Founded in 1988, Save the Family was created to help Valley homeless families become self-sufficient. In 1989, the agency acquired four housing units and served the first four families, who were referred from a local domestic violence shelter. Currently, between the Transitional and ARM programs, Save the Family operates over 190 housing units. In calendar year 2011, services were provided to more than 290 families with more than 590 children. Services include Life Skills Classes, Vocational and Job Placement Assistance, Career Development, Mental and Emotional Health Counseling, Legal, Dental and Medical Aid, Individualized Case Management, and a wide variety of Children's Programs.

Save the Family empowers families to conquer homelessness and achieve life-long independence.