Phone: 281-885-4531 

The Shelter and Energy Assistance program (SEA) has two components. One is to prevent homelessness by assisting families with rent or mortgage funds and energy-related issues. The second component is a comprehensive program assisting already homeless families with the transition to self-sufficiency.

The Shelter and Energy Assistance Program distributed over $1,500,000 in assistance to 7,282 people. Funded by government grants, this program is geared to prevent homelessness and to help homeless families become self-sufficient.  In addition, 961 elderly or disabled adults received help to pay their energy bills. 

NAM's Supportive Housing Program, funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), provides housing subsidies and supportive services to homeless families.

Because funding comes from several grant programs, staff members interview prospective clients to determine if they qualify for one of the available programs. Applicants must provide documentation related to identification, residency, income and ability to pay their next month's rent.