Teen Challenge of Arizona and Concord General Contracting Celebrate Ribbon-Cutting of Tucson Men’s Center
A new recovery center now stands on Miracle Mile, creating a place for healing and new beginnings. Concord General Contracting, Light + Path Architecture, and Teen Challenge of Arizona are proud to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the new Tucson Men’s Center alongside community partners and leaders. Supporters from across Arizona gathered to recognize this important milestone, including Congressman Juan Ciscomani and Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner, underscoring the significance of the project and its impact on the Tucson community.
The project resulted in a new 51,500-square-foot residential recovery campus that provides housing for 56 men. The Tucson Men’s Center includes living quarters, an administration building, student services, a chapel, and courtyards designed to support Teen Challenge of Arizona’s long-term mission.
Concord is proud to have partnered with Teen Challenge of Arizona and Light + Path Architecture to deliver a project that will serve the Tucson community for years to come. The Tucson Men’s Center represents an important investment in both people and place, creating lasting opportunities for hope, healing, and new beginnings.
