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SEEKING THE WELFARE
OF OUR COMMUNITY

Navajo County is one of the most underserved counties in our state. This is why we do what we do.

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20%

28%

12.7%

34%

0.09%

20% of our families are food insecure; only 9% of us eat our recommended vegetable and fruit amounts

28% of our community lives in poverty

12.7% of our community is unemployed

There are over 3,000 single-mother homes and almost 800 single-father homes

Per 1 Mental Healthcare Provider, there are 1,109 individuals
 

*Data provided by the most recent Navajo County Community Health Assessment.

SOME OF OUR IMPACT IN 2023

20,200

$ IN FINANCIAL AID GIVEN

4000

FOOD BOXES DISTRIBUTED

FOOD BOXES DISTRIBUTED

50

RE:ENTRY PARTICIPANTS HELPED

30,125

MEALS SERVED

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OUR STRATEGY

  • COMMUNITY BARRIERS: We tackle community barriers by gathering relevant data, engaging our community, presenting, and petitioning for solutions in our community.​

  • COMMUNITY RESOURCE NAVIGATION: Our knowledgeable team assists community members in finding the confidence to discover the resources they need to meet their goals.​

  • COMMUNITY MENTORSHIP: Through programs, we pair participants with trained mentors to inspire change and offer emotional, social, and spiritual support.

  • COMMUNITY CONNECTION POINT: The RE:center is a hub for our community partners to provide wrap-around services in a central location

  • ENDING COMMUNITY POVERTY: Using the evidence-based Getting Ahead curriculum, the RE:center educates participants about poverty and equips them with life skills and resources to break free from its cycle.

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EMPOWERING
COMMUNITY CHANGE

If you are a member of our community, we implore you to consider supporting our struggling neighbors. The White Mountain community is only as strong as its weakest link. We cannot continue to ignore the barriers to thriving, resilient lives and those drowning around us. It’s time to throw out a lifeline. Each one of us are called to this duty.

 

The RE:center is a nonprofit organization that relies on grants and donations from individuals, the faith-based community, and other local agencies to serve the underserved. Please consider becoming a financial partner today.

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