History of UMOM New Day Centers

For families in need of life’s basic necessities -- food, clothing and shelter -- UMOM New Day Centers has come to the aid of the community since 1964.

UMOM New Day Centers offers basic necessities plus education, recreation, health screenings and assessments, 24-hour security, hygiene items, cleaning supplies and resources for financial assistance, job training and placement, continuing education, counseling, medical services, legal assistance and much more.

On our main campus at 3333 East Van Buren Street in Phoenix, Arizona, you’ll find a wellness center, chapel, Kids Den for after-school activities, the Clothes Closet which provides clothing for clients, and a community dining facility providing 3 nutritious meals daily plus culinary skills education.

Further, our Child Care Center is licensed and accredited for about 100 children, providing a safe learning environment and sense of normalcy for children who have experienced precarious living conditions. Attendance develops social skills and improves preparedness for school while it frees the parent(s) to focus on education and employment. Ours is Arizona’s only accredited facility on a homeless shelter campus.

UMOM New Day Centers was founded by local United Methodist Churches in 1964 and incorporated in 1985 as a private, nonsectarian, nonprofit agency. An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, we are staffed by professional case managers, crisis counselors, childcare providers, housing specialists, resident assistants and administrators.

UMOM New Day Centers is a charitable organization under IRS Code Section 501(c)(3). All donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.

For more information call (602) 275-7852.