HOPE Arizona




    
					 
						HOPE Is Born
							
							
								Helping Ourselves Pursue Enrichment (HOPE)
begins as a grass roots member-centric
organization. Individuals utilizing behavioral
health services in Pima County meet to
provide peer support for navigating the
system. 
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1980's
				
						
					 
						HOPE Becomes Incorporated
							
							
								HOPE incorporates in the City of Tucson to
officially become HOPE, INC. 
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1992
				
						
					 
						Birth of  the Warm Line
							
							
								HOPE's Warm Line opens to callers
throughout Pima County, providing peer
support to individuals in need. 
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1999
				
						
					 
						HOPE Joins CPSA
							
							
								HOPE becomes a Community Service
Provider in the Community Partnership of
Southern Arizona (CPSA) public behavioral
health network 
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2002
				
						
					 
						Diversion Services
							
							
								Diversion Services begins administering peer
support to individuals involved in the Mental
Health Court of Pima County 
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2011
				
						
					 
						HOPE Opens Nueva Luz
							
							
								HOPE's Nueva Luz site becomes licensed as
an outpatient clinic and expands services to
include case management and therapy. 
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2012
				
						
					 
						100% Peer Run
							
							
								HOPE becomes the only 100% Peer and Family run Comprehensive Service Provider in the state of Arizona. 
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2014
				
						
					 
						HOPE Yuma becomes a reality!
							
							
								HOPE opens site in Yuma, AZ, offering
outpatient services and peer support. 
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2016
				
						
					 
						HOPE and the Cenpatico Network
							
							
								HOPE becomes a Specialty Provider in the Cenpatico Network, providing services to bridge the gaps in behavioral health care with a focus on recovery, wellness and reintegration. 
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2017