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Resource Guide Updated April 2023
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
HOUSING PROVIDERS (pgs. 8-40)
▪ AIDS Services of Dallas
▪ Agape Resource & Assistance Center
▪ Austin Street Center
▪ The Bridge
▪ Bridges Can Help
▪ Brighter Tomorrows
▪ Care Center Ministries
▪ City of Dallas-Fresh Start
▪ City House
▪ Cumberland Services
▪ Dallas 24 Hour Club
▪ Dallas Hope Charities
▪ Dallas Housing Authority
▪ Dallas Life Shelter
▪ Elevate North Texas
▪ Family Gateway
▪ The Family Place
▪ Free-Man House
▪ Friends of the Family
▪ Genesis Women Shelter
▪ Giving Hope, Inc.
▪ Hope’s Door New Beginning
▪ Housing Crisis Center
▪ In My Shoes
▪ Legacy Cottage
▪ Master Leasing Program (Legacy)
▪ Mosaic Family Services
▪ Our Daily Bread/Monsignor King Outreach Center
▪ Our Friends Place
▪ Outcry in the Barrio
▪ Oxford House
▪ Promise House
▪ Refuge for Women NTX
▪ River of Life Homes
▪ Safe Haven
▪ Salvation Army
▪ Samaritan House
▪ Samaritan Inn
▪ Shared Housing Center
▪ Shurrun’s House
▪ Sonya’s House
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▪ Under 1 Roof
▪ Union Gospel Mission
▪ US Department of Housing & Urban Development- Veteran Affairs -
Supported Housing (VASH)
▪ Viola’s House
▪ Women in Need
For more housing options such as affordable apartment searches and/or other shared
housing like licensed boarding homes, please see www.homebaseforhousing.org
FOOD & CLOTHING PANTRIES (pgs. 41-55)
▪ Big Ums
▪ Brother Bill’s Helping Hand
▪ Buckner Center for Humanitarian Aid
▪ Care Center Ministries
▪ Crossroads Community Church Services
▪ Dallas Bethlehem Center
▪ Denton Food Community Center
▪ Duncanville Outreach Ministry
▪ First Baptist Carrollton Friendship House
▪ Freedom House Food Pantry
▪ Good Samaritans of Garland
▪ Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
▪ Grand Prairie Rent & Clothing Co-op
▪ Highland Oaks Church of Christ
▪ HIM Center Food Pantry
▪ Holy Cross Catholic Church
▪ Holy Trinity Center
▪ Homeless Veterans Services of Dallas
▪ Mesquite Church of Christ
▪ Minnie Food Pantry
▪ Mission Granbury
▪ Mission Oak Cliff
▪ Mount Olive Lutheran Church Food Pantry
▪ North Dallas Shared Ministries
▪ One Man’s Treasure
▪ Our Daily Bread
▪ Pilgrim Baptist Church
▪ Soul for Christ Ministry
▪ Voice of Hope
MORTGAGE, RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE PROVIDERS (pgs. 56-71)
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▪ All Community Outreach
▪ Catholic Charities
▪ Crisis Ministries
▪ Christian Community Action
▪ City of Dallas- HOPWA Short term rent, mortgage, utility assistance
(STRUM)
▪ City of Dallas- HOPWA Permanent Housing Program (PHP)
▪ City of Irving Homeless Prevention Program
▪ Community Lifeline Center
▪ Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program
▪ Emergency Rental and Utility Assistance by Housing Crisis Center
▪ Endeavors
▪ Frisco Family Services
▪ Grand Prairie United Charities
▪ Helping Hands Rockwall County
▪ Interfaith Ministries Denton
▪ Texoma Council of Governments
▪ The Hope Center (Cross Timbers Church)
▪ Irving Cares
▪ Metrocrest Services
▪ The MINT Foundation
▪ Network of Community Ministries
▪ Senior Source Utility Assistance
▪ Services of Hope
▪ Sharing Life Community
▪ Society of St. Vincent de Paul
▪ White Rock Center of Hope
▪ Wilkinson Center
EXPANDED SERVICES (pgs. 72-93)
▪ A Sister’s Gift
▪ Access and Information System (AIN)
▪ All Community Outreach
▪ Anthem Strong Families
▪ Arms of Hope
▪ Assistance Center of Collin County
▪ Bella House
▪ Brother Bills Helping Hands
▪ Catholic Charities
▪ City Square
▪ Cornerstone Assistance North Central Texas
▪ Dallas Leadership Foundation
▪ Emily’s Place
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▪ Endeavors
▪ Exodus Ministries
▪ From Ordinary to Extraordinary
▪ Healing Hands Ministry
▪ Helen’s Project
▪ Interfaith Family Services
▪ Jewish Family Services
▪ New Friends New Life
▪ OLTT- Latin Trans organization in Texas
▪ Our Calling
▪ Reconciliation Outreach
▪ Resource Center
▪ Salvation Army
▪ Shiloh Place
▪ The Stewpot
▪ The Turnaround Agenda
▪ The Williams Project
▪ Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas
▪ Vogel Alcove
▪ West Dallas Multipurpose Center
▪ WINGS Dallas
SOBER LIVING HOUSING, RECOVERY & BEHAVORIAL HEALTH
SERVICES (pgs. 94-11)
▪ Abounding Prosperity
▪ Angels Recovery House
▪ Alcoholics Anonymous
▪ Cenikor
▪ Dogs Matter
▪ Free-Man House
▪ Girls Embracing Mothers (G.E.M.)
▪ Haven Detox
▪ Homeward Bound
▪ Legacy Cares
▪ Magdalen House
▪ My Second Chance Inc
▪ Metrocare
▪ New Connections Pregnant/ Post-Partum Program
▪ Nexus Recovery Center
▪ On Your Way Sober Living
▪ Recovery Resource Council
▪ Shoreline Recovery Center
▪ Sigma Counseling Services
▪ Sober Living of America
▪ Solutions of North Texas
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▪ Soul’s Harbor
▪ South Dallas Community Courts
▪ Southern Area Behavioral Healthcare
▪ S.T. E. P. Med Methadone Clinic
▪ Symentria Recovery
RE-ENTRY PROGRAMS (pgs. 111-114)
▪ Miles of Freedom
▪ Oasis Center
▪ Texas Offenders Re-Entry Initiative (TORI)
▪ The Way Back
▪ Unlocking Doors
CRISIS SERVICES (pgs. 115-124)
▪ Abigail’s Arms
▪ Adapt Community Solutions
▪ Agape Resources & Assistance Center
▪ Alcoholics Anonymous
▪ Brighter Tomorrow
▪ Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center
▪ Denton MHMR Crisis Services
▪ Friends of the Family
▪ Hope’s Door New Beginnings
▪ LifePath Systems
▪ Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation
▪ The Turning Point (Courtney’s Safe Place)
▪ Victim Relief Ministries
▪ Wise Hopes
▪ Women Called Moses
LEGAL ASSISTANCE (pgs. 125-127)
▪ Housing Crisis Center
▪ Human Rights Initiative
▪ Legal Aid of Northwest Texas
▪ Legal Hospice
▪ UNT Dallas College of Law
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OTHER MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES (pgs. 128-134)
▪ Autocare Haven
▪ Bed start
▪ Bryan’s House
▪ Community Council/ Dallas Area on Aging
▪ Dallas County Health and Human Services (DHHS)
▪ Dress for Success
▪ Families to Freedom
▪ Housing Forward (MDHA)
▪ Meals on Wheels (Visiting Nurses Association/ VNA)
▪ Pets of the Homeless
▪ Rebuilding Together North Texas
▪ Senior Source
▪ Single Parent Advocate
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HOUSING PROVIDERS
AIDS SERVICES OF DALLAS (ASD)
834 Marsalis Ave, Dallas, TX 75203
PO Box 4338, Dallas, TX 75208-0338
T. 214-941-0523 F. 214-941-8144 W: https://www.aidsdallas.org/
Application Process: No appointment needed but individuals are encouraged to arrive promptly
at 9am.
Intake locations: The Bridge, 1818 Corsicana Street, Dallas, TX 75201 (Every Wednesday)
AIN – Access and Information Network, 2707 N. Stemmons Fwy, Dallas, TX 75207 (2
nd
Wednesdays)
Hillcrest- 834 N. Marsalis Ave., Dallas, TX 75203
Clients Served: AIDS Services of Dallas provide housing and support services for low-income
and homeless individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS.
Services Offered: Income based permanent supportive housing; housing-based case
management; meals program; transportation; medical case management and home health care.
Eligibility& Required Documents for Intake:
• HIV/AIDS letter of diagnosis (signed by a doctor)
• 3
rd
party homeless verification letter (if homeless)
• Verification of Income (if applicable for all household members)
• Valid Texas I.D. (for all adult household members)
• Social Security Card & Birth Certificates (for all household members)
• Proof of Dallas County residency
Exclusions:
• Sex offenders, arson convictions, meth manufacturing convictions
Hillcrest House: Hillcrest House includes 64 efficiency apartments for individuals. This residence is
specifically for individuals who are formerly homeless as defined by HUD. Please contact the front
desk if there are questions about the intake process.
Ewing House: This facility includes 5 one-bedroom apartments, 15 efficiency apartments and 2
special needs rooms. This facility tends to have the longest waiting list. Please contact the front
desk if there are questions about the intake process.
Revlon Apartments: These apartments are designed to accommodate low-income individuals and
families, with 20 one-bedroom apartments and 7 two-bedroom apartments. Please contact the front
desk if there are questions about the intake process.
Spencer Gardens: These facilities provide 12 apartments for low-income families affected by
HIV/AIDS. Please contact the front desk if there are questions about the intake process.
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AGAPE RESOURCE AND ASSISTANCE CENTER
P.O. Box 861664 Plano, TX 75086-1664
T: 469-814-0453 E: [email protected]om W: https://www.hope4agape.org/
Mission: Agape provides transitional housing and support services to single women and single
women with children who are homeless due to domestic violence or sex trafficking. The agency
seeks to empower single women, mothers and their children living in Collin County in overcoming
crisis and achieving self-sufficiency.
Services Offered: Agape offered transitional housing, counseling, life skills, workforce training,
childcare, and business/financial services.
Eligibility:
• No history of substance abuse or be at least 12 months sober
• Have a paying job and be willing to continue to work
• Be able to pass a criminal background check
• Experiencing homelessness as the result of situational/circumstantial events
• Agape is not equipped to assist with unmanaged, chronic physical or mental health conditions
Intake: Call directly for assistance or visit www.hope4agape.com
AUSTIN STREET CENTER (SHELTER MINISTRIES OF DALLAS)
COVID 19 testing required for all clients
1717 Jefferies Street, Dallas, TX 75226
T. 214-428-4242 F. 214-428-8158 E: shelterspk@aol.com W: https://austinstreet.org/
Services Offered: Emergency day and night shelter; evening meals; showers; clean clothes;
psychiatric and medical care; Work Readiness Program; Pathway House; Veterans Program;
Substance Abuse Support; Women’s Program
Eligibility Requirements:
• Men aged 45 and older; women aged 18 and older; children must be accompanied by
parent/legal guardian
• Clients must be drug and alcohol free
• Adults must have a photo ID
Application Process: Men & women walk up intake: 11am-4pm Monday-Friday. Beds are based on
a lottery system, once all walk-up beds are filled, intake will end.
Intake Criteria:
• Capacity up to 425 but can adjust within fire code compliance during an emergency
• No set time limit for clients to stay at the shelter
• Maximum of 2 bags per client, each weighing a maximum of 25 pounds
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THE BRIDGE
1818 Corsicana St, Dallas, TX 75201
T. (214)670-1507 W: https://www.bridgehrc.org/ E: Info@bridgehrc.org
Hours: 7 days per week, 24 hours; First time clients must go to Welcome Building for intake
*Homeless individuals seeking shelter must have proof of negative COVID test within 72 hrs.
Services Offered: Emergency shelter & transitional housing (3-6 months) for women/men
experiencing homelessness, meals, access to bathing facilities, access to health care-onsite
clinic, job assistance, legal services, benefits assistance, storage, animal kennel, mail &
barbershop.
Intake: Guests are required to meet with an intake specialist when they first arrive and will help
you with resources, information, and a Bridge ID for access to all their campuses. Night shelter
intake begins at 6pm. Daytime services are from 7am to 6pm. An onsite kennel is available for
guests with dogs.
BRIGHTER TOMORROWS
Shelter address confidential
T. 972-254-4003 24-hr Crisis Line 972-262-8383 Irving, TX 75061
W:www.brightertomorrows.net
Hours: Shelter is open 24/ 7 days a week; resource and counseling center open M-F, 8-5
Mission: Brighter Tomorrows provides emergency shelter and transitional housing in a two-year
program to help survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence by establishing financial
stability. Life skills classes, budget planning, parenting classes, support groups and individual
counseling services are offered in an effort to advance the goal of moving residents into permanent
safe housing. Clients may apply online at http://www.brightertomorrows.net or call the contact
number above.
Services Offered: Full-service emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence; counseling;
support groups; court and hospital accompaniment; community education; licensed therapy for
sexual assault; protective orders; childcare and assistance with employment
Wait list for counseling, group sessions still active
Requirements:
• Individuals must be alcohol and drug free
• Individuals must be working or able to work
• Must have minor children under the age of 18 years old
• Must be fleeing domestic violence (with documentation to support these claims)
• Clients must abide by facility rules
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BRIDGES CAN HELP
“Formerly BRIDGES SAFEHOUSE”
Cedar Hill, TX 75104 T. 469-272-4441 E: admin@bridgescanhelp.org
W:https://bridgescanhelp.org
Bridges Family Resource Center located at 800 W. Beltline Road, Cedar Hill, TX 75104
Not accepting walk-ins due to COVID. Applicants must fill out an online form and the program
coordinator will make contact. Negative COVID test or vaccinations are required
Mission: Bridges is a faith-based organization. We consider ourselves as a home rather than a
shelter. This 5-bedroom transitional housing program serves pregnant and parenting women
experiencing homelessness ages 18-24 only.
Services Offered: Emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless women and
their minor children under age 6, meals, access to childcare, diaper pantry, parenting classes,
job assistance, life skills and spiritual classes.
Eligibility:
• Must be a woman 18 years+ pregnant or with children up to 6 years of age
• Willing and able to work or attend school
• No active addictions (sober for at least 6 months)
• No convictions for violent crimes
• No level of chronic mental illness that may impede participation in the program
• Be a US citizen or permanent resident
Intake: Apply online at https://bridgescanhelp.org/ by clicking on “Get Help” then complete an
intake application
CARE CENTER MINISTRIES
7912 Antoinette St., Dallas, TX 75217
T. 214-824-9852 F. 214-824-3499 Hours: Mon – Fri 9 am – 5 pm
E. info@carecenterministries.org W: www.carecenterministries.org
Services Offered: one-year faith based residential programs for men and women suffering
from substance abuse, domestic violence, or criminal history
Eligibility Requirements: valid picture ID for all adults, proof of need- at risk or literal homeless;
no income required but must be willing to work/volunteer; must participate in faith based 12 step
sponsorship and substance abuse counseling; must abide by house rules; school aged children must
be enrolled in school; male and females cannot be housed together regardless of relationship.
Cannot accept clients with sex offense convictions or on mood altering medications.
Intake: Please fill out the pre-screening application form on their website for your chosen program
to determine eligibility.
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CITY HOUSE
830 Central Parkway East, Suite 350 Plano, TX 75074
T: (972) 424 – 4626 or after hours (972) 971-0278 W: https://www.cityhouse.org/
Mission: City House aims to support, empower and protect children and young adults who are
experiencing homelessness, abuse, or neglect.
Services: City House offers a transitional home, youth emergency shelter, street outreach,
counseling and a safe place for victims.
• Transitional Living: Applicants must be 18-21, program consists of three homes located in
Collin County. Please see application on their website for intake and requirements/
• Emergency Shelter: My Friend’s House provides 24hr residential care in partnership with
Child Protective Services: For youth up to 17 years old. Runaway and Homeless Youth are
granted a stay of up to 21 days at this shelter, often referred through school districts, the
juvenile court system, or word of mouth. Please call for details.
• Street Outreach; Offers hygiene products, a place to do laundry, showers, counseling, job
search assistance and food from 10am-3pm on weekdays to young adults up to 22 years old.
• Counseling: Short term counseling is available to families and individual youths.
Application: Please call their number for intake procedures or for more information
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CUMBERLAND SERVICES
909 Greenlee St Denton, TX 76201
T: 940-382-5112 W: https://www.cumberlandservices.org E: info@cumberlandservices.org
Mission: Originally a home for children in foster care, their program also provides stable, affordable
and safe housing and supportive services to single-parent families who are employed but are
outpaced by the rising cost of living.
Services: Cumberland Services offers a Family Residential Program that aims to equip and
empower families to be self-reliant.
Eligibility:
• Must be at or below 80% of the HUD income limits for their family size.
• Must be employed and able to pay the rent as structured for the program (30% monthly
income allotted for rent, increases as program goes on)
• Must have a reliable transportation plan for going to work/school/daycare
• Must have full custody of at least 1 child
• Must NOT have a partner that resides with them
• Must pass a criminal background check (No violent crimes or other crimes deemed a safety
risk to the campus)
• Must pass a drug test
• Must be willing and able to participate in program requirements
Application: Please visit their website and email the placement team at
placeme[email protected] to apply for the residential program
DALLAS HOPE CHARITIES
Dallas Hope Charities PO Box 196006 Dallas, TX 75219
W: https://www.dallashopecharities.org/ E: hope@dallashopecharities.org
Mission: Dallas Hope Charities is dedicated to fulfilling their mission of providing food, shelter, and
services that instill dignity, stability, and hope for those in their communities.
Services: The Dallas Hope Center is a transitional shelter for LGBTQ+ youth ages 18 to 24 that
provides safety and stability. Coaching, life skills training, healthcare and mental healthcare are
provided for those entering the shelter. Alongside the shelter, Worthy Bags, filled with supplies for
those who may be homeless, are also distributed.
Eligibility/Intake: The Dallas Hope Center caters to LGBTQ+ youth ages 18 to 24. Please visit their
shelter intake form on their website to apply for a space as they currently have a wait list.
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DALLAS HOUSING AUTHORITY
3939 N. Hampton Rd. Housing Voucher Program
Dallas, TX 75212 2575 Lone Star Drive
T: 214-951-8300 Dallas, TX 75212
W: www.dhantx.com
*All DHA Administrative offices are closed to the public due to COVID 19 until further notice
Mission: The Dallas Housing Authority (DHA) has a simple mission - to provide qualified low-
income families with safe and affordable housing. DHA receive federal funds from the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to manage their income based Public
Housing and Voucher Choice Program. DHA owns and operates 31 properties in their public
housing program offering on site case management and support services. Qualified tenants pay 30
percent of their income for rent. Unfortunately, the demand for affordable housing is greater than
the supply which means that DHA has to generate waitlist for their public housing units.
Voucher Programs
The Housing Choice Voucher (formerly Section 8) is a housing assistance program that empowers
and allows the individual voucher holder to choose where he or she resides. Dallas Housing
Authority (DHA) pays a portion of the participant’s rent directly to a private landlord. The program
participants pay the balance of the rent directly to the private landlord.
WHAT ARE THE QUALIFICATIONS?
• Have an annual income at the time of admission that does not exceed the HUD income limits
• Pass a criminal background screening
• Provide acceptable documentation of Social Security numbers for all family members except
those who do not contest their immigration status
• Cannot owe money to DHA or any other housing authority in connection with any federal
housing program
• Met the applicant selection criteria
• Are not already adequately housed in any public housing authority-owned dwelling unit
ENROLLMENT
DHA has CLOSED the Housing Choice Voucher Program to new applicants until further notice. DHA
will publicly announce when it’s accepting applications during an open enrollment period.
Applications are accepted online only at www.dhantx.com
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DALLAS 24-HOUR CLUB
4636 Ross Ave, Dallas, TX 75204
T: 214-823-3200
W: www.dallas24hourclub.org
E: info@dallas24hourclub.org
Intake: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM 7 days a week
Services offered: This is a safe, sober transitional living program that provides a home for
individuals dealing with substance abuse issues. The facility accommodates up to 53 men and 14
women in a roommate situation. Residents are required to maintain their sobriety while working to
achieve permanent independent living. Food, clothing, and toiletries are provided during the client’s
first month in the program, with a cafeteria on site. Rent is $70/week during the first month and
increases to $98/week after that. Residents receiving SSI or Veteran compensation benefits are
required to pay their entire monthly rent up front.
***No rent is required at initial intake and will accept clients with no income on a case-by-
case basis.
Requirements:
• Ability to pass a UA/Breathalyzer
• Ability to pay rent
• Attend weekly house meetings, as well as seven AA/NA meetings per week
• Actively look for work between 9 am and 2 pm or volunteer in the community (if disabled)
Exclusions:
• Individuals with sex offenses
• Individuals with arson convictions
• Individuals who have been charged with selling drugs in a school zone
• Ross Avenue Meeting Schedule
• Background check: No aggravated charges
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DALLAS LIFE SHELTER
1100 Cadiz St., Dallas, TX 75215
Mailing: PO Box 130116, Dallas, TX 75221
T : 214-421-1380 F : 214-426-5114
Hours: 7 days a week, check-in 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Application Process: Accepting Walk-ups on 1
st
come basis Mon-Fri 10 am to 1:30PM
*A COVID test will be administered upon arrival
Mission: Dallas Life is a nonprofit, faith-based emergency shelter serving individuals and families
experiencing homelessness in North Texas. Their primary goal is to help those in crisis to
overcome their addiction and homeless circumstances in meeting their basic needs like food,
clothing and shelter, providing recovery services, medical attention and spiritual guidance.
Services Offered: Emergency shelter for homeless men, women and children (dorms for singles,
private rooms for married couples and families); meals; clothing (Fridays only); recovery program;
job placement program; dental and medical clinic; clothing and educational services
Clients Must Bring: Two forms of ID (picture ID & SS card); limit 2 pieces of luggage weighing 25
pounds or less; children must have birth certificate, SS card and immunization records; married
couples must have a valid marriage license to be together
Limits/Exclusions:
• Shelter is free for the first 5 nights and then resident pay $15 for each
subsequent night in the Pay-To-Stay Program. Children always stay for free
• 10-Month Homeless No More Program is a four phase program that provides
clients with life skills and job seeking guidance.
• First time residents receive 3 free nights
• A limited number of clients may stay free up to 30 days if they work at the center or join a
faith-based drug/alcohol program requiring a 10-month commitment and desire to change.
• Shelter will not accept individuals with violent criminal or sexual convictions, including
heinous crimes (arson, injury to a child) or protective orders. Dallas Life will not accept men
on parole
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ELEVATE NORTH TEXAS
1901 E. Peters Colony Rd. Carrollton, TX 75007 (mailing only)
T: (214) 556-5916 W: https://www.elevatentx.org/ E: [email protected]
Mission: Elevate North Texas’ mission is to fill in the gap of youth experiencing homelessness with
emergency shelter. We provide a safe, affirming environment through access to immediate shelter
and reunification with family, when possible.
Services Offered: Providing housing in the form of host homes and hotel stays to youths 18-24 who
are experiencing homelessness. Provides case managers to help guide clients through finding
suitable housing. Also assists with family reunification and mediation in a safe space if that option is
still possible.
Eligibility/Limits: Must be between 18 and 24 years old, limit a stay of up to four months.
Application: Please visit their website and fill out their contact form for more information and help.
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FAMILY GATEWAY- EMERGENCY SHELTER
711 South St Paul St, Dallas, TX 75201
Call 1-888-411-6802 (Option 3)
F. 214-884-3110 Hours: Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
E. intake@familygateway.org W: www.familygateway.org
*Currently accepting people through traditional intake. Capacity: Families- 35 emergency shelter
rooms plus overflow. Limiting visitors who are not clients, staff, or volunteers.
Mission: Family Gateway classifies as a homeless shelter serving families with children who are
currently experiencing homelessness; the agency aims to assist families in crisis and to keep
families together, unlike traditional emergency shelters. The agency also works collaboratively
with Dallas Housing Authority and Rapid Rehousing Continuum of Care partners to end
homelessness and assist the families served in the emergency shelter component in securing
permanent, stable housing.
Services Offered: Short term and transitional housing for homeless families with children;
counseling; referrals; training programs in parenting, budgeting, nutrition, and special children’s
programs; job search assistance
Eligibility Requirements:
• Must be 18 years or older
• Must be currently homeless or facing homelessness within the next 72 hours
• Must have at least one child within your care and custody that is under the age of 18
• Must currently reside or previously resided in Dallas or Collin county
Call 1-888-411-6802 (Option 3) if you are a family with children experiencing a homeless
crisis. If we are assisting another person in need, please leave a message or complete our online
help form by clicking the button below. Either of these actions will trigger our team’s response.
If you are in an emergency situation (you have no shelter tonight and no friends/family with
whom you can stay), come directly to Family Gateway at 711 S. St. Paul Street for emergency
assistance. If our shelter is full, we will assist you with locating other available emergency shelter
space.
