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Angel Reach serves Kinship families and youth who have aged out of the foster care system and/or are at risk of homelessness between the ages of 16-24. Most come from the Greater Houston area. Some come from other areas in the state of Texas. These young people are scared and alone, with a history of being consistently let down by the adults who should have been caring for them. The effect on our community is tragic. The statistics speak for themselves: • 50% will end up homeless • 27% will end up in jail • 67% will end up pregnant before they turn 21, and many of their children will repeat the cycle • 46% (only) will complete high school The goal at Angel Reach is to provide a foundation for our young people and families through their respected programs to become emotionally stable and financially independent. From the meager beginnings of serving a few kinship/foster families and their children out of the founder's garage, Angel Reach has grown to now serve over 300 Kinship individuals and 135 young adults between the ages of 16-24 each year. The Transitional Living Program (TLP) is our largest Program and has expanded to 4 homes and scattered-site housing, usually apartments, as well as the support programs used to support each individual. TLP is a 4-year program where every day that a young person spends with us, they are offered an opportunity to learn, be cared for, and supported in their goals. Our mission is to break the generational cycle of abuse, neglect, and homelessness by equipping aged-out foster youth and homeless youth to live independently as well as providing critical services and support to relatives doing their best to keep children out of the foster care system. Our vision is to help these children and youth achieve their full potential in spite of the obstacles placed on them by broken families and a broken system.

To create an independent inclusive community of people and businesses providing opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Sister Connection was founded in 2006 to help widows rebuild their lives after decades of war. Civil conflict left a generation of widows and orphans without status and without support. We connected them to donors who rebuilt their homes and supported them financially. Today, Sister Connection serves a new generation of widows. While the memory of war is fading, the economic prospects for widows and their children remain bleak. Our goal has shifted from the immediate needs of charity to a push for self-sufficiency and sustainable development.

After a survey found over 50,000 widows of career enlisted Air Force personnel lived in poverty, the Air Force Enlisted Men's, Widows and Dependents Home Foundation was incorporated in 1971. Teresa Village, an apartment complex located in Fort Walton Beach, FL was purchased in 1975, providing the first housing for enlisted widows. Construction of Bob Hope Village was completed in 1988. Between the two villages, we have the capability to house and provide services for 450 resident in independent living apartments. A reflection of our growing and evolving mission was our official name change in 2002 to the Air Force Enlisted Village. On September 15, 2005 our new Assisted Living Residence, Hawthorn House was opened adjacent to Bob Hope Village. We can now provide a greater level of care as our residents age in place. The long range goal is to eventually build a skilled nursing residence in order to provide continuous life care. Our campus also has a beautiful all-faiths chapel, a welcome center and an administrative building. Providing for resident's physical, social , psychological, health and security needs is the AFEV's only purpose.

Through personal commitment, collective talent, and innovation, Elwyn supports individuals with diverse challenges in shaping distinctive, meaningful lives.

Because building opportunities for people with disabilities strengthens the entire community, it is our vision to provide a place to live, work and play for everyone. We are committed to the idea that everyone has gifts that can impact others. It is our challenge to build venues and create opportunities for cooperative growth through the use of these gifts. Through FAITH we strive to cultivate: - Diversity: To draw ideas from each person’s unique perspective and use them as a catalyst for empowerment. - Personal Choice: To recognize the variety of individual needs and goals and support them when possible. - Awareness: We strive to be mindful of the diverse needs of others. People are challenged daily by things we take for granted. - Service: We are here to fulfill unmet needs wherever possible. We are at our best when we give.

We believe that parental care is essential to the development of premature infants. ​ We are striving to increase each NICU parent's ability to care personally for their precious newborn by partnering with hospital social services departments nationwide to provide travel expenses for NICU families. ​ In the past we have helped by offering: ​ Prepaid Gas Cards Rail and Bus Tickets Assistance with airfare Assistance with lodging fees Assistance with meal fees ​ Every family situation is unique which is why we ask that you contact your hospital social worker. They will help you determine the possible expenses you will have during your baby's stay in the NICU. They will be able to reach out to CHF on your behalf & we will take it from there!

Mission: Building new lives for America's homeless families and individuals through housing and community outreach.

Seeking to put God's love into action, our mission brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. our vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live.

Westside Housing’s works at the intersection of Home, Health and Energy.   We work with residents, local businesses, and key stakeholders to build sustainable communities that are safe, affordable, and healthy places where diverse people want to live, work, and play. Westside Housing Organization demonstrates the principles of sustainability in all lines of business and within the communities we serve.

Benilde Hall Program’s mission is to promote balanced and responsible independent living by preventing the relapse of chemically dependent homeless persons through housing and substance abuse treatment so they can work and live without the havoc and chaos caused by addiction and homelessness.

The Mercy Tree is a non-profit charitable corporation that provides a hot meal and God’s Word to homeless people in the Clear Lake, TX area everyday. They also provide showers on Saturdays. Clothing and toiletries are made available when possible.