Harris County · Free & confidential
Facing eviction, or worried you might be? You still have real options.
Make a stand with NeighborSTAND. Free, confidential help built by someone who's been on both sides of this.
Not a law firm. Not the county. A real map through it.
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The rules changed. The outcome didn't.
Houston's Third Ward and other Southside neighborhoods — among the city's historically Black communities — see eviction filing rates far above the county average. It's not the same story everywhere, and it isn't any one single cause. But the pattern echoes an older one: these are neighborhoods that have faced exclusion before, now moving through legal paperwork instead of a line on a map. NeighborSTAND exists to change the outcome, one case at a time.
Grounded in Kinder Institute for Urban Research mapping of eviction filings across Harris County neighborhoods.
How it works
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Tell us where you are
A short set of questions about your notice, court date, and household.
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Get a timeline built around your actual case
Real dates from your JP precinct, not a generic explainer.
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Get matched to real help, track every deadline
Legal aid, rental assistance, and second-chance housing, with reminders that don't miss the ones that matter.
Stan, so you never have to stand alone.
Ask plain-language questions any time, day or night. Stan always tells you it's AI, never states a legal conclusion as fact, and always offers a path to a real advocate.
See how Stan helps →Matched resources, ready when you are
Real help, not a runaround.
211 Texas / United Way
24/7 general referral line for food, utility, and housing help.
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Rental and utility assistance — capacity-limited rounds, status changes.
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Rental assistance and social services.
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Backed by BLACKNUNITED.
NeighborSTAND is a BLACKNUNITED initiative — one part of a system built to support, perpetuate, and archive Houston's historically Black neighborhoods.
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