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Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to ending homelessness in Dallas and Collin Counties. They work in collaboration with the All Neighbors Coalition, a network of over 140 partners, to provide resources and support to individuals, youth, and families experiencing homelessness. Through their R.E.A.L. Time Rehousing Initiative, they aim to rehouse over 6,000 individuals and have already housed 2,788 individuals through this program. They also offer the Flex Fund, which covers minor but impactful fees that can help end a person's homelessness, such as security deposits and application fees. Housing Forward believes in the power of community and works towards creating a safe and stable place for every person to call home. With their expertise, partnerships, and data-driven strategies, they are leading the way in solving homelessness in the community. They provide comprehensive incentives for landlords and property owners to join them in providing safe homes for vulnerable neighbors. Through their programs and initiatives, they are making a significant impact in addressing homelessness in the Dallas area.Generated from the website

NAMI North Texas is a nonprofit organization that provides tools, resources, and support groups for individuals living with mental illness in Dallas, Rockwall, Denton, and Collin Counties. They aim to educate, support, and advocate for those facing mental health challenges, offering hope for recovery and breaking the chains of stigma. The blue house on Swiss Avenue, the symbol of NAMI North Texas, represents a safe haven where individuals can find acceptance, understanding, and a sense of belonging. Through their services, NAMI North Texas helps individuals and families navigate the complexities of mental illness, fostering supportive relationships and empowering individuals to find their voice and purpose.Generated from the website

Bold Idea Inc is a Dallas-based organization that provides computer science education to students in 3rd to 12th grades through project-based learning and mentoring from technology professionals. They aim to broaden equitable student access to computer science education, helping students gain confidence and essential computer science skills to create their bold ideas, from online games and apps to websites and machine learning programs. Since 2017, Bold Idea has served 823 young coders, with an overall student retention rate of 35% year over year. They have 449 volunteer mentors who have contributed 13,206 cumulative mentoring hours. Through their programs, they have helped students like Elias, Dalia, Jessica, Soren, Megan, MaKayla, Ascension, Ella, Issac, Muhammad, and Adrian develop their coding skills and pursue their passion for computer science.Generated from the website