Housing Focused Solutions
On a mission since 1888
On a mission since 1888
From Crisis to Housing Stability—A Path to Lasting Change
A meal and a safe place to sleep are just the beginning. For men and women ready to break free from experiencing homelessness, lasting transformation happens here. At Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County, we provide more than shelter—we offer a clear path forward so individuals and families can rebuild their lives the way God intended.
More than just a roof over their head, we offer a safe place for our unsheltered friends. We meet their immediate needs with love and respect. A warm meal, a clean bed, some fresh clothes—these simple comforts help restore dignity and bring hope for tomorrow.
Steps to Lasting Housing Stability
1. Diversion
Diversion is an intensive service intervention through interactive problem-solving conversations.
2. Crossroads
30 day placement and assessment period for those seeking housing.
Eligibility Criteria
- Be 18 Years or Older
- Be Experiencing Homelessness or at Risk
- Be Capable of Independent Living
- Consent to Participate in Program Services
3. Pathways
1-12 Month Housing Focused Programming.
Eligibility Criteria
- Be 18 Years or Older
- Be Experiencing Homelessness or at Risk
- Be Capable of Independent Living
- Consent to Participate in Program Services
- Career Focused: Educational and Career Advancement
What We Provide
Gospel-Based Guidance
True transformation begins with the gospel. Through Bible studies, discipleship, and personal mentorship, residents deepen their relationship with Christ, grow in faith, and discover their God-given purpose.
A Safe Place to Live
Person Centered Case Management
Every journey is unique, and so is our approach. Our case managers work one-on-one with residents to develop a customized plan that fosters long-term success and stability.
Life Skills Coaching
Healing Shepherd Clinic
Community Support
Therapeutic Children's Enrichment Program
We address critical needs of children experiencing homelessness and the traumatic effects it has on their overall development. The program incorporates Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), Two-Generation approach, clinical counseling, and enrichment activities.
Clinical Counseling
We provide evidence-based individual and group counseling with the primary goal for residents to develop coping skills and protective factors to alleviate the health, social, and emotional risks associated with poverty and trauma.
How to Apply
Welcome Center
1350 East Lancaster Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Welcome Center Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Intake Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Hope On a Mission
Our program offers more than just a way out of hopelessness-it’s a pathway to a brighter future. With the right tools and support, individuals build a life full of purpose.
