P.O. Box 3459
Palestine, TX 75802

Parolees' residence program for men

P.O. Box 822
Splendora, TX 77372-0822

Parolees' residence program

200 West First Street
Odessa, TX 79761

Chapel, meals, men's and women's emergency shelter and long term recovery program, men's transitional housing.

4630 Munger Avenue #110
Dallas, TX 75204

Residence program for parolees' and families

401 S.E. 2nd Street
Amarillo, TX 79101

Mailing:

P.O. Box 870

Amarillo, TX  79105

Food bank; men's emergency shelter, transitional housing and rehabilitation program; women's emergency shelter, long term recovery program, furniture bank.

Steve & Pat Roach
2025 North Houston
Livingston, TX 77351

Parolees' aftercare residence, support groups

P.O. Box 24023
Fort Worth, TX 76112-4023

Residence program for parolees

4805 N.E. Loop 820 (at Haltom Road)
Fort Worth, TX 76137

Parolees' residential program

Larry & Karen Lyons
P.O. Box 98
Sherman, TX 75091

Parolees' residence program

Barbara Wilcox
P.O. Box 4305
Victoria, TX 77903-4305

Parolees' Residence Program for women

900 - 6th Street
Port Arthur, TX 77640

Chapel, meals, men's and women's emergency shelters and transitional housing, men's long term recovery program, couples/men with children ministry.

Tim Laughlin
P.O. Box 136088
Fort Worth, TX 76136

Residential program for parolees.

1949 West Paisano Drive
El Paso, TX 79922

Chapel, children/youth Bible club, youth center, children/youth live in program (not accompanied by parents), computerized academic program, literacy program, tutoring, job skills and employment readiness training, ESL, meals, food bank, jail chaplaincy program and Bible studies, mental health residential program, medical and dental clinic, support group, women's emergency shelter, furniture bank.

907 East Quincy Street
San Antonio, TX 78215

Chapel, employment readiness, meals, thrift store, men's shelter, medical/dental/eye clinic.

6801 Ardmone
Houston, TX 77054

Chapel, children/youth Bible club, computerized academic program, literacy program, job readiness program, meals, men's and women's emergency shelters and long term recovery programs, transitional housing, medical clinic, support group, child care, couples/men with children ministry.

P.O. Box 3785
Bryan, TX 77805-3785

Residence program for parolees

500 North Main
Bryan, TX 77805

Chapel, children/youth recreational program, literacy program, job skills training, employment readiness program, meals, thrift store, recycling program, parolees' residential program, support group, senior housing, men's and women's emergency shelter, furniture bank, child care.

P.O. Box 72188
Corpus Christi, TX 78472

Materials written for and by addicts to assist imprisoned substance abusers. Bible study courses, tracts, and assistance in getting your prison ministry off the ground.

3211 Irving Boulevard
Dallas, TX 75247

Chapel, day camp, computerized academic program, literacy program, job skill training, meals, recycling program, men's emergency shelter/transitional housing and long term recovery program, medical clinic, support group.

THN is a statewide non-profit membership organization that provides information services to direct service providers and individual members all across the state of Texas.

Cheryl R. Selby

2101 East Ben White Blvd. #104

Austin, TX  78714

512.707.7161

512.707-7116 Fax 

Residential and Non-Residential Aftercare 

Mack Bailey

7506 Ed Bluestein Blvd.

Austin, TX  78723

512.926.2431

Residential Aftercare; Non-Residential Aftercare; Family Ministry 

Robert Mitchell / Robert Sephus

2702 Wheless Lane

Austin, TX  78723

512.926.2988 

Pat Howard

P.O. Box 3785

Bryan, TX  77805

979.219.0671

979.361.4291 Fax

Residential Aftercare - FEMALES; Non-Residential Aftercare; Jail and Prison Ministry

Roger Hollar

4805 NE Loop 820

Fort Worth, TX  76137-2801

817.281.3361

817.281.7413 Fax

Non-Residential Aftercare; Family Ministry; Jail and Prison Ministry 

Carole Ross

P.O. Box 412

Gatesville, TX  76528-0412

254.865.5163

Residential Aftercare - FEMALE; Non-Residential Aftercare; Family Ministry; Jail and Prison Ministry 

