Organization 's History

Crisis National Network: A Story of Resilience and Advocacy 

Crisis National Network was founded in October 2019 by a dedicated advocate  Ms  Rebekah  in Texas who personally experienced the harsh realities of homelessness and systemic neglect. After becoming a victim of Hurricane Harvey, she faced significant mental and financial setbacks during a seven-year struggle to rebuild her life. During this journey, she encountered countless individuals and families who, like her, had fallen through the cracks of a system meant to provide aid. 

Determined to turn her hardships into hope for others, she launched this nonprofit organization as a community program to address the growing homelessness epidemic in the United States. With no reliance on government funding, she built the foundation of Crisis National Network on sheer determination and an unwavering belief in the importance of creating resources for those in need. 

Despite challenges, including a lack of recognition and support from those who benefitted from her work, she has become a beacon of inspiration in her community. Her advocacy has not only provided essential resources but has also showcased the power of resilience and self-reinvention. 

Crisis National Network stands as a testament to her vision of a better system—one that uplifts and empowers individuals and families in crisis. Through this initiative, she continues to prove that with courage and compassion, it is possible to rise from adversity and inspire others to do the same.