The strength of our agency exists in our membership-based model. We believe each person has the potential to positively influence the life of someone experiencing homelessness. Whether you’re someone who works in homeless services, a general community member, or someone who has experienced homelessness in the past, your donation makes a loud statement that people experiencing homelessness everywhere matter.
Here’s your chance to make a difference.
Our Mission
We lead Texas communities to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring.
What We Do
Texas Homeless Network (THN) is a non-profit membership-based organization helping communities strategically plan to prevent and end homelessness. THN works to end homelessness in Texas by collaborating with all communities, large and small, across the state to build systems to achieve this goal. We coordinate local and national advocacy efforts, data collection and research, host an annual statewide conference, and serve as the host agency for the Texas Balance of State Continuum of Care (CoC) where we assist in the coordination of programs and funding.
Our Focus Areas
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Our Impact Over the Last Year
How We Do It
The strength of our agency comes from our supporters – our donors, members, staff, volunteers, directors, and board. With your backing, we can build more robust programs, create enhanced member incentives, and provide more education opportunities for Texans. But most importantly, your donation supports our mission to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring in Texas. Along with your donation, our work is funded by:
Our Latest Work
THN’s Response to HUD’s Proposed Change to Equal Access
THN’s Response to HUD’s Proposed Change to Equal Access On July 1st, 2020 the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued a press Read More »
With eviction freezes expiring, here’s what you need to know
With eviction freezes expiring, here’s what you need to know By: Nick Thompson It’s the first of the month and we know thousands of people Read More »
Housing Inventory Count 2020 Results
Housing Inventory Count 2020 Results By: Kyra Henderson On January 23, 2020, Texas Homeless Network began collecting submissions for the 2020 Housing Inventory Count (HIC) Read More »
The History of Juneteenth
The History of Juneteenth By: Princess Murchison and Sophia Checa StatementTHN recognizes the long-term and continued impacts of slavery. For example, in homeless services, we Read More »
LGBTQ+ Rights Win, But There’s More Work to Do
LGBTQ+ Rights Win, But There’s More Work to Do This week the United States Supreme Court ruled that employers with more than 15 employees cannot Read More »
Let’s Queer Some Things Up: Census 2020
Let’s Queer Some Things Up: Census 2020 Post by: THN Staff, Kyra Henderson Let’s queer some things up here: Every ten years the federal government Read More »