Clients Must Bring: Texas ID, social security cards and birth certificates for all household
members, current referral or eviction notice
Assessment & Diversion Specialists are available to assist you with your housing needs 24
hours a day, 7 days a week.
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FAMILY GATEWAY TRANSITIONAL HOUSING -PHASE I
(Center Based)
4712 Gaston Ave. Dallas, TX 75246
T: 214-823-4500 ext. 203
Mission: This program has 30 private rooms for homeless families. It is open to families in which all
adults are able to work. This is not a Housing First program, therefore the families who enter Phase
I of the transitional housing program are required to participate in casework services, follow up on
referrals and participate in intense job search Parenting, budgeting, healthy relationship and other
classes are help which clients must attend.
Requirements:
• Families that include children (does not have to be “traditional” mom/dad and kids)
• Adults must be able to work
Exclusions
• Meth manufacturing charges are automatic exclusions from admission to any Family
Gateway program. All other criminal charges (aside from sex offenses) are considered on a
case-by-case basis
• Sex offenders
• Pregnant women – This facility is unable to extend their temporary shelter services to
women who are expecting. They are able to provide permanent supportive housing services to
women who are pregnant as long as the already have at least 1 other minor child with them
in the home and they meet the other requirements of the program.
FAMILY GATEWAY TRANSITIONAL HOUSING - PHASE II (Apartment Housing)
4712 Gaston Ave. Dallas, TX 75202
T: 214-823-4500
Mission: This program has 20 two-bedroom apartments for families. This program is generally only
open to those families who have completed the 16-week Phase I Transitional Housing Program. In
very special specific cases, families may transition directly to phase II through other referral
agencies without having to have completed the 16-week Center based program. Phase II is a 12-
month program. While living in the apartments, the families will maintain casework services,
counseling, referrals and job placements assistance. Parenting and budgeting classes are available
for clients. Home inspections are mandatory.
Requirements
• Families that include children (does not have to be “traditional” mom/dad and kids)
• Parents must be able to work
• Major disabilities (physical or mental) – this is reviewed on a case-by-case basis. The facility
will house those who have disabilities as long as they are able to work. It is important that
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the individual with the disability is seeking the appropriate medical care and, if applicable, is
medication compliant.
Exclusions
• Meth manufacturing charges are automatic exclusions from admission to any Family
Gateway program. All other criminal charges (aside from sex offenses) are considered on a
case-by-case basis
• Sex offenders
• Pregnant women – This facility is unable to extend their temporary shelter services to
women who are expecting. They are able to provide permanent supportive housing services to
women who are pregnant as long as the already have at least 1 other minor child with them
in the home and they meet the other requirements of the program.
FAMILY GATEWAY – PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
4712 Gaston Ave., Dallas, TX 75246 T: 214-823-4500
Mission: The program places qualified families in subsidized apartments through the City of Dallas’
Project Based Voucher program; rent is income based and all utility bills paid; residents are
required to take part in on-site life skills activities and case management services.
Requirements:
Major disabilities (physical or mental) – this is reviewed on a case-by-case basis. It is important that
the individual with the disability is seeking the appropriate medical care and, if applicable, is
medication compliant.
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THE FAMILY PLACE
P.O. Box 7999, Dallas, TX 75209
Emergency Shelter Hotline T: 214-941-1991
Batterer’s Intervention (Crisis Hotline): T: 214-692-8295
W: www.familyplace.org Main Line: (214) 559-2170
Hours: Shelter intake and hotline: 24 hours a day/7 days a week; outreach services: M-F 9 a –5p
Continuing to provide care for clients in all locations, while following all guidelines and protocol
from the CDC in order to protect our staff and clients. New arrivals will be given a COVID test upon
intake and then weekly afterwards.
Mission: The Family Place empowers victims of family violence by providing safe housing,
counseling and skills that create independence while building community engagement and
advocating for social change to stop family violence. The Family Place is the largest family violence
service provider in North Texas, providing 178 shelter beds each night, including the state’s only
shelter for men and children.
All programs are free and offered in English and Spanish
Services Offered: Can provide safe transportation to the emergency shelter or connect clients to
other support services such as outreach counseling for victims of family violence, abuse or incest;
outreach counseling to victims and perpetrators of family violence, abuse or incest; 24-hour hotline;
children’s counseling; legal services; medical and dental care; day care; job and life skills training.
Transitional housing is also available in the form of both on and off-site apartments.
Application Process: Appointment necessary for outreach services; walk-ins are taken at the
emergency shelter accessed by 24-Hour Crisis Hotline 214-941-1991
Non-emergency outreach number 214-443-7701
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FREE-MAN HOUSE
13340 Southview Lane Dallas TX 75240
T: 214-676-2693 F 469-906-1312 E: intake@freemanhouse.org
Hours: 8-8 Monday- Saturday, Sunday is by appointment only
W: www.freemanhouse.org
Call 214-676-2693 for the men’s intake and call 469-740-1043 for the women’s intake
Mission: The Free-Man Houses are a clean and sober living environment that is Christ centered and
focused on recovery from alcohol and drug addiction, as well as many other kinds of addictions.
Eligibility: Must be 18 years of age, have a history of addiction but a willingness to maintain
sobriety, must be willing fully participate in program, must have income to pay rent. Cannot have
any mobility issues. Must be able to live independently. Rent is $145/week or $650 monthly for
clients on social security disability. Freeman will accept residents without income
on a case-by-case basis at intake, but those clients must be willing to work or volunteer
Residents are required to maintain their sobriety while working to achieve permanent independent
living. Some food, clothing and toiletry donations may be available at intake. However, residents
are responsible for these items going forward.
Requirements:
• Ability to pass a UA/Breathalyzer
• Ability to pay rent
• Attend required house meetings
• Actively look for work between 9 am and 2 pm or volunteer in the community (if disabled)
Intake: Call and schedule an intake or you can complete forms online then fax them to number
listed above. You can also send an email to intake@freemanhouse.org. I.D or Social Security card
required for intake, $625/month or $145/week for boarding, those on disability/ working pay
monthly; must be clean from substances.
Exclusions:
• Individuals with aggravated sex offense convictions
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FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY
PO Box 640, Denton, TX 76202
Denton Outreach Office: 3835 S I-35E, Ste 200 Corinth, TX 76210
Hours: M-Th 8:30am-5pm, Fri 8:30am-5pm, Sat 10am-2pm
T. 940-387-5131 F. 940.383.1816
E: info@dcfof.org W: www.dcfof.org
24-hour Crisis Hotline 940-382-7273 or 800-572-4031
All intakes must come through the crisis line or outreach office
Mission: Friends of the Family offers emergency shelter for survivors of relationship violence, rape
and sexual assault. Persons seeking shelter may call the crisis line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at
800-572-4031 or 940-382-7273.
Now offering appointments on Zoom or in person.
Eligibility for shelter: will be determined based on safety concerns related to relationship violence
or sexual assault, resulting in the person having no safe place to stay. In the event a caller is not
eligible for our shelter, referrals to other local resources will be provided.
Services Available at Shelter
• Adult Advocacy and Case Management
• Child Advocacy and Case Management
• Crisis Intervention
• Individual Counseling
• Play Therapy and Adolescent counseling
• Basic Needs
• Pet Shelter
• Childcare
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GENESIS WOMEN’S SHELTER
4411 Lemmon Ave, Ste. 201, Dallas, TX 75219
T. 214-946-4357 F. 214-559-2361 W: www.genesisshelter.org
Mission: Genesis women’s shelter exists to help women with children fleeing domestic violence
find a safe place to stay so they can heal and get back on their feet
*Now offering phone assessments for intake
Services Offered:
• Undisclosed emergency shelter - a safe haven for women and children felling domestic violence
• Transitional Housing - families needing to stay in the shelter beyond 8 weeks may move into Annie’s
House. Annie’s House allows them to stay up to 12 months in a private apartment, with access to
tools and resources to build a safe, happy future
• Free Residential and Non-Residential Outreach Counseling services in both, English and Spanish
available to women and children
• Legal Services: Pro Bono legal services for women seeking help with divorce, custody and protective
orders in Dallas County. Intake required for legal aid.
To get help, call the Crisis Hotline 24/7 at 214-946-HELP (4357)
For more information or to schedule counseling at the Outreach Center, call 214-389-7700.
GIVING GRACE
306 N Loop 288, Ste 119, Denton, TX. 76209
T: 940-382-0609 W: https://www.givinggrace.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Mission: Giving Hope serves individuals and families who are at risk of or currently experiencing
homelessness through advocacy, community collaboration, and housing assistance.
Services Offered; Street outreach, emergency shelter, rapid rehousing and permanent supportive
housing. Assistance with assessing barriers such as a lack of ID, loss of income, substance abuse, or
mental health struggles. Rise With Grace case management program that provides coaching, life
skills classes, transportation, and childcare. Utility and rent assistance may be available.
Intake: For more information, please call or visit the Need Help tab on their website.
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HOPE’S DOOR NEW BEGINNING CENTER
860 Ave F. St. 100 Counseling Outreach Center Garland Outreach Center
Plano, TX 75074 860 Ave F. Suite 100 218 North 10
th
Street
T: 972-422-2911 Plano, TX Garland, TX 75040
F: 972-423-4154 T: 972-422-2911 T: 972-422-2911
**Appointments and consultations may be virtual unless requested in person
Mission: Hope's Door New Beginning Center exists to help individuals and families escape and
heal from domestic abuse, dating abuse and family violence through our free trauma-informed
services.
Services Offered:
• Emergency Shelter (2 undisclosed locations that can house up to 55 women and children
up to 90 days) male victims with children can be served as well but are housed in a hotel
• Transitional Housing- HUD funded, income-based apartments are available through this
program for qualified families transitioning for the agency’s emergency shelter
• Legal Support (partnership with Collin County’s DA’s office to provide victim advocacy and
legal education)
• Individual and Sexual Abuse Survivors Counseling
• Youth and Adolescent Counseling
• Intensive Case Management Services
• Batter’s Intervention and Community Educational Services
Hours: Hotline and shelter: 24 hours every day of the week
Counseling for victims: Mon – Thu 8:00a- 5:00p; Counseling for batterers: Mon – Sat 8:00a – 5:00p
Outreach Center Mon – Thurs 8:00 am to 6:00 pm; Friday: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm; Closed Sat - Sun
Eligibility Requirements: Must be individual or families fleeing domestic violence
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 or our 24-hour crisis hotline at 972-276-0057.
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HOUSING CRISIS CENTER
4210 Junius St., Dallas, TX 75246-1429
T: 214-828-4244 F: 214-466-7209
E. info@hccdallas.org W: www.hccdallas.org Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Mission: The mission of the Housing Crisis Center is to prevent homelessness and to stabilize
those at risk in decent, affordable, and permanent housing, while empowering them to solve
their own housing problems in the future.
Services Offered:
• Rapid Rehousing- time limited supported housing program serving homeless families with
children
• Veteran Supported Housing Program
• Permanent Supported Housing Program for chronically homeless individuals, families and
veterans
• Career Services and Financial Well-Being Services
• Free Legal Counsel - Every second and fourth Wednesdays of each month; first come, first served
on walk in basis starting at 5PM
• Landlord/Tenant Law Workshops
• Housing Crisis Hotline - Mon- Fri 9 am to 5 pm Call directly 214-828-4244
Application Process: By Appointment Only
Eligibility Requirements: Applicants must have verification of homelessness; verification of
financial hardship and/or veteran status; Current photo ID and Social Security cards for all family
members; Proof of income from employment or award letter
IN MY SHOES
P.O. Box 227301 Dallas, TX 75222
T: 469-857-3264 W: https://liveinmyshoes.org E: [email protected]
Mission: A faith-based nonprofit, IMS provides housing for expectant mothers experiencing
homelessness, up until nine months post-partum.
Services: Residents receive:
• Transitional housing
• Individual and group therapy
• Food and clothing assistance
• Parenting and life skills training
• Work and school support
Eligibility: Expectant mothers must be 18 years + and must also agree to follow program rules and
guidelines, including medical/psychological recommendations and an individualized growth plan.
Application/Intake: Please call to ask about openings
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LEGACY COTTAGE (TRANSITIONAL)
828 South Tyler Street, Dallas, TX 75208
T: 214-941-7373 F: 214-941-9393
Call Director of Housing for admission intake screening & for availability
Mission: Legacy Cottage is a licensed, seven-room specialty-care facility for individuals living with
HIV/ AIDS in critical stages of their illness who require 24-hour supervised acute care or hospice.
Eligibility Requirements: Referral from an AIDS Organization required, Common Intake Form,
Letter of Diagnosis, Proof of Income, Proof of Residency, Photo ID, and Proof Insurance (if
applicable), Current TB test, Negative COVID test within 72 hours and Medical History (Medication
List, Hospital or Rehabilitation Discharge Summary, Physical, etc.)
Exceptions: NO HOLES, PORTS OR TUBES ACCEPTED
• No convicted sex offense or violent criminal conviction
MASTER LEASING HOUSING PROGRAM (LEGACY CARES)
4054 McKinney Ave. Suite 102, Dallas, TX 75204
T: 214-520-6308 ext. 339 W: https://homebaseforhousing.org/
Mission: Master Leasing Program is a supportive housing program for individuals and families with
a HIV/AIDS diagnosis. Clients will strive to overcome the barriers that led to homelessness and
venture on the path to self-sufficiency through individualized case management.
Services:
• Individualized case management
• Subsidized rent for low to no income households
• Furnished units
• Educational workshops
Application Process: BY REFERRAL ONLY- applicants must complete an initial intake through
Legacy’s Homebase for Housing. No walk-ins. In person intakes by appointment only. Call 214-520-
6308 ext. 338 or 340
Requirements:
• Must have photo ID, Social security card and birth certificate or all adult household member
• Must have Birth Certificates and Social Security cards for every minor in the household
• Letter of Diagnosis
• Letter of Homelessness
• Proof of income or “No Income/No Assistance Attestation” signed by referring case manager
Exclusions:
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• No sex crimes on record
• No violent criminal convictions
• No felonies drug convictions for distribution and/or manufacturing
MOSAIC FAMILY SERVICES
12225 Greenville, AVE. #800, Dallas, TX. 75243
T: 214-823-4434 (24hr) W: www.mosaicservices.org Hours: 9am- 5pm Mon-Fri
Mission: This nonprofit offers service to trafficking survivors, family violence survivors, refugees
unaccompanied minors and at-risk youth. The mission statement for Mosaic Family Services is: We
support, educate and empower the multicultural individuals and families of North Texas.
Services: Client advocacy Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, Counseling and Therapy, legal
services, community outreach, community education and unaccompanied minor support. Client
Advocacy- fluent in 25 languages, appointments to schedule appointments. Crisis intervention in-
between appointments. One on one education to survivors. Emergency Shelter- Women and
children fleeing domestic violence and human trafficking.
Application process: call 214-823-4434 to set up appointments.
OUR DAILY BREAD/MONSIGNOR KING OUTREACH CENTER
909 North Loop 288, Denton, TX 76209
T: (main) 940-566-1308 (shelter) 940-514-1007 E: info@ourdailybreaddenton.org
W: https://www.ourdailybreaddenton.org/
Mission: Originally a collaboration between multiple Denton churches, Our Daily Bread aims to
feed the hungry and homeless while maintaining the dignity of their guests and offering resources
for a new start.
Services: Offers emergency shelter for people experiencing homelessness, nutritious meals,
personal hygiene items and care, as well as other supportive services such as internet access,
transportation passes, financial assistance in procuring identification documents, mail service and
application assistance for aid programs.
Intake/Application: The shelter operates on a first come, first serve basis. No weapons, food,
drink, drugs, or alcohol are allowed in the dorms. Open 7 days a week, 5:30pm until 9am, breakfast
and dinner are served.
Community Kitchen & Guest Services:
Breakfast: 8am-9am Lunch: 11:30am-1:00pm Dinner: 5:30pm-7pm
Shelter: 909 North Loop 288 Denton, TX 76209
Day Shelter: 8am-7:30pm Emergency (Overnight) Shelter: 4pm-8am
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OUR FRIENDS PLACE
6500 Greenville Ave Suite 620, Dallas, TX 75206
T: 214-520-6268 F: 214-526-6219 E: info@OurFriendsPlace.org W: www.OurFriendsPlace.org
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
To apply for Our Friends Place Transitional Living Center program, please contact Residential
Program Director Nicole Price and schedule a phone interview. Phone: (214) 520-6268
Nicole.Pric[email protected]
Mission: Our Friend’s Place is dedicated to helping young women break the generational cycles of
abuse, neglect, poverty and homelessness through empowering self-reliance and independence.
Services Offered: Transitional Living Center (TLC) for young women ages 18-24 who are not
pregnant or parenting, case management, life & job skills training, employment assistance,
assistance in enrolling in education or vocational program, and affordable rent based on income.
Eligibility Requirements: Young women ages 18-24; must be able to be legally employable in US
and willing and able to enroll in an education or vocational program; must be able to pass a drug
test and not be pregnant or parenting.
Clients Must Bring: Must bring or obtain - picture ID, social security card& birth certificate
Application Process: No walk-ins; call to complete phone application, followed by face-to-face
assessment scheduled at office
OUTCRY IN THE BARRIO
4419 Hamilton Ave Dallas, Texas 75210
T: 214-565-5005 (open 24 hrs)
Mission: Outcry Dallas is a residential inpatient facility in which our residents have a full schedule
consisting of a Bible based curriculum. This is a home for men only who are suffering from drug-
addiction, alcoholism, are involved in gangs. Outcry Dallas’ goal is to transform crime & drug-
infested neighborhoods through the power of Jesus Christ!
Eligibility Requirements:
• Must be at least 18 yrs. or older
• Willingness to transform one life
• Must participate in the Praise and Worship services offered at the facility
• Must participate in bible study and bible courses taught at the facility
• Must follow house rules & work in kind; outside employment not permitted for 6 months
Intake Process: No walk-ins. Client must call in to complete a phone intake. He will then be
directed on what needs to be done next.
Clients must bring: I.D., and social security card
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Limitations (Women not Admitted):
• No sexual offenses in criminal background
• Must be able to ambulate stairs in the facility
• No medical staff to dispense medications
OXFORD HOUSE
Various locations statewide
T:214-448-6269 (Dallas area) W: www.oxfordhouse.org
Oxford House residents do their own intake on the website at www.oxfordhouse.org
Mission: The Oxford House offers a supportive way of living and opportunities to learn life skills in
a clean and sober environment. Homes are run by residents who provide supportive network and
environment for people in recovery.
Eligibility:
• Age 18 or older
• Completion of in-patient alcohol or drug treatment OR completion of medical detoxification
program
• Some source of income to pay rent
• Must be able to live independently
Expectations/House Rules:
• Agree to follow house rules and guidelines
• Stay current on house expenses/rent
• Maintain sobriety
Application process: To locate a house with vacancies visit www.oxfordvacancies.com. Call the
individual house of interest and schedule an interview. Print out the application online, fill it out, and
bring it to the appointment along with I.D, and social security card. The intake specialist will notify
client of what else is needed at the interview.
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PROMISE HOUSE
224 W. Page, Dallas, TX 75208
T: 214-941-8578
F: 214-941-8670
W: www.promisehouse.org
Youth who are assessed through the intake process will be screened for potential COVID exposure.
Promise House Facilities are closed to visitors and all volunteer activities on-campus are suspended.
Mission: Promise House embraces homeless, runaway and at-risk teens and adolescents, giving
them needed support, encouragement and hope to live a better life. Promise House is dedicated to
providing the strength, stability, and hope that teens need today to fulfill their promise for a healthy,
productive and self-sufficient tomorrow.
Services Offered: 24-hour emergency/crisis intervention, therapeutic groups, psychiatric services,
recreational programs, case management, transitional living, maternity shelter, mental health
services, homeless youth shelter and advocacy, assistance for pregnant and parenting youths.
Programs offered: Emergency Youth Shelter, Transitional Living Program, and Wesley Inn
Program
Hours: Shelter Hours: 24 hours a day/7 days a week Office Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Eligibility Requirements: For youth ages 10-17 for shelters and 16-24 for transitional program.
Pregnant and parenting youths program for ages 14-20. Call for intake (214) 941-8578 ext 500
and specialist at will give specific requirements for program of interest.
REFUGE FOR WOMEN NTX
306 N. LOOP 288 #199 DENTON, TEXAS 76209
W: https://refugeforwomen.org/north-texas/
Mission: Refuge for Women is a faith-based nonprofit that provides the emergency and transitional
housing for the victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Services: RfW offers long term, transitional, and emergency housing options. The application will take
place over the course of 3-5 business days, with initial outreach 48 hours after the initial screening,
Applications: Initial screening forms can be found on their website for each service. The National
Headquarters will review the screening and respond in 48 hours. If approved, the total process will take 3-
5 business days. Intake is based on the availability of beds closest to you. Advocates, case workers, and
partner organizations may submit applications on behalf of the client.
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RIVER OF LIFE HOMES
T: 214-886-3563
W:http://riveroflifehomes.org/
Mission: River of Life Homes provides a confidential shelter and supportive services to women and
women with children. Creating a better daily life for domestic violence and victims.
Services Offered: Provides Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing. shelter, food and clothing,
counseling- individual and group. Financial planning, Family reconciliation, Healthy Boundaries,
parenting classes, resume writing, job interviewing prep. Emergency Shelter- for women in life
threatening situation, duration is 30 days. Transitional Housing- up to 1 year- Women and children
who have completed this emergency shelter program but need additional time to complete their life
plan or job training.
Limits: For women 18+ who are escaping life threatening domestic violence within 2 weeks or
lessand have income, however that income is not enough to sustain their own housing. Income may
be earned through full or part time employment or through unemployment, child support, or SSI.
Rent is month to month, utilities is included. Children are allowed up to 12 years old.
Intake: Call to set up an appointment and get address.
SAFE HAVEN
1010 N. Center St., Arlington, TX 76011
Domestic Violence Crisis #: 1-877-701-7233
Arlington Resource Center: 817-535-6462 Fort Worth Resource Center: 817-536-5496
W: www.safehaventc.org E: [email protected] Hours: 9am-5pm
Mission: Safe Haven ends domestic violence through safety, support, prevention and social change.
Emergency shelters are located in Arlington and Fort Worth. Call the hotline number for shelter in
take. In person appointments are available.
Services offered: 2 Emergency shelters and transitional housing, clients receive counseling- legal
services, case management and more. Free legal assistance offered as well. Resource centers in
Arlington and Fort Worth deliver personalized plans for each survivor.
Intake: Please call your closest center to speak to a professional about your next steps.
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SALVATION ARMY
Administrative Offices Carr P. Collins Social Services Center
8787 N. Stemmons Fwy Suite #800 (Homeless Shelter)
Dallas, TX 75247 5302 Harry Hines Blvd
T: 214-424-7000 (Dallas) T: 214-424-7050
T: 817-344-1820 (Fort Worth) W(for all): https://salvationarmyntx.org/north-texas/
Adult Rehabilitation Center
5302 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75235
T: 214-630-5611 Domestic Violence Hotline T: 214-424-7208
Food distribution programs are now focused on drive-through, grab-and-go, and home drop
off. Call your local branch to ensure what is available to you.
Mission: The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal
Christian Church. Caring for the poor. Feeding the hungry. Sheltering the homeless. Clothing the
naked. Loving the unlovable. Befriending the friendless. There are various locations throughout the
DFW area.
Services offered: homeless shelter, emergency housing, voluntary alcohol and substance abuse
rehabilitation program, prison release substance abuse program, disaster response, domestic
violence and abuse program, food pantry, financial assistance, clothing, counseling, and transitional
housing programs.
Hours: shelter is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Shelter Intake hours every day 4:00 pm – 7:00
pm (or until all slots are filled) Social Service office hours Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Food Pantry
hours Mon – Fri 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Eligibility Requirements: Clothing is only given to victims of domestic violence, fire, flood, or
individuals who have been released from incarceration within the last 30 days. Services all for
Dallas County excluding Garland and Irving residents (see Garland Salvation Army and Irving
Salvation Army for assistance). Substance Abuse Program accepts court ordered referrals only
Application Process: Walk in for shelter and domestic violence assistance. Appointments required
for financial assistance; call to schedule an appointment.
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID for self; SS cards for all in household; proof of address; copy of lease
for rental assistance; copy of utility bill for utility assistance; last pay stub
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SAMARITAN HOUSE SERVICES
929 Hemphill Street Fort Worth, TX 76104
T: 817-332-6410 W: www.samaritanhouse.org
For referrals, Crystal Daniel must be contacted at 817-509-4432.
Mission: Samaritan House Services and The Village at Samaritan House offer permanent,
supportive housing for homeless, low-income individuals and families affected by HIV/ AIDS and
other special needs; creating positive change individuals and families who are affected by major
health conditions, substance abuse issues, and mental illness who are homeless or at-risk of
homelessness.
