On-Site Partner resources

Al-Anon members are people, just like you, who are worried about someone with a drinking problem.

(Source: www.al-anon.org/)

The purpose of C.E.N.T.E.R. Ministries is to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ to at-risk middle and high school boys and girls in the 77043 and 77079 zip codes (see map) and equip them to meet life’s challenges through educational mentoring and life skills development.

(Source: http://www.center-ministries.org/)

The CrossWalk Houston mission is to empower our neighbors to reach their full potential by providing educational opportunities, essential tools and personal support. 

Within 10 years of operation, students have learned English, passed their GED, entered college, obtained better employment, mastered computer skills and joined us as citizens of our great country. The ministry now serves the families of our students and local outreach with students at Family Point Resources and Thornwood Elementary. 

(Source: www.mdumc.org/crosswalk)

Family Point Resources engages neighbors in supportive relationships that meet needs, build hope, and transform lives.

(Source: www.familypointresources.com/)

Most people are familiar with the concept of alcoholism and drug addiction, and the idea that certain foods and quantities of foods can be addictive is gaining acceptance.

Food addicts are powerless over where, when, and how much they eat, although many have tremendous willpower in other areas of their lives. Food addiction tends to remain unrecognized because of the focus on the symptoms rather than their underlying cause – addiction.

Symptoms of food addiction include

Overeating (bingeing or grazing)

Purging (bulimia)

Undereating

Obesity (and related problems such as diabetes, heart disease, and sleep apnea)

Compulsive exercise and dieting

Obsession with food or weight

Depression, shame, isolation, and hopelessness related to food, weight, or body image.

FA is a program for those who want to stop eating addictively. Like Alcoholics Anonymous, FA treats food addiction as a threefold illness: physical, mental, and spiritual.

(Source: https://www.foodaddicts.org/_

Nation's Best CPR training is a leading American Red Cross and American Heart Association CPR training provider for much of the Central and Eastern United States!

At Nation's Best CPR, we strive to create an educational experience that's both fun and thorough, meanwhile making the registration for First Aid and CPR training process simple and stress-free. We offer on-site private classes, open-enrollment community classes, in-class only full day, and on-line blended learning classes. Most recently, Nation's Best CPR has developed a virtual CPR training program to meet the needs of both individuals and groups who prefer training from the comfort of their home or office. Our CPR classes offer the hands-on training that most organizations require and meet OSHA requirements.

MISSION: 

The Mission of the Palmer Drug Abuse Program is to be the most effective prevention and recovery program helping young people and families avoid or recover from the devastating effects of drug and alcohol abuse.

VISION:

To increase the availability of PDAP services to areas currently under-served, while maintaining free prevention and long-term drug and alcohol recovery programs of the highest quality that are readily accessible to Houston area youth and their families.

(Source: www.pdaphouston.org/)

Two Lives Changed is a non-profit organization formed for the sole purpose of supporting, educating, and breaking the pattern of young families living in distress. 

Through prayers, financial support, education, and emotional support, Two Loves Changed helps guide young pregnant women and mothers on a path that is more fulfilling and successful for their entire family.

(Source: www.twoliveschanged.org/)

Young Life introduces adolescents to Jesus Christ and helps them grow in their faith.

Zion Christian Presbyterian Church is a Korean based church that serves West Houston.