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HOPE Haven

H.O.P.E. Haven. Helping Others Pursue Excellence. Moving People from Crisis to Life Long Self-Sufficiency

We are a non-profit organization which was formed to fill in the gaps and gray areas in the current system meant to support those experiencing homelessness. We walk patiently with our clients and learn their specific situation, goals and plan. Then we help guide them through the necessary steps to achieve their goals. Instead of putting a band aide on the issue, we approach each person as an individual and teach them the skills needed to move from crisis to lifelong self-sufficiency.

09/28/2026

We are incredibly proud to celebrate HOPE Haven Executive Director Kristyn Stillwell as she takes the TEDxSHSU stage! ❤️

Kristyn will be a featured speaker at 2026, sharing her powerful talk, “The Benevolent No.”

📅 Wednesday, September 30th
📍 Sam Houston State University
🕐 Session 2 | 1:30–4:00 PM CST

🎟️ Tickets are FREE, but pre-registration is required!
Reserve your spot at https://ch7.shsu.edu/tedxshsu

We can’t wait to see Kristyn share her message and challenge us to think differently about what it means to say no — and how sometimes, saying no can be an act of compassion.

Go, Kristyn! We’re cheering you on! 👏❤️

09/11/2026

Today marks one year since Charlie Kirk was tragically taken from this world.

Regardless of our political beliefs, there is something we can all agree on: a human life is precious, and violence should never be the answer.

Charlie was a husband, a father, a Christian, and a passionate advocate for the beliefs he held. He spent his life encouraging people—especially young people—to speak up, engage in difficult conversations, and stand firmly in their convictions.

At HOPE Haven, we believe every life has value and every person deserves dignity, compassion, and the opportunity to be heard. Today, we remember Charlie and pray especially for his wife, Erika, his children, and everyone who continues to carry the weight of his loss.

May we honor his memory not with hatred or division, but by choosing faith over fear, compassion over anger, and conversation over violence.

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” — Matthew 5:9

🕊️ May we never forget the value of a life.
✝️ May we continue to pray for his family.
🇺🇸 And may we never stop working toward a world where disagreement does not lead to hatred or violence.

08/13/2026

Getting back to the streets after a busy week of helping our clients with errands was such a beautiful reminder of why we do what we do. ❤️

Today, we were able to reconnect with some new friends we met last week and get them assessed for housing—a small step that could ultimately lead to a life-changing opportunity. 🏠

And then came one of those moments that stays with you…

One of our clients earns money by cleaning windshields. Today, he insisted on cleaning ours. When we asked why, he simply said:

“As much as y’all do for us, it’s the least I can do.”

What a beautiful reflection of his character and his outlook. 🥹💙

It’s easy to think of outreach as us giving to those in need, but our clients give us so much in return—kindness, gratitude, encouragement, prayers, and reminders that dignity and generosity have nothing to do with how much you have.

Sometimes, the people we go out to serve end up teaching us the most.

Back to the streets. Back to the people. Back to the mission.
And always looking for the next opportunity to bring HOPE. 💙

08/12/2026

We are so excited to share about a new partnership that is already making a beautiful impact in Montgomery County! 💙

HOPE Haven is proud to partner with Under Over Fellowship in Conroe, an incredible ministry serving individuals experiencing homelessness and those in need throughout the community.

Under Over Fellowship is doing so much more than providing a place to stay. Their men’s program gives residents the opportunity to live and work on site while learning a trade, creating pathways toward purpose, stability, and independence. Their facility also provides showers, laundry, and a full-service kitchen that prepares 130 lunches every other day to serve people locally.

And their food pantry is nothing short of amazing! They receive, sort, and distribute more than 15,000 pounds of food, providing weekly support to local ministries and individuals throughout the community.

Through this new partnership, HOPE Haven will provide housing assessments for residents and local visitors of Under Over Fellowship, helping connect those who are experiencing homelessness with available housing resources and opportunities.

We are incredibly grateful to come alongside an organization whose work in the Conroe community is so beautiful and impactful. Most importantly, they do it all with one purpose: to give all the glory to God. 🙏

We believe that when ministries come together, we can reach more people, build stronger communities, and create more opportunities for people to find hope and a place to call home.

We are honored to be part of what God is doing through Under Over Fellowship! 💙

07/30/2026

People often see the photos of us on street outreach or hear about the housing assessments we complete, and while those are a huge part of what we do, they’re only a small piece of the story.

At HOPE Haven, our work doesn’t end when the assessment is finished.

Sometimes it means helping a client pick out clothes so they can walk into a job interview with confidence. Sometimes it means driving someone to the hospital because they have no one else to take them—and sitting beside them as their friend through an overwhelming day. Sometimes it means celebrating victories, wiping away tears, replacing lost IDs, making phone calls, advocating with agencies, or simply being a consistent presence in a world that has too often forgotten them.

Homelessness isn’t just about lacking a home. It often means lacking a support system. For many of our clients, there isn’t a family member to call, a friend to lean on, or someone to encourage them through life’s biggest challenges.

That’s where we step in.

We don’t just help people find housing—we walk alongside them through the journey. We believe every person deserves dignity, compassion, and someone who won’t give up on them.

Because hope isn’t just found in a roof over someone’s head. Sometimes hope looks like a ride to the hospital, a fresh outfit for a new beginning, or simply knowing that someone cares enough to show up.