Eligibility requirements: must be 18 years of age or older, have low income, have a diagnosis of
HIV/AIDS, be homeless or be at imminent risk of homelessness.
Services offered: affordable subsidized housing, supportive housing, meals, counseling, case
management, transportation, substance abuse recovery, life skills classes, and follow-up care.
Application/ intake process: call and schedule an intake. Residents must pay a minimum of $50
or 30% of their annual adjusted income. Clients may fill out a Housing Interest Request form
themselves to request housing options through Samaritan House (waitlist can be 6-10 months)
Clients will need to bring: I.D., social security card, letter of diagnosis, and proof of homelessness
THE SAMARITAN INN
1514 N. McDonald St. McKinney, TX 75071
Admin # 972-542-5302 F. 972-569-9988 W: https://www.saminn.org E: info@saminn.org
Hours: Intake days are Tue/Thu 9am-1:30pm and Sun 9am-1pm and Office hours: Mon – Fri
8:00am – 5:00 pm
Services Offered: The Samaritan Inn provides a free of charge homeless program that helps willing
people regain their dignity and independence. Also boards pets of clients.
Short-term program housing program, case management, thrift store
Eligibility Requirements: No active drug use, client cannot have a violent criminal history, client
must be able to find and maintain employment.
Referral process: only accepted from support programs like legal and financial counseling, as well
as mental and physical health services.
Clients Must Bring: Government-issued picture ID card, SS card, ss card for any children, be
willing to submit to a drug test, must be wiling to submit to a background check, must be
willing to work full or part time
Limits: Maximum time in shelter is determined on an individual basis but the average is 90 days.
Gateway Transitional Apartments Residents may stay between 3 and 18 months.
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SHARED HOUSING CENTER
402 N. Good Latimer, Dallas, TX 75204
T. 214-821-8510 F. 214-828-1499
W: www.sharedhousing.org E: [email protected]
Hours: Office Hours: Mon – Thu 9:00 am – 5:00 pm; Applications: Mon – Thu 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Following CDC guidelines and requiring staff and anyone who visits to wear masks
Mission: Shared Housing Center was created in 1984 to provide and facilitate affordable housing
options, and supportive services that foster independence, empowerment, and self-worth and to
serve a multicultural, intergenerational population.
Services Offered: Temporary supportive housing for older adults and homeless single parent
families in the form of shared housing with another individual, counseling, crisis intervention,
financial planning/budgeting, education and employment assistance, life skill training, and after
school programs.
Eligibility Requirements: for transitional housing, the single parent families must be at least 21,
no felonies, no pregnant women, single parent families can have no more than 3 children, and
children cannot be older than 10 for boys and 12 for girls. Duration of stay should not exceed 12
months. Single adults must be at least 50 yrs. of age to get into housing program. Must agree to case
management aspect of program, must be self-sufficient, and must pay be a percentage of the rent
according to income. Personal and criminal background checks will be run.
Application Process: Clients should fill out an application online and will then be called for a
phone interview. Face coverings are required and must be vaccinated if accepted into the program.
Clients Must Bring: Clients should bring photo ID, social security cards, and birth certificates
for all minor children in the family. Call and verify with the intake specialist.
Limits: Clients can stay in transitional housing program for one year
Exclusions: no criminal background or substance abuse issue
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SHURRUN’S HOUSE
Dallas, Texas 75210
Life is a game of chess. You cannot undo the moves, but you can make The Next Step Better Maye
your next move with Shurrun’s House Sober Living.
Services Offered: This fully furnished house provides a drug free safe haven for women, men, and
adolescents when transitioning from the criminal justice system or dependence recovery to
reentering society. All residents are in a safe, faith based environment with stability so the focus for
the residents would only be maintaining sobriety, looking for steady work and gaining their own
independence.
Application Process: Must be coming out a treatment center and be 30 or more days clean. Upon
arrival and further assistance will be assessed at that time. Please call for more information or to
inquire about being screened.
Limitations: Must adhere to house rules and assigned meetings. Self pay.
SONYA’S HOUSE INC
7008 Sorcery Rd Dallas, TX 75249
T: 682-777-5943 E: sonyas[email protected] W: http://www.sonyashouseinc.org/
Mission: Sonya’s House is transitional housing in a home-style setting. Our goal is to provide low-
income housing and holistic care for women living with HIV/AIDS understanding that this life
change can be mental, spiritual, physical, and financial. No one should endure this battle alone and
we are here to help.
Services offered: furnished affordable housing, case management, peer support, recovery coaching,
meals, and medication delivery from Safemed Pharmacy.
Application Process: call to check availability, schedule intake and complete interview.
Clients will need to bring: I.D., social security card, birth certificate, and letter of diagnosis, proof
of residency, and proof of income
Exclusions: no sexual criminal offenses, no women with children, no married couples, and no pets.
Limitations: length of stay is 6 months
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UNDER 1 ROOF
5787 S. Hampton Road 270 Dallas, TX 75232
T: 214-343-4000 F: (844) 382-6994 W: www.under1roofdallas.org E: info@under1roofdallas.com
Call for updated intake at 214-343-4000
Mission: Under 1 Roof is a nonprofit agency offering transitional, permanent supportive housing
and case management services to homeless and low-income individuals as well as families in Dallas
and Collin Counties. Our vision is a community where everyone has safe affordable housing and the
tools to become self-reliant.
Services: Emergency rental and utility assistance, relocation assistance, counseling, referrals to
community resources, transportation support, financial empowerment and literacy classes,
permanent supportive housing programs, and legal workshops.
Eligibility Requirements
• Admission by referral from emergency shelters only
• Birth Certificate
• TX ID
• Social Security Card
• Proof of income
• 3
rd
party verification of homelessness
Exclusions
• Cannot accept violent offenders
• Minimum 21 years old, families must have one or more children under 18
Intake: Must be residing in one of the local shelters and be referred by a shelter case manager
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UNION GOSPEL MISSION (UGM)- CALVERT PLACE (Men)
3211 Irving Blvd., Dallas, TX 75247
T: 214-637-6117 ext. 110 F: 214-634-8340 W: www.ugmdallas.org Hours: Shelter: 24/7
Services Offered: an emergency shelter for homeless men which provides food; clothes;
medical care; discipleship/rehabilitation; education and computer training; GED preparation;
work experience; Bible studies; chapel services; transitional housing
Intake: Mon-Fri 9am – 1pm at Our Calling 1702 S Cesar Chavez Blvd Dallas, TX 75215
Mon-Sun intakes over the phone at UGM 8am-5pm
Eligibility Requirements: Homeless men, MUST BE fully vaccinated for COVID or willing to be
vaccinated
Clients Must Bring: SS card and form of picture ID
Application Process: Clients should walk-in to intake office at 1818 Corsicana (The Bridge)
Exclusions: Sex offenders who do not fulfill their legal requirements; those who are able to fulfill
legal registry requirements will be considered on case by case
UNION GOSPEL MISSION (UGM) CENTER OF HOPE (Women)
4815 Cass St., Dallas, TX 75235
T: 214.638.2988 F: 214.637.2790 W: www.ugmdallas.org
Intake Hours: Mon – Sun, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Please call for initial phone screening.
Services Offered: UGM Center of Hope (COH) is our shelter and Discipleship Program site
exclusively for single women with children; the capacity is 235 and the women and children can
stay for up to 90 days. This center offers on-site state licensed childcare to allow the women to
partake in the Discipleship Program, case management and self-sufficiency classes.
Eligibility Requirements:
• Homeless women and children
• Valid government issued ID and social security card for all women
• Birth certificates for all children
• Must be fully vaccinated for COVID & present verification
Language Options: Currently do not have Spanish/bi-lingual staff available
Exclusions: Clients may stay in the shelter for a maximum of 90 days; no one under the influence of
drugs and/or alcohol; no women who have been involved with domestic violence; individuals must
bring prescribed medication for mental health that they have been taking for at least two weeks
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US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT- VA SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
4500 S. Lancaster Rd., Building 71-A Dallas, TX 75216 T: 214-467-1814
Mission: HUD-VASH is a collaborative program and partnership between HUD, Veteran Affairs and
local housing authorities to provide housing vouchers and supportive services to chronically
homeless veterans and their families.
To apply for HUD-VASH, please contact your local VA Homeless Program. Veterans can contact the
HUD-VASH program directly or obtain a referral from a case manager in another VA program.
Requirements:
• Verification of chronic homeless status
• Veterans with current DD214 verifying the veteran was honorably discharged
• Social Security Card and ID card
• Birth certificate for ALL family members living in the house
• Proof of income
VIOLA’S HOUSE
T: 1 (469)751-2017 W: https://www.violashouse.org/default.asp
Mission: Viola’s House, Inc. is an emergency placement shelter for teen mothers/expectant
mothers, ages 12-21, faced with an unplanned pregnancy and who may be at-risk for homelessness
in Dallas.
Services: Viola's House services include intake and case management, individual and group
counseling, skills training and development, parenting/pregnancy support, job readiness
preparation, financial literacy, and educational services.
Eligibility: Must be an unwed mother between the ages of 12 and 21.
Application: Please visit https://www.violashouse.org/pregnant.asp to apply for help and confirm
eligibility. Clients will be contacted within 72 hours of reaching out.
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WOMEN IN NEED
Hunt County
W: https://www.wintexas.org/ T: Greenville Office: 903-455-4612, Rockwall Office: 972-772-3000
Mission: WIN offers a multi-faceted domestic violence resource for women who are fleeing abusive
situations.
Services: WIN offers an emergency shelter, counseling services, legal advocacy, and non-residential
programs for victims of intimate partner violence and domestic violence. There are also continuing
programs for ex-shelter residents. Services are available in Spanish and English.
Eligibility: Open to victims and/or survivors of domestic, dating and intimate partner violence.
Intake/Application: Please call the WIN 24hr hotline (903) 454-HELP (4357) or text 972-591-
SAFE (7233)
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FOOD & CLOTHING PANTRIES
BROTHER BILL’S HELPING HAND
3906 N Westmoreland, Dallas, TX 75212
Mailing: PO Box 565846, Dallas, TX 75356
T. 214-638-2196 F. 214-638-2198 Clinic: 214-638-2194
E: helpingh[email protected]g W: https://bbhh.org/
Hours for Grocery Store: Wed 9:30am-12pm, Thu 9:30am-12pm, 2
nd
Sat of each month 9am-
11am , 2
nd
Thu of each month 5pm-6:30pm. Produce Days 1
st
and 3
rd
Fridays 9am-11am (no
appointment required for Produce Days)
Encouraging social distancing, masks, and other CDC precautions
Services Offered: Food pantry; ESL classes in January; computer lab; women’s job training
program; Bible study in English; Low-Cost Community Clinic (primary health and optometry by
appointment only); Community Grocery Store – Appointment only
Eligibility Requirements: Client must live in 75208-75212 zip codes and sign up online for the
food pantry; Must Bring: Picture ID and documentation showing residence
Application Process: By appointment only- please call directly or fill out application form on their
website
Limits: Client may receive groceries a max of 2 times per month
BUCKNER CENTER FOR HUMANITARIAN AID
Domestic Aid and Assistance
5405 Shoe Dr., Mesquite, TX 75149
T. 214-939-7177 F. 214-367-8093
Services Offered: Food pantry available by appointment, drive through only
Hours: Call for appointment.
• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday for Food and Clothing
• Wednesday: Empowerment Classes for ESL, Life Skills and Job Readiness
• Closed Friday for donation pick-ups
• Closed weekends
Eligibility Requirements:
• 75149, 75150, 75180, 75217, 75227
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID; proof of income; proof of address
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Application Process: Call for appointment and further
information
Limits: Clients issued ID card for quarterly visits; client’s need assessed and re-evaluated
after 4th visit.
CARE CENTER MINISTRIES
7912 Antoinette St., Dallas, TX 75217
T. 214-824-9852 F. 214-824-3499
W: www.carecenterministries.org
Hours: Wednesdays (except the 5
th
Wednesday of every month)10AM-3PM
Services Offered: “The Basket “food pantry and clothing for targeted clients living in
Pleasant Grove area 75217 and 75227 zip code
Eligibility: Must present valid photo ID for all household members and proof of residency
CROSSROADS COMMUNITY CHURCH SERVICES (An outreach of First United Methodist Church)
4500 S Cockrell Hill Rd Dallas, TX 75201
T. (469) 860-6090 F. 214-560-2512 W. https://ccsdallas.org/
Hours: Mon – Thu 8:30 am – 12:30 pm. Open 1
st
Saturday of the month 8:30am-11:30am
Following COVID guidelines and requiring everyone to wear masks
Services Offered: Food and clothing
Requirements: Have residence in the City of Dallas (752__ zip code) & low income
• Have original picture ID for all individuals aged 18 and over in household
• Original birth certificate or a Medicaid Card for all individuals under the age of 18 in
household
• Current lease (naming ALL household residents you will be registering) or tax/mortgage
statement
• Current proof of residence (current electric or water bill, rent receipt with apartment stamp)
• Clients do not need proof of income to receive food assistance but are required to be below the
Emergency Food Program (TEFAP)
Intake: BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. To schedule an appointment, call 469-860-6090. Clients may visit
once a month.
Important: Please bring your own reusable bags to take your groceries home!
INFORMATION FOR REFERRALS FROM STEWPOT: If you are homeless, in order to receive
clothing, you must have Referral slip from The Stewpot and Stewpot ID
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DALLAS BETHLEHEM CENTER
4410 Leland Avenue Dallas, TX 75215
T: (214) 428-5171 W: dallasbethlehemcenter.org E: admin@dallasbethlehemcenter.org
Mission: Dallas Bethlehem Center uses faith based programs to help prepare young children for
school and provide food assistance in what is known as a “food desert” in Dallas.
Services Offered: Provides food and utilities assistance. Must preregister for food assistance
Application: To sign up for weekly food assistance, contact the Dallas Bethlehem Center @ (214)
428-5171
DENTON FIRST REFUGE MINISTRIES
1701 Broadway St., Denton TX, 76201
W: https://dentonrefuge.org/
Mission: First Refuge Ministries aims to minister to the entire person, including physical, emotional
and spiritual needs, by offering essential services to those in our community.
Services: FRM provides food distribution by way of a client choice pantry, medical and dental clinic,
and faith-based counseling services.
Eligibility: They serve only Denton County residents. Clients may access the food pantry once every
thirty days for assistance. Please bring one form of identification for all residents of the household.
For medical services, please bring proof of income, residency, ID, proof of children in the household
and fit the income guidelines. Prescreening is required, call for an appointment.
Application: Please visit their website for more information and fill out the contact form. Locations
in Denton and Sanger.
Denton 1701 Broadway St: Mon 9am-12pm, Wed 1pm-4pm and Thu 6pm-8pm
Sanger 713 S. Fifth St: Mon 1pm-4pm and Thu 9am-12pm
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DENTON COMMUNITY FOOD CENTER
306 N. Loop 288, ste. 400, Denton 76209
T: (940) 382-0807 E: [email protected] W: https://www.dentoncfc.org/
Mission: Denton Food Community Center provides aid to those facing food insecurity.
Services: DFCC provides enough food to feed a family of four for a week with each visit in a drive
through style method. Limit assistance to once a month.
Application/Requirements: Due to COVID, DFCC is not turning anyone away. Clients are asked to
bring a photo ID and proof of current address. Clients will be asked to load the groceries into the
vehicle themselves to minimize contact and will be asked to wear a mask inside their vehicle when
being interviewed and loading their groceries.
Service hours are Mon 10:30am–12:30pm & Wed 10:30am–12:30pm
DUNCANVILLE OUTREACH MINISTRY
202 E. Cherry St., Duncanville, TX 75116
T. 972-296-4986 F. 972-296-4997 W: https://duncanvilleoutreach.org/assistance
Food Pantry/Office Hours: 9:30a to 12:30p M-F
Mission: Duncanville Outreach Ministry (DOM) is a nonprofit, faith-based organization
associated with the First United Methodist Church in Duncanville. The organization strives to
reduce and alleviate hunger within the community by distributing food and financial
assistance to qualified families in the City of Duncanville in the zip codes 75116 and
75137.
Services Offered:
• Food pantry assistance for qualifying residents in 75116 and 75137 on a monthly basis
o Must bring current driver’s license, birth certificates for children under 10
o Proof of residency
o Proof of income for all adults, including 30 days of check stubs, recent tax return,
current years social security letter, proof of disability, child support, and/or food
stamp letter
• Financial assistance for utilities, rent and prescriptions –When Funding is Available
• Thrifty Station store sells clothing, household items, personal hygiene, and other items at a
discount; this store is open to the general public
Thrifty Station Hours: 9:00a to 3:00p M-F 10:00a to 1:00p Sat.
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FIRST BAPTIST CARROLLTON- FRIENDSHIP HOUSE
3733 N. Josey Lane suite 103, Carrollton, TX 75007 3733
T. 972-512-3838 Hours: Open Tues- Thurs by appointment only
W: https://www.firstfields.org/friendship-house
Services Offered: Food, financial assistance if able, not always
Application Process: Call for appointment, fill out application form, up for renewal yearly
Eligibility Requirements: open to all zip codes
Limits: Clients may receive food 3 times every 6 months
FREEDOM HOUSE FOOD PANTRY
1123 Ft Worth Drive Denton, TX 76205
T: (940) 808-1016 E: pantry@dentonfreedomhouse.org
W: https://dentonfreedomhouse.org/freedom-food-pantry/
Services: Offers food assistance, open Monday – Thursday 1:00pm – 4:00pm and Friday 11:00am –
2:00pm. Operating as a “Client Choice Pantry.”
Application: Please register online through the form, clients may also register in person.
Limits: No one is turned away or denied at any time. Come get food when you are in need.
*Freedom House also offers an intensive 6-month substance abuse program for men and women*
GOOD SAMARITANS OF GARLAND
214 N. 12th St., Garland, TX 75040
T: 972-276-2263 F: 972-487-8253
E: [email protected] W: http://www.goodsamofgarland.org/
Services Offered: Food only
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 3:30 pm (closed 12pm-1pm).
Eligibility Requirements: open to all, limit assistance to every 14 days
Food distributed by appointment only, please call 972-276-2263 on Friday morning, beginning at 8:30
a.m. to schedule for following week; walk-ins are accepted
Clients Must Bring: Photo ID is requested
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GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH, IRVING - FISH AND LOAVES FOOD PANTRY
2620 W. Grauwyler Rd., Irving, TX 75061
T: 972-790-2121 F: 972-790-2121
E: [email protected] W: www.gslcirving.com
Hours: Saturday mornings 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Operating, in a modified manner- Call 972-790-2121 for the updated information.
Mission: The Fish and Loaves Food Pantry is an outreach ministry of the Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church that strives to meet the community needs in providing temporary assistance to its
neighbors in crisis and low-income.
Services Offered: Food only
Eligibility Requirements: Clients must be Irving residents and have proof of residency
Clients Must Bring: Proof of Irving address and photo ID for all household members (acceptable
IDs can be social security card, birth certificate, school ID, State ID
Application Process: Walk-in and complete initial application
Limits: Clients may receive food up to three times per year, only one family per address will be
served. Food vouchers may be redeemed 30 days from the last visit
GRAND PRAIRIE RENT AND CLOTHING CO-OP
118 N.E. 4th St., Grand Prairie, TX 75050
T: 972.264.8540 F: 972.264.6920
W :https://usccrc.org/listing/grand-prairie-food-and-
clothing-co-op/
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am –11:30 am (except bank holidays)
Services Offered:
Provides food, clothes - For Verifiable Crisis Situations Only
Eligibility Requirements: must be a Grand Prairie resident and have proof of that residency. Must
meet the TexCap income limits for households. For zip codes 75050, 75051, 75052, 75053
Clients Must Bring: Photo ID for all adult household members; birth certificates or school IDs for
children; proof of address
Application Process: Call or Walk-in
Limits: Clients may receive up to 3 times a year at the discretion of the board and while supplies
last
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HIGHLAND OAKS CHURCH OF CHRIST—CARING AND SHARING
10805 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas, TX 75238
T. 214-342-6060 F. 214-342-6043 Hours: Tue, Thurs 12-4PM (by appointment only)
W: https://highlandoakschurchofchristinc.snappages.site/caring-and-sharing-food-pantry
Services Offered: Food and clothes
Eligibility Requirements: Dallas residents living in zip codes 75238, 75243.
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID for self; proof of address (lease) listing all in household; proof of all
income for household, itemized expenses
Application Process: Walk-ins taken during the day for clients who want help with food;
appointments required for clothes on Wed afternoon and for food and clothing during evening
hours
Limits: Once a family is certified to receive services, they will be scheduled to come one Thursday a
month to select food and clothing for their family
HARVESTING IN MANSFIELD (HIM) CENTER FOOD PANTRY
150 S 6th Ave, Mansfield, 76063
T: (817) 453-3663 W: https://himcenter.org/ E: info@himcenter.org
Mission: Harvesting in Mansfield aims to provide food for those at risk of hunger in North Texas by
providing food to clients directly and to other partner pantries for distribution.
Services: HIM Center offers a food pantry for clients, holiday meals for Thanksgiving and Christmas,
and an essentials store that offers essential, hygienic, and cleaning products at roughly 50% of retail
price. This food consists of healthy foods such as fresh fruit/vegetables, carbohydrates, bread,
protein, and canned goods.
Eligibility: The HIM Center provides food every 1
st
-4
th
Thursday from 9:00am – 12:00pm. No
appointment is needed however, appointments may speed up the process and are flexible for those
who are working. All zip codes are accepted.
Limits: For first time clients, please bring:
• Proof of residence
• A form of identification
• A completed HIM application
• Appointments are not required but encouraged
• Families are eligible for assistance for 12 months
Application: Please call or visit their website and wait to be contacted
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HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH- OUTREACH MINISTRIES
5004 Bonnie View, Dallas, TX 75241
T. 214-375-3715 F. 214-375-2511
W. https://holycrosscatholicdallas.org/outreach
Hours: By appointment only Mon, Wed and Fri. Closed Tue and Thu
Services Offered: Food Pantry
Eligibility Requirements: Residents in zip codes 75216, 75241, homeless clients, and older adults
on a fixed income
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID with zip code, proof of income (including benefits); proof of
address (utility bill, lease agreement, etc.), social security cards for all in household
Application Process: Walk-ins for homeless clients; clients in zip codes must make appointment
Limits: Clients may receive food 6 times a year
HOLY TRINITY CENTER
3826 Gilbert Ave., Dallas, TX 75219
T. 214-521-3719 F. 214-521-3724
W: https://www.htccd.org/
Hours: Tue and Thu 9:00 am – 12:00, Sat 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Services Offered: Food pantry
Eligibility Requirements: Must live in zip codes 75204 West of Central Expy,
75205 and 75209 must live South of Mockingbird, will serve all of 75219 and zip
code 75235 must live East of Inwood, South of Lemmon and North of Stemmons.
Other zip codes include: 75219, 75226 and 75235
Documentation Required: Must have valid picture identification card, proof of
income and residence.
Eligibility Requirements: 75201, 75204, 75205, 75209, 75219, 75226, 75235
Clients Must Bring: Photo ID; birth certificates for all children; proof of income; original utility
bills and current lease
Limits:
• Clients may receive food assistance once a month
• Seniors or disabled persons may receive food assistance every 2 weeks
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HOMELESS VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER
4900 S. Lancaster Rd. Dallas, TX. 75216
T:214-372-8822
W: https://www.hvsd.org/ Hours: 8-2 Mon- Fri
Mission: Homeless Veterans Services of Dallas, Inc. is a 501© (3) nonprofit, created in 2004 to assist
homeless and at-risk veterans. HVSD operates and manages the Veterans Resource Center which
opened in 2012 as a “one-stop” center to assist veterans.
Services Offered: 2 meals a day, showers, laundry facilities, organizations on-site to assist with filing
for V.A. Benefits, clothing access, hygiene kits, haircuts, bus passes and holiday meals.
Application: Please call to be evaluated for services
MESQUITE CHURCH OF CHRIST FOOD PANTRY (YELLOW HOUSE)
217 S. Locust, Mesquite, TX 75149
T: 972-329-6866 Hours: Tue, Wed, Thu 10:00 am -2:00 pm
W:https://www.mesquitecofc.org/index.php
Call for an appointment 972-329-6866
Services Offered: Food
Eligibility Requirements: 75040, 75041, 75042, 75043, 75087, 75088, 75089, 75098, 75114,
75126, 75142, 75149, 75150, 75159, 75160, 75161, 75180, 75181, 75182
Clients Must Bring: Will ask for photo ID, address, and if clients are on any other program
assistance. A yellow card will be given to clients to bring on each subsequent visit
Application Process: Walk-in
Limits: Clients may pick up food once a week
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MINNIE FOOD PANTRY
3033 W. Parker Rd Suite 116 Plano, TX 75023
T: 972-596-0253 W: www.minniesfoodpantry.org
Hours: Wed-Sat of each month, 8:30am-11:30am, closed every 5
th
Saturday of the month
Mission: Minnie’s Food Pantry provides free food to low-income families, single parents, senior
citizens, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, working poor, and anyone else in need of
emergency food assistance. Minnie’s serves all of those in need, regardless of geographic
boundaries, gender, race or religion. They also offer several programs and season support programs
to assist families, children, and elders. Minnie’s Food Pantry also collaborates with the VA to assist
veterans in need.
