• Mental Health Associations - Multipurpose

• 154.

Reach Inc

REACH, INC. PROVIDES RECREATION AND CHALLENGES TO DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ADULTS THROUGH RESIDENTIAL, DAY AND INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTS.

• Human Service Organizations

• 155.

Blessings Assurance Community Services Inc

OUR MISSION IS TO SERVE PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES BY BUILDING INDEPENDENCE THROUGH SELF DETERMINATION DIGNITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE.

Life Skills Centers Inc

To provide programs, services and activities to people of all ages and abilities which will assist them in obtaining independence, educational opportunities, employability, and in becoming part of and contributing to their community.

• Employment Procurement Assistance and Job Training

• 157.

Vocational Coaching and Development Institute Inc

Vocational Coaching & Development Institute Inc.

Jay Nolan Community Services, Inc.

Empowered. Included. Embraced. Leading provider of community-based support to individuals with Autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Adult Enrichment Centers

We engage adults of all abilities in community programs that promote inclusion and independence.

Elmcor Housing Development Fund Corporation

Fostering positive life changes for individuals &families through skills development leading to selfsufficiency, accountability, & a strong, empowered community Successfully Serving the Community for Over 50 Years The organization seeks to provide housing and related accessory facilities to the broadest range of low and moderate income persons, elderly persons and handicapped persons in need on a nonprofit basis without regard to race, creed, sex and national origin.

FORM COMMUNITIES INC

We develop and support peer-led communities for mental wellness and recovery across Texas and beyond form communities develops and supports peer-led communities for mental wellness and recovery in Texas Form Communities provides community, opportunity, and hope for adults diagnosed with mental illness by providing or facilitating: (i) psychological, peer supported, and vocational rehabilitation services; (ii) pre-vocational training, transitional employment, supported employment; (iii) the adjustment of such individuals in the community and (iv) support for other organizations engaged in related work.

STEP

Area businesses benefit from additional employment resourses while providing job training and skills to differentlyabled adults.