A Mission of Help and Hope
We are an interfaith organization that helps community residents in crisis by providing essential resources to move toward self-sufficiency.
Helping Northeast Houston every day.
How We Serve
We offer a wide range of services to residents in the Northeast Houston Area including:
HAAM’s Self-sufficiency program builds upon the stabilization achieved through the Basic Needs program and offers services designed to help clients build life and employment skills. Services also support a client's desire to lessen and ultimately eliminate their dependence upon social service organizations. Through the self-sufficiency program clients are able to access the Employment Center, which helps unemployed and underemployed persons find work, improve job skills and seek advanced career opportunities.
The Employment Center provides one-on-one assistance with trained volunteers who offer practical suggestions to employment problems. Services include resume-building, interview coaching and job search assistance. Another feature of the Self-Sufficiency program is Career Solutions, an initiative offered through a partnership with Lone Star College which provides tuition assistance and assistance with books and supplies to clients to complete certification programs (e.g. Certified Nursing Assistant, Phlebotomy, Culinary Arts and Dental Assistant training programs).
- Resume writing
- Interview coaching
- Computer lab
- Job search assistance
- Job fairs
FAMILY SERVICES
HAAM provides Behavioral Health and Psychotherapy services for individuals, couples and families. Pregnancy services, including pregnancy test, education and assistance with benefits access.
SENIOR SERVICES
Among the senior services provided are: Basic Needs, Meals on Wheels, Senior food box, Senior nutrition packs, Bordersville community center, and counseling services.
At HAAM, caring and dedicated bilingual staff and volunteers provide help and hope to very low, low and moderate income individuals and families in need. While we are deeply committed to helping clients create a better life for themselves, the work of the staff and volunteers is grounded in the philosophy that financial independence is not attainable without first having essential needs met, such as food and shelter.
Through an array of social services, clients are assisted to address their most basic needs, the primary goal of which is to stabilize their environment and prepare them for the work necessary to increase and achieve self-sufficiency. Services provided benefit residents of northeast Harris and east Montgomery Counties by providing a safety net during periods of financial crisis related to factors such as underemployment, job loss, illness, age and disability.
HAAM provides Disaster Recovery Case Management and Behavioral Health services for long term disaster recovery.
In addition to community food fairs in Harris and Montgomery counties, HAAM conducts presentations in the community related to: Behavioral Health, including Mindfulness and Disaster Recovery preparedness. Additionally, HAAM provides Basic Needs services and Benefits Access at the St. John of the Cross Catholic Church satellite office and closely works with community partners to meet client’s needs.
Case management services (HAAM Case Workers and Case Managers), crisis assistance, information and referral, on-site community outreach (legal-family law, project mammogram, immigration information meetings, CHRISTUS, Walgreens; nutrition demos), children and senior nutrition, back to school supplies, holiday services.
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