Partners In Hope - Texas

Volunteer training and engagement: partners in hope has a specialized training program to help volunteers understand how to best walk with our socially isolated neighbors. We also have training events that volunteers can participate in to further their skills of relational ministry. Working together, our network of compassionate christian servants is committed to connecting these isolated neighbors with the targeted resources they need, helping them plug in to their communities, and paving the way for them to become part of a local church family. This unusual partnership approach has been extremely effective at reducing the devastating effects of social isolation and transforming lives in a powerful way. Staff encourage volunteers and track volunteer engagement with measurable participation data.

Living condition assistance: our entry point to working with isolated neighbors is often by first addressing urgent living condition needs. This includes minor repairs, clean up, yard work, maintenance, and replacing broken items. Our community workdays, open to individuals and families of all ages, are a great way for volunteers to get to know these neighbors. We also facilitate private serving events for companies and small groups and match volunteers who can help with a specific need to individuals. Living condition assistance might also include non-home items such as car repair or durable medical equipment.