Terrebonne Parish NAACP

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7163 Park Ave

Houma, LA 70364

+1 (985) 872-1635

https://www.naacp.org

The Terrebonne Parish NAACP in Houma, LA, is a local chapter of the nationwide organization dedicated to fighting for racial justice and equality. With a focus on issues such as democracy voting, education innovation, and environmental climate justice, they empower members to advocate for change in their communities.

Through various programs and initiatives, the NAACP encourages community engagement, from joining local units to volunteering for voter protection efforts. They strive to build Black political, social, and economic power while promoting an inclusive economy and equitable health outcomes for all.

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