improve your life, and build stability