Eligibility: Eligibility to receive food is determined by the TEXCAP guidelines, which measures a
person’s need based on their income. We distribute fresh meats, fresh fruits/vegetables, fresh dairy
products and non-perishable items based on availability.
Clients Will Need: Please bring an acceptable form of ID, proof of address, and complete the
recipient form on their website.
MISSION GRANBURY
3611 Plaza East Court, Granbury, TX. 76049
T: 817-579-6866 Shelter T: 817-579-6848 Crisis T: 844-579-6848
W: https://www.missiongranbury.org/
Mission Granbury is following CDC guidelines of social distancing and requires a mask for entry.
Intake procedures are over the phone. The food pantry is still operating as a drive-through. Please
call for more information regarding intake 817-579-6866
Mission: Mission Granbury supports survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Call for
more information and how to apply for services.
Services Offered: ADA Carey Family violence shelter, Casa Program, New Beginnings resale shop,
food pantry/ Emergency assistance, veteran assistance and leadership. Resale shop- open from
9am-4pm, Monday-Friday. Resource Center- Tuesdays 9am-11am if needing assistance with
children. Thursday 9am-11am without children
Drive Thru Food Pantry: Tue and Thu 9am-3pm and Wed 3pm-7pm (Located in Resource Center)
Please call to see if you qualify.
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MISSION OAK CLIFF
111 S. Beckley, Dallas, TX 75203
T : 214-942-6407 W: https://www.missionoakcliff.org/
F : 214-942-8606 Application Process : Walk-in
Mission: Oak Cliff is the community ministry hub of Cliff Temple Baptist Church. It provides
emergency food, clothing, counseling & advocacy services, and educational opportunities to families
in the North Oak Cliff area of Dallas.
Services Offered: food pantry; clothing; classes for GED and ESL, job skills, nutrition, exercise,
citizenship, community garden, and assistance with Medicaid and SNAP. Also offers a food delivery
service for families of Dallas ISD students identified by partner schools.
Hours: Food Pantry: Monday- Friday, 1:00pm- 3:00 pm; Clothing Closet: GED classes: Monday-
Friday 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm; ESL classes Tuesday and Friday 9:00 am- 11:00 am.
Homeless Welcome Center: Mon-Thu, 12 PM - 1 PM. Clothing Services: Thursdays, 12 PM - 1 PM
Eligibility Requirements: Must be resident of one of the following zip codes: 75203, 75208, 75211,
75216, 75224
Clients Must Bring: picture I.D. preferably for adults, documentation for children in the household
(Social Security Card, Birth Certificate, school I.D., shot record, Medicaid card, report card, baptismal
certificate all acceptable), proof of address/residency.
Limits: clients may receive food 2 times a month. Extra service times can be earned by completing
classes.
Call for appointment.
MOUNT OLIVE LUTHERAN CHURCH FOOD PANTRY
3100 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Dallas, TX. 75215
T: 214-428-2892
W: https://www.mountolivedallas.org/mount-olive-food-pantry/
Hours- Wednesday 11am-2pm, must live in 75215 or 75210 zip codes
Mission: Mount Olive Lutheran Church Food Pantry is a community of faith, reaching out to change
lives.
Eligibility Requirements: Picture ID for person applying. SSN for all household members, bill or
rent receipt with current address. Proof of income.
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NORTH DALLAS SHARED MINISTRIES
2875 Merrell Rd., Dallas, TX 75229
T: 214-358-8700 F: 214-358-8797
E: [email protected] W: www.ndsm.org
Hours: Food Pantry: Mon-Thu 8:30am-12pm (East Lot) Fri 8am-12pm (Seniors ONLY 60+)
Emergency Aid Center: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, Sat 9:00 am – 11:30 am
Clothing Closet: Mon–Fri 9:30 am – 2:00 pm, Sat 9 am – 11:30 am
Mission: North Dallas Shared Ministries’ goal is to deliver aid as efficiently and effectively as
possible by providing emergency assistance, helping access entitlement, health and community
programs designed to achieve long-term stability, promoting wellness and financial
independence, and developing resource materials that can lead to additional services and
support.
Services Offered: Food pantry, clothing closet, rent and utility assistance, dental and vision
services, job counseling, ESL classes, Friday Food Basket Program for seniors 60+, applications for
food stamps and Medicaid, medical clinic for adults and children without insurance, women’s
clinic, and income tax preparation
Eligibility Requirements: must reside in one of the following zip codes: 75001, 75115, 75204,
75205, 75209, 75219, 75220, 75225, 75229, 75230, 75231, 75234, 75235, 75240, 75243, 75244,
75247, 75248, 75251, 75252, 75254, and 75287. Job counseling services are open to all in the city
of Dallas. All seniors are eligible for the Friday Food Basket program
Application Process: Walk-in
Clients Must Bring: Picture I.D. and Social Security cards for everyone in household, Birth
Certificates for all children in household, proof of address, proof of income, receipts of recent
expenses, utility bills, late notice from landlord (for rental assistance)
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ONE MAN’S TREASURE
519 I-30 East, #211 Rockwall, Texas 75087
T: (888) 433-9826 E: info@onemanstr.org W: https://www.onemanstr.org/
Requires staff and clients to wear masks at all times-call for updated procedures 888-433-9826.
Mission: One Man's Treasure seeks to empower men recently released from prison who come to
the Dallas area by providing them with clothing and opportunities for networking. Clothing is
prepared and mailed to the client, no in person store fronts available.
Eligibility: clothing available for men who have recently been released from incarceration within
the past 60 days. Must reside in Dallas, Rockwall, Kaufman, Collin, Henderson, Tarrant, some parts
of Denton County, and Smith County.
Intake: Call and complete an intake via the phone or submit the form online (mailed in applications
are still acceptable if client is still incarcerated).
OUR DAILY BREAD (Community Outreach Connection, Inc.)
6960 S. Polk St. Dallas, TX 75232
T. 469.594.1763 W: www.cocinc.org E: [email protected]
Hours: Sat 9:00 am – 12:45 pm (clients must arrive 15 minutes before closing to receive service)
Services Offered: Food pantry and clothes
Eligibility Requirements: must reside in one of the following zip codes: 75216, 75224, 75232,
75237, 75241
Clients Must Bring: TX ID or driver’s license for adults, birth certificate, Medicaid card or
school records for all children, Green Card (if applicable) award letter or proof of government
assistance (if applicable) proof of address, proof of income.
Application Process: Walk-in or call for more information
Language Options: No Spanish speakers available; translation assistance can be provided.
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PILGRIM REST BAPTIST CHURCH CRISIS MINISTRY
3516 Monger Ave., Dallas, TX 75204
T: 214-821-4443 F: 214-821-4474 W: https://www.pilgrimrestdallas.org/community-outreach
Following CDC Guidelines. Call for further updates 214-821-4443
Services Offered: Rent and utility assistance, food, clothing, and medical/supplemental aid through
the crisis center.
Hours: Mon – Thu: 11:00 am – 3:00 pm by appointment. Food distribution is held the 2
nd
Thursday
of each month at the PRMBC Crisis Center.
Eligibility Requirements: Must have income, be located in 75203, 75204, 75205, 75207, 75208
75209, 75210, 75212, 75214, 75215, 75219, 75223, 75225, 75226, 75235, 75246, 75247, 75390 zip
codes.
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID and social security card; income verification, late payment notice or
bill requiring assistance, and copy of reason requiring assistance
Application Process: Appointment only; call 214-821-4443, pre-screening application can be
submitted online.
SOUL FOR CHRIST MINISTRY
2402 South Beckley Ave, Dallas, TX, 75224
T: 214-641-4577 W: https://soulforchristministry.org/
Hours: Mon/Wed 11am while supplies last, first come first serve
Mission: Soul for Christ Ministry aims to protect and serve vulnerable individuals in a Christ-centric
approach.
Services: SCM runs a food pantry for the hungry in the Oak Cliff region of Dallas twice a week
beginning at 9am Wednesday and Fridays. Clients may only attend one per week.
• SCM operates six licensed boarding homes in Oak Cliff designed to be the bridge between
dependent and independent living for mentally ill or low-income individuals. Resident
managers ensure the homes are clean and safe, as well as dispense prescribed medicines
and provide meals.
Application: Please call, visit, or email Soul for Christ Ministries for more information on their
boarding homes or food pantry service. First come, first served basis.
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VOICE OF HOPE
4120 Gentry Drive, Dallas, Texas 75212
T: (214) 631-7027 W: https://voiceofhope.org/ E: info@voiceofhope.org
Hours: Open Mon-Fri 8am-6pm Food Pantry: Mon, Wed, Fri by appointment only
Services Offered: Offers food assistance for Voice of Hope families and families in West Dallas. Also
offers some medical assistance via a mobile clinic that visits their main campus.
Eligibility: Priority is given to West Dallas 75212 zip code residents or Voice of Hope families,
others may go through their website for the application.
Application: Please apply for food assistance on their website. Please contact Debbie Solis at (214)
631-7027 ext 181 for more information
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RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE PROVIDERS
ALL COMMUNITY OUTREACH
801 E. Main St., Allen, TX 75002
T: (972) 727-9131 W: https://www.acocares.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm Food Pantry: Tue 9am-11am and 5pm-7pm Thu, Sat 9am-11am
Mission: ACO is the sole local provider of free comprehensive human services in Allen, and
surrounding communities in Collin County, Texas.
Services: ACO includes a drive through food pantry and emergency food services, mortgage and
rent assistance, utility financial assistance, referrals for services, health related financial
assistance, clothing and household necessities, children’s school supplies and food programs,
resume building and employment assistance, GED and higher education assistance and financial
coaching.
Eligibility: Must be a Collin County resident and meet the financial requirements of being low
income. A case manager will determine if you are eligible for financial assistance. If you are found
ineligible for financial assistance, ACO will work to find other resources.
Application: The application can be found on their website under the “I Need Help” tab at the top.
There is one application for all services, service will be specified when applying. Expect to be
contacted 2-4 business days after the application submission by a case manager.
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES
1421 W Mockingbird Ln Dallas, TX 75247
T: 866-223-7500 W: https://www.ccdallas.org/
Mission: From homelessness to hunger, from victims of abuse to refugees of war and oppression,
from the hurting to the lost, we partner with our clients to serve them during their greatest time of
need and continue to walk with them on their journey to self-sufficiency.
Services: Rental/ Utility assistance
Eligibility: Offers COVID related mortgage or utility assistance to Lancaster or Garland residents.
• Applicants must be 80% below area median income.
• Must reside in Dallas or Collin county.
• Must be 18 years or older.
• Must meet with a housing counselor.
• Must be a part of a Catholic Charities Dallas program or ready to begin services.
• Open to all regardless of immigration status
• Documents required for the application:
• Photo Identification: ID, passport, matricula
• Copy of current lease/mortgage statement
• Utility bills
• Proof of income: paystub, unemployment
• Foreclosure and eviction notices (if applicable)
Application: After filling out the interest form, staff will contact you and schedule an appointment
CRISIS MINISTRIES
114 E. 2nd St., Irving, Texas 75060
T: 972-254-0973 F:972-254-2333
Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 10:00 am – 1:15 pm; Sat 10:00-11:30
Services Offered: Food Bank, financial assistance/guidance and basic hygiene/essential items for
those in need, transitional services, and counseling
Eligibility Requirements: Eligible Irving residents can apply online 24/7 directly at www.crisis-
ministries.org under the Services tab. Clients must be an Irving resident, starting APRIL 1
st
those
seeking food services must fill out an online form ONCE annually and bring a printed copy OR fill
out a copy in the office if unable to print out.
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID for all adults and proof of Irving residency (any utility bill, rental
lease, car registration, or valid piece of mail). More information will be required after your
application is submitted
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY ACTION
200 S. Mill St., Lewisville, TX 75057
T. 972-221-1224 After-Hours Crisis Line: 972-436-4357
Food & Financial Assistance Line: 972-219-4305
W: www.ccahelps.org E: familyservi[email protected]rg
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (closed 12-1PM daily for lunch; appointments required)
Services Offered: Food pantry; financial assistance (rent/mortgage, utilities, clothing,
prescriptions, etc.); case management services; housing; training; career placement services and
job search support group; seasonal meals & support programs
Qualifications for Assistance:
Christian Community Action serves the following school districts: Lewisville ISD, Lake Dallas ISD,
Argyle ISD, Northwest ISD, Coppell ISD, Frisco ISD, Little Elm ISD and the Denton County portion
only of Carrollton/Farmers Branch ISD; Must be 18 years of age or older; provide verification of
financial need.
How to Apply/Schedule Appointment: applicants in the service area experiencing an
emergency financial crisis or food shortage can call directly at 972-219-4305 or apply online at
www.ccahelps.org by clicking on the “Get Help” tab. Walk-ins for financial assistance Mon-Thu
9am-11am and 1pm-3pm, Fri 9am-11am
Clients Must Bring: For financial assistance, clients will need ID, ss cards for all household
members, copy of signed lease, all income in household, current bills, documentation of loss of
income, and 6 months of bank statements. Application is online.
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CITY OF DALLAS, OFFICE OF COMMUNITY CARE- HOPWA SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
These programs provide emergency financial assistance to individuals and families who are
experiencing a temporary financial crisis, are homeless or at risk of imminent homelessness.
HOPWA STRMU- Short Term Rent, Mortgage Utility
Can assist with paying past due rent, mortgage or utility bills; assists with current month plus 2
months arrears- applicant must show how remainder can be covered; payments made directly to
the landlord, mortgage company or utility company; funding is limited and based on first-come, first
serve basis. (By appointment only at MLK Center and Multipurpose Center))
HOPWA Permanent Housing Placement (PHP)
Can assist individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS with paying security deposits, the first
month’s rent and utility connection; Assistance is only for clients moving to a new place because
they are homeless, living with family or friends or being compelled to move; the apartment’s
leasing office must be willing to register as a City of Dallas as a vendor; The program cannot pay to
place a client in housing that is too large or too small for the number of occupants-. The general
guidelines are apartment size must match the household size; apartment cannot be an efficiency
unit, have a den or study in it; the goal is to help clients find and maintain permanent housing
therefor the apartment has to be affordable- affordable is defined as “the rent does not exceed
60% of the client’s income; funding is limited and based on first-come, first served basis.
(This program assists only after a client has located eligible housing. It does not assist in
finding an eligible housing unit.
If assistance is needed to find an affordable unit, contact www.homebaseforhousing.org.
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CITY OF IRVING HOMELESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
825 W. Irving Blvd. Irving, TX 75060
T:(972) 721-2667 F: (972) 721-4813 W:https://www.cityofirving.org/575/Homeless-
Assistance-Program
Services: The Homelessness Prevention Program assists those who are at imminent risk of
homelessness by providing short term rental assistance and budget and housing counseling. The
Rapid Rehousing Program is for clients who are already literally homeless and helps them to
quickly obtain and sustain proper housing. Call for screening for both programs.
Requirements:
For the Homeless Prevention Program, the following are required:
• Be an Irving resident
• Have a notice to vacate
• Provide last 30 days of income, if applicable
• Resided in the residence and have paid rent for at least three months
• Cannot be more than two months behind on rent
• Must reside in a apartment complex that is willing to work within the City of Irving Program
guidelines
*Rental Assistance is determined by the Fair Housing Market Rate chart on their website*
For the Rapid Rehousing Program, the following minimum requirements must be met:
• Be an Irving resident
• Be literally homeless
• Provide proof of homelessness documentation
Application: Please contact their hotline number at (972) 721-2667 and a screener will return
your call on a first come first served basis. Clients may also apply online through their website.
COMMUNITY LIFELINE CENTER
1601 N Waddill St, Ste #102 McKinney, TX 75069
T:(972) 542-0020 W: https://www.communitylifeline.org/
Mission: Community Lifeline Center aims to help those find their footing amidst unexpected crisis,
whether that be through providing goods and services or financial support.
Services: Offers food assistance, transportation to the qualifying elderly in the 75069-zip code,
and financial assistance for those in Collin County.
Application: Please visit the Get Help tab on their website for the two-step application for
financial assistance.
Mailing Address: P.0. Box 1792, McKinney, TX 7507
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COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CEAP) DCHHS
2377 N. Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, TX 75207
T: 214-819-1848 W: https://www.dallascounty.org/departments/dchhs/comprehensive-energy-
assistance-program.php
Mission: Aims to safely increase the usage of energy in low-income households and provide relief to
families.
Services: Assistance with paying gas or electricity bills. May also aid with the repair or replacement of
existing A/C units. CEAP will pay the utility company directly if approved.
Eligibility:
• Based on the past 30-day income for all household members prior to the date of application,
households must be at or below 150% of the federal poverty guideline limit.
• Households with the elderly, disabled persons, or with children under 5 years old will be
prioritized for assistance and unit repair/replacement.
• Proof of citizenship, proof of income, social security card, driver’s license/identification and
original gas/electric bill is required.
• Priority is given to those with high household energy in proportion to income
Application: Please call to schedule an appointment. Wait times may be long due to high call volume.
English and Spanish options are available.
EMERGENCY RENTAL AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE BY HOUSING CRISIS CENTER
4210 Junius Street, Dallas, TX 75246
T: 214-828-4244 E: info@hccdallas.org W: https://hccdallas.org/
Mission: HCC helps to stabilize those at risk of experiencing homelessness, while working to help
resolve the underlying circumstances that contribute to these housing problems.
Services: provide emergency financial assistance to households facing evictions and or utility
shut-offs. The amount paid depends on a household’s income, and available resources, and is
subject to some limitations. Commitments for assistance are made first-come-first-serve, with all
documentation and eligibility requirements being met, upon applying. Applicants lacking
adequate resources to maintain the residence after the emergency assistance is provided, may be
required to take part in a financial literacy assessment and Coaching sessions needed to develop
the skills necessary to remain self-sufficient.
Application: For more information on applying, or for a list of other agencies that may provide
similar financial assistance, please contact us at: (214) 828-4244.
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ENDEAVORS' VETERAN SUPPORTIVE SERVICES (VSS)
5801 Marvin D Love Freeway Ste. 103 Dallas, TX 75237
E: info@endeavors.org T:214-932-6276 W: https://endeavors.org/veteran-supportive-services/
Mission: Endeavors seeks to provide comprehensive, effective, and innovative services that
encourage growth, allowing veterans to build better lives for themselves, their families, and their
communities.
Services: May assist with short term emergency housing and rental/utility assistance. Financial
assistance for QUALIFYING VETERANS is available on a case-by-case basis for the purpose
of Veteran homeless prevention. A case manager must request this financial service on
behalf of the veteran family and within the guidelines and limitations of the program.
Other programs and community services are available for the general public, including job
supportive services and employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
Eligibility:
• Low-income status
• Homeless or at risk of becoming -homeless
• Discharge status and conduct
• Active duty service status
Application: Please call or visit the Endeavors website for more information or to submit a
request to contact form. Locations available in Dallas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi.
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FRISCO FAMILY SERVICES
8780 Third St., Frisco, TX 75034 Food Pantry
Mailing: PO Box 1387, Frisco, TX 75034 9085 Dogwood St.
T: 972.335.9495 F: 972.335.9487 Frisco, TX 75033
W: www.friscofamilyservices.org
Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, Wed 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Mission: Frisco Family Services is a nonprofit organization who strives to help members of its
communities who are facing hunger, homelessness and other urgent needs improve their quality
of life and achieve self-sufficiency.
Services Offered: One-time Emergency Financial Assistance (rent/mortgage, utilities, medical
and gas vouchers) to qualified applicants in need- based on availability of funds
Seasonal/Other Assistance: Food Pantry, Angel Tree, Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets,
clothing vouchers, school supplies and summer meal program
Eligibility Requirements: Clients must be residents of either Frisco or FISD,
(not required for the food pantry, one time food pantry assistance is available
regardless of proof of Frisco residency). Phone applications are needed.
Clients Must Bring:
• Picture ID for all adults & social security cards for all household members
• Birth certificates for all children
• Proof of residence/current lease agreement or mortgage statement
• Copies of bills/proof of all income and verification of financial hardship if seeking financial
assistance
Application: Please call to schedule an appointment to be seen by a case manager to screen for
assistance
GIVING GRACE
306 N Loop 288, Ste 112 Denton, TX 76209
T: (940) 382-0609 E: info@givinggrace.org W: https://www.givinggrace.org/need-help
Mission: Giving Grace ministries in Denton County serves families with children who are in
danger of homelessness and helps families achieve personal and financial stability.
Services Offered: Assists with homeless prevention including rent and utility assistance for
families in imminent danger of homelessness and may cover the first month of rent. They may also
provide furniture, move-in assistance and other items to ensure a smooth transition into a new
living situation.
Application: For rent and utility assistance or questions about their programs please visit their
website for the application. Application closes March 31
st
with priority given to those with
eviction notices, those receiving disability, and those below 30% AMI.
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GRAND PRAIRIE UNITED CHARITIES
1417 Densman St., Grand Prairie, TX 75051
T. 972.262.2014 F. 972.262.4994
E. unitedcharit[email protected] W: www.gpuc.org
Hours: Mon – Thurs 9:00 am – 1:00 pm (Last sign-in at 1:00 p.m., closed Fridays)
Services Offered: Food Pantry, Rent/Mortgage/Shelter, TXU Utility Assistance, Grand
Prairie Water Assistance and Prescription (financial assistance is subject to available
funding)
Eligibility Requirements: only open to Grand Prairie residents
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID for all adult household members, Social Security Cards for all
members of the household, proof of Income for the past 60 days, proof of residency (lease or
mortgage statement) and current bill needing assistance
If the following apply, also provide: Child Support Documentation, Food Stamp Award Letter,
Housing Award Letter and Social Security/Disability Award Letter
Application Process: Walk-ins taken for food/rent/mortgage/utility assistance, application for
assistance related to COVID as well. Please print out the application and bring it to normal walk-in
hours for your convenience.
Limits:
• Clients may receive food once every 30 days
• Clients may receive financial assistance once every 12 months
• Applicants on Section 8 are ineligible for financial assistance
HELPING HANDS ROCKWALL COUNTY
401 West Rusk Street, suite 200 Rockwall, TX 75087
T: (972) 771-4357 (HELP) W: https://rockwallhelpinghands.com/
Services Offered: Clients receive assistance with utilities, shelter, food, clothes, furniture, and
household items by referral. Also provides health services and a food pantry
Requirements: Must be a resident of Rockwall County or the 75189 zip code.
Application: Please apply online, after your application is received a member of the intake team
will reach out with required documents and appointment times
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INTERFAITH MINISTRIES DENTON
1109 N. Elm St. Denton, TX 76201
W: http://www.ifmdenton.org/ T: (940) 565-5479
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-11:30am and 1pm-3:30pm
Services Offered: Provides short term assistance to families in need. Assistance can be help with
paying client’s utility bill, eye exam/glasses, or prescription/medical assistance. Financial
assistance is offered as funding is available.
Requirements: Must reside in Denton ISD or Denton area depending on assistance needed, and
have documentation of crisis, social security number, proof of residency and be 18+. For utility
assistance is for Denton Municipal Utilities. Atmos, and TXU providers only.
Application: Please visit their website for application
TEXOMA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
1117 Gallagher Drive, Sherman, TX 75090
T: (903) 893-2161 ext 3541 W: https://www.tcog.com/ E: [email protected].us
Mission: TCOG is a voluntary association of county governments who work together to provide
for and improve the lives of their constituents.
Services: TCOG offers help with energy services including utility assistance, weatherization of
homes, water assistance, and family assistance such as referrals for the diaper bank, for low-
income families.
Eligibility: Serves those residing in Collin, Cooke, Denton, Fannin, Grayson, Hunt, and Rockwall
counties. Must meet requirements based on program applying to, most likely requiring meeting
150%-200% of the Federal Poverty Guideline listed on their website. Forms of identification,
proof of income, current utility bills and other documentation are required depending on the
program.
Application: Please visit their website for the application for specific programs. You can apply
online or through the mail.
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THE HOPE CENTER (CROSS TIMBERS CHURCH)
312 W McKinney St, Denton, TX 76201
T: (940) 240-5100 W: https://crosstimberschurch.org/hopecenter/
E: HopeCenter@crosstimberschurch.org
Mission: Cross Timbers Church is a faith-based organization based in Denton, TX that aims to
provide hope to those in the community through outreach programs and aid.
Services: The Hope Center offers financial assistance for rent, mortgage, or utilities. The Healing
Place also provides counseling and care coaches for those who are struggling with their mental
health.
