Ending Community Homelessness Coalition (ECHO)

PARTNERS A New Entry Residential Substance Use Treatment Aids Services of Austin Enhancing the health and well-being of the community and people affected by HIV and AIDS Amazon Web Services Business partner on the CoC Any Baby Can Helping parents with child development Art from the Streets A free and open art studio serving Austin's homeless community Austin Recovery A compassionate, community-based substance use treatment provider that helps individuals and families rebuild their lives free from drugs and alcohol Austin Voices for Education and Youth Community collaboration to strengthen families, support kids and improve schools Austin Youth Collective A group of formerly-homeless youth that partner with other organizations to advocate directly for youth experiencing homelessness Back on my Feet Uses running and community to motivate and support individuals every step of the way from homelessness to independence Block by Block Safety, cleaning, hospitality and outreach services for downtown improvement districts Caritas of Austin Builds wellbeing by making sure that people have a safe home, access to healthy groceries, jobs that provide a reliable living wage, and educational opportunities to learn life skills Casa Marianella Provides shelter, food and full supportive services to immigrants experiencing homelessness Catholic Charities Serving anyone in need by strengthening families and promoting respect for human dignity and life through services such as counseling, financial stability, and veteran assistance CommUnityCare Health Centers Community health centers Compass Network/Sunrise Church A network in Austin that exists to provide social services to homeless communities via trained volunteers from partner churches City of Austin Partner with multiple offices including Austin Public Health and the Austin Police Department Dell Medical School Top-tier research university focused on health improvement Downtown Austin Alliance A partnership of downtown property owners, individuals and businesses Easter Seals Provides a wide range of services and opportunities for people of all ages with a range of disabilities to achieve their full potential Family Eldercare Ensuring that all older adults and adults with disabilities receive the care they need to thrive in their communities Foundation Communities Provides affordable, attractive homes and free on-site support services for thousands of families with kids, as well as veterans, seniors, and individuals with disabilities Foundation for the Homeless Provides a safe and inviting housing-focused shelter for families experiencing homelessness and works with them to attain long-term housing stability. Front Steps Provides a pathway home for our neighbors experiencing homelessness by offering emergency shelter, affordable housing, recuperative medical care, supportive services, and promoting community awareness Goodwill Empowering people to work and specializing in education and job training Green Doors Works to prevent and help end homelessness and poverty with housing for those working to achieve independent living in Central Texas Habitat for Humanity Dedicated to ending the cycle of poverty with housing and the deeply held belief that everyone deserves a decent, affordable place to live Housing Authority of Travis County Mission is to preserve and develop affordable housing and vibrant communities which enhance the quality of life for all. HousingWorks Increases the supply of affordable housing in Austin by providing research, education, advocacy, and thoughtful, workable affordable housing policy recommendations Integral Care Helps people build health and well-being and provides mental health services so everyone has the foundation to reach their full potential LifeWorks Offers a pathway from life on the streets to self-sufficiency for runaway and homeless youth, young parents, and youth who are aging out of the foster care system LINC Austin Building relationships and providing holistic support for street youth and homeless Meals on Wheels Central Texas Meal programs and other services for seniors Mobile Loaves and Fishes Created Community First Village and is the largest prepared feeding program for the homeless in Austin NAMI Central Texas (National Alliance on Mental Illness) provides support, education, and advocacy throughout Austin to improve the lives of all people affected by mental illness SAFE Alliance Serves the survivors of child abuse, sexual assault and exploitation, and domestic violence through housing and various supportive programs Saint Louise House Provides deeply affordable and supportive housing for low income homeless women and their children with the goal of helping families develop long-term stability The Salvation Army Owns and operates homeless shelters under the motto of "Doing the most good" Texas Department of State Health Services Promotes and protects the health of people, and the communities where they live, learn, work, worship, and play Travis County ECHO partners with multiple departments including the community development block grant program, the constable’s office, and emergency services Trinity Center Conducts a wide variety of programs that serve the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of the poor and homeless in Austin. Drop-in day services for people experiencing homelessness. University of Texas School of Social Work Partners for student projects and other research about homelessness U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Health care, housing and case management for Veterans