Housing help in Texas
Explore shelter, housing navigation and help with housing costs. Intake rules, waiting lists and funding differ by program.
What this covers
- ShelterEmergency and transitional shelter resources for individuals and families in need.
- HousingHousing assistance, coordinated entry, and permanent housing support resources.
- Financial AssistanceRental, mortgage, and financial aid programs to help with housing costs.
Practical next steps
- Decide whether you need emergency shelter, housing navigation or help with a housing bill.
- Check referral requirements before going to a shelter; some do not accept walk-up intake.
- Ask about service boundaries, required documents and current funding.
Reviewed listings
Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas — Home Matters
Rental housing counseling; financial assistance with rent, utilities and food during temporary hardship; tax preparation for qualifying clients.
- Service area
- Southeast Texas. Confirm your address and program eligibility with the Client Service Representative.
- Location
- Agency office: 2780 Eastex Freeway, Beaumont, TX 77703
- Phone
- 409-924-4426
- Eligibility noted
- Financial assistance is described for people experiencing temporary hardship. Tax preparation is for qualifying clients; funding and program rules must be confirmed.
- How to apply
- Call 409-924-4426 for financial-assistance inquiries. The provider says it cannot respond to these inquiries through its website or Facebook.
Official website for Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas — Home Matters (opens in new tab)
Last verified 2026-10-03; checked: provider identity, service, official website, current program name, program contact, office location, published eligibility scope, application guidance. Source 1 (opens in new tab) Source 2 (opens in new tab) Confirm eligibility, hours, and availability with the provider before you go.
Find it by county
Choose a Texas county to see reviewed listings for your area.
Other ways to find help
Download the BBTX app first for non-emergency community resources.
For additional help connecting with community services, call 2-1-1 or visit 2-1-1 Texas (opens in new tab).
In an emergency, call 911.
