Clarewood House offers multiple living options to enjoy life now and in the future, including Independent Living apartments, Assisted Living and Extended Care Center/Rehabilitation Center.

Child Advocates of Fort Bend strengthens the child's voice, heals the hurt, and breaks the cycle of abuse and neglect for children and families in Fort Bend and surrounding counties. Child Advocates of Fort Bend is a nonprofit agency working to end child abuse in Fort Bend County. We serve child victims of sexual abuse, physical abuse and neglect through a "one-stop", comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach. We operate two nationally-affiliated programs: Court Appounted Special Advocates (CASA) - We advocate for children in the foster care system through trained community volunteers. Our goal is to find children a safe and permanent home. Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) - We provide a safe place for children who have been sexually abused, severely physically abused or witnesses to domestic homicide to disclose their abuse to forensic interviewers. A team of social workers, licensed therapist and victim advocacy specialists provide free therapy, family support and criminal court advocacy. We partner with law enforcement and the district attorney's office on the prosecution of criminal cases. - We match every child in foster care with a CASA volunteer. - We have never turned away a child in need of our services. - All of our services are free.

Fort Bend Women’s Center has been bringing healing and hope to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault since 1980. Our mission is to help survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and their children to achieve safety and self-sufficiency, while striving to prevent violence against women. We are the only dedicated domestic violence and sexual assault emergency shelter and crisis hotline in Fort Bend County. In addition to these crisis intervention services, we are also the largest regional provider of non-residential services such as counseling, case management, advocacy and other support services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Fort Bend Women’s Center is also a major provider of housing programs, including short to long term assistance, for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Our clients are primarily from Fort Bend and Harris counties though our services are open to any survivor of domestic violence and/or sexual assault. We have a history of successfully identifying and adopting innovative approaches to victim services, driven by our commitment to providing the most effective support possible to the survivors we serve. Examples include our use of positive reinforcement, motivational interviewing, the early adoption of mobile advocacy and the introduction of neurofeedback training and behavioral therapy, to assist clients living with Traumatic Brain Injury, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and/or other mental health disorders. We are currently the only agency to offer this treatment to domestic violence and sexual assault victims.

FPK SERVICES LLC is a hospital & health care company based out of 6430 RICHAMOND AVE STE 215, HOUSTON, Texas, United States.

An organizational model that allows not-for-profit hospices (Members) to leverage best practices, achieve economies of scale and collaborate in ways that better prepare each agency to participate in emerging alternative payment models and advance their charitable missions.

Restore Therapy is one of Alabama’s largest providers of innovative rehabilitative therapies and wellness-based programs to senior populations. We employ clinicians in Alabama, Missouri, Arkansas, and Florida to provide personalized physical, occupational, and speech therapies to meet each patient’s unique needs.

Have Haven Inc is a hospital & health care company based out of 6200 Savoy Dr, Houston, TX, United States.

Dedicated to helping those with drug/alcohol find freedom. Twelve stepped based residential treatment center on the banks of the Brazos river.

Katy Christian Ministries is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization committed to “Transforming lives through God’s grace and the generosity of the community”. We do this by providing services to those in our community through our Social Services, Food Pantry, and Crisis Center departments. Proceeds from our Resale Store located at the corner of First Street and Avenue A., helps fund these programs. Our Social Services department helps provide light to those in darkness by helping restore broken lives through Christ-centered programs that offer individuals clarity, dignity, purpose and hope. Services include financial assistance for housing and utility expenses, clothing and furniture vouchers, school supplies, Christmas gifts for children and senior adults, Health Benefits Access such as Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, Gold Card, SNAP, TANF, and also help with job searches and other referrals as needed. Our Food Pantry department helps meet the nutritional needs of our clients through supplemental food and personal care items, holiday meals, and birthday bags. Our Crisis Center offers hope, help and safety through God’s grace and unfailing love to those affected by Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse. We provide support, education, and resources to meet the needs of victims in the community and surrounding areas.

Cy-Hope was birthed in 2011 by a core group of people concerned about the children in our community. CFISD is the third largest school district in Texas, and the largest non-urban school district in the country. CFISD is made up of a majority Latino (45%), Caucasian (24%) and African American (18%) students, with half of the over 117,000 students in CFISD qualifying as economically disadvantaged by federal standards. We have many families and students struggling with hunger, mental health, finishing school, and limited access to enriching experiences like organized sports, college prep or certification classes, private music lessons and summer camp. Cy-Hope strives to fill in these gaps through our programs, partnering with other community organizations to make sure we do not duplicate efforts, but instead collaborate to meet the needs of our community. Join us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CyHopeTx/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CyHopeTX Instagram: @cyhopetx For volunteer opportunities or more information, email [email protected].

Family Ties, Family Resource Services is a non-profit organization that serves as a Children’s Crisis and Advocacy Center. Family Ties provides Crisis Intervention and Advocacy services to Child Victims and their families as well as Prevention Services to the community. Through "Bringing Children's Safety to the Forefront", we hope to strengthen families and communities. Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @FamilyTiesFRS

HomeAid Houston, a 501(c)(3) charity sponsored by the Greater Houston Builders Association, identifies long term, stable homeless care providers who need additional capacity and pairs them with GHBA builders, vendors and suppliers who donate their time, materials and labor to help build transitional homeless shelters. Our agencies serve those who are homeless: -Women in Crisis Pregnancy -Victims of Domestic Violence and Spousal Desertion -Abused Children -Mentally Challenged -Adults Living with HIV/AIDS -Families & individuals Homeless as a result of job loss or catastrophic illness -Individuals and families suffering from drug and alcohol abuse -Male & Female Veterans In addition, HomeAid Houston serves as a housing developer and liaison between homeless care providers, the community at large, volunteers, residential builders, remodelers and developers and their suppliers and vendors. If you are an agency that provides care for temporarily homeless families and individuals, click here. Since 2003, HomeAid Houston has added 400 beds to the Houston homeless community, providing days and nights of care for over 5000 men, women and children. The agency is currently working on several major construction projects as well as many HomeAid Care projects. By 2020, HomeAid Houston will have added 600 beds and $12 million in housing and improvements to Houston's homeless community, by being the residential construction resource of choice for all homeless care providers in the greater Houston area.