Eligibility/Requirements:
• Request for assistance form from their website
• Budget sheet from their website
• Proof of current address (current lease or mortgage)
• Proof of all expenses (mortgage/rent payments, utility bills, child care, auto payments, etc)
• Documentation of any crisis (doctor’s note, fire report, receipt/bill of unexpected expense)
Application: Please go through their website for the application and paperwork
IRVING CARES
440 South Nursery Rd. Suite 101, Irving, TX 75060
Mailing: PO Box 177425, Irving, TX 75017-7425
T: 972-721-9181 F: 972-438-7345
E: ica[email protected] W: www.irvingcares.org
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 3:30 pm, Job Search Seminar every Wed 10:00 am - 12:00 pm; Food
Pantry open Tue-Thur 9am- 12pm (OR first 20 families) and 1pm-3:30pm (OR first 20 families)
Services Offered: Food pantry; limited rent and utilities assistance; employment services
Eligibility Requirements: Clients must be a resident of Irving to receive food pantry and
employment services assistance. In order to receive rental and utility assistance, clients must:
• Be a resident of Irving for 6 months total and 3 months at current location
• Have earned income (includes employment, social security, worker’s comp, etc.)
• Limited assistance available for Direct Energy, Ambit Energy, Reliant Energy, TXU Energy
and Atmos
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID for everyone in the household; proof of Irving residency; SS
card not required
Application Process: Walk-in for food; telephone screening required financial
assistance. Telephone application for rental assistance begins at 9am
Limits: Clients may receive food 9 times per year (the year is April 1
st
to April 1
st
)
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METROCREST SERVICES
13801 Hutton Dr., Suite 150, Farmers Branch, TX 75234
T: 972-446-2100 F: 214-694-2171 W: https://metrocrestservices.org
Hours: Mon – Fri 8:00am – 5:00pm; Sat 9:00am – 1:00pm
Mission: Metrocrest Services offers short term and emergency assistance to the residents of
the North DFW area and Denton County.
Services Offered: short term financial assistance with rent and utilities, limited medical
assistance, employment program, senior program, thrift store, food pantry, and assistance
with signing up for SNAP/food stamp programs
Eligibility Requirements: Residents of Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Coppell, 75287
in Denton County
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID or Birth Certificate for all in household, proof of address
(lease or mortgage), and proof of income
Application Process: Screening available online. Appointments preferred; walk-ins taken
THE MINT FOUNDATION
1604 Falcon Drive, DeSoto, TX 75115
T: (972) 224-7200 W: https://mintcares.org/index.html E: info@mintcares.org
Mission: The MINT Foundation aims to meet the needs of specialized and underserved
populations to help build healthy and successful lives and communities.
Services: They have a financial assistance program for those experiencing an unexpected financial
hardship due to COVID in the cities of DeSoto and Dallas. MINT also has a food pantry and a senior
feeding program for senior living centers south of Dallas County.
Eligibility: Must be a resident of Dallas or DeSoto and meet the minimum income requirements.
All documents must be submitted in order to be considered. Must be impacted by COVID 19 and
live within the city of Dallas or Desoto. Aid is 12 months for Dallas and 6 months for Desoto.
Application: Please see their website for details and applications.
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NETWORK OF COMMUNITY MINISTRIES (RICHARDSON NETWORK)
1500 International Parkway ste 300 Richardson, TX 75081
T: 972-234-8880 F: 972-234-8892 W: www.thenetwork.org
Hours: General Hours: Mon – Thu 9:00 am – 6:00 pm, Fri 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. Call for application
process, appointment required
Mission: The Network is a group of churches that came together and formed a non-
denominational Church Alliance to assist families through trying times by giving assistance with
the goal of helping individuals achieve long-term independence.
Services Offered: emergency food assistance program, clothes, Utility assistance for TXU, Reliant,
and Atmos, adolescents’/children’s clinic, prescriptions, dental referrals, senior citizen aid, job
resource center. Others: senior citizen aid, after school youth art classes, job resource center and
English as Second Language (ESL) classes
Eligibility Requirements: must reside in one of the following zip codes: 75042, 75044, 75080,
75081, 75082, 75083, 75231, 75238, 75240, 75243, 75248, 75251, 75252, 75254. Must be below
185% Federal Poverty Guidelines. Must have documentation of income.
Clients Must Bring: Appointment phone call will clarify necessary documentation; picture ID and
Social Security cards for everyone in household; proof of address
Limits: each case taken on an individual basis; Utility assistance primarily for TXU
SENIOR SOURCE UTILITY ASSISTANCE
3910 Harry Hines Blvd | Dallas, Texas 75219
T: (214) 823-5700 W: https://theseniorsource.org/ E: info@theseniorsource.org
Mission: Senior Source is dedicated to serving the senior residents of Dallas and Collin County and
enhancing their quality of life.
Services: In addition to their social services, Senior Source has resumed taking applications for utility
assistance.
Eligibility: Those looking for utility assistance should be age 60 or older, a resident of Dallas or Collin
County, have their ID, proof of income, utility bill, and be a customer of TXU (electric), Ambit
(electric), or Atmos Energy (gas).
Application: Walk ins are accepted ONLY on Wednesdays 9am-1pm, no appointment needed. First
come first serve, please have your necessary documents ready. Online applications are also available on
their website.
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SERVICES OF HOPE
1137 Conveyor, Suite 107 Dallas, TX 75247
Mailing Address: PO Box 227252, Dallas, TX 75222
Office: 214-276-0235 F: 214-446-7171 E: info@servicesofhope.org
W:https://www.servicesofhope.org/
Mission: A Dallas nonprofit dedicated to providing comprehensive services focusing on
housing, food, and financial literacy for local families.
Services: COVID 19 related rental/utility assistance
Eligibility/Required:
• Lease agreement and current ledger
• FINANCIAL HARDSHIP DUE TO COVID – Examples: Furloughed Letter, 3 months
check stubs showing a decreas of hours or pay, 3 bank statement showing loss of
• income, personal Statement of Hardship or letter from employer demonstrating job
loss
• Current income
• Proof of household size
• Identification documents for all adults in the household
Application: Please fill out a form on their website or call for more information
SHARING LIFE COMMUNITY
3544 E. Emporium Circle, Mesquite, TX 75150
T. 972.285.5819 F. 972.285.0329 W: www.sharinglifeoutreach.org
Hours: Walk-in: Tue – Thu 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, Thu 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm; Friday senior citizens
only 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, food assistance by appointment Mon, Tue, Thu 9am-3pm and Senior
Friday’s 9am-12:30pm
Services Offered: Food pantry, clothes, utility assistance, medical aid supplies, financial literacy
programs; computer training, job skills readiness, outreach programs, school supplies,
education and health fairs, and senior commodity distribution
Eligibility Requirements: must reside in one of the following zip codes: 75030, 75032,
75043, 75087, 75088, 75089, 75126, 75149, 75150, 75159, 75180, 75181, 75182, 75217,
75218, 75227, 75228, 75253.
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID for all household individuals, proof of address, and proof of income
for utility assistance.
Application Process: Call and schedule an appointment.
If you are currently unsheltered and need assistance, please call Kimberly Onofre at 972-779-
0568.
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SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
T: 469-607-0909 E: helpme@svdpdallas.org W: https://svdpdallas.org/
Mission: Saint Vincent de Paul is a nonprofit that combines gospel values and direct aid to
neighbors undergoing medical, financial or emotional crisis.
Services: SSVdP offers an emergency mini-loan program, which helps avoid the need for
predatory payday or car title loans. This mini loan program ensures low monthly payments and
interest rates as clients pay the money back. Qualifying clients may be eligible for free medication
refills if they cannot afford theirs, please see the list of qualifications on their website for
eligibility. There is also an after-school mentorship and tutoring program they offer, which include
bilingual resources.
Eligibility: Clients must live in one of the following counties: Collin, Dallas, Ellis, Fannin, Grayson,
Hunt, Kaufman, Navarro and Rockwall. Each program will have its own specific criteria, please call
or see website for more details.
Intake: Please call 469-607-0909 or visit their website under the Need Help tab for an online
application. Volunteers will contact you within 24-48 hours.
WHITE ROCK CENTER OF HOPE
10021 Garland Rd., Suite A, Dallas, TX 75218
T. 214-324-8996 F. 214-328-2948 W: www.whiterockcenterofhope.org
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 1:00 pm, Sat 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Mission: The White Rock Center of Hope is a nonprofit, faith-based organizations serving
residents in need in five east Dallas zip codes.
Services Offered: Food, clothing closet open to everyone, rent and utilities assistance only for zip
codes (based on availability of funds)
Eligibility Requirements: 75218, 75223, 75228, 75238, 75214; Sec 8 or subsidized housing
may only receive food and/or clothing
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID, verification of residency and social security cards for head of
household and all household members (at this time only head of household is needed for food
assistance)For rent and utility assistance- all the above plus eviction or disconnection notice,
rental agreement
Application Process: By appointment only. Clients may fill out an application online or call to ask
for an appointment.
Limits:
• Clients may receive financial assistance once every 12 months
• Clients may receive clothes 4 times per year
• Clients may receive food once a month
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WILKINSON CENTER
3402 N. Buckner Blvd., Ste. 302, Dallas, TX 75228
T: 214-821-6380 ext 322 F: 214-827-1972
E: info@wilkinsoncenter.org W: www.thewilkinsoncenter.org
Hours: Food Pantry: Mon, Wed, Thurs. 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, Tue 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Family Education Center: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 5pm, Fri 9am-1pm
Mission: The Wilkinson Center is an agency that combines food, emergency assistance and
educational opportunities to families in an effort to help positively change their lives. The
center utilizes a holistic approach to poverty intervention. Our vision is to eliminate generational
poverty in East and Southeast Dallas, including Pleasant Grove.
Services Offered: Food pantry, adult educational services (ESL, GED, Job Readiness Training and
Financial Literacy) and emergency rent and utility assistance.
Eligibility Requirements: 75204, 75206, 75214, 75217, 75223, 75226, 75227, 75228, 75246 for
food pantry and limited to 1 family visit per month; no zip code requirements for adult education
classes; clients must live in Dallas County and be enrolled in financial coaching classes for financial
assistance
Appointments for financial assistance are scheduled by calling (972) 284-0377. We are an
Emergency Service model which means that an unexpected emergency must have occurred that
caused an individual to fall behind in the current month.
Client Must Bring:
• Proof of address
• Photo IDs for all adults in household
• Current typed Lease Agreement with name, address and zip code on it
• Verification of income for all tenants on the lease
• For rental assistance, a 6-month payment ledger from the leasing agent showing all
payments and the running balance owed
• For utility assistance, a 6-month payment ledger from the utility company showing all
payments and the running balance owed
• A current utility bill with name, address and zip code on it
• Birth Certificates for all children in the household
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EXPANDED SERVICE PROVIDERS
A SISTER’S GIFT
1515 N. Town East Blvd, # 138-380 Mesquite, TX 75150 (Mailing Only)
Hours: Intake line is open Mon-Thu 9am-2pm
Mission: A Sister’s Gift is a community nonprofit that serves females age 13+ and their families
who are impacted by HIV/AIDS based on a female-gender-based Peer-lead intervention model to
enhance their quality of life and raise awareness.
Services: ASG offers Food/Hygiene/Care Packages, Grocery Assistance (women with children)
Bus Passes, Referral Counseling Session, Monthly Group Support Sessions, emergency rent/utility
assistance (must attend group sessions). ASG also assist men with telephone referral counseling.
Eligibility/Application: **To be eligible for services, clients must be in medical services and
show proof before receiving services. **
• Contact your case manager for a referral email to ASG for the outreach guidelines and
applications for grocery assistance, rental/utility assistance, and care/food/hygiene packages.
• To receive immediate resource counseling please call our office and a member of our outreach
team will contact you within 24-72 hours.
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ACCESS AND INFORMATION NETWORK- AIN
2600 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 151 Dallas, TX 75207
T. 214-943-4444 F: (469) 329-0717 E: inf[email protected] W: www.AINDallas.org
Mission: AIN is an AIDS services organizations committed to the preventing the spread of HIV,
serving persons living with the HIV and other vulnerable populations through access and delivery
of support services.
Services Offered:
• Health Education and HIV Testing
• Case Management
• Mobile Healthcare Unit
• Transportation Program (Free bus passes and Ride Share for eligible clients)
• Daire Center (stabilization and socialization classes; caregiver respite)
• Nutrition and Meals Program
• Spanish Language translation
How To Apply/Eligibility:
• You must obtain a referral from your Ryan White Case Manager
• You will need a Letter of Diagnosis
• You must call 214-943-4444 to schedule an intake
ALL COMMUNITY OUTREACH
801 E. Main St., Allen, TX 75002
T: (972) 727-9131 W: https://www.acocares.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm Food Pantry: Tue 9am-11am and 5pm-7pm Thu, Sat 9am-11am
Mission: ACO is the sole local provider of free comprehensive human services in Allen, and
surrounding communities in Collin County, Texas.
Services: ACO includes a drive through food pantry and emergency food services, mortgage and
rent assistance, utility financial assistance, referrals for services, health related financial
assistance, clothing and household necessities, children’s school supplies and food programs,
resume building and employment assistance, GED and higher education assistance and financial
coaching.
Eligibility: Must be a Collin County resident and meet the financial requirements of being low
income, further details may be listed depending on the service being applied for. Financial
assistance is not always guaranteed, and other non-financial resources may be offered in its place.
Application: The application can be found on their website under the “I Need Help” tab at the top.
There is one application for all services, service will be specified when applying. Expect to be
contacts 2-4 business days after the application submission by a case manager.
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ANTHEM STRONG FAMILIES
12800 Hillcrest Road TYRO Champion Center
Suite #A101 8500 North Stemmons Freeway, Suite 1050
Dallas, TX 75230 Dallas, TX 75247
T: 214-426-0900 E: info@anthemstrongfamilies.com W: https://anthemstrongfamilies.org/
Mission: This is a nonprofit agency that strives to strengthen and empower families through
advocacy, peer mentoring and group facilitated workshops. They offer bilingual (English and
Spanish) services for adults ages 18 and older. No cost to attend, must submit an application
online. Most meetings are held virtually through Zoom.
Eligibility:
• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Resident of Dallas County
• Looking for Employment
• Parenting mothers and fathers of minor children
• No referral necessary
Online registration required for workshops:
• Strength Training for Dads
• TYRO Dads
• Workforce readiness training
• Healthy relationships/couples’ communications
• Anger Management/conflict resolutions
• Bootcamp for new dads
• Navigating the child Support System
• Mental health awareness
Application/Intake: Please visit their website for a full list of classes and to register for them.
Accepts self-referrals or referrals from other entities.
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ARMS OF HOPE
1504 East Campbell Road Richardson, TX 75081
T: 972-892-1865 W: https://armsofhope.org/
Mission: A faith-based, multi-campus, multi-region effort to ensure single mothers, children, and
families are in a safe, supportive environment that encourages self-development.
Services:
• Together Program: A program for single mothers that are seeking financial independence,
have trouble providing physically for their children, are wanting to spiritually grow, and
are seeking job opportunities. Education/trade school training, case management, a home
and necessities, as well as life skills training are provided.
• Family Outreach Program: Offers networking and referrals to other nonprofits, faith-
based counseling, practical life skills training, and help with rent, utilities, and grocery costs
for inner-city, poverty-stricken families. Visit [email protected] for this
specific program in regard to more information.
• Residential Child Care Program: A need based, long term program for children who come
from families who may need assistance in raising their children due to external
circumstances. Operating in a cottage like fashion, Arms of Hope provides for the children’s
basic daily needs including shelter, food, clothing, medical care, supervision and education,
with two house parents overseeing the children. Clients are supported through college or
their first jobs.
• Right Start Program: A program dedicated to helping expectant, single mothers prepare
for motherhood while providing shelter, necessities and skills needed to care for their
newborn babies.
Eligibility: Arms of Hope contains main campuses in Medina (South Texas) and Quinlan (North
Texas) as well as outreach centers in San Antonio, Houston, Fort Worth, Denton, and Dallas.
Applications are reviewed upon need and availability.
Application: Please visit their website for more details, request information, and for program
specific applications.
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ASSISTANCE CENTER OF COLLIN COUNTY
900 East 18th Street, Plano, TX 75074
T: 972–422–1850 (Helpline) 972–422–1125 (Office) W: https://assistancecenter.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Call Center Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-3pm
Services Offered: Offers financial guidance and education in Collin County, food assistance, school
supplies, financial assistance (by appointment only), homeless support services such as meeting
basic needs, housing assessments and placement on a housing priority list. They can also refer
clients to other programs based on their needs.
Eligibility: Must be a resident of Collin County. Other rental assistance programs for other
counties are listed on their website. Auxiliary programs through the Assistance Center of Collin
County are also available to students within in Plano ISD boundaries.
Application: Please visit their website for the application to your chosen program and to view
other options.
BROTHER BILL’S HELPING HAND
3906 N Westmoreland, Dallas, TX 75212
Mailing: PO Box 565846, Dallas, TX 75356
T. 214-638-2196 Clinic: 214-638-2194 F. 214-638-2198
E: helpingh[email protected]g Hours: Mon – Thu 9am – 3pm, Fri 9am-12pm
W: www.bbhh.org Clinic Hours: Mon-Thu 8am-4pm, Fri 8am-12pm
Services Offered: Food pantry; ESL classes at certain points in the year; computer lab;
women’s job training program; adult education classes, children’s programs; Low-Cost
Community Clinic (primary and mental health and optometry by appointment only);
Community Grocery Store – Appointment only
Eligibility Requirements: Client must live in 75208-75212 zip codes
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID and documentation showing residence
Application Process: By appointment only- please call directly
Limits: Client may receive groceries a max of 2 times per month
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BELLA HOUSE
P.O. Box 940802 Plano, TX 75094
T: 972-379-7450 W: https://www.bellahouse.org/ E: [email protected]
Mission: Bella House is a faith based residential program for pregnant women who are
experiencing homelessness or unstable living conditions.
Services: Bella House provides for the immediate basic needs of the mother and child, such as
food, shelter, baby items, and clothing. Bella House also offers evidence based programs to
educate women about parenting, nutrition, budgeting, boundary setting, healthy relationships,
dignity, adoption, and more. Bella House will offer various resources to directly support the
development of the mothers including one-on-one and group therapy, assistance with
transportation needs and life skill presentations.
Eligibility: Must be single, pregnant, and age 18+. Must be willing to further their education or
career goals. Must be willing to follow house rules and participate in programs. Each woman will
be able to stay in the home with her child until she graduates from the program by completing
steps towards her goals.
Application/Intake: Please send a request for assistance through the form listed on their website
or please call 972-379-7450.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF DALLAS
1421 W. Mockingbird Lane Dallas, Texas 75247
T: 866-223-7500 F: 214-520-6595
HUD Counselor: 972-246-6043
W: www.ccdallas.org
Mission: This is a nonprofit faith-based organization that services those in need and strives to
protect some of the most vulnerable populations through various support programs and more.
Services Offered:
• Children, Family and Senior Services (Call T 214-826-8335)
• Financial Coaching & Education (by appointment only; Call T 972-246-6035)
• Employment Services
• Housing
• Parenting and Adoption (interest form online)
• Community Food Pantries (by appointment only; T 972-246-6027)
• Immigration and Legal Services (clients must meet with case worker to determine
eligibility; call for appointment T 214-634-7182))
• Refugee Programs (T 972-246-6010)
• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Services (T 214-257-0674 )
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CITYSQUARE
511 N. Akard St., Ste. 302 Legal Department
Dallas, TX 75201 T: 214-823-8710 (by appointment only)
T: 214-823-8710 F: 214-824-5355 2835 Al Lipscomb Way, Dallas, TX 75215
Medical T: 214-421-1783(by appointment only) Homeless Crisis Helpline at 1-888-411-6802
W: www.citysquare.org
Mission: City Square exists to fight causes and effects of poverty through service, advocacy, and
friendship through 17 unique programs.
Food Pantry and Opportunity Center Location:
1610 S Malcolm X Blvd, Dallas, TX, 75226
(Building 100 for Housing and building 350 for the Food Pantry) 2835
Services Offered: Food pantry; thrift store; technology training; medical, dental care and legal
services (by appointment only); children’s programs; employment circle and affordable housing;
transition services for foster care youth
Requirements: Current photo ID and social security card
Housing Assistance Walk-In Hours: Tues, Thurs and Fri 9am-3-PM; (Closed Mon, Sat & Sun)
Housing Assistance Questions? Please call (469) 904-7060, Monday - Friday, 9 am - 4 pm.
Food Pantry Walk-In Hours: Tue – Fri 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
DALLAS LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION
3101 Greenwood, Dallas, TX 75204
Mission: Dallas Leadership Foundation focuses on raising the next generation of leaders in their
community to enact change from the inside while providing aid to low-income communities.
Services: DLF offers prison re-entry services such as dorm style transitional housing, making
individualized service plans, clothing, and job training. DLF also offers food box pick ups for those
facing food insecurity, a job readiness curriculum in IT, warehouse logistics, insurance, HVAC,
construction, and more. Youth mentorship programs andfinancial literacy programs are also
available.
Eligibility: Must be Dallas city resident, different programs will have their own eligibility, please
see the Get Help tab on their website for more information and to apply for programs.
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CORNERSTONE ASSISTANCE NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS
861 N. Coleman St, #100, Prosper, TX, 75078
P.O. Box 53 Prosper, TX 75078
T: 972.689.9115 (for assistance) W: https://www.cornerstonenct.org
Mission: CANCT is a faith-based nonprofit in Collin County that takes a comprehensive approach to
helping our Neighbors in need.
Services: Services include financial assistance, budgeting assistance, mentoring, job placement,
vouchers for clothing, and household goods and coaching. GED classes, ESL classes, and some vision
and healthcare services are provided through partnerships.
Eligibility: CANCT services neighbors in Prosper, Frisco, Celina, Gunter, McKinney, Aubrey, and
beyond. Please note the boundaries of their current service area - North of Hwy 121, South of FM-121,
West of I-75 and East of 377. All financial assistance has been exhausted at the moment.
Application: Please visit their website and fill out the assistance request form to be evaluated
EMILY’S PLACE
PO Box 860911 Plano, TX. 75074
T: 972-424-7775(ext 413 for intake) F: 972-424-7779
W: https://emilysplacetx.org/ E: info@emilysplacetx.org
Mission: Long term transformational care to women and their children in a shared living
environment for up to 24 months.
Services Offered: Emily’s Place strives to assist in finding housing, legal services, employment,
Education, job training, finances, Health, Life skills, spiritual and transportation needs.
Transitional housing in a group home setting is available for up to 2 years. Call for further
information.
Requirements: Must be clean from drugs and alcohol for at least a year. Applications online.
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ENDEAVORS' VETERAN SUPPORTIVE SERVICES (VSS)
5801 Marvin D Love Freeway Ste. 103 Dallas, TX 75237
E: info@endeavors.org T:214-932-6276 W: https://endeavors.org/veteran-supportive-services/
Mission: Endeavors seeks to provide comprehensive, effective, and innovative services that
encourage growth, allowing veterans to build better lives for themselves, their families, and their
communities.
Services: May assist with short term emergency housing and rental/utility assistance. Financial
assistance for QUALIFYING VETERANS is available on a case-by-case basis for the purpose
of Veteran homeless prevention. A case manager must request this financial service on
behalf of the veteran family and within the guidelines and limitations of the program.
Other programs and community services are available for the general public, including job
supportive services and employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
Eligibility:
• Low-income status
• Homeless or at risk of becoming -homeless
• Discharge status and conduct
• Active duty service status
Application: Please call or visit the Endeavors website for more information or to submit a
request to contact form. Locations available in Dallas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi.
EXODUS MINISTRIES
4630 Munger Ave, Suite 110
Dallas, TX 75204
T. 214-827-3772 W : https://www.exodusministries.org/
Mission: Exodus Ministries is a nonprofit and non-denominational Christian organization
established in 1985. They serve mothers from all ethnic backgrounds that are recently released
from corrections and re-entering their communities to overcome challenges, to reconnect with
their children and positively changes the trajectory of their lives.
Services Offered: intensive residential housing program for females previously
incarcerated women and their minor children; work readiness assessments and job
counseling; parenting classes; financial literacy instruction; homemaking and budget
management
Eligibility Requirements: While incarcerated or in an in-patient drug rehabilitation facility,
interested candidates must complete the online application is available
www.ExodusMinistries.org or by calling (214) 827-3772.
Selection is based on availability of space and demonstrated need.
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FROM ORDINARY TO EXTRAORDINARY
3455 Highland Road, Dallas TX (Vocational Center location)
T: (214) 272-7733 W: https://www.iamfote.org/ E: empower@iamfote.org
Mission: Nonprofit dedicated to helping women with small children who have been abused
become self-sufficient through learning a trade.
Services: Birth with Purpose Maternity Home also offers a safe place for women with young
children to build a strong foundation for their future. They offer cosmetology and barbering school
programs, apprenticeships, and entrepreneurship training to help develop work skills.
