Texas community resource

Sheltering Oaks Residential Aftercare Housing Stabilization

Montgomery County Women's Center

Post-shelter support focused on permanent, safe, affordable housing, financial support, and reducing barriers after discharge.

TexasHousing and HomelessnessFormer Sheltering Oaks residents transitioning from emergency shelter in Montgomery County.

Information last checked:

How to get help

Shelter residents are encouraged to enroll in non-residential services upon discharge. Call the Conroe office at 936-441-4044 for current aftercare access information; people in immediate danger or needing emergency shelter should use the 24-hour crisis hotline published on the official page.

Who this service helps

The official page describes the service for residents leaving the Montgomery County Women's Center's emergency shelter.

Where this service is available

Service area: Former Sheltering Oaks residents transitioning from emergency shelter in Montgomery County.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

About this service

The Residential Aftercare service encourages departing shelter residents to continue with non-residential support so they can pursue permanent, safe, and affordable housing, a means of financial support, and solutions to other barriers. Supports may include groups, counseling, and life-skills classes.

Before you contact this provider

CVF Community Connect provides resource information for public convenience. Availability, eligibility, services, hours, and other details may change. CVF Community Connect does not guarantee eligibility, availability, acceptance, or services provided by listed organizations.

Help us connect more people with resources

Contributions and volunteers help CVF Community Connect research, verify, and maintain public resource information.

Report incorrect or outdated information