Despite receiving damage to two of its properties as a result of Hurricane Harvey, VOA Texas has cleaned up and opened its doors to the Houston community by distributing emergency and basic needs supplies. Your donation can make a difference and help those impacted by the storm for the long haul.
Former Resolana participant, Tracy Kraus describes the moment she realized she was ready to make a change and how the VOA Texas Resolana program was there every step of the way..
Volunteers of America Texas is a faith-based, nonprofit organization that lifts the most vulnerable in society out of the shadows. We step forward to help individuals find strength, healing and their full potential through services.
Jeff was looking for a place that encouraged his independence. Living with a developmental disability, Williams Syndrome, Jeff found a place to call home in one of our group homes, located in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. Jeff is employed and says he loves living with friends who have so much in common with him.
We invite you to be a part of our mission of helping the vulnerable to reach their full potential by sponsoring our 7th annual Fall Ball. The event will benefit the Volunteers of America Texas Life Enrichment Center in Houston, TX. Your contributions will enable us to continue to provide high-quality care and support for the individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who we serve. For more information on becoming a sponsor, contact us.
Many couples couldn’t fathom working with their spouse or significant other, but for Bud and Oris Patterson, working at Volunteers of America Texas for more than 20 years together brought them closer. Oris recently retired to help raise four of their ten grandchildren. The couple will soon celebrate 50 years of marriage.
Founded in 1917, Volunteers of America Texas is a faith-based nonprofit, dedicated to helping the vulnerable to reach their full potential. VOA Texas provides substance abuse treatment, re-entry services, support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and quality housing to seniors.
The Mothers and Infants Nurturing Together (MINT) Program is a place where incarcerated mothers may get cleared to come 60 days prior to giving birth to their babies at the Volunteers of America Texas facility. After giving birth, the moms are given several weeks to bond with their babies before either returning to the correctional facility or in some cases, being released with their children.
Volunteers of America Texas is a faith-based, nonprofit dedicated to helping the vulnerable to reach their full potential. We’ve been serving the most vulnerable for 100 years and this is why we do what we do.
Volunteers of America Texas is proud to serve our nation’s finest with the Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program. HVRP provides a foundation of hope to veterans in the Houston area.