Organizations Awarded FY-2010-2011 ESG funds
| Another Chance House | |
| Established in 1988 as the first longer-term shelter for men, Another Chance House purchased small rentals in a previously drug-infested neighborhood and produced a continuum of shelter operations for chronically homeless men. The agency provides quality services and shelter to homeless to maintain their self-respect and dignity and assist their movement to self-sufficiency. |  |
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209 S. Jackson Amarillo, Tx 79101 806-372-3344 |
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| Family Support Services | |
| Established in 1908 as Amarillo’s first charity, Family Support Services focuses on counseling, child care, and support for families. FSS operates Amarillo’s domestic violence shelter, and provides advocacy, education, and intervention services to the clients they serve. |
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1001 S. Polk Amarillo, Tx 79101 806-342-2500 |
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| Martha’s Home | |
| Established in 1987 as a longer-term shelter for homeless women and homeless women with children, Martha’s Home serves women who are not victims of domestic violence or dealing with substance abuse. The agency seeks to break the cycle of poverty by providing intensive case management and referrals to community service and programs. |  |
1204 S.W. 18th Ave Amarillo, Tx 79102 806-372-4035 |
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The Salvation Army |
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| Established in Amarillo in 1903 to provide emergency shelter for men, women and families, The Salvation Army’s Harrington Hope Center was completed in 2003. The Salvation Army administers the ESG homeless prevention funds. |
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400 S. Harrison Amarillo, Tx 79101 806-373-6631 |
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| Guyon Saunders Resource Center |
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| Established in 1994 as a multi-agency resource center with Amarillo’s first day shelter for the homeless, the Resource Center provides services to meet basic needs and improve the well-being of those using the Center. A Day Room Advocate refers homeless individuals to mainstream services and provides limited case management. |  |
200 S. Tyler Amarillo, Tx 79101 806-345-7936 |
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