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Energy Corridor District and WAM thank court for matching funds for homelessness initiative
Summary
Energy Corridor District and West Houston Assistance Ministries told the court their partnership and county matching funds have helped about 43 people transition from homelessness to stable housing and invited collaboration to expand the program.
Zach Miller (speaker 12), vice president of the Energy Corridor District, and Sonia Scott (speaker 14), CEO of West Houston Assistance Ministries (WAM), thanked the court for approving matching funds for a homelessness initiative and described early outcomes.
Miller said the funding "comes at a critical time" and will aid families and individuals working to rebuild their lives; Scott said WAM has helped about 43 people through the program and described the goal as transitioning households to safe, stable housing. Both speakers invited county staff and commissioners to learn more about program outcomes and opportunities to scale the work.
