Stronger Together CDC brings people, programs, and partners together to strengthen Houston neighborhoods: support services, skills and job training, a new community center, and affordable housing for seniors, veterans, families, and people returning home from incarceration.
Support built around the whole person: the services, skills, and safe homes people need, and a team that walks with them.
Basic needs, health and wellness resources, and direct support that meets people where they are.
One-on-one case management, skills training, and connections to benefits, jobs, and community resources.
Affordable housing development, property improvements, and neighborhood investment that builds over time.
Join us in making a difference. Your time, skills, and compassion help seniors, families, and neighbors thrive.
Wellness kits, in-home wellness support, and event help for our residents.
Coach neighbors in digital skills, device setup, online safety, and productivity tools.
Be there for neighbors who need a hand, helping them stay secure in our community.
Your application is in. Our team will reach out within two business days.
Schedule a CallInnovation Lab Mentors should have basic tech knowledge (computers, internet, mobile devices) to teach others. Senior Support and Community Helper roles need no special experience, just compassion, patience, and reliability.
Most roles are flexible. You can start with as little as 2–4 hours a month, or join us for one-time events.
Yes. Licensed healthcare professionals (nurses, doctors, and others) may provide wellness checks for seniors. General volunteers do not perform medical tasks.
Yes! We welcome corporate, church, school, and civic groups, and we'll match your group with the right project.
Volunteers 18 and older may serve independently. Teens 16–17 may volunteer with a parent or guardian waiver. Under 16 may serve when accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Submit the volunteer form on this page. Our team will contact you within 3–5 business days with next steps.
Safe homes, brighter futures, and empowered neighbors across Houston.