Current News

2010 Archive

2009 Archive

2008 Archive

News

Increase font size    Decrease font size
< Previous Exit Next >

Stay Connected Texas program expands services to families as ‘09 hurricane season approaches
 
Even as Gulf Coast families make preparations for a new hurricane season, Neighborhood Centers Inc. is expanding its services through a grant from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC). The $43.2 million award is in response to the needs of thousands of people in Harris County who were affected by Hurricane Ike and still are recovering from the disaster that struck on September 13, 2008. Stay Connected Program Staff and Volunteers
 
Neighborhood Centers’ Stay Connected Texas program will help to meet the needs of individuals and families in Harris County still picking up the pieces.

The HHSC grant is part of its Hurricane Ike Texas Rise and Connect project (HITRAC), funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The pilot project was formed to help families rebuild their lives by making plans for their own recovery and working through that process.
 
Stay Connected staff will help individuals and families:
  • Identify their needs
  • Develop a plan for recovery
  • Locate and apply for the services and resources they need.
 
 




Home  Contact  Sitemap

©2010 Neighborhood Centers Inc. All Rights Reserved. Terms of service | Privacy policy | Artwork