Become a P.L.U.S. Partner

Community partnerships are at the heart of the PLUS program. Through a growing network of more than 30 community partners across Houston, PLUS provides students with structured opportunities to apply classroom learning in real-world settings while exploring the social and environmental factors that shape health. We collaborate with nonprofit organizations, schools, community agencies, and other mission-driven partners to provide meaningful service-learning experiences that enrich medical education while supporting the health and well-being of our communities. By becoming a PLUS partner, your organization can help shape the next generation of physicians through hands-on learning, mentorship, and community engagement. Together, we can foster mutually beneficial partnerships that strengthen both medical education and the communities we serve.
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Interested in partnering with PLUS? Contact us to learn how your organization can become part of our growing network of community partners.
Please complete our brief partnership form (external link), and one of our team members will get back to you as soon as possible! You may also reach us by email at [email protected].
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Current Partner Organizations
Below is a list of the Houston-area organizations that partner with PLUS to support student learning, service, and community engagement:
- Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse (AVDA) (external link)
- Amazing Place (external link)
- Area Agency on Aging (external link)
- Asia Society Texas Center (external link)
- Baker Ripley (external link)
- Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation (external link)
- B.E.A.R. (Be A Resource) (external link)
- Bel Inizio (external link)
- Blackwood Educational Land Institute (external link)
- Breakthrough Houston (external link)
- Care Partners (external link)
- Casa de Esperanza (external link)
- CHAT (external link)
- Children’s Assessment Center (external link)
- ChristChurch Presbyterian (external link)
- Civic Heart (external link)
- Combined Arms Veterans Transition Center (external link)
- Dyslexia School of Houston (external link)
- Emancipation Community Center (external link)
- Family Scholar House (external link)
- Fifth Ward Multi-Service Center (external link)
- Fit Houston (external link)
- Friends of Fonde Park (external link)
- Habitat for Humanity (external link)
- Halo House (external link)
- Harlem River Farms (external link)
- Health Museum (external link)
- Hermann Park / McGovern Centennial Gardens (external link)
- Hiram Clarke Multi-Service Center (external link)
- Houston Food Bank (external link)
- Institute for Spirituality & Health (external link)
- Kashmere Multi-Service Center (external link)
- Magnificat Houses – St. Joseph House
- Magnolia Multi-Service Center (external link)
- Metropolitan Multi-Service Center Adaptive Sports & Recreation (external link)
- Nehemiah Center (external link)
- Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church (external link)
- Project Row Houses (external link)
- Recipe for Success Foundation (external link)
- Second Servings (external link)
- Social Connections Program
- SPH Community Garden (external link)
- Star of Hope Women & Family Development Center (external link)
- Tejano Center for Community Concerns (external link)
- Third Ward Multi-Service Center (external link)
- Tony’s Place (external link)
- United Against Human Trafficking (external link)
- Valor Hospice (external link)
- Westbury Community Garden (external link)
- YMCA International Services (external link)





