Application: Please call or email for more information and intake procedures.
HEALING HANDS MINISTRIES
8515 Greenville Ave. Ste. N-108 Dallas, TX 75243
Mailing: P.O. Box 741524 Dallas, TX 75374
T: 214-221-0855 F: 214-221-1437
W:https://www.hhmhealth.org/ Hours: Mon – Fri 7:00am – 6:00pm
Vickery Health Center: 5750 Pineland, Dallas, TX 75231 Hours: 8am-5pm
Enrollment Hours: 8am-4:30pm
Mission: Healing Hands Ministry is a volunteer-based community organization that provides
quality healthcare to medically disadvantaged residents of Dallas. The organization operates a
medical and dental clinic.
Services Offered: Comprehensive medical and dental services including pediatric care, well-
woman care, vision care, behavioral health, diabetes education, laboratory services, asthma
education and rheumatology. See website for complete list of up-to-date services. Medicare and
Medicaid accepted. Transportation is offered for any appointment made through the Healing
Hands office.
Eligibility Requirements: medically disadvantaged residents of Dallas County and Lake
Highlands
Clients Must Bring: Proof of residency, valid photo ID, most recent pay stub of everyone in
household plus any other income such as food stamps or child support, certified disability letter or
section 8 housing documentation, or food stamp letter, completed enrollment forms (available on
website or at the clinic)
Application Process: Must complete an enrollment form before an appointment can be made.
Enrollment forms can be picked up in person or downloaded and printed from the website
www.healinghandsdallas.org
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HELEN’S PROJECT
3939 S Polk Ste 212 Dallas TX 75224
T: 830-400-7037 W: https://www.hlproject.org/ E: info@Hlproject.org
Mission: Helen’s Project aims to provide hope to communities by providing case management,
housing navigation and mental health support to low-income families.
Services: Offers stabilization programs with a specialization in street outreach services and
homeless housing services. All programs will include outreach, case management, transportation,
group/individual therapy, continuum of care, and housing navigation.
• S.A.F.E Project: street outreach stabilization program to help clients reach permanent housing
• Peace Project: assisting clients with mental health challenges or substance abuse issues
• Hope Project: assisting victims of domestic violence and human trafficking
• Change Project: dealing with the effects of crime and drug use in the community through ex-
offender and work reentry programs.
Intake/Application: Intakes are Monday - Thursday 8:30am - 11:30 am (Walk ins Only), Drop-in
Hours are Monday – Thursday 1pm - 4pm (Walk ins Only, must have agency ID), Showers are by
appointment only. Serving select zip codes in Mesquite, Dallas, and Garland, zip codes list
available on website.
Please bring the following documentation for all members of the household:
• Identification / Social Security Card / Birth Certificate
• Copies of any and all benefit letters (SNAP/TANF/Social Security benefit Letters)
• If employed bring 3 of your most recent pay stubs
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INTERFAITH FAMILY SERVICES
1651 Matilda Street, Dallas TX 75206
T: (Primary) (214)827-7220 F: 214-451-3198
E: [email protected] W: www.interfaithdallas.org
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Mission: Interfaith assists working families to break the cycle of poverty buy offering services to
empower the parents and children to overcome barriers through education and skill building in
order to live self –sufficient lives.
Services Offered: subsidized transitional housing program, individualized case management, job
search assistance, employment coaching, career planning, vocational training, GED assistance,
financial literacy training, budget mentoring, after school program and tutoring, summer camp for
children grades K-6, a summer work program for teens, and counseling for all ages.
Eligibility Requirements:
• You must be homeless with children (18 years of age and under) living in one of the following
situations: Hotel/motel (paid by another person, church, etc.), Emergency or transitional
shelter, living with friends or family or have evictions notice.
• Clients must have legal custody of all children in the household
• At least 9 months consecutive employment in the 3 last years
• All adults must be able and willing to work at least 40 hours per week.
• Client must have lived independently for at least two years
• No violent or sexual assault criminal record
• MUST be drug free for a minimum of one year
Application Process: Families that are interested in applying can call the main number and
speak with the service coordinator for initial screening for eligibility. Application for services
available online. Adult applicants must bring a picture I.D., Social Security card, and Birth
Certificate. For child applicants please bring children’s Social Security card, Birth Certificate, and
shot records.
Program Length: 7-15 months
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IRVING COMMUNITY ACTION NETWORK
W: https://icanirving.org/
Mission: ICAN brings together government entities, local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and
faith-based communities to improve the lives of Irving residents and provide help in their times of
need.
Services: ICAN offers a comprehensive list of different resources such as, food, clothing, financial
assistance, transportation, homelessness assistance, senior assistance, physical and mental health
services, victim advocate services, substance abuse recovery resources, youth resources, ex-felon
resources, education services, and veterans services. State, county, and city resources are also
listed.
Eligibility/Requirements: Must be a resident of Irving, information available under the Get Help
tab
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES OF GREATER DALLAS
5402 Arapaho Rd., Dallas, TX 75248
T. 972-437-9950 F. 972-437-1988
E: i[email protected] W: www.jfsdallas.org
Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed 8:30 am – 8:00 pm; Thu 8:30 am -6:00 pm; Fri 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Food pantry: Tue, Thu, Fri 9:00 am-1:00 pm by appointment
Job Resource Center: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, Tue 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Mission: Jewish Family Services of Greater Dallas provides mental health and social services to
individuals regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or ability to pay.
Services Offered: food assistance programs, job resource center, care management, support
groups, counseling, support for people living with mental illnesses, case management, veteran
services, financial coaching, etc.
Eligibility Requirements: Food is provided for qualified residents of the following North Dallas
and Carrollton zip codes: 75209, 75220, 75225, 75229, 75230, 75231, 75234, 75238, 75240,
75243, 75244, 75248, 75252, 75254, 75287, 75001, 75006, 75007, 75010, 75011, 75042,
75080, 75011, and 75081
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID and Social Security cards for self and everyone in the household;
lease agreement; utility bill; proof of income
Application Process: Appointments required. Applicants may call (972) 437-
9950 to do a phone intake or download a form and email it to [email protected]
Limits: Clients may receive food once a month
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NEW FRIENDS NEW LIFE
PO Box 192378 Dallas, TX. 75219
T: 214-965-0935 F: 214-965-9561
W: newfriendsnewlife.org
Mission: New Friends New Life restores and empowers formerly trafficked teen girls and sexually
exploited women and their children by providing access to education, job training, interim
financial assistance, mental health, and spiritual support, New Friends New Life helps women and
children overcome backgrounds of abuse, addiction, poverty and limited opportunities.
Services Offered: Counseling and support groups, Children’s academic program and mentoring,
financial assistance and budget coaching, Life-Skills and parenting training, Education and second
chance job programs, spiritual support, Men’s advocacy group. Women’s, teens and children’s
programs to encourage getting out of escorting business and support groups. Resources with
human trafficking as well.
Intake: Call 214-965-0935 to talk with a staff member about intake process. Online form to be
called back is available online as well.
OLTT- LATIN TRANS ORGANIZATION IN TEXAS
6633 Hillcroft Ave. Suite 255 Houston, TX. 77081 (with a local Dallas chapter)
T: 832-974-7032 W: https://www.latinatranstexas.org/ E: [email protected]
Mission: OTT- Defends, Protects and Ensures equal rights for transgender people in the state of
Texas. Create and maintain a physical space where the trans, can educate themselves and analyze
the legal situation. Have basic access to health, social protection and human rights security for our
trans population. Through this initiative, it will receive support from government agencies, civil
society, and international cooperation, for the promotion of a plural society, based on respect for
the human rights of the trans population.
Services: Legal information, health information, temporary housing, education, information,
contacts and allies, group meetings and other resources.
Intake: Contact to find your local chapter and for a calendar of events.
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OUR CALLING
1702 S Cesar Chavez Blvd Dallas, TX 75215
T. 214-444-8796 W: www.ourcalling.org E: i[email protected]
Text the word “Homeless” to 1-877-772-7891 to sign up for their emergency shelter
broadcasts
Mission: Our Calling is a faith based non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the
quality of life for individuals experiencing homeless. The organization takes pride in its
discipleship, community and commitment to serving the homeless in Dallas.
Services Offered: Inclement weather warming station when needed; (This is not an
overnight emergency shelter); outreach street ministry and support services (food, personal
toiletries, clothing, etc.); Bible Study; addiction recovery services; mentoring and referral
network
Building Hours: Mon- Fri 8am-3pm, Sat 8am-noon Closed Sundays
RECONCILIATION OUTREACH PROGRAM
1421 N. Peak St., Dallas, TX 75204
T. 214-545-6500 F. 214-545-6525
W: www.rodallas.org
Hours: Mon – Thu 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, closed Friday
Services Offered: food, clothes, employment opportunities, computer classes, after-school
tutoring, day camps, transitional housing, and rehabilitation programs in a faith-based
environment.
Eligibility Requirements: No violent crimes, no sex offender, must have current
employment for at least 2 months
Application Process: Appointments required. Call to schedule an
appointment.
Clients Must Bring: Texas ID; social security cards for self and all in
household
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RESOURCE CENTER OF DALLAS
2701 Reagan St., Dallas, TX 75219 (Health Center)
T: 214-528-0144 F: 214-522-4604
W: www.myresourcecenter.org Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Mission: Resource Center has provided programs of interest to LGBTQ individuals and critical
assistance to people affected by HIV/AIDS since 1983.
Services Offered: food pantry, hot meals, counseling, intensive outpatient program,
case management, dental services, LQBTQIA+ support groups, HIV support groups,
computer access, gender affirming primary care, etc
Eligibility Requirements: Clients must be HIV positive to qualify for assistance.
Application Process: Appointment Only: Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Clients must bring I.D, proof of residency, proof of income, referral from case manager,
letter of diagnosis for HIV case management
Nelson-Tebedo Health Center: 4012 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas TX 75219
(214) 528-2336 Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-6pm Sat 9am-2:30pm
Community Center: 5750 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas TX 75235 (214) 521-5124
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-9pm
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SALVATION ARMY
Administrative Offices Carr P. Collins Social Services Center
8787 N. Stemmons Fwy Suite #800 (Homeless Shelter)
Dallas, TX 75247 5302 Harry Hines Blvd
T: 214-637-8100 (Dallas) T: 214-424-7050
T: 817-344-1820 (Fort Worth) W: https://salvationarmyntx.org/north-texas/
Adult Rehabilitation Center
5554 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75235
T: 214-630-5611
Domestic Violence Hotline
T: 214-424-7208
Modified food distribution & following CDC guidelines
Mission: The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal
Christian Church. Caring for the poor. Feeding the hungry. Sheltering the homeless. Clothing the
naked. Loving the unlovable. Befriending the friendless. There are various locations throughout
the DFW area.
Services offered: homeless shelter, emergency housing, voluntary alcohol and substance abuse
rehabilitation program, prison release substance abuse program, disaster response, domestic
violence and abuse program, food pantry, financial assistance, clothing, counseling, and
transitional housing programs.
Hours: shelter is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Shelter Intake hours every day 4:00 pm –
7:00 pm (or until all slots are filled) Social Service office hours Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Food
Pantry hours Mon – Fri 8:30am – 10am (Dallas) (Food pantry hours vary by location)
Eligibility Requirements: Clothing is only given to victims of domestic violence, fire, flood, or
individuals who have been released from incarceration within the last 30 days. Services all for
Dallas County excluding Garland and Irving residents (see Garland Salvation Army and Irving
Salvation Army for assistance). Substance Abuse Program accepts court ordered referrals only
Application Process: Walk in for shelter and domestic violence assistance. Appointments
required for financial assistance; call to schedule an appointment.
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID for self; SS cards for all in household; proof of address; copy of
lease for rental assistance; copy of utility bill for utility assistance; last pay stub
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SHILOH PLACE
PO Box 2731 McKinney, TX 75070
T: 469-534-9407 W: https://www.shilohplacemckinney.com E: info@shilohplacemckinney.com
Mission: Shiloh Place aims to equip single mothers with financial independence and personal
empowerment by addressing their physical, educational, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Services: SH provides childcare, housing, case management, counseling, life skills training, and
advance education for single mothers in Collin County who want to improve their lives.
Eligibility/Requirements:
• Be enrolled full-time in a degree or certificate program
• Work part-time, preferably in her chosen job field
• Attend weekly case management sessions
• Participate in weekly Life Skills classes including parenting, financial management,
boundaries and forgiveness
• Pass weekly house checks of their apartment
• Must be a single mom age 20+ with children under the age of 10, have a high school
diploma or GED
• Must have a car, valid driver’s license, and insurance
Intake/Application: Potential residents should email program@shilohplacemckinney.com to
reach out and schedule an initial screening over the phone
*** They are not an emergency shelter or equipped for emergency placements***
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THE STEWPOT OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1822 Young St., Dallas, TX 75201 (Entrance on Park Avenue)
T: 214.746.2785 F: 214.746.2791 W: www.thestewpot.org
Hours: Appointments are made at the front desk Mon- Fri at 8:00 am and 1:00 pm for same day
appointments; operating hours are Mon-Fri 8am-4pm, ; closed each day 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Mission: The Stewpot offers a safe haven for homeless and at-risk individuals of Dallas, providing
resources for basic survival needs, as well as opportunities to start a new life.
Services Offered:
• Case management
• Rapid Rehousing and Permanent Supportive Housing (by referral only)
• Drive through food distribution (must register beforehand at
https://thestewpot.org/if-you-are-hungry )
• Assistance with obtaining state identification, birth certificates and other vital records
• Dental clinic and medical clinics
• AA/NA Meetings
• Personal grooming and hygiene supplies
• Representative Payee Services
• Meal services are available at 1818 Corsicana St, at the Bridge Homeless Recovery
Center
• Computer Lab, Garden Club and Stewpot ART program
Application Process: Appointments for assistance made in person on a first come first served
basis. If staying in a shelter, a letter from that shelter will be required.
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THE TURNAROUND AGENDA
7125 S Polk Street Suite 1 Dallas, TX 75232
T: 972-228-0872 W: https://www.turnaroundagenda.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
Mission: The Turnaround Agenda is a faith-based community outreach and improvement
organization that aims to improve the lives of those considered at risk in Dallas County
Services:
• The Public-School Outreach program covers 61 Dallas County schools and aims to create
healthy conditions for success both in school and at home through guidance and
mentorship.
• The Technology, Education, and Careers Program focuses on adult literacy, GED
preparation and computer training and certification to equip clients for a competitive
marketplace
• The Family Services Program offers education for expecting mothers regarding pregnancy,
infant care and needs, and parenting young children. Certain medical services for those
qualifying is available, along with crisis pregnancy intervention (call (469) 567-1793 for
more info)
• Food and rent/utility assistance may be available to those who qualify.
Eligibility: Each program may have specific requirements however generally clients must be the
families of the students attending the Public-School Outreach Program, Family Services Pregnancy
Program or experiencing a crisis due to a natural disaster or catastrophic event for utility or rent
assistance. Please call for intake or questions.
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THE WILLIAMS HOPE PROJECT
Dallas, Texas 75249
T: (214) 460-8675 W: thewilliamshopeproject.org E: [email protected]
Mission: The Williams Hope Project aims to help young single mothers by improving their quality
of life and helping them to obtain the necessary skills to lead successful independent lives.
Services: WHP offers training and educational programs for single mothers to help them obtain
higher paying jobs. The Young Mothers Residential Program (YMRP) will offer one-year
renewable contracts for young single mothers and their children for free housing while the
mothers work part-time, pursue education goals, participate in weekly programs, training, and
counseling. Parenting programs, personal support in the form of housing, advice, and mentoring
while transitioning to college are also available.
Eligibility: Young mothers looking to apply should be between the ages of 17-25, be single, have a
high school diploma/GED or in the process of seeking out a diploma or GED, and be seeking to
further their education.
Application: Those interested in the YMRP should call to obtain an application. Please call or visit
the website for more information or to request services.
URBAN INTER-TRIBAL CENTER OF TEXAS
1261 Record Crossing Rd, Dallas, TX 75235
T: (214) 941-1050 F: (214) 946-4738 W: https://uitct.org/
Mission: The Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas aims to provide culturally sensitive, community-
based services to meet the diverse needs of over 76,000 American Indians/Alaska Natives living in
the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
Services: Offers a primary care clinic, dental clinic, pharmacy, behavioral health counseling,
substance abuse programs, employment and training program for Native Americans in the DFW
metroplex. May also help with utility bills and offers assistance in getting the COVID vaccine.
Eligibility/ Requirements: Must be an American Indian or Alaska Native member of federally
recognized tribes. Non-natives are welcome to apply for certain programs as well, such as the
Senior Community Service Employment Program.
Application: Please see their website for links to applications and resources. Applicants can fill
out a request to contact form with more details on their website.
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VOGEL ALCOVE
1738 Gano St. Dallas, TX 75215
T: 214.368.8686 W: https://vogelalcove.org/
Mission: Vogel Alcove provides trauma informed care to children who have experienced the
struggles of homelessness at a young age and helps to set them up for success in school and in life.
Services Offered: Early childhood education, child care, family support, parent opportunity
center, summer camp for children and mental health counseling and services to help children
recover from the ordeal of homelessness and ensure they are well taken care of while their
parents are at work. Case managers also provide parents with resources and guidance.
Eligibility/Application: Must be considered homeless or living in a place that is not your own (ie
a friend’s place, motel, shelter, etc). The application can be found on their website under the Need
Help? tab
WINGS DALLAS
1903 Anson Road, Dallas, TX 75235
Mission: WiNGS believes in empowering women to reach their fullest potential in the hopes of
uplifting their families and communities as a result.
Services: WiNGS offers financial education classes, including financial coaching, benefit screening,
and credit building. Their careers pathway program offers professional skills training,
personalized career guidance, and connections to job opportunities. WiNGS Nurse Family
Partnership Program is free and offers to pair up experienced nurses with first time mothers for
the duration of the pregnancy beginning at 16 weeks of pregnancy up until the child turns 2 years
old.
Eligibility: The financial education classes and the careers pathway program are open to those in
Dallas. The NFP is for women who are less than 28 weeks pregnant at the start of the program and
qualify for WIC or Medicaid.
Application: Please visit their website/call to get more information
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SOBER LIVING HOUSING, RECOVERY & BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
ABOUNDING PROSPERITY
2311 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Dallas, Texas 75215
T: 214-421-4800 W: https://www.aboundingprosperity.org/ E: info@aboundingprosperity.org
Mission: To provide services that address health, social and economic disparities among Black
men with a particular emphasis on gay, bisexual and male to female transgender individuals
Programs/Services
• Comprehensive Risk Counseling and Services
• Many Men, Many Voices
• D-up: Defend Yourself
• Anti-Retroviral Treatment and Access to Services (ARTAS)
• Let’s Talk About (Safer) Sex”
• Substance Abuse
• Temporary Housing
• FREE HIV Counseling and Testing & Sexually Transmitted Infection Services with
• Personalized Cognitive Counseling.
• Ball/House and Pageant (B/HAP) Communities’ Leadership and Health Disparities C
Eligibility Requirements
• Referrals by Ryan White case managers, community-based partners, mental health
providers or register online for services at www.aboundingprosperity.org
• Clients must be residents of Dallas County
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ANGELS RECOVERY HOUSE
Quick Contact: Call 214-498-8510 for availability and residency information.
Additional Contact: Larry Burtom T : 214-498-8510
Mission: The mission of Angels Recovery House is to pull men and women out of less than
fortunate situations by assisting them to turn their lives around. Our mission is accomplished by
pointing them to Jesus Christ while providing them a safe place to live with guidance and hope, so
they can become productive members of our society and communities. Angels Recovery House
operates seven sober living transitional group homes for men and women 18 years of age and
older. These homes charge rent of $95 per week.
Services:
• Safe, sober living homes ($95 per week)
• Peer to peer support
• In-house bible study
• Men’s & women’s support groups
• Drug & Alcohol Treatment Program
• Life Skills
• Transportation
Criteria for referral:
• Must have verifiable income; however, there is a Work for Stay program, for those who are
homeless and/or looking for work
• Must have valid State ID
• Must have social security card
• Must consent to/pass a drug screen
• Call directly to inquire about vacancies at 214-497-1540
Exclusions:
• No sex offenders; no drug manufacturing or violent criminal convictions
Will not accept persons with social security or disability income- must be able to work
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
4407 N Beltwood Pkwy, Stw 110, Farmers Branch TX 75244
W: www.aadallas.org T: 214-887-6699, also a 24-hour line
Mission: Encouraging its members to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety
Services: Supportive meetings and literature to assist in achieving sobriety.
Criteria for Referral: Desire to change where they are with their drinking problem. Go online or
call the number listed above to find your local meeting and dates of meetings.
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CENIKOR DALLAS
2707 Routh Street, Dallas, TX 75201,
T: 214-871-2483 W: https://www.cenikor.org
Mission: Formerly Turtle Creek Recovery Center, Cenikor is dedicated to finding the right
program to help rebuild the lives and relationships that have been damaged by addiction through
a wide range of options and a broad spectrum of care.
Services Offered: Adult outpatient services, intensive residential inpatient services, withdrawal
management, supportive residential inpatient treatment, medication assisted treatment, and
outpatient withdrawal management. Youth programs for ages 13-17 include prevention services,
youth inpatient and outpatient treatment, youth recovery community, and Project Aim. More
programs are available for veterans and recovery support alumni.
Admission/Eligibility Requirements:
Persons aged 18-65 who meet the following criteria may be admitted to the program:
• must be physically able, mentally capable, and willing to participate in all aspects of
recovery
• must follow rules and guidelines of the program
• no repeat violent offenses, sexual offenses, crimes against children or arson
• Cenikor is not able to accommodate clients experiencing high levels of mental illness and
will refer them elsewhere
Intake: Please call your closest location or 1-888-CENIKOR between 8am-5pm to speak to
representative for assistance.
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DOGS MATTER
4347 Northwest Highway suite 130 #118, Dallas, TX. 75220
W: www.dogsmatter2.org T: 214-714-8460 E: [email protected]
Mission: To Provide and promote a safe and healthy environment for dogs of recovering addicts
and alcoholics.
Services:
• Foster Care: places dogs with fosters while their owners seek in patient treatment until
they are healthy enough to take care of their pet again.
• Outreach Program: Advocacy and education at community events, along with partnerships
with several sober living facilities in case you need secondary housing
• Aftercare Program: a 12 month after care program that includes regular follow up calls,
local check-ins, recovery resources and assistance with vet appointments etc.
Criteria for Referral:
• Application available online
• Form from a substance abuse counselor, verifying client is going into impatient treatment.
FREE-MAN HOUSE
13340 Southview Lane Dallas TX 75240
T: 214-676-2693 F: 469-906-1312 W: www.freemanhouse.org E: [email protected]
Intake Hours: 8am-8pm Mon-Fri, Sun is by appointment only
Call 214-676-2693 for the men’s intake and call 469-740-1043 for the women.
Mission: The Free-Man Houses are a clean and sober living environment that is Christ centered
and focused on recovery from alcohol and drug addiction, as well as many other kinds of
addictions.
Eligibility: Must be 18 yrs of age, have a history of addiction but a willingness to maintain
sobriety, must be willing fully participate in program, must have income in order to pay rent.
Cannot have any mobility issues. Must be able to live independently.
Intake: Call and schedule an intake or you can complete forms online then fax them to number
listed above. You can also send an email to intake@freemanhouse.org.
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GIRLS EMBRACING MOMS (G.E.M.)
1349 Empire Central Ste 400 Dallas, TX 75247
T: (214) 530-2316 W: www.girlsembracingmothers.org E: info@girlsembracingmothers.org
Mission: To empower girls in grades K-12 with mothers in prison to break the cycle of
incarceration and lead successful lives with vision and purpose.
Services:
Pearl Program
• Transportation for visiting mothers that are incarcerated.
Diamond Program
• Leadership and communication skills
• Enhance self-esteem
Criteria for Referral: Must have a mother that has been incarcerated at any time for the Diamond
program, and a mother that is currently incarcerated for the Pearl Program.
Intake: Please call or email or submit a request to contact available on their website for more
information
HAVEN DETOX
500 N. Highland, Sherman, TX. 75092
W: www.thehaventx.com T: 903-609-0544
Hours: 24/7 admissions
Mission: We strive to provide care, love and compassion with the intent of transforming every
single life that we touch. We’re committed to providing the best possible service to our members,
employees, and our community. We believe in open communication, collaborative efforts and
celebrating creative thinking and solutions.
Services:
• Medically Assisted detox, from drugs or alcohol
• Housing while in detox, 5-7 days.
Criteria for Referral:
• Dependency on drugs and/or alcohol
• Must have medical insurance verification; accepts most insurance including Medicare and
Medicaid.
