This program provides decent, safe, and affordable housing to low-income families. Learn more.
Home & Rental Assistance
This program assists clients desiring to become self-sufficient by reviewing a client's overall needs and developing a plan to meet those needs. Learn more.
Case Management
This program provides financial assistance to help low-income consumers reduce their utility bills. Learn more.
Utility Assistance
This program provides assistance to low-income households to help conserve energy and reduce high utility bills.
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Weatherization
This program provides nutrition education, USDA approved food benefits and breastfeeding counseling to low-income mothers and their children. Learn more.
WIC
This program provides emergency assistance to those affected by a disaster. Learn more.
Disaster Relief
CCSCT empowers vulnerable families and individuals in greater South Central Texas to achieve self-sufficiency by eliminating barriers through innovative programs and strong community partnerships. Learn more
On Friday, July 28, 2019, CCSCT held its Annual Fundraising Event, “A Night Out with Joaquin Castro”. The Congressman spoke about key issues related to poverty and expressed a solid relationship with the non-profit, offering to help where he could when asked. “I follow their work and help them in Congress when they ask for support […]
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On Thursday April 4, 2019, the Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc. (CCSCT), received $80,000 from the Middle Rio Grande Housing Finance Corporation. The funds are designated for Zavala County low-income residents who are in need of home rehab services. CCSCT is a non-profit, 501©3 organization whose mission is to empower vulnerable families and […]
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On Tuesday, March 26, CCSCT staff participated in Texas Lutheran University’s Poverty Simulation. A total of 8 staff volunteered to tables and play the roles of doctor, pawn shop owner, mortgage banker, teacher, and other business positions. Each of these positions interacted with individuals “living in poverty”, which were played mostly students and community members. The purpose […]
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