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MEN INC

Human Services nonprofit serving Houston.

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Houston, TX

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2011

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2646 S LOOP W STE 180C, Houston, TX, 77054

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Added to Community ExchangeJun 18, 2026

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MEN INC helps Houston residents build stronger lives through human services programs. They offer support and resources to help people grow, connect with their community, and reach their goals. Whether you need guidance, assistance, or a way to get involved, MEN INC works to make a real difference in people's lives across Houston.