Our team works hard to support our unsheltered neighbors, with the perpetual goal to end their homelessness by moving them from the streets to stability so that they can continue to thrive. Take a peek into a few of our recent client move-ins this summer.
For unsheltered neighbors, pets are family. See how DRC Solutions helped James and his dog find housing, and a new companion, after losing his best friend.
Every Thursday, DRC Solutions’ Critical Document services help unsheltered Tarrant County neighbors replace IDs and birth certificates, opening doors to housing and work.
DRC Solutions names Donald Whitehead as the keynote speaker for Breakfast with the Mayor 2026.
After 10+ years unsheltered in Fort Worth, Diana kept her home and found a second chance with help from DRC Solutions’ Housing Program.
Every year, DRC Solutions hosts social work interns from local institutions. Kennedy Green, a senior at Texas Christian University, shares her DRC experience ahead of graduation this Spring!
In 2025, DRC Housing Case Managers and 37 of their supported households received news that HUD was defunding their scattered-site housing program at the end of the year. On New Year's Eve the last remaining 3 clients were able to be moved in by DRC Staff. While most of Tarrant County was starting their nights and celebrating a year that turned out for better or worse, DRC Solutions was ending its year successfully.
Earlier this year, Mayor Mattie Parker sat down with DRC Solutions to shoot an interview segment for an educational video that later debuted at our 2025 Breakfast with the Mayor in April. What ensued was a passionate conversation about the real efforts and organizations making a difference in Fort Worth and beyond, captured in this extended transcript of that interview.
How One Mother’s Spirit Led Her and Her Children to Safety, Success, and Healing
This summer, DRC Solutions had the opportunity to meet with two youth groups. In June, University Christian Church’s Summer Youth Camp visited the DRC offices, and they came prepared! During July and August, teenagers from all over the country visited Fort Worth with Be The Neighbor, a service-focused collective of church youth groups that help teens find purpose and action in and outside of their home communities.
Marion’s story is just one example of the hundreds of lives changed every year through DRC Solutions. But with government funding for homelessness programs in Tarrant County cut by nearly 40%, more of our neighbors are at risk of losing stability and safety. For every Marion we help, there are thousands more waiting for hope, housing, and a second chance.
DRC Solutions’ 2025 update: new leadership, rising need in Tarrant County, and real impact, including 2,642 documents replaced and 58 children housed.
Different organizations in the community came together to assist Don in getting a motorized wheelchair that works for him!
