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The Employ2Empower program connects people with economic stability support — especially those dealing with housing challenges. Renewing this contract means the program can keep serving participants without a gap in service. The county is putting $1,518,000 toward this one-year renewal.
Career and Recovery Resources, Inc. runs Employ2Empower, which helps participants — many of whom are in or at risk of unstable housing — work toward financial independence. This type of program often includes job readiness, employment placement, and wraparound support.
The contract renewal has been introduced and is awaiting a vote by Commissioners Court.
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If you or someone you know might benefit from Employ2Empower, reaching out directly to Career and Recovery Resources, Inc. is the best first step. For questions about the contract or the county's role, you can contact the Harris County purchasing contact listed on the agenda item.
The public can also attend or watch the Commissioners Court meeting when this item is on the agenda.
When you call, you can say: “Hi, I saw "Request for approval of a discretionary exemption renewal option with Career and Recovery Resources, Inc. for providing economic stability for participants through the Employ2Empower Program for Housing and Community Development for the period of October 1, 2026 - September 30, 2027, at a cost of $1,518,000." on Community Exchange and want to know how to take part.”
This contract is part of Harris County's Housing and Community Development work. If you're looking for similar resources, explore other county programs focused on workforce development, affordable housing, and community stability. Career and Recovery Resources, Inc.
is a local nonprofit with a broader set of programs beyond this contract.
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