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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BPSOS-Houston disaster recovery project provides short and long-Term Case Management services, including benefits assistance, FEMA claims assistance and referrals, and direct emergency assistance.
Rebuilding our community one day at a time by providing True Affordable Housing and Disaster Recovery service too low to moderate-income Communities.
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
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
Mission
At Connective, we transform social services into a more connected, empathetic and accessible system.
We partner with communities by designing and delivering human-centered social service programs, developing cutting-edge technology tools for service providers, and leading community-wide change.
Services Provided During Non-Disaster Times
Technology services for nonprofits & collective impact efforts, Human-Centered Design Consulting, Digital Transformation Consulting, Collective Impact Facilitation & Convening.
Mission:
Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) is a local arts and culture organization whose principal work is to implement the City of Houston’s vision, values, and goals for its arts grantmaking and civic art investments. HAA’s work is conducted through contracts with the City of Houston, overseen by the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs. HAA also executes privately funded special projects to meet the needs of the arts community, such as disaster preparation, research on the state of the arts in Houston, and temporary public art projects that energize neighborhoods.
In short, HAA helps artists and nonprofits be bold, productive, and strong.
Services Provided During Non-Disaster Times:
Disaster Services is focused on providing support during a disaster and before s disaster, this includes connecting the arts and cultural community to the emergency management and disaster communities during blue skies.