Hesed House aims to improve the environmental and social conditions that contribute to poor health and support a quality of life that promotes the health and well-being of Wharton County residents, with special attention to those who are underserved.
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Restoring homes and families after disaster
Mission: COCO’s mission is to educate, empower, and enhance loves, to make informed decisions with the goal of obtaining healthy and sustainable communities.
Mission: Our mission is to develop resources to meet the needs of disaster-affected Galveston County residents.
Mission
We work together to improve lives, build a stronger community, and create meaningful opportunities for people to prosper.
Since 2001, United Way of Greater Houston has been leading disaster recovery efforts. We serve as a convenor, funder, and critical information resources. Through our 211 Texas/United Way HELPLINE, we answer information and referral calls 24 hours a day for 33 counties in Texas and 75% of the state after hours and on weekends. In addition, we facilitate and lead long-term recovery groups in Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, and Waller Counties. During major disasters, we stand up a fundraising effort to raise funding for disaster recovery efforts.
| Volunteer Houston (Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston) |
Mission
To advance collaboration to create community-wide solutions for thriving nonprofits, neighborhoods, and families.
The ACAM Network has a history of responding in times of disaster, serving 150,000 people with $15M in relief resources over the past decade.
Mission:
Promoting a Healthy and Safe Community
Preventing Illness and Injury
Protecting You
“Harris County Public Health, Your Department for Life”
Services Provided During Non-Disaster Times:
Public education, planning, preparedness trainings, community resilience, resilience of HCPH staff