Our volunteer and training manager Michael Santeusiano was featured in a recent article by PBS. A study done by the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveled that an increasing number of retirees are returni...
As we grow as an organization our work evolves, but remains shaped around our values and mission. “Circle the City is an organization that’s dedicated to making sure that people experienc...
Your support helps build healthier communities without homelessness. Receive a Tax Credit when you donate to Circle the City Arizona taxpayers can contribute to qualifying organizations and receive a ...
Homelessness Awareness Month The month of November is National Homelessness Awareness Month; help spread awareness about our cause to end homelessness. Our Downtown & Parsons Family Health Centers...
For those who live on the streets, a visit to the doctor might be necessary, but it’s mostly out of reach. Thanks to a new facility in central Phoenix, those days are over. A new primary healthcare fa...
If her first calling was to join the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet community, Sister Adele O’Sullivan’s second was a literal phone call, expressing the need for a doctor to serve the homeless. “...
When it comes to health, there is no monetary amount that can come close to it in value. PHOENIX, Ariz.- When it comes to health, there is no monetary amount that can come close to it in value. When y...
Thanks to a $50,000 grant from Thunderbird Charities, Circle the City has a new van to transport patients experiencing homelessness between its two facilities — the Medical Respite Center and The Pars...
One of the most pressing problems facing Maricopa County is rising public spending on health care with poor health outcomes. A major contributor to this public spending is a small subset of individual...
Circle the City has received a $500,000 grant from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to help sustain and expand its mission of providing compassionate, high-quality healthcare to men, women and c...