Chuck Talbot

P.O. Box 590578

Houston, TX  77259

Residential Aftercare; Juvenile Offenders Ministry; Victim Ministry; Jail and Prison Ministry 

Mike and Charlotte Hooker

P.O. Box 143

Queen City, TX     75572-0143

903.796.5297

Residential Aftercare - MALE and FEMALE; Non-Residential Aftercare; Victim Ministry; Jail and Prison Ministry 

Dr. Joe Fauss

P.O. Box 100

Lindale, TX  75771-0100

 

903.882.5501

903.882.7282 Fax

Residential Aftercare - MALE and FEMALE; Non-Residential Aftercare. Christ-centered group of churches and missions bases with special emphasis in the areas of prison ministry, discipleship, missions training, and ministry and missions opportunities.

 

Operate the International College of Missions and the first year is aimed at aftercare and discipleship. The student can began their training immediately upon release. There are other students who do not have a prison background. We have been in Prison ministry and evangelistic crusades as well as pastoral care and volunteer chaplaincy providing assistance to the chaplains at various prison units since 1974.

Muriel Rogers

P.O. Box 818
Brownsboro, TX 75756

(903) 852-4402

Residential Aftercare - FEMALE

Prison Book Program
c/o Lucy Parsons Bookstore
110 Arlington Street
Boston, MA 02116-5302

Distributes the National Prisoner Resource List booklet.
This is one of the best informational resources available
in the U.S. for prisoners. It is jam packed full of addresses
and contact information for groups, organizations, magazines, newsletters, etc. related to prisoners and prison issues.
There is no set charge for the NPRL, and it will be sent free
on request, but a $1 donation (stamps OK from prisoners) will cover the printing and mailing cost.

Email The Prison Book Program at:
info@prisonbookprogram.org

 

4910 Alameda
El Paso, TX  79905

(915) 799-0882

Foursquare Gospel Church

Local. Contract halfway house for Federal Prison System. Provides room, board, counseling, & treatment for conditional parolees.

1411 Annex
Dallas, TX  75204

214-826-0783

Temporary housing for men, women, and children. Counseling and referrals. Residents must leave during the day to look for work or join labor pool. Rent $50.00 per week. Individual apartments. Walk in or call during business hours.

1321 Commerce Street
Dallas, TX  75202

214-742-8200

Jobs for ex-offenders. Call the telephone number listed. Waitstaff, housekeepers.

317 Briar Cliff
Houston, TX   77076

Mr. Johnnie Garcia

Jobs for ex-offenders.

7349 Bonita Street

Houston, TX   77016

 

 

 

12204 Gardenia
Dallas, TX   75218

214-660-8950

Christian faith based housing for distressed homeless women who want to change and become Christian law-abiding citizens. Provide housing - the residents are required to begin work immediately and then they begin paying $70 per week rent, get a car and then move on.

The purpose of Angels House is to provide a safe living place for women who have nowhere else to go in their escape from dangerous situations, i.e., domestic violence, drugs, alcohol, sexual abuse, poverty.

 

2929 Hickrey Street
Dallas, TX   75226-2123

214-428-4242

Temporary shelter for men, women, and children. Meals. Walk in after 5:00 pm and before 10:00 pm.

 

749 Montopolis Drive Austin, TX 78741 (512) 247-2222 Transitional Housing. The entire facility is run by ex-offenders.

Dr. Delena Kay Flakes

P.O. Box 13058
Beaumont, TX   77726-3058

(409) 982-5028

Over 13 years of experience working in the Texas prison system. She has been employed in several different positions, on numerous facilities. During her employment, she has worked with offenders ranging from the youthful first offender, to gang-bangers, to older habitual offenders, to offenders on death row. Now in full-time prison ministry.

 

Lakeshore Ministries provides a loving home for people who are starting a new way of living.

This can be people seeking to live a clean and sober life, or ex-offenders seeking to re-enter society.

Can be transitional or semi-permanent.

Lakeshore provides housing, food, and support . . . but most of all, they provide HOPE in a Christian family environment.

By treating these individuals with respect, dignity, and encouragement as our brothers and sisters in Christ, their lives are changed.

P.O. Box 14129
Fort Worth, TX 76117