Collin County Mobility Collaborative

The Annual Homeless Count Is On, But You Can't Participate - D Magazine COVID-19 restrictions mean that the count will be left to the professionals and happen over two weeks in Dallas and Collin counties.

Annual homelessness count adapted to answer questions brought on by pandemic in Collin, Dallas counties The point-in-time count in Collin and Dallas counties will not look like it has in recent years, when upward of 1,000 volunteers would canvas the streets to get an accurate count of the number of unsheltered residents facing homelessness.

We agree! Thank you Communities Foundation of Texas for your commitment to serve Collin County.

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Happy New Year!

Consider participating in a 6 – 12 minute survey, which is a part of a national study examining the impacts of COVID-19 on families and households.

The study started in October and has involved over 2,000 participants to date, but only 45 in Texas!

Based on the results, Texas Women's Foundation will help craft their advocacy and programming to build a Texas for All based on this survey. That only works if TWF has a robust response from Texans.

The study is being run by Marta Vicarelli, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at UMass Amherst with co-investigators from social work, management and public policy. In order to be valid, the research needs to include voices from people representing the full range of our country.

The survey includes questions about impacts on finances, food security, physical and mental health, as well as the effects that school and daycare disruptions are having on work and family lives. They hope that the study will inform equitable policy interventions and resilience plans, while also reporting on this history-making year.

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Hope you will join us tomorrow!

Join Christina as she speaks with Christine Ortega, from Collin County Mobility Collaborative. They will discuss the collaborative efforts of nonprofits in the area. With CCMC at the center, these non-profits work together to help single-mother families get on their feet. Through the services offered, each woman transitions from crisis into sustainable independence.

Collin County Mobility Collaborative Helps Single Moms - Plano Magazine Moving underemployed, homeless single mothers toward independence.

Collin County Mobility Collaborative is the vehicle for four Collin County non-profits to work together and help homeless single mom families move from crisis to self-sustaining independence.

Together, we make a difference!

Agape Resource & Assistance Center, Inc.
Family Promise of Collin County
Hope's Door New Beginning Center
Shiloh Place

November 15-22 is Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week. A national movement to end hunger & homelessness.

Take this opportunity to learn more about nonprofits that serve the needs of our homeless neighbors, including the nonprofits that collaborate in Collin County to help homeless single mom families move from crisis to self-sustaining lives.


Agape Resource & Assistance Center, Inc.
Family Promise of Collin County
Hope's Door New Beginning Center
Shiloh Place

Thank you Toyota Financial Services for your donation of laptops! These computers will help CCMC moms apply for jobs, enroll in benefits and continue their education.

We are grateful for the many ways you continue to support our nonprofits!