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HOMEWARD BOUND INC (Substance Abuse Treatment Center)
5300 University Hills Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75208 The Colony, Dallas TX Corsicana, TX El Paso, TX
T. 214-941-3500 T:214-941-3500 T:214-941-3500b ext 502 T:915-772-9111
W: https://www.homewardboundinc.org/ Intake Hours: 8am-5pm
Mission: Homeward Bound, Inc., strives to help people overcome drug and alcohol addiction.
They offer complete substance abuse treatment, comprehensive residential, and outpatient
programs. Their licensed counselors provide intensive residential treatment on a 24-hour/7-day
per week basis.
Services
• Medically Supervised Detox
• Medication Assisted Treatment (does not offer methadone)
• Men’s Residential Program
• Women’s Residential Program
• Crisis Residential Unit for mental health
• Statewide HIV Residential Program
• Specialized Female Intensive Residential
• Outpatient Services
• Recovery Support Services
• Trinity Center of El Paso
• Recovery Housing
• Dallas Deflect Program (for low level offenders in lieu of jail time)
• Drug Offender Education (Dallas)
Requirements for Statewide HIV Program:
• HIV/AIDS diagnosis
• Recent labs (within the past 60 days)
• A copy of last physical exam, if available
• Current psychological evaluation
• Annual income at or below 200% of poverty
• Current substance abuser
• 2-month (60-day) supply of psychotropic and HIV medicines (or ability to get refills)
• Complete list of medications
• Negative TB test
• Legible photo ID (Texas resident) and Social Security card if available
Intake/Referral Process:
Detox and residential admission is first come, first served walk –in basis from people who are
at our facility on weekdays from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The number of people admitted on any
given day depends on the availability of beds.
Intake is closed on the weekend.
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LEGACY CARES
4054 McKinney Ave., Ste 102
Dallas, TX 75204-2050
T: 214-520-6308, ext. 1 F: 214-521-9172
W: www.legacycares.org 24 Hour Crisis Line: 214-207-3953
Therapy sessions offered via telehealth and in-person.
Mission: Legacy Counseling Center is a non-profit organization that provides specialized
counseling and support to individuals living with HIV/AIDS for over 25 years.
Services Offered:
• Mental Health Counseling – individual, couples and group HIV specific counseling services
(bilingual therapist)
• Substance Abuse Treatment – Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Supported
Outpatient Programs
• Founders Cottage- transitional respite housing and continuous care for critically ill
HIV/AIDS clients
• Homebase for Housing – assisting homeless and at-risk homeless HIV/AIDS clients in
brokering referrals to housing programs and support services
• Master Leasing Supported Housing Program
• Grace Project – annual conference for women living with HIV/AIDS
Intake/Application Process: referrals through medical case manager or Ryan White case
manager
Clients must bring: I.D., social security card, letter of diagnosis and verification of Ryan White,
Medicaid/Medicare or other private insurance
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THE MAGDALEN HOUSE
4513 Gaston Ave Dallas, TX 75246
T. (214) 324-9261 F. (214) 324-5299
Hours: Phone screenings start at 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; Admissions intake happen daily
staring at 9:00 am and clients MUST check in by 9:00 pm.
Services Offered: Offers a 14-day non-medical detox program that provides women addicted to
alcohol a safe place to withdraw and introduces them to a 12-step recovery program. A non
residential, three phase program for women struggling with alcohol addiction. Magdalen House
serves women from all states. Family support groups are also available.
Application Process: Clients must call first for intake screening process; no walk-ins accepted
Eligibility Requirements:
• Client must be a woman aged 18 or older who desires to be sober
• Client must have consumed alcohol within past 72 hours
• Alcohol must be primary substance of use
Clients Must Bring: Picture ID, a week’s worth of comfortable clothing; toiletries but
nothing that contains alcohol, and 14-day supply of medications.
MY SECOND CHANCE, INC
1657 S. Corinth Street Rd, Dallas, TX 75203
T: 214-374-1104 F: 214-941-1167
W: www.mysecondchanceinc.org
Mission: This nonprofit offers outpatient recovery support services for women diagnosed with
HIV who are experiencing crisis related to substance abuse, recent incarceration and
displacement. The mission of My Second Chance, Inc is assisting women in overcoming trauma
and empowering them to return to society as productive and self-sufficient individuals.
Services: Information and referrals, recovery coaching, mentoring, support groups, senior info
and resources, sober specialization, and HIV education and prevention (NO LONGER HAS
RESIDENTIAL COMPONENT FOR HOMELESS WOMEN)
Eligibility requirements: must be 18 years of age or older, have low income, have a diagnosis of
HIV/AIDS and have a desire and commitment to get clean and sober.
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METROCARE
1345 River Bend Dr. ste 200 , Dallas, TX 75247 (headquarters)
T: 214-743-1200 T: 1.877-283-2121 (toll free)
F: 214-630-3469 Hours: Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 5:00 pm at most clinics
W: www.Metrocareservices.org
Locations: search online for an address to the various locations throughout the DFW area
Services Offered: Metrocare provides a wide array of services including services for people with
disabilities, transitional, permanent and supportive housing, mental health and crisis services for
all ages and more. For substance abuse disorder, Metrocare offers 12 step programs,
psychoeducation, wraparound care, group and individual counseling, assessments and recovery
plans, intensive outpatient services and health risk education.
Eligibility Requirements: Must reside in Dallas, Collin, Ellis, Hunt, Kaufman, Navarro, &
Rockwall Counties
Clients Must Bring: photo ID, social security card; proof of residency, proof of income (if
married, financials from spouse) insurance if applicable, proof of government assistance
if applicable. All documentation must be dated within 30 days.
Application Process: Walk-ins 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Mon – Fri at any Metrocare clinic. Go to the
front desk and ask to complete an intake. Your credentials will be verified, your finances will be
assessed, and then a psych evaluation will be completed. Fees based upon insurance coverage.
Self-pay is available per a sliding scale based on income.
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NEW CONNECTIONS PREGNANT/ POST-PARTUM PROGRAM
6363 Forest Park Road, BLA 226, Dallas, TX. 75235
W: www.dallashealthybabies.org/medical-care-folder/
T: 214-645-0919
Mission: Meant to aid Dallas women who are pregnant and need resources to have a healthy baby
Services:
• Parenting classes
• Birthing resources
• Safety Classes
• Dad’s classes available
• Postpartum depression resources
• Mental health counseling
• Treatment resources for substance use
• Domestic violence resources
• Infant care and safety
• Applying for medical coverage
Criteria for Referral:
• Must call number above to do screening and schedule initial appointment.
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NEXUS RECOVERY CENTER
Main Campus: 8733 La Prada Drive, Dallas, TX 75228
T. (214)321-0156 F. 214-321-3096
Hours: Admissions hours Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Mission: Nexus offers programs for adult women and teenage girls ages 13 to 17, including
those who are pregnant or accompanied by children. We provide a continuum of care from
detox through aftercare. Clients served come from Dallas, Collin, Ellis, Kaufman, Rockwall,
Ellis, Hunt, and Navarro counties.
Services Offered: residential programs for 5 to 90 days(Adult, Adolescent, and
Transitional), medical detoxification, medication assisted treatment, psychiatric services,
case management, parenting classes, counseling, drug education, infant care and safety
classes, support services, outpatient and aftercare.
Eligibility Requirements FOR ALL PROGRAMS:
• Referral sheet from caseworker
• Consent from the client and attend meetings with Nexus on Wednesdays or Saturdays
(aftercare or be in recovery)
• Maintain case management while living in the apartments 2.5 times per week (on site)
• If on disability, do not have to work but need to be involved with other classes or activities
• If able to work, need to be seeking employment
• Documentation of homelessness
Application Process: Clients should call 214.321.0156, ext. 3118 to make an appointmen; walk-
ins accepted
Clients Must Bring: picture I.D., proof of residency (required by NorthSTAR and DSHS); social
security card; proof of income (required by NorthSTAR and DSHS if client is employed). Accepts
certain insurances listed on their website, please call if you insurance is not listed to examine
your options. 7 changes of appropriate clothes, change for vending machines, 1 pair of house
shoes and closed toe shoes, alarm clock, laundry detergent, drinking cup (with lid) letter writing
materials and postage, transparent bag/backpack, AA or NA books. Non alcoholic mouthwash,
new sheets, towels and pillows (with tags), hard candy, twin pocket folder, notebook, and
pen/pencil, personal hygiene items and all prescribed medications in their original bottles.
Exclusions FOR ALL PROGRAMS:
• Violent crimes or domestic violence (must have been 10-15 years ago)
• Sexual assault/registered sex offender
• Meth manufacturing on a case-by-case
Language Options: Spanish speakers available
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ON YOUR WAY SOBER LIVING
2108 Parkhaven Dr. Plano, TX. 75075
T: (214) 476-3828 E: jayz@ryantiffin.com
Mission: On Your Way Sober Living provides residents with the best possible opportunity for
achieving and maintaining permanent sobriety.
Services: Sober living home.
Limits: Each Sober Living Home will have different requirements for residents, but many will
have these typical requirements:
· No drugs, alcohol, violence, or overnight guests
· Active Participation in a recovery meeting
· Random drug and alcohol tests
· On-time guests fee payments
· Involvement in either work, school, or outpatient program (IOP)
· General acceptance by peer group at the Sober Living Home
Intake: Walk-ins welcome. Call or walk-in for application process.
RECOVERY RESOURCE COUNCIL
2700 Airport Freeway Fort Worth, TX. 76111
1349 Empire Central Drive, Ste 800 Dallas, TX 75247
T: (817) 332-6329 (Forth Worth) (214) 521-8600 (Dallas)
W: https://recoverycouncil.org E: info@recoverycouncil.org Hours: 8am-5pm; Monday-Friday
Mission: Providing hope, conquering addiction, healing families. We are the link between
substance abuse services and the adults, youth and families who are in need.
Services:
• Counseling
• Housing for chronically homeless
• Veteran Services
• Screenings and Assessments
• Classes regarding Drug or alcohol charges and classes on general substance abuse.
Criteria for Referral:
• Call number above and ask for referral, and client will be walked through everything
that is required.
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SHORELINE RECOVERY CENTER
T: (866) 278-8495 W: https://shorelinerecoverycenter.com/alcoholism-domestic-abuse/
Mission: Shoreline Recovery Center is located in California but has many wonderful resources
that can aid people with Alcoholism and/or Domestic Abuse.
Application/Intake: Please visit their website for more information.
SIGMA COUNSELING SERVICES
1902 Country Club Dr. ste 120, Carrollton TX, 75006
T: (972) 820-6299 W: https://www.sigmacounseling.com/ E: [email protected]
Mission: Sigma Counseling Services offers affordable mental health services, primarily relating to
substance abuse and dependance.
Services: HHSC has recently established a fund to increase accessibility to substance abuse
treatment. Sigma Counseling will be providing substance abuse treatment at no charge for Youth
and Adult clients without insurance and/or means to pay. Options include group therapy,
intensive outpatient/inpatient therapy, and life skills training programs.
Eligibility: Sigma Counseling accepts most commercial insurances; please see their website for a
full list. For uninsured and clients unable to pay, HHSC may cover services for those living in most
North Texas counties, including Collin, Rockwall, Dallas, Denton, Hunt, and Kaufman.
Application: Please call or visit their website for a full list of accepted counties and insurances,
and to schedule an appointment.
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SOUL’S HARBOR
13134 Nile Drive, Dallas, TX. 75253
T: 972-286-1940 F: 972-286-5282
E: [email protected] W: www.soulsharbordallas.org
Mission: Soul’s Harbor is neither a rehabilitation facility nor a true homeless shelter. Soul’s
Harbor could be categorized as a recovery home where men can learn tools to fight their addiction
issues, or life affecting issues and live in a clean, sober and functional environment each day.
Services: Holistic 6-month program to assist with addiction and substance abuse recovery.
Limitations: mandatory involvement in Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous
(NA) is required. Life skills are taught in the program and job readiness along with job
preparation. Monthly yoga classes. Voluntary 9-month program to further encourage full
independence.
Intake: Call to set up an intake evaluation at (214) 663-9684
Program costs range from $510 to $1000 month, free for the homeless community.
SOBER LIVING AMERICA
T: 877-430-0086 Over 40 Locations and 2,000 Beds
W: https://soberlivingamerica.org/ Admissions Hours: Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 6:00pm
Mission: Sober Living America offers recovery homes where men and women who have a desire
and commitment to staying clean and sober can find support and refuge. The recovery program is
a 6-month requirement and services include: Education Classes, Recovery, Life Skills, Spiritual, Job
Readiness and Transportation Services
Admission requirements:
• Valid state issued ID and social security card
• All new residents need to perform a pre-intake phone interview
• Have willingness to make a 6-month commitment to complete the program
• Must be willing to attend all classes
• Must be willing and able to work
• All medications brought to the facility need to be evaluated and approved upon admission
• Can work with applicants who have no income on a case-by-case basis
Application/Intake: Program is $800 a month, $1,890 for the enhanced Pinnacle Program. Please
call and an intake specialist will guide you through the steps.
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SOLUTIONS OF NORTH TEXAS
1516 N. Ruddell St. Denton, TX 76209
T: (940) 898-6202 W: https://sontx.org/programs/
Hours: 8:30am-5pm Mon-Fri, closed for lunch 12pm-1pm
Mission: Solutions of North Texas is a faith-based agency meant to help as many people as
possible who are currently suffering from alcoholism and/or drug addiction and want to
experience a change.
Services:
• Residential: A 12 step program focusing on the mind, body, and spirit of the individual
while providing case management, food, shelter, and re-entry planning
• Clinical: Clients will learn about addiction, successfully utilize coping strategies and
support systems and improve in their sense of wellbeing through intensive
outpatient/inpatient services and counseling
• Court: Helps guide clients through the legal system and sobriety system, with many
contacts in the Denton County Sheriff’s office and Denton Police Department. They can act
as liaison between the courts and the client, work with attorneys, and ensure compliance
with court requirements.
• Jail Program: For those already incarcerated, this program facilitates re-entry skills, job
training, self-coping strategies that manage substance abuse and a continuing program
after release.
• Monitoring: Providing accountability in a client’s sobriety and maintaining long term
sobriety.
• An online lesson program also exists as an option for clients.
• Family Program: educates families as their loved ones navigate maintaining their sobriety
and reduce codependent and enabling behaviors while lovingly supporting the family.
Application/Intake: SNT accepts Ambetter, Baylor Scott & White, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and
Magellan for all outpatient services and offers scholarships to those who cannot pay program fees.
Sex offenses and histories of repeated violence are not accepted. More information on
scholarships can be found by calling 940-898-6202. Please visit their website for more
information and forms on intake.
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SOUTH DALLAS COMMUNITY COURTS
2922 Martin Luther King Jr. Dallas, TX. 75212
T: 214-670-3519 W: www.dallascityattorney.com
Hours: Thursday all day, Drug Court Docket Every Wednesday evening
Following CDC guidelines to COVID. Call 214-670-3519 for updated information.
Mission: Community Courts Program focuses on swift justice, visibility in the community and
community restitution.
Services:
• Assistance with addictions
• Paying off Dallas tickets
• Housing
• Job placement
• Substance abuse
• Mental health
Criteria for Referral:
• Referral call to court number listed above
• Proof of rehabilitation
SOUTHERN AREA BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE
4215 Gannon Ln # 101, Dallas, TX 75237
T: 972-283-9090 W: www.Sabhc.org Hours: Sat, Sun 2pm- 7pm, Mon-Fri 2 pm-10 pm
Mission: SABHC is a voluntary, drop-in urgent care service open to individuals in need of
psychiatric care residing in Dallas, Ellis, Hunt, Navarro, Kaufman and Rockwall counties
Services offered include:
• Crisis Intervention and Management
• Psychiatric Evaluations
• Medication refills for children & adults
• Counseling Services
• Psychosocial Rehabilitation
• Skills Training and Case Management
• NTBHA Enrollment and Linkage to Other Care
Intake: no appointment necessary; walk in during hours of operation
Client must bring I.D., Social Security card, bill or proof of residency, and prescription bottles.
Bring proof of insurance if applicable
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S.T.E.P. MED METHADONE CLINIC
1919 Martin Luther King Jr Dallas, TX 75215
T: 214-421-9100 W: https://www.methadonecenters.com/methadone-centers/step-med/
Mission: S.T.E.P. Med specializes in the treatment of opioid addiction, substance abuse, and dual
diagnosis.
Services offered: Methadone clinic
Intake: client must check in at 6 am on Monday or Wednesday morning in order to be assessed by
the physician. Must be dependent on opioids for at least one year
Client must bring I.D., Social Security card, supporter’s statement from residence, bill with name
for proof residency, and proof of Medicaid insurance. No employer’s insurance accepted.
SYMENTRIA RECOVERY
7229 Hawkins View Dr. Fort Worth, TX. 76132
T: 888-782-6966 W: www.symetriarecovery.com
Hours: 24 hours by phone
Mission: We believe in treating the whole person, not just the addictive behavior.
Services:
• Medication Assisted Treatment
• Intensive Outpatient Programs
• Day Treatment
• Behavioral & Psychiatric Services
• Family counseling & Support Groups
• Relapse Prevention and Continuing Care
• Dual Diagnoses Treatment
• Suboxone and Methadone Options Available
Criteria for Referral:
• Insurance, Medicare, Private Payment Accepted
• Web form submission
• Phone call to number above to finish completing an initial intake.
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RE-ENTRY PROGRAMS
MILES OF FREEDOM
2922 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Building A, Suite 118
Dallas, TX 75215
T: 214-290-2337 W: https://milesoffreedom.org/
E: contact@milesoffreedom.org
Hours: 9:30am-4pm, Monday- Friday
Mission: To Equip, empower, and employ individuals returning home from prison and
provide support and assistance for families and communities impacted by incarceration.
Bridging the gap from prison to promise.
Services:
• Re-entry assistance Services- job readiness workshop
• Bridging the Gap Shuttle Service- Keeping families
connected during incarceration
• Miles of Freedom Lawn Care Service
• Men/Women of Future- Youth mentorship program
Criteria for Referral:
• Call for referral process
OASIS CENTER
4131 N Central Espressway, ste 900, Dallas, TX 75294
Administrative Office: (972) 437-3801 Program Office: (214) 426-0902
W: http://www.oasisctr.org Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Mission: Offers multiple programs to reduce recidivism of first-time youth offenders. The D.A.'s
AIM Program includes eligibility for the expungement of criminal records of first-time youth
offenders ages 17- 27 years of age.
Services Offered: One on one, group, and peer coaching and support are also available. Help
formulate personal life plan for expungement certificates, petitions of non-disclosure, employment
interviewing, job placement, and job retention. Job Readiness Work Camp serves as a prerequisite
for the South Dallas Employment Project and for free vocational certifications
Application: Please see website for application under Job Readiness Work Camp.
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TEXAS OFFENDER RE_ENTRY INITIATIVE (T.O.R.I.)
Dallas Metroplex Economic Dev Corp Fort Worth Metroplex Economic Dev Corp
1810 High Hill Blvd 1270 Woodhaven Blvd, Suite 5245
Dallas, TX 75203 Forth Worth, TX 76112
T. (214) 941-1325 T. (817) 469-9667
Hours: Monday- Friday 9am to 4PM W: https://medc-tori.org/ E: tori@tdjakes.org
Mission: Under the stewardship of Bishop T. D. Jakes, The Texas Reentry Initiative (T.O.R.I.) was
launched in January 2005 to provide hope – in the form of tangible solutions – for the countless
men and women returning to society after incarceration. Whether an individual needs assistance
obtaining housing, employment, education, or healthcare, among other services, T.O.R.I. provides
dedicated support that helps former inmates acclimate back into society.
Services Offered:
• Healthcare Access
• Education- access to diverse training programs, job readiness training and GED classes
• Employment- skills assessments and job placement for clients enrolled in case
management component
• Family Reunification Services
• Case Management/Mentorship (12-month program)
• Housing- assisting participants in accessing affordable housing; through a partnership with
the Dallas Housing Authority is able to provide participant who graduate with a T.O.R.I.
Completion Certificate in securing Section 8 vouchers for income based housing
Eligibility Requirements:
• Adult males and females experiencing hopelessness, unemployment, lack of support, social,
psychological, and/or substance abuse issues due to their criminal backgrounds that may
be hindering them from successful re-entry into their homes and communities
• Client must have valid state ID and Social Security Card
• Pay one time $5 administration fee
Application by Walk in or call the intake specialist at (214) 941-1325 ext 101
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THE WAY BACK HOUSE
2728 Holmes St Dallas, TX 75215
T: 214-352-5674 F:214-352-5924
W: https://thewaybackhouse.org/ E: info@thewaybackhouse.org
Hours: 8am-3pm, Monday- Thursday; 8am-1pm, Friday
Mission: To provide resources and opportunities for released offenders to establish themselves as
residents of a free-world community.
Services:
• Job search assistance
• Housing referrals
• Clothing closet
• Programs for incarcerated men and women
• Case management and supportive services
Criteria for Referral:
• Formerly incarcerated seeking resources and assistance in building a stable and productive
life.
Intake/Application: Please call (214) 352-5674 ext 14 or visit their website to submit a contact
form to request an evaluation.
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UNLOCKING DOORS
High Point Center (headquarters) 3500 Noble Ave (Tarrant County)
12225 Greenville Avenue Ste 850 Dallas, TX 75243 Fort Worth, TX 76111
T: 214-296-9258 W: www.unlockingdoors.org T: 817-632-6000 ext 163
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am- 5pm E: info@unlockingdoors.org
Mission: Unlocking Doors is a comprehensive statewide diversion and reentry brokerage network
that is committed to reducing crime and the ever-escalating fiscal impact to the State of Texas and
its communities through coordinated collaboration, partnership, public awareness, reporting of
evidence-based data and predictive trends, education, and training.
Services offered: needs/risk assessments, community collaboration, education, skill
building/training, support, and referrals to community resources
Eligibility: must be 18 yrs or older with criminal history.
Intake: call and schedule an intake appointment or walk in Mon-Thurs 9am-4pm.
Client must bring valid Texas photo I.D., social security card, birth certificate, current probation
officer contact in or current parole certificate, and one-time only $5 intake processing fee.
Applications will not be considered until the $5 intake fee is considered; payment is accepted via
Cashapp (+$0.14), Venmo (+$0.20), Zelle, cash, or cashier’s check in the mail.
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CRISIS SERVICES
ABIGAIL’S ARMS
1600 Aspen, Gainesville, TX. 76240.
T: 940-665-2873 Crisis Hotline
W: www.abigailsarms.org Email: info@abigailsarms.org
Intake specialists are on staff 24Hrs to assist. Prefer clients call to schedule appointment but walk-
ins are still accepted; masks required for entry.
Mission: Abigail’s Arms strives to “Assist every child and person to be a part of a healthy family or
support system.”
Services Offered: Prevention education, child advocacy center of Cooke County, 24hr temporary
emergency shelter and refuge for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse, Support,
Therapy/case management and emergency hotline. Shelter services include assistance with
accompaniment to the courts, hospital, or law enforcement meetings, victim liaison, individual,
crisis and child counseling, protective order screenings, information and referral, and support
groups among other services.
Intake: No appointment necessary for immediate face to face crisis intervention and support.
ADAPT COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS
T: 866-260-8000
W: http://www.adaptusa.com/service-locations/community-solutions/
Services: 24/7 Crisis hotline and mobile team available for anyone in crisis in the North
Behavioral Health Authority Service delivery area. Diversion and continuity of care for individuals
in the Dallas County Jail and Dallas area psychiatric emergency departments.
Telehealth/telephone based, mobile response, and clinic based service modalities for reach
people.
Intake: Call the crisis line available 24 hours a day 7 days a week
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AGAPE RESOURCE AND ASSISTANCE CENTER
1325 19
th
St
Plano, TX 75074
T: 469-814-0453 E: [email protected]om W: https://www.hope4agape.org/
Mission: Agape provides transitional housing and support services to women and women with
children who are homeless due to domestic violence or sex trafficking. The agency seeks to
empower single women, mothers and their children living in Collin County in overcoming crisis
and achieving self-sufficiency.
Services: Housing assistance, childcare and development, workforce preparation, job training,
financial management, and assistance with reliable transportation.
Eligibility: No history of substance abuse or have maintained sobriety for the past 12 months, no
unmanaged chronic physical or mental health conditions, maintain a paying job, agree to a
criminal background check, and are the result of situational/circumstantial events (ex: loss of job,
inadequate income, domestic violence etc).
Intake: Call directly for assistance or visit www.hope4agape.com
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
4407 N Beltwood Pkwy, Suite 110, Farmers Branch TX 75244
W: www.aadallas.org
T: 214-887-6699, also a 24 hour line
Mission: its members to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety
Services: Supportive meetings and literature to assist in achieving sobriety. Available in Spanish
and American Sign Language.
Criteria for Referral: Desire to change where they are with their drinking problem. Go online or
call the number listed above to find your local meeting and dates of meetings.
