Where Hope Lives to build hospital for sex trafficking survivors in West Valley

Sex trafficking survivors in the metro Phoenix area are set to soon benefit from a hospital that will be built by nonprofit Where Hope Lives.

BY ANGELA GONZALES/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL

Aug 4, 2025, 4:45 AM

Follow on Google News

Where Hope Lives hospital metro Phoenix nonprofit sex trafficking survivors...

Rendering of a 170-bed hospital being planned in the West Valley to treat survivors of human trafficking. (Photo via Where Hope Lives)

(Photo via Where Hope Lives)

Where Hope Lives, a Phoenix-based nonprofit that operates three residential facilities for young survivors of sex trafficking in the Phoenix metro, plans to build a hospital to support patients in a West Valley city.

With a $60 million development cost, the 170-bed hospital will be built on nine acres the nonprofit owns next to one of its residential facilities.

The Business Journal is not identifying the exact location of the three residential facilities and proposed hospital to protect the residents and future patients.

This story is posted in partnership with Phoenix Business Journal. Click to read the full story.