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More than 40 nonprofits, faith groups, and businesses across Greater Houston work together to grow a compassionate culture city-wide.
A national network of 500+ organizations reducing polarization and building trust across differences — free to join, no obligations.
Federal highway expansion along Fifth Ward's western edge
Federal tax incentive zone covering Fifth Ward census tracts
EPA grants for solar power, workforce training, and resilience
Flood control channel and detention basin for Kashmere Gardens
City investment plan for Kashmere Gardens
Fifth Ward's local reinvestment zone
EPA consent order on Union Pacific creosote contamination
A summer program introducing incoming Rice students to civic leadership, ethical community engagement, and Houston through a social-justice lens.
Programs for adults, seniors, veterans, and service members with disabilities — recreation, assistive technology, respite, and caregiver support.
Trained volunteers mentor refugee and immigrant students, building English skills, confidence, leadership, and academic success.
Helps men and women finish their sentences in a lower-restriction setting and transition back into society.
Safe before- and after-school care that reinforces academic concepts at multiple YMCA locations.
An in-school program for at-risk high school girls combining financial literacy with career and college readiness.
After-school and online tutoring that builds literacy and core academic skills for enrolled students.
Swim lessons for all ages — group, semi-private, and private formats, with adaptive options at select locations.
Serves children six weeks through Pre-K with developmental support, fresh meals, parent training, and referral resources.
Outpatient addiction treatment and prevention in Houston, Fort Worth, and Conroe, with programs for women, parenting, job prep, and trauma.
DreamKids meet weekly with carefully selected mentors using the DreamJourney curriculum to build strong relationships.
Adult education (ESL and GED) and workforce-development training to help adults gain skills and achieve financial stability.
Rapid re-housing and homeless prevention for veterans and their families, plus links to supportive services.
A college-persistence program for refugee first-year college students offering one-on-one case management and monthly cohort meetings.
Prepares and reconnects families to welcome participants home, including an invitation to graduation.
Year-long mentoring and case management for refugee high schoolers preparing for college.