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BRIGHTER TOMORROWS
Shelter address confidential- Irving, TX 75061
T. 972-254-4003 24-hr 972-262-8383
www.brightertomorrows.net
Hours: Shelter is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week;
Resource and counseling center is open M-F, 8am – 5pm
Mission: Brighter Tomorrows provides transitional housing in a two-year program to help
survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence by establishing financial stability. Life skills
classes, budget planning, parenting classes, support groups and individual counseling services are
offered in an effort to advance the goal of moving residents into permanent safe housing. Clients
may apply online at http://www.brightertomorrows.net or call the contact number above.
Services Offered: Full-service emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence; 24hr crisis
hotline, crisis counseling; support groups; court and hospital accompaniment; community
education; licensed therapy for sexual assault; protective orders; childcare and assistance with
employment
Requirements:
• Individuals must be alcohol and drug free
• Individuals must be working or able to work
• Must have minor children under the age of 18 years old
• Must be fleeing domestic violence (with documentation to support these claims)
• Clients must abide by facility rules
Intake: Please call the 24 hour hotline or submit a request to contact form on their website
DALLAS AREA RAPE CRISIS CENTER
National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN) T: 1-800-656-4673
24-Hour Crisis Hotline T: 972-641-7273
Clinical Offices 2801 Swiss Ave Dallas, TX 75204
Mission: Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center (DARCC) provides survivors and their loved ones the
resources they need to reclaim their lives. DARCC has licensed staff and trained advocates to help
those impacted by sexual violence navigate the journey of healing in a safe and confidential
environment.
Services: DARCC’s offers comprehensive outreach services to include counseling, crisis
intervention, prevention and education programs to the community.
Intake: Please call or for assistance and guidance
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DENTON MHMR CRISIS SERVICES
2519 Scripture PO Box 2346 Denton, TX 76201
1001 Cross Timbers Road, Ste. 1250 Flower Mound, TX 75028
T: 940-381-5000 (Denton) 214-488-0121 (Flower Mound) W: https://www.dentonmhmr.org/
Crisis Line: 1-800-762-0157 if you are experiencing a mental health crisis in Denton County
Mission: Denton County MHMR Center enhances the quality of life of the individuals served and
their family members.
Services: MHMR provides mental health services, services for individuals with
intellectual/developmental disabilities, crisis services, and addiction services. MHMR runs a 24hr
hotline for crisis services, has a mobile crisis outreach team to provide clinical assessments 24/7
in Denton County, a psychiatric triage facility for walk in assessments, Mobile Licensed Chemical
Dependency Counselor, Crisis outpatient, inpatient and residential services, a hospital and court
liaison for coordinated care and an Assertive Community Treatment Team for individualized
treatment.
Intake: For other questions about services please call 940-381-5000 or visit their website.
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FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY
PO Box 640, Denton, TX 76202
T. 940-387-5131 F. 940.383.1816
E: info@dcfof.org W: www.dcfof.org
24-hour Crisis Hotline (940) 382-7273 or (800) 572-4031 or text (940) 382-7273
Mission: Friends of the Family offers emergency shelter for survivors of relationship violence,
rape and sexual assault. Persons seeking shelter may call the crisis line 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week, at 800-572-4031 or 940-382-7273.
Eligibility for shelter: will be determined based on safety concerns related to relationship
violence or sexual assault, resulting in the person having no safe place to stay. In the event a caller
is not eligible for our shelter, referrals to other local resources will be provided.
Services Available at Shelter
• Adult Advocacy and Case Management
• Child Advocacy and Case Management
• Crisis Intervention
• Individual Counseling
• Youth After School Program
• Play Therapy and Adolescent counseling
• Parenting and Healthy Relationship Groups
• Basic Needs
• Pet Shelter
Intake: All Intakes must come through the crisis line or outreach office. Denton Outreach office
located at 4845 S I-35 E, Suite 200 Corinth, TX 76210, open Mon-Thu 8:30am-8pm, Fri 8:30am-
5pm and Sat 10am-2pm.
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HOPE’S DOOR NEW BEGINNING CENTER
860 Ave F. St. 100 Counseling Outreach Center Garland Outreach Center
Plano, TX 75074 860 Ave F. Suite 100 218 North 10
th
Street
T: 972-422-2911 Plano, TX Garland, TX 75040
F: 972-423-4154 T: 972-422-2911 T: 972-422-2911
24 Hour Hotline: (972) 267-29111 W: www.hdnbc.org
Mission: Hope's Door New Beginning Center exists to help individuals and families escape and
heal from domestic abuse, dating abuse and family violence through our free trauma-informed
services.
Services Offered:
• Emergency Shelter (2 undisclosed locations that can house up to 55 women and children)
male victims with children can be served as well but are housed in a hotel
• Transitional Housing- HUD funded, income-based apartments are available through this
program for qualified families transitioning for the agency’s emergency shelter
• Project Hope (partnership with Collin County’s DA’s office to provide victim advocacy and
legal education)
• Individual and Sexual Abuse Survivors Counseling
• Youth and Adolescent Counseling
• Intensive Case Management Services
• Batter’s Intervention and Community Educational Services
Hours: Hotline and shelter: 24 hours every day of the week
Counseling for victims: Mon – Thu 8:00a- 5:00p; Counseling for batterers: Mon 12pm-3pm, Tue
1pm-3pm (Plano) Thu 1pm-5pm and Fri 1pm-3pm (Garland)
Outreach Center Mon – Fri 9am-5pm; Closed Sat - Sun
Eligibility Requirements: Must be individual or families fleeing domestic violence
If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 or our 24-hour crisis hotline at 972-276-0057.
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LIFEPATH SYSTEMS
McKinney Outpatient Clinic: 1515 Heritage Drive, McKinney, TX 75069
Plano Outpatient Clinic: 7308 Alma Drive, Plano, TX 75025
T: (972) 562-0190 (McKinney) W: https://www.lifepathsystems.org/
Crisis Hotline (877-422-5939) available 24/7 for Collin County residents
Mission: Lifepath Systems’ serves families that are impacted by behavioral health, intellectual or
developmental challenges to help build strong communities.
Services: Crisis Outreach: Lifepath Systems has a mobile crisis outreach team, suicide response
and prevention programs, crisis center, substance use services and psychiatric inpatient
placements for uninsured or low-income clients
• Child/Family Services: Counseling and case management, early childhood intervention,
family education and support, and specialized programs for teens
• Adult Services: Substance use disorder treatments, resource navigation, peer and
employment support, housing support, jail diversion, counseling and medical services and
suicide prevention/response.
• Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: crisis services, supported employment,
Medicaid funded IDD services, IDD Medicaid waiver program interest list, and service
coordination
Application/Intake: Lifepath accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and Children’s Health Insurance, as
well as many private insurances. Sliding scale payment options are available for uninsured clients,
and many services may be free for those 150% below Federal Poverty Guidelines. Please call for
more options or to schedule an appointment
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TEXAS MUSLIM WOMEN’S FOUNDATION
P.O. Box 863388, Plano, TX 75086
T: (24-hour hotline) (972) 880-4192 E: tmwf@tmwf.org W: https://tmwf.org/
Mission: Culturally sensitive and trauma informed care that specializes in helping Muslim women
and immigrants escape domestic abuse.
Services: Services offered include emergency shelter at an undisclosed location, transitional
housing, HUD rapid rehousing programs. Youth programs are available also. Emergency financial
aid, advocacy for women and refugees, and support programs are available. 15+ languages
spoken.
Eligibility/Requirements: While uniquely tailored to the needs of Muslim families, TMWF does
not discriminate against anyone based on age, race, religion, color, gender, disability, sexual
orientation or national origin.
Application: Please call their crisis hotline at (972) 880-4192 for assistance.
THE TURNING POINT- COURTNEY’S SAFE PLACE
3325 Silverstone Dr Plano, TX 75023
T: (972) 985-0951 F: (972) 612-2582 W: https://www.theturningpoint.org/csp
24 hr Crisis (800) 886-7273 Open 9am-5pm
Mission: Turning Point provides counseling, education, advocacy, and comprehensive treatment
for the survivors of sexual violence.
Services: Turning Point provides crisis intervention, legal and medical advocacy, counseling,
education, and outreach to communities.
Courtney’s Safe Place: CSP provides a safe place for adults ages 17+ of all genders, who are not
under the influence of any intoxicants, in need of emergency medical services or crisis
intervention and have experienced sexual assault in the last 120 hours. Courtney’s SAFE Place is
staffed with sexual assault forensic examiners (SAFEs) and advocates. All staff have received
extensive training in trauma-informed care and treat patients with respect and dignity
If an adult (18 and older) sexual assault victim is not ready to get police involved, they still have
the option to have a sexual assault examination conducted. No police report is required.
Open 9-5 M-F, appointments are required to be seen outside office hours
Intake: Please call 1-800-886-7273 to make an appointment outside office hours for Courtney’s
Safe Place. Please visit their website or call their office for more information.
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VICTIM RELIEF MINISTRIES
P.O. Box 251086 Plano, TX 75025
T: 972-400-1163 Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (by appointment)
E: info@victimrelief.org W: www.victimrelief.org
Mission: The mission of Victim Relief Ministries (VRM) is to provide physical, emotional and
spiritual support to victims, their families, and friends in times of crisis brought on by natural
disaster, crime, accident, illness, and abuse. From hurricanes to tornadoes to wildfires to floods,
VRM has responded to all types of disasters and works with local government officials to help the
people affected by these disasters.
Services Offered:
• Assist victims in establishing security and safety
• Provide repair and clean up to damaged residence
• Provide emergency transportation and vehicle repairs
• Provide accompaniment to hospitals, courts and other agencies
• Provide emergency food, furniture and clothing
• Provide emergency financial aid
• Provide bilingual language assistance
• Assist in referring victims to other service agencies
• Provide comforting and grief counseling
• Provide spiritual care by Chaplains
• Connect victim with a local congregation
• Maintain contact with the victim to monitor recovery
Eligibility Requirements:
• Clients must be referred by police or partnering agency
• Client must attend in-person interview and intake
• For verifiable victims of crisis and natural disaster only
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WISE HOPES
608 North Business 81-287 Decatur, TX. 76234
Thrift store address: 1117 Halsell St. Bridgeport, TX. 76426. 10am-5pm Mon-Sat.
24 Hour Hotline: (940) 626-4855 T: (940) 626-4585 F: 940-626-4117
E: Decatur- help@wisehope.org Jacksboro- [email protected]
Hours: Mon-Thurs 9am-5pm, Friday 9am-3pm. Other times by appointment only.
Mission: Wise Hope Shelter & Crisis Center is dedicated to providing compassionate,
comprehensive services to any person impacted by rape, sexual abuse, domestic violence, dating
violence and/or stalking while partnering with our community to promote safety, healing and
prevention.
Services Offered: 24 hour crisis hotline, crisis intervention, victim advocacy, police/ hospital
accompaniment, protective order, assistance, temporary shelter, info and referral, legal advocacy,
Crime Victims Compensation Assistance, victim impact statements, licensed professional
counseling, day and evening support groups, community education and prevention.
Intake: Please contact their 24 hour hotline for emergency assistance or call (940) 626-4585 to
schedule an intake appointment. Law enforcement may also contact Wise Hope at the request of
victims.
WOMEN CALLED MOSES
P.O. Box 381923 Duncanville, TX 75138
Hotline: (972) 298-1155 T: (972) 298-1155
W: https://www.wcmcares.org E: [email protected]
Mission: Women Called Moses was created to be an underground railroad for survivors of
domestic violence. We seek to prevent and end the cycles of domestic violence through education,
research, resources and advocacy programs which are provided to individuals, families,
communities, corporations and coalition non-profits agencies throughout the United States.
Services Offered: Emergency shelter for survivors and their children, court advocacy and crisis
counseling.
Call for application process, openings and address.
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LEGAL ASSISTANCE
HOUSING CRISIS CENTER
4210 Junius St., Dallas, TX 75246-1429
T: 214-828-4244 F: 214-466-7209
E. hccdallas@hccdallas.org W: www.hccdallas.org
Mission: The mission of the Housing Crisis Center is to prevent homelessness and to stabilize
those at risk in decent, affordable, and permanent housing, and to empower them to solve
their own housing problems in the future.
Legal Clinic - Every second and fourth Wednesdays of each month; first come, first served on
walk in basis starting at 5PM on a first come/first served basis, early sign ups are strongly
encouraged (form available on their website).
Eligibility Requirements: verification of residency; verification of financial hardship and/or
veteran status; current photo ID and social security card; any relevant legal documentation.
Please call (214) 828-4244 for more information.
HUMAN RIGHTS INITIATIVE
2801 Swiss Ave. Dallas, TX. 75204
T: 214-855-0520
W: 214-855-0520
Mission: HRI of North Texas provides legal and support services to refugees and immigrants who
have suffered human rights abuses. We also advocate for justice and promote international human
rights for all.
Services Provided- limited to clients living in North Texas Area Legal Services- Seeking Asylum,
relief under violence against women, human trafficking social services, undocumented witnesses/
survivors of serious crimes and undocumented children who have been abused or abandoned.
Application/Intake: Must live in North Texas and be at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty
Guidelines. Available by appointment only. Please call for assistance.
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LEGAL HOSPICE OF TEXAS
1825 Market Center Blvd ste 550 Dallas, TX 75207
T: 214-521-6622 F: 214-521-3310
E: info@legalhospice.org W: https://legalhospice.org/ Hours: Mon- Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Mission: Legal Hospice of Texas provides timely and compassionate legal services, at no cost, to
low-income individuals with terminal illnesses or HIV disease.
Services offered: vocational issues, insurance, disability claims, public benefits, employment
issues, housing issues, credit issues, and estate planning
Eligibility Requirements: must be diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, selected chronic illness, terminal
illness or be in the “end stage” of an illness. Must meet income requirements for individual or
household, must have a legal issue, and must reside in one of the following counties: Collin, Cooke,
Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Fannin, Grayson, Henderson, Hood, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Navarro, Parker,
Rockwall, Tarrant
Intake/Application Process: referrals through medical case manager or Ryan White case
manager. Client can also inquire online. An intake specialist will contact client after inquiry or
referral has been sent.
Clients must bring: I.D., social security card, birth certificate, and letter of diagnosis. The intake
specialist will inform client of what else to bring to appointment
LEGAL AID OF NORTHWEST TEXAS
1515 Main St Dallas, TX 75201
T: 214-748-1234 W:https://internet.lanwt.org/home Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Mission: Legal Aid of Northwest Texas is a nonprofit organization that provides free civil legal
services to low-income residents in 114 Texas counties throughout North and West Texas.
Eligibility: Must be a citizen or a legal resident. Must fall between 125% but not higher than
200% of the federal poverty guidelines. Must reside within the service area (call to verify)
Intake: Call to schedule an intake in the office, call and complete an intake over the phone, or
complete application online.
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UNT DALLAS COLLEGE OF LAW
4716 Elsie Faye Heggins Street Dallas, Texas 75210 (Frazier)
511 North Akard, Suite 102 Dallas, Texas 75201 (Downtown at Citywalk)
T: (469) 351-0024 (Frazier) (214) 855-7892 (Citywalk)
E: webmster@untdallas.edu W: https://lawschool.untdallas.edu/
Mission: UNT Dallas College of Law is the new Community Lawyering Center in your
neighborhood makes getting legal services easier.
Services: You can get legal assistance with many kinds of legal matters at a Community Lawyering
Center. Here are some examples:
· Housing/evictions
· Family law
· Child support
· Child custody
· Immigration
· Wills and probate
Intake: Call to set up a meeting. The best way to find out if you can get help with your legal
concern is to call and talk with one of their representatives.
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OTHER, MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
AUTOCARE HAVEN
4841 Tremont St, Dallas, TX 75246
T: (972) 445-7360 W: https://autocarehaven.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Mission: Autocare Haven strives to ease the financial burden of vehicle repair and make it
accessible for everyone in North Texas.
Services: Autocare Haven connects clients to mechanics for vehicle repair through donated funds.
Eligibility: Senior citizens, single parents, veterans, and low income households must have
qualified auto insurance coverage on the vehicle, a valid driver’s license, verifiable income, and
residency in Dallas, Collin, or Rockwall County.
Application: Please fill out their application on their website if you meet all the criteria.
Applications may be closed at the moment due to high volume, please check for availability.
BEDSTART
P.O. Box 866322 Plano, TX. 75086-6322
E: director@bedstart.org W: https://bedstart.org/
Mission: The highly unique Bed Start ministry goes beyond existing charities, nonprofit
organizations, and collection sites to partner with and all in poverty, crisis, or need, requiring
furnishings and other household items.
Services: Home starter kits with home furniture essentials and providing gently used or new
furniture.
Intake: A form can be filled out on their website, and they will let you know when that item can be
collected.
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BRYAN’S HOUSE
3610 Pipestone Rd. Dallas, TX. 75212
W: www.bryanshouse.org T: 214-559-3946 Hours: 7am-6pm Monday-Friday
Mission: Bryan’s House serves children with medical or developmental needs and their families
by providing specialized childcare, respite care and social services.
Services:
• Case management services
• Financial Education Classes
• Emergency Financial Assistance
• Parent Support Groups
• Donated good Distribution
• Adopt-a-Child School Supply Program
• Adopt-a-Family Holiday Program
• Family supportive services
• Intensive Social Services
• Case management
• Early Childhood
• Direct Childcare and respite
Criteria for Referral:
• Intake for initial screening by phone 214-559-3946
COMMUNITY COUNCIL AND DALLAS AREA AGENCY ON AGING
1341 W. Mockingbird Lane, Suite 1000 (West Tower) Dallas, TX 75247
T. 214-871-5065 W: https://www.ccadvance.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
Mission: The Community Council exists to provide leadership and solutions to human service
needs by partnering with community-based agencies to coordinate service delivery and access to
services for those in need.
Services Offered:
• Link to Texas 2-1-1 comprehensive database of services
• Community Youth Development (CYD)program offering mentoring, recreation and
educational support to youth ages 10-17 from zip codes 5216 to 75217
• Dallas Area Agency on Aging- offering support services for seniors 60 years and older to
include benefits counseling, care coordination (in-home care, incontinence supplies,
adaptive home care needs), transportation, health management classes and home delivered
meals
Call directly for eligibility information and to schedule an appointment
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DALLAS COUNTY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (DHHS)
2377 N. Stemmons Fwy. Suite 201 Dallas, TX 75207-2710
T. (214) 819-2000 F. (214) 819-1810 W: https://www.dallascounty.org/departments/dchhs/
Hours: Mon – Fri 7:45 am – 5:00 pm
Mission: The mission of the Dallas County Department of Health and Human Services is to protect
the health of the citizens of Dallas County through disease prevention and intervention, and
through promotions of a healthy community and environment. This is done through assessment,
community input education, disease monitoring, regulation, and human and financial services.
Services Offered:
• Immunization Clinic
• HIV/STD Testing (call (214) 819-1819 for more information)
• CEAP (Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program): utility assistance for elderly, disabled, and
working poor; Call to verify availability of funds T214.819.1848
• Dallas County Housing Agency -Section 8 Housing Assistance, Call for waitlist availability T 214-
819-1871
• Home Loan counseling, Call for more information T 214-819-6060
Intake/Application: Please call your specific program of interest for more information or visit
their website for a full list of services.
DRESS FOR SUCCESS DALLAS
Located in Prism at Midtown
5580 Peterson Ln Suite 155 Dallas, TX 75240
T: 972-392-9770 W; https://dallas.dressforsuccess.org/
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Fridays 10am -3pm, every 3
rd
Sat 10am-11am
Office Closed: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Mission: Their purpose is to offer long-lasting solutions that enable women to break the cycle of
poverty. Dress for Success is part of a global movement for change, empowering women to obtain
safer and better futures. They provide women with professional attire to secure employment and
development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.
Services: Provides business and professional clothing, employment retention and professional
skill building, job training and professional development, and career advisors to help women
strengthen their resumes and interview skills.
Eligibility Requirements: Once a client has received an interview notice, she can reach out to the
following contacts to obtain a referral to visit the boutique to shop for an outfit: Dr. Lauren
Freeman lauren@dressforsuccessdallas.org
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FAMILIES TO FREEDOM
P.O. Box 1226, Addison, TX, 75001
T: 972-885-7020 E: familiestofreedo[email protected] W: https://www.familiestofreedom.org/
Helpline: (833) 903-SAFE
Mission: Unfortunately, many victims of domestic violence are unable to flee to safety due to lack
of transportation, Families to Freedom attempts to solve this problem by providing those fleeing
with a safe method of transportation.
Services Offered: Assists those who are fleeing domestic violence by providing them with a ride
to the shelter, driving them to a family members home in another state, giving them a fuel card to
assist as they make the journey themselves, or by giving clients a bus or train pass to escape to
family that lives farther away.
Application: Phones are open from 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday-Friday. From North Texas call
972-885-7020. From Houston call 346-386-6767.
HOUSING FORWARD (MDHA)
2900 Live Oak St Dallas, TX 75204
T: 972-638-5600 F: 972-683-5621
W: https://housingforwardntx.org/help-resources/ E: info@housingforwardntx.org
Mission: The Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance is a non-profit organization leading the
development of an effective homeless response system that will make the experience of
homelessness in Dallas and Collin Counties rare, brief, and non-recurring.
Action: Under the national strategic plan to end homelessness, commissioned by Congress and the
President, Opening Doors, the Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance is charged with transforming
homeless services into a crisis response system that prevents homelessness and rapidly returns
people who experience homelessness to stable housing.
Please visit their website for information on warming/cooling stations, directiories of
social services and resources, government housing, general and employment services,
childcare and youth resources, physical/mental health services, and resources for alcohol
and substance abuse.
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MEALS ON WHEELS (VISITING NURSES ASSOCIATION)
1600 Viceroy Drive, Suite 400, Dallas, TX 75235
T: 214.689.0000 F: 214.631.7554
E : mow@vnatexas.org W: www.vnatexas.org
Services Offered: provides hot, nutritious, prepared meals five days a week delivered to
Dallas County residents who are unable to prepare meals for themselves due to illness,
advanced age or disability
Eligibility Requirements: be over the age of 60 or disabled; be unable to drive or leave
your home without assistance; limited financial resources; live in Dallas County. If clients
would like to self pay, it is $6.00 per meal. Delivered Mon-Fri between 10:30am and 1:30pm.
Application Process: Complete application form, which can found online. Send it via fax to 214-
631-7554 or email [email protected].
PETS OF THE HOMELESS
T: (775) 841-7463 W: https://www.petsofthehomeless.org/ E: info@petsofthehomeless.org
Services Offered: A national nonprofit that provides pet food and veterinary services to the pets
of people experiencing homelessness. They also have special programs for homeless veterans.
Application: Resources are listed on the website and can be searched for by area, including local
homeless shelter that board pets. Case managers for emergency veterinary care are available to
take new cases Mon-Fri 9am-3pm.
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REBUILDING TOGETHER NORTH TEXAS
P.O. Box #251687 Plano, TX 75025
Mission: RTNT is a small nonprofit that assists vulnerable populations with necessary home
repairs to ensure they are living in safe, habitable homes.
Services: RTNT addresses hazards affecting the safety, health, and/or accessibility of homes
owned by low-income homeowners free of charge for qualifying homeowners.
Eligibility: Must be fall under one or more categories:
• Be a senior aged 60 or older.
• Be an honorably discharged veteran or surviving spouse of an honorably discharged
veteran.
• Be disabled and receiving SSDI or have a physician’s statement.
• Be a family with dependent children residing in the home.
And must meet ALL of these qualifications:
1. Be living on a very low income according to HUD guidelines
2. Own a single-family home with no liens on the property
3. Live in the home
4. Be within our service area (Dallas, Collin, Denton, Tarrant, and Rockwall counties)
5. Be current with real estate taxes or have a written agreement for all delinquent real estate
taxes
6. Commit to joining our volunteers to the best of your ability as we work on your home
Copies of your ID, income verification, statements of any assistance received from any household
member and documentation of disability or veteran status if applicable are required.
Application: Please visit their website for more information and document requirements.
Applications for assistance are closed for 2023.
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SENIOR SOURCE
3910 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, TX 75219
T. 214-823-5700 F. 214-826-2441 W: https://theseniorsource.org/
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm E: info@theseniorsource.org
Mission: The overall goal of The Senior Source is to enhance the overall quality of live and
empower all older adults in Dallas to thrive.
Services Offered: Support groups, financial assistance, relocation, housing, hospice, caregicer
support, transportation resources, housekeeping services, legal services, end of life planning, and
mental health services, notice of fraud and scams targeting seniors, resume writing, interviewing
skills, and navigating effective job searches, including utilizing social media.
Eligibility Requirements: Must be over 60 years of age.
Application Process: Please call or submit a request to contact form on their website for more
information
Clients Must Bring: Photo ID and proof of income
SINGLE PARENT ADVOCATE
W: https://singleparentadvocate.org/
Mission: We are a nonprofit that reaches out to help single parents, their children, and their
support organizations. On this website you will find links to resources that provide strong and
suitable aid for families that are government, non-profit and faith-based solutions.
Services Offered: resources for single parents on their website.
