9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Monday-Friday (832) 965-5511
821 Peakwood
Houston, Texas 77090
Compassion • Commitment • Change
THANKSGIVING EVENT
Everyone is invited to a special Interfaith THANKSGIVING EVENT ... Save the date! For the first time in three years, and with partial proceeds benefiting Hope Center Houston, the Spring Interfaith Council will hold an in-person Interfaith Thanksgiving Event on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, beginning at 7 P.M. at The Centrum at Cypress Creek Christian Church, 6823 Cypresswood Drive, Spring, TX 77379. The program will feature stories from many faith traditions about the ways we celebrate Thanksgiving that will include a brief testimony of thanksgiving from Andrew Rey, a former Hope Center Houston guest who was awarded "Achiever of the Year" in 2019 by the Houston Coalition for the Homeless. So mark your calendars now and plan to attend and invite your friends and neighbors of all faiths. For more information email: springinterfaithcouncil@gmail.com or info@hopecenterhouston.org
Hope Center Houston...
offering hope to the homeless
As a restoration and day center located in Northwest Houston, Hope Center Houston not only offers hope to those in our community experiencing homelessness, but also a delicious hot breakfast, lunch, showers, laundry, clothing, social services, mentoring, prayer, and more! Guest services are offered Monday through Friday from 9-1pm, with administrative hours of operation from 9-3pm.
And as a predominately volunteer-based organization, we always welcome additional friendly faces, warm hearts, and helping hands in all service areas.
Please visit our volunteer page on this website for a volunteer application and information about our many programs and services. Just a few hours of your time each week can make such a difference in the life of a person experiencing homelessness. Thank you!
WOMEN OF HOPE
Hope Center Houston is excited to announce a new program and ministry for at-risk women: Women of Hope.
Women in Need
Victims of inclement weather, insults, threats, assault, robbery, and rape, we have learned first-hand that most women living on the streets are indeed the most vulnerable members of our community.
Women of Hope
Utilizing Hope Center Houston’s campus in Northwest Houston as a base, we currently offer women (and men) a sanctuary from the storms of life during the day. Now, through the generous support of local congregations, organizations, businesses, and individuals; and in partnership with Hope to Home Houston, our new program offers at-risk women not only a safe, sheltering space to sleep each night, but also a life skills, education, and employment program by day. Learn more here and thank you for your prayers and financial support.