Tarrant County Homeless Coalition and Homeless Helpline - Deleted

• Their vision is a vibrant community where individuals and families have a place to call home and the resources to live their best lives. there is a homeless helpline that will assist with referrals for housing.
• • Owner
    Jaquita Price
  • Created On
    04-01-2020
  • Updated On
    02-01-2021
  • Update Reminder
    04-01-2021

• How To Contact

  • Name
    Information
  • Phone
    (817) 509-3635
  • Fax
    (817) 719-9489
  • Email
    na@na
  • Alt Name
    Homeless Helpline
  • Alt Phone
    (817) 996-8800
  • Alt Fax
    N/A
  • Alt Email
    N/A
  • Address
    300 S Beach St
  • City
    Fort Worth
  • State
    TX

• More Information

  • Start Date
    N/A
  • Expiration Date
    01-13-2022
  • Eligibility
    N/A
  • Fee
    0.00
  • Organization
    Tarrant County Homeless Coalition
  • Zip Code
    76105

• Helpful Links

  • Main Program URL
    https://ahomewithhope.org/

• Detailed Information

  • Tarrant County Homeless Coalition leads the community solution to homelessness in greater Tarrant and Parker counties by serving as a catalyst for community transformation.A vibrant community where every individual has a place to call home and the resources to live their best lives.

    TCHC got our start when homelessness was just emerging as a problem in Fort Worth in the 1980s. Local nonprofit leaders began meeting to discuss how our community needed to respond to those experiencing homelessness. Formally established in 1989, TCHC began as a volunteer-run organization providing oversight and planning for homeless services in Tarrant County.

    Led by a volunteer board comprised of mainly homeless service providers, TCHC partnered with Tarrant County Community Development Division to plan and apply for federal funding to benefit providers in our community. As the Lead Agency for the Continuum of Care, TCHC continues to submit the collaborative application for our community to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The grant has resulted in an annual average of $11 million coming into Tarrant County to provide housing for those experiencing homelessness in our community.

    The City of Arlington joined the planning efforts in 2003 and Parker County joined in 2004, increasing the geographic area of the Continuum of Care planning region to two counties. In 2008, we hired our first paid employee, and since then the number of staff and capacity of TCHC has expanded significantly, with a budget of $2.1M and a staff of 18.

• Eligibility Information

  • States
  • Counties
    • Parker County
    • Tarrant County
  • Cities
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  • School Districts
  • Age Groups
  • Languages Served
  • Family Incomes
  • Insurance Providers

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