How We have responded to disasters

During our current crises of Covid-19, Joseph House Community Outreach Center has increased capacity to serve more individuals and families right now than we have ever in the past. We have served over 10,000 individuals alone in the month of July, 2020 after the second wave of Covid-19 cases hit the Harris County area. 

Also, we have put our Covid-19 procedures and policies in place to prevent further spread of the virus. If you would like to know more regarding our policies and procedures, please click here.

We want to keep the safety of the staff and our clients the number one priority at this moment. While staying at home may not be an option for us since we are an essential part of the community, we are still doing our best to slow the spread.

During the unprecedented storm that was Tropical Storm Imelda, the Houston area had record breaking rainfall. As a result, many neighborhoods throughout Houston saw tremendous flooding; however, our team here at Joseph House Community Outreach Center did not hesitate to ensure that those most affected by the flooding had their food needs met.

The members of our dedicated staff delivered thousands of our nutritional food boxes to those individuals and families living in those devastated areas.