Service detail
Grace Place / Asia's House
About this service
Grace Place supports young people experiencing homelessness and opens Asia's House in September 2026 as Houston's first LGBTQ+-affirming emergency shelter specifically for ages 15–17. The residence address is protected; the Atlas must never convert a public news description into a precise shelter pin.
Practical details
Provider: Grace Place with The Montrose Center
Area: Houston referral area; emergency shelter address protected
Availability: Referral and shelter access are programme-based; contact the provider rather than visiting an assumed address.
Contact: Use the official Grace Place or Montrose Center referral route
Service intelligence
Know before you go
Booking lead time
Emergency access should use the current provider or youth-crisis referral process; do not travel to a guessed address.
Best time
Seek help as soon as housing becomes unsafe. Immediate danger belongs with emergency services or the provider's stated crisis route.
Who it suits
Young people aged 15–17 of all sexualities and genders, with explicit affirmation for LGBTQ+ and trans youth experiencing homelessness.
What to prepare
Share age, immediate safety, medical needs and safe-contact method; protect location and personal information from public posting.
Provider inclusion
The shelter is explicitly designed as LGBTQ+-affirming and named for trans Houston advocate Asia Jynaé Foster, with Montrose Center support.
Community rating
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