United Way Helpline

Call 2-1-1 for information and resources related to the recent flooding. United Way's trained HELPLINE specialists are answering calls 24/7 to provide information and referrals to storm-related resources drawn from a comprehensive database of social services.

Flood Reporting

Report damage to a residence or business in:

• Harris County
• Montgomery County

Shelter Locations

The American Red Cross has opened shelters to aid those impacted by flooding throughout the Greater Houston area. Those with flood-related needs are urged to call the American Red Cross at 1-866-526-8300.

HARRIS COUNTY

• Johnston Middle School, 10410 Manhattan Dr., Houston
• Jersey Village Baptist Church, 16518 Jersey Drive, Jersey Village
• MO Campbell Education Center, 1865 Aldine Bender Rd., Houston
• Rosehill United Methodist Church, 21022 Rosehill Church Rd, Tomball
• St. John's Church-Northwest, 8787 N. Houston Rosslyn Rd, Houston

Precinct 7 Deputies are also offering assistance to flood victims in Sunnyside, South Park, Third Ward, and Hiram Clarke areas. If you are stranded due to high water, call the Precinct 7 24-hour Dispatch for assistance: 713.643.6602.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

• East Montgomery County Senior Center, 21679 McCleskey Road, New Caney
• First United Methodist Church Conroe, 4309 West Davis, Conroe
• South County Community Center, 2235 Lake Robbins Rd., Spring

WALLER COUNTY

• Royal High School, 2550 Durkin Rd., Pattison

These shelters will be open 24 hours a day, providing a warm, dry place to stay, food and emotional support for area residents who are not able to remain at their homes due to storms and flooding.

Volunteers are greatly needed to staff shelters as well as distribute food and provide other services to those in need. Training will be provided on site. Anyone interested in assisting this way is encouraged to visit the Red Cross website or call 713.313.5491.