The Peace in the Home social services program assists women and their families who are struggling, whatever their background, ethnicity or religion, including immigrants, refugees, the poor and victims of family violence.
Each year, volunteers donate time and resources to address specific needs in the community. If you would like to get involved, learn more about volunteering with Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation.
Zahra Khan Support Program – Provides assistance to families whose loved ones are living with serious illness.
Back to School Project – New backpacks and school supplies are provided to children in need before the beginning of each school year.
It is the policy of Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation not to discriminate against any employee or any applicant for employment due to age, race, religion, color, gender, disability, sexual orientation or national origin.
When her husband’s addiction to pain medication made home life unhealthy, Susan took her two sons to live in a safer place. Burdened with debt and overwhelmed by anxiety, Susan needed the help of her community. She reached out to her local Mosque, which referred her to Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation.
The stress of debt and providing for her sons while attending school to earn a degree in the medical field caused Susan to suffer an anxiety attack. We helped her by providing legal services and counseling to alleviate her anxiety. “Counseling was a godsend. From three months ago to now, people can see a positive difference in me,” says Susan.