Whether you need help finding child care, food stamps, care for an aging parent or a haven from domestic violence, 2-1-1 is the number to call when you don’t know who to call.  Trained HELPLINE specialists are good listeners, blending understanding and expertise to provide information and referrals drawn from a comprehensive data base of social services.

Society of St. Stephen is a 501c3 community outreach assistance ministry service persons living in the Humble, New Caney, and Splendora school districts.  Each Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning from 9 am to 11:30 am families are given help with food, clothing and limited financial assistance.

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Community Support Program

Food Pantry -  Mon, Wed, Fri

• Rental Assistance

• Utility Assistance

• Clothing Assistance

• Prescription Assistance

• Assistance with Eyeglasses

• Birth Certificates and ID Assistance

Please note, you must live in one of the following zip codes to receive assistance at HAAM: 77336, 77345, 77357, 77396, 77338, 77346, 77365, 77532, 77339, 77347, 77372, 77044

You are strongly urged to Call Client Services before visiting.

Family Promise of Lake Houston will provide a caring and positive environment for homeless children and their families while they design and execute a plan to break the cycle of homelessness in their lives.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul provides short-term financial, material, and emotional support and work person-to-person through advocacy, education and referral efforts to break cycles of poverty, empower people and promote self-sufficiency.  The society also provides “In-Kind” services including donated furniture, clothing, household items and emergency gasoline vouchers.

The Society serves the following zip codes: 77336 (Huffman), 77338 and 77339 (Humble), 77345 (Kingwood), 77346 (Atascocita), 77357 (New Caney), 77365 (Porter), and 77372 (Splendora).

Pregnancy Assistance: Monday – Thursday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm by appointment only.  For appointment please call: 281-872-1422

Note: This center does not provide referrals for abortion services

Hope Now is the vision of Mission Centers of Houston.  We seek to offer programs, opportunities, and relationships and educational experiences that increase our community’s ability to experience Hoe Now in a what that propels them to a greater life of empowerment sustainability and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

Mission Centers of Houston has three locations:

• Gano Mission Center

• Joy Fellowship Center

• Mildred McWhorter Missionary Building

They have food panty and clothing.  They do not give out monetary support.

Emergency Aid Resource Center for the Homeless

The Salvation Army Greater Houston Area Command

1500 Austin St · (800) 728-7825

The Salvation Army Family Store & Donation Center

2208 Washington Ave · (713) 869-3551

In-store shopping

Salvation Army

4516 Irvington Blvd · (713) 692-0522

The Salvation Army Jones Residence

1603 McGowen St · (713) 650-6530

Salvation Army

2407 N Main St · (713) 224-2875

Salvation Army International Corporation

7920 Cook Rd · (713) 988-5201

Emergency Basic Needs Program

Serving the following zip codes:

77014, 77032, 77038, 77050, 77060, 77064, 77066, 77067, 77068, 77069, 77070, 77073, 77086, 77090, 77373, 77379, 77388, and 77389

If you are a low to moderate income individual or family living in Houston or Harris County area, the Gulf Coast Community Services Association (GCCSA) can provide you with short term help on bills and expenses, and at the same time ensure you have access to longer term support.

The federal food assistance program, SNAP, sometimes also called Food Stamps, is available to low-income households to encourage healthy food choices. We have developed a new guide aimed at educating senior citizens about the benefits of this great program.

Please feel free to visit the Retire Guide Food Stamps for Seniors Guide at: https://www.retireguide.com/social-
security/benefits/food-stamps-for-seniors/

Another Retire Guide resource is the Medicare Grocery Benefit, which is a great food program for seniors. You can access it at: https://www.retireguide.com/medicare/medica
re-advantage-plans/grocery-benefit/

People with autism and their families often have a variety of additional expenses required to meet their unique needs. Many are looking for financial assistance. Autism Speaks has compiled a list of different types of resources on this page to help you seek support in your area.

Eviction & Utility Pledge Assistance

• Note: Magdalene House does not offer a rental assistance program.

Residents living in the following zip codes may call and schedule an appointment for assistance: 77044, 77338, 77346, 77347, and 77396.

Gulf Coast Community Services Association (GCCSA)

Vita Living, Inc.