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Heart of Texas Homeless CoalitionMission Statement:
The About the H.O.T.H.C.:
The HOT Homeless Coalition was formed for charitable and educational purposes relating to the promotion, support, development, and furtherance of rehabilitation services, resources and treatment programs for persons who are homeless in the Heart of Texas Region of the State of Texas. The services and programs include, but are not limited to, housing, crisis intervention, psychosocial rehabilitation, case management, client advocacy, and family education and support. The vision of the corporation is there will be no gaps in available services to homeless individuals. The corporation is committed to developing a seamless continuum of care model that will provide all homeless individuals an opportunity to access needed services. Some of the activities of the Coalition include:
2009 Homeless Coalition Priorities:
Tax Exempt Status AchievedWe are pleased to announce that the Heart of Texas Homeless Coalition is now recognized as a tax exempt organization under section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code. We were notified of the approval on June 15, 2005. HoT Homeless Coalition is excited about the opportunity this gives to serve the Central Texas community by expanding services through donations and grant funding.
Meeting AnnouncementsAll meetings of the Heart of Texas Homeless Coalition are held on the third Friday of the month, unless it conflicts with a holiday. Lunch is served at 11:45am and the meeting starts promptly at 12:00pm noon. To RSVP for lunch, please call Chelle Samaniego at 254-750-5967 or send an email to ChelleS@ci.waco.tx.us.
2010 Meeting Schedule: January 15 Heart of Texas Council of Governments (HOTCOG) 1514 S. New Road, Waco , Texas 76711
March 19 Greater Waco Chamber 101 S. 3rd St . , Waco , Texas 76703
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