Thank you for making this work possible. Every act of kindness helps remind our neighbors experiencing homelessness that they are seen, valued, and never beyond hope. 💙
..because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. Romans 5:3b-4

07/29/2026

There’s something special about our new friend, Hector.

The last time we saw him, he told us he had been jumped the night before. His wallet was stolen—just one more hardship in the reality of living on the streets. Sadly, this is all too common for our unsheltered neighbors, who often become targets because they have so little to begin with.

But if you know Hector, you know his circumstances haven’t stolen what matters most.

Every time we see him, he prays over our outreach van. As you can see from the “Don’t Forget to Pray” sticker on the dash, it feels especially meaningful when one of our own clients reminds us of that truth.

People often assume those experiencing homelessness are only in need of help. Hector reminds us that they also have so much to give. His prayers are genuine, powerful, and full of gratitude. They encourage our team more than he probably realizes.

We may bring water, food, supplies, and housing resources, but our clients bless us in return with faith, resilience, and hope.

Thank you, Hector, for reminding us that God’s presence isn’t limited by someone’s address. Sometimes the people with the least materially have the most to teach us about trusting Him.

Please keep Hector—and all of our neighbors living on the streets—in your prayers during this hot summer heat.

May we never forget that ministry is never one-sided. Sometimes the greatest blessing comes from the very people we set out to serve. 💙

07/16/2026

Yesterday was supposed to be a day of celebration.

We set out to visit our client, Dawn, with the news we had been praying to deliver: a housing referral had finally come through. After four years of living on the streets, there was finally hope for a place to call home.

Instead, we arrived to find her encampment surrounded by police tape.

Dawn was originally from Colorado. She had experienced homelessness for four years and struggled with addiction. She refused to stay in shelters because of a traumatic assault she had experienced while in one. Like so many people living unsheltered, her story was complicated, painful, and deeply human.

At this time, we do not know the cause of her death.

People experiencing homelessness face significantly higher mortality rates than the general population. Exposure to the elements, untreated medical conditions, violence, addiction, and the daily hardships of surviving without stable housing all contribute to lives that are too often cut tragically short. Behind every statistic is a person with a name, a story, and immeasurable value.

Our hearts are broken because we came so close. We narrowly missed the opportunity to see Dawn walk through the door of a home of her own.

Yet even in our grief, we hold tightly to hope. We find peace in believing that Dawn is finally home with our Lord Jesus Christ, where there is no more suffering, fear, or pain. Dawn prayed with our staff pastors and had a relationship with Christ, of that we are certain.

Dawn’s life will not be forgotten. Her story reminds us why this work matters. It compels us to keep showing up, to keep searching the streets, to keep building relationships, and to find the next Dawn before it’s too late.

Please pray for everyone who knew and loved Dawn. Pray for those who are still sleeping outside tonight. And pray for the strength, urgency, and compassion to continue this mission.

Every day matters. Every person matters. Every life is worth fighting for. 💙

He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away. Rev 21:4

07/15/2026

Yesterday, the rain didn’t stop us—it reminded us why our mission matters.

We had scheduled housing assessments with several of our clients, and because many of them don’t have cell phones, canceling or rescheduling wasn’t an option. So we packed up water, snacks, and determination, and headed out into the rain to keep every appointment we could.

For many people, a rainy day means grabbing an umbrella and waiting for better weather. For those experiencing homelessness, it means soaked clothes, wet blankets, and another day of simply trying to survive.

Showing up matters. Keeping our word matters. Every housing assessment is another opportunity to help someone take a step toward stability, hope, and a place to call home.

Thank you to everyone who supports HOPE Haven and makes moments like these possible. Your generosity allows us to meet people where they are—rain or shine—and remind them that they are seen, valued, and never forgotten.

Please keep our neighbors experiencing homelessness in your prayers, especially during this rainy season. Together, we will continue bringing hope, one person at a time. 💙

07/14/2026

When the rain starts falling, many of us think about grabbing an umbrella, heading home, or curling up somewhere warm. But for our neighbors experiencing homelessness, rain is something entirely different.

It means soaked clothes with no dry ones to change into. It means wet blankets that won’t keep them warm through the night. It means shoes that stay waterlogged for days. It means trying to protect the few belongings they have from being ruined, all while searching for a place to stay out of the weather.

Rain doesn’t just bring discomfort—it brings increased risks of illness, infection, hypothermia, and exhaustion. Every storm is another reminder of how vulnerable life on the streets can be.

At HOPE Haven, we believe no one should have to endure the elements without shelter, hope, or compassion. Your prayers, generosity, and support help us provide essentials, build relationships, and work toward lasting solutions for those who need them most.

The next time you hear the rain outside your window, take a moment to pray for those who don’t have one. Then, if you’re able, consider being part of the answer. Together, we can bring hope, one life at a time. ❤️

05/08/2026

At HOPE Haven, every housed client is a reminder that hope is stronger than homelessness. This week, we are celebrating two more clients moving off the streets and into safe housing! These victories represent countless hours of outreach, prayer, encouragement, and community support. We are grateful to walk alongside our clients as they begin a new chapter filled with stability, dignity, and hope for the future. 💙

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14340 Torrey Chase Boulevard #170
Houston, TX
77014

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+18323508790

Website

http://www.hhaven.org/

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