LOVE Mary Barreras, the women’s Recovery Manager, is an excellent example of the passion all of the staff share in our commitment to our guest’s recovery and in the love of Christ we strive to emulate. Mary has faithfully served the poor and the homeless at Gospel Rescue Mission since 1998. She is familiar with their struggles and the unique challenges a single woman or a single mother faces. 

A Temporary Home For 12 months, the women in our Recovery Program commit their lives to staying clean and sober and spend the year working through their addictions, traumas, and behaviors and learning tools to help them overcome. (more…)

To escape the streets, Anthony needed more than partial recovery – he needed wholeness According to the most extensive survey ever undertaken by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, (more…)

Medical Respite coming soon to the Center of Opportunity Gospel Rescue Mission at the H.S. Lopez Family Foundation Center of Opportunity will soon be able to offer medical respite care to the homeless on-site, through a partnership with Catholic Community Services.

Our new collaboration is putting men and women to WORK! Careers in Information Technology, Construction, Culinary Arts, and more will be available to our guests thanks to our collaboration with Pima Community College and Rapid Certification Training.

Chris has been struggling with addiction since he was 13 years old.

It’s not often TV changes your life, but that’s exactly what happened to Ken Beavers four years ago.