Upcoming Training Opportunities
TSAHC offers in-person and virtual training opportunities throughout the year.
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Nonprofit and Training Resource Center
TSAHC provides grants for home repairs and housing services and ongoing in-person and virtual training designed to meet the needs of housing professionals across the state.
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Texas Foundations Fund: Annual Grants
Every year, TSAHC awards grants to support nonprofits providing critical home repairs, housing counseling services, and supportive housing services to very low-income Texans.
At A Glance
- For 501(c)3 nonprofits operating housing-related programs in Texas
- Applications accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until August 1 (or for as long as funding is available)
- Award amount dependent on organizational budget size
Texas Foundations Fund: Disaster Recovery
Through this program, TSAHC partners with nonprofits across Texas to provide critical home repairs for damage caused by natural disasters.
At A Glance
- For 501(c)3 nonprofits performing disaster-related critical home repairs for homeowners in Texas
- For weather-related disaster events that have been declared by a federal, state, and/or local or county disaster declaration
- Applications accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until July 31 (or for as long as funding is available)
- Award amount up to $30,000 per organization per declared disaster
Housing Connection
TSAHC offers in-person training workshops for nonprofits and local governments that provide housing and financial counseling and/or develop affordable and supportive housing.
At A Glance
- Trainings are instructor-led NeighborWorks America courses
- Tests and certifications are handled by NeighborWorks America
- TSAHC fundraises each year to cover the cost of the training courses and for hotel rooms for out-of-town participants
On-Demand Trainings
TSAHC offers free continuing education webinars, on-demand training courses, and technical assistance for nonprofits and local governments that provide home buyer and financial education and develop affordable and supportive housing.
At A Glance
- Housing Connection Webinars and Recordings
- Heirs’ Property and Estate Planning Course
- Disaster Recovery Webinars
- TSAHC’s Train the Trainer Webinar
Texas Supportive Housing Institute
TSAHC provides training and technical assistance to developers, service providers and property managers interested in creating and operating supportive housing in their communities.
At A Glance
- Development teams (made up of affordable housing developers, supportive services providers, and property managers) receive information, resources and tools to create successful permanent supportive housing developments
- The Institute is provided to teams at no cost, thanks to the generous support of TSAHC’s funders
- Each Institute takes place over the course of several months via a combination of in-person and virtual trainings
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Hear From Our Nonprofit Partners
With funding from the Texas Foundations Fund, we were able to meet our clients’ basic needs by providing essential access to medical, health, and wellness services, along with three nutritious meals each day. Addressing these fundamental needs allowed the men to focus on the deeper issues that led to their homelessness in the first place.
Steve Smart
Executive Director, Another Chance House
Executive Director, Another Chance House
I’ve been developing supportive housing across the country for decades, but I still took away new concepts and valuable lessons from this Institute. Building housing for the most vulnerable is incredibly challenging, and that’s why I think every developer regardless of their expertise would benefit from this training.
Craig Taylor
President, Solutions for Veterans
President, Solutions for Veterans
The Institute was phenomenal. Having been a developer, a lot of the development piece was not new to me. Where it was, I thought, so beneficial to the Cady Lofts team…we were able to go through as a team very methodically and get on the same page with our thoughts about a lot of those different pieces of permanent supportive housing that are so critical.
Sally Gaskin
President, SGI Ventures
President, SGI Ventures
Training can be a burden on nonprofit agencies: the cost, the lodging, and having to be away from the office. But with the opportunity that TSAHC has brought us, we’re able to drive more distance away, the lodging is at no cost to the agency, and the training is something we’re very grateful — we needed the updates in credit counseling. I’ve been doing this work for seventeen years, but I feel like I’ve benefitted a lot from the class so far. And I also brought with me another staff member who’s aspiring to become a housing counselor, so everything is new to her. Thank you very much!
Gabriela Luna
Director of Affordable Housing and Community Redevelopment, Tejano Center for Community Concerns
Director of Affordable Housing and Community Redevelopment, Tejano Center for Community Concerns
HAUL has attended TSAHC’s housing counselor trainings since 2013, and we rely on the scholarships they offer to access NeighborWorks courses here in Texas. We really appreciate that when COVID hit, they worked with NeighborWorks America to offer the trainings virtually so we could continue to participate.
Franchell Jones
HUD-Certified Housing Counselor, Houston Area Urban League
HUD-Certified Housing Counselor, Houston Area Urban League
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Through our training and grant programs, TSAHC supports housing nonprofits across the state.
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