Dallas/Fort Worth

Helping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live full and happy lives.

Safe, affordable, permanent housing for at-risk groups – seniors, families facing poverty, individuals with mental and physical disabilities and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

When individuals are released from prison, their options for employment, decent housing, credit and more are severely limited. In the face of these obstacles, committing crimes may seem like a necessity in order to survive.

We are committed to helping clients gain sure footing in sobriety so that they can reclaim what was lost and become productive members of their families and society.

Educating youth about the dangers of substance abuse, improve their communications with parents and empower them to make positive choices when faced with pressure from peers.

Be part of building stronger, healthier communities and give a hand up to those in need. We offer a vast array of volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups. Below are a few ideas for how you can help.

Helping homeless veterans find safe, affordable housing, supporting their individual needs and providing a pathway to success by conducting job training and other supportive services.

Providing intensive counseling to help veterans overcome mental illnesses. A veterans' ID is required to obtain services.