A New Chapter of Growth and Sustainability
Arizona Women’s Recovery Center is proud to share that Weldon House, Sally’s Place, Legacy House, HER House, Thelma’s Place, and Terri’s Place have successfully transitioned under the guidance of Terros Health.
While it is bittersweet to share that Arizona Women’s Recovery Center is no longer operating as a standalone outpatient clinic, this partnership opens the door to new opportunities for growth, sustainability, and continued impact. The familiar and dedicated staff members our clients know and trust continue to provide comprehensive, evidence-based treatment and support to women and their families.
We are deeply grateful that these programs and the important work they represent will continue serving our community for years to come. This is not an ending for the women and families we serve—it is a new chapter.
For housing, program questions, or applications:
Lisa Price | lisa.price@terros.org | 602-989-6760
For donation pickups: 480-521-3624
Small clothing and houseware donations may be dropped off Monday–Friday, 1:00–4:00 p.m. at:
2945 N. 35th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Financial Donations
If you would like to help meet the needs of the women and children served through these programs, financial donations can be made through Terros Health’s donation page.
To designate your donation to a specific program, please email donate@terroshealth.org with the donor’s name, donation amount, and the program you would like to support.
If you would like your gift to be counted toward the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit, Terros Health’s QCO number is 20295 and EIN is 86-0252067.
Celebrating 65 Years of Empowering Women
Arizona Women’s Recovery Center (AWRC) is celebrating 65 years of empowering women on their journey to recovery. The success stories of AWRC are countless, and our dedicated staff and leadership still remain steadfast in their commitment to breaking the cycle of addiction for women and children across Arizona. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our staff, donors, partners, and community members for their unwavering support of women in recovery.
About Arizona Women's Recovery Center
Established in 1960 (originally as NCADD Arizona), Arizona Women’s Recovery Center has helped thousands of women through the recovery process. At AWRC, we treat the whole woman and her family with education, one-on-one and group therapy, case management, medical and psychiatric support, parenting, vocational training, supportive housing and more. We believe these evidence-based and holistic approaches are keys to the long-term success of our clients.
Mission: Arizona Women’s Recovery Center’s mission is to provide services to women with substance use disorders, enhancing their lives through comprehensive, women-centered, evidenced-based programs.
Vision: The cycle of substance use for women and their children is eradicated.
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REVIEWS
Today, I thought about how far I have come. I’m proud of myself. I’ve never felt so much worth and value. I’ve made it. I am so grateful for what I have, so many blessings in my life. It’s because of AWRC and these people who taught me values and morals, gave me everything I have today. If it weren’t for them, I don’t know where I’d be.
There was a void in my heart. I didn’t feel accepted; didn’t feel like I fit in. I couldn’t get high enough to forget that I was going to lose my baby and my family. Then, I found AWRC. They placed me at Legacy House. I spent two weeks on methadone – an extraordinarily short time for detox – but I was determined not to place my baby in any more danger…They gave me the support that I needed through everything. They’ve been there for me no matter what. They helped me feel wanted.
Day by day I was just selling my soul. You get to a point where there’s nothing left to sell. At Weldon House, I learned how to make friends, how to budget, time management, keep my home, and be a good parent.