For decades, Center for Transforming Lives has worked side by side with women and children to help them successfully fight poverty and become self-sufficient through a proven, two-generation approach. Now, the anti-poverty agency is expanding to meet increased need in our community by relocating to a larger facility.
The new headquarters, Riverside Campus, will dramatically increase its capacity to provide vital services for families in need, including:
- Stable housing
- Better-paying jobs
- Early childhood education
- Positive mental health outcomes
- Higher educational achievement
- Economic mobility services
- And more
It will also improve community access, located in a historically underserved area in southeast Fort Worth, where the poverty rate for single mothers with children under age 6 is 71%.
Scheduled to open in late 2024, the new 14-acre campus will allow these vital programs to grow — and more Tarrant County families to thrive. Center for Transforming Lives is not just building a new campus, it is building new paths to escape poverty.
