ABC15 visited with Tim Newberry and Antoinette Nez, a married couple who are both visually impaired and who had often lived apart, Tim even living out of a tent at one point.
Their 9-year-old son Elliott, had longed for a room of his own while living with both of his parents.
They connected with A New Leaf and were able to move into La Mesita in Mesa earlier this year, finally reuniting as a family. Now they cook meals and watch TV together as they continue to build their lives.
A New Leaf continues to help with workforce development and childcare services. The organization says they are always looking for volunteers and donations, you can learn more here .
To hear their story, watch the video in the player above.
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