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Nonprofit profile

Jasmines House of Hope

Unclaimed
Houston, TXEIN 261250945
Food & Basic Needs No active projects

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Overview

About Jasmines House of Hope

In Houston, Jasmines House of Hope supports pregnant teens, young mothers, women, and young girls facing homelessness, abuse, trafficking, trauma, or limited family support. Its planned safe housing is paired with counseling, parenting education, life-skills training, educational support, and help with reintegration. A gift helps create the stability and practical support residents need to move toward healing and independence.

Jasmines House of Hope was founded by survivors for survivors, with a specific focus on pregnant teens, young mothers, women, and girls navigating overlapping crises. Alongside planned trauma-informed housing, its support includes trafficking prevention education, case management, job readiness, and alumni assistance after program completion.

What they do

Programs

The concrete work this nonprofit runs. Each program may later become a fundable project.

Program 01

Supportive Housing

Safe, trauma-informed housing for pregnant teens, women, and young girls facing homelessness, trauma, abuse, or other crises. The facility is described as coming soon.

Program 02

Emergency Assistance

Emergency support for women and young girls facing hardships in the community.

Program 03

Counseling and Mental Health Linkage

Counseling, mental health services, and referrals intended to support emotional healing and mental restoration.

Program 04

Parenting Empowerment and Parental Training

Parenting education, empowerment workshops, and parental training for young mothers and women.

Program 05

Mentorship and Life Coaching

Mentorship, personal coaching, and life coaching to support personal development and long-term planning.

Program 06

Social Service Referrals and Case Management

Referrals to social services and case management for residents and participants.

Program 07

Independent Living Skills

Life-skills training to help women and young girls navigate daily life and prepare for independent living.

Program 08

Life Skills and Reintegration Support

Support designed to help survivors rebuild disrupted lives and prepare for successful independent living after trauma.

Program 09

Job Readiness and Vocational Training

Job-readiness support, vocational training, computer training, GED preparation, and postsecondary educational support.

Program 10

Awareness and Prevention Workshops

Trauma-informed, age-appropriate workshops and school-based awareness training focused on human trafficking prevention and education.

Program 11

Tutorial Services

Tutorial support for participants pursuing education.

Program 12

Child Development Checkups

Child development checkups offered as part of ongoing support for program graduates.

Program 13

Alumni Support

Independent housing referrals, alumni check-ins, mentorship programs, and life coaching for graduates.

The story

About this work

Mission

Jasmine’s House of Hope is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive haven for pregnant women and young girls in crisis, including those facing teen pregnancy, homelessness, domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual abuse, re-entry, or limited family support. The organization seeks to empower residents through stability, structure, compassion, healing, and resources for long-term independence.

Who they serve

Pregnant teens, young mothers, women, and young girls facing teen pregnancy, homelessness, domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual abuse, re-entry, trauma, or a lack of safe family support.

Their impact

  • “I’m now in college and rebuilding my life. This place saved me.” Former Resident

How your donation helps

  • Support for women and young girls facing hardships in the community
  • Safe, trauma-informed housing
  • Counseling and mental health support
  • Parenting education and life-skills services
  • Education, job-readiness, and reintegration support
For the community

Need help?

How someone in need can access Jasmines House of Hope’s services.

People seeking help can contact Jasmine’s House of Hope through its contact form. The organization describes support for women and young girls facing teen pregnancy, homelessness, domestic violence, human trafficking, and other difficult circumstances. Housing is described as coming soon, and available support includes referrals, counseling and mental health linkage, case management, parenting training, and life-skills services.

Impact in person

Stories

The people behind the work.

From fear to freedom and a return to college

I’m now in college and rebuilding my life. This place saved me.
Voices

In their words

“I’m now in college and rebuilding my life. This place saved me.” Former Resident
“Providing a path forward”
“Together, we rise. Together, we heal.”
Beyond donations

Ways to help

Concrete needs and volunteer roles Jasmines House of Hope has shared.

Volunteer opportunities

  • Volunteer hours supporting the organization’s mission
  • Becoming a partner or supporter
  • Helping educate, prevent, and support people affected by human trafficking
Collaborators

Partners & funders

Edify Teen Life Center
Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about this nonprofit and how its work happens.

What support is included in Jasmine’s House of Hope’s housing model?

The planned safe, trauma-informed housing includes counseling, mental health connections, parenting education, case management, life-skills training, educational support, and help with reintegration.

Does Jasmine’s House of Hope provide human trafficking prevention education?

Yes. The organization plans age-appropriate and school-based awareness workshops about human trafficking warning signs and ways to support survivors.

What support is available after a participant completes the program?

Graduates may receive independent housing referrals, alumni check-ins, mentorship, life coaching, and child development checkups.

What educational and employment services are offered?

Services include postsecondary educational support, tutoring, computer training, vocational training, GED preparation, and job-readiness training.

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