Texas Workforce Commission

Texas Amachi is a state federation with State Governor Office, Texas Labor Force Commission, Texas Criminal Justice Department, Texas Educational Institute, One Star Foundation, and Texas Big Brothers. Initiative Amachi Texas provides services for 'invisible children' who are imprisoned, paroleed for their families, protected and observed, one-on-one counseling with safe and considerate adults Provide relationship. For most children this is the first time they have been exposed to a loving, stable and productive atmosphere. Amachi Texas's BIG Book Club encourages state-level Bigs and Littles to actively strengthen their relationships, enhance their passion for lifelong reading and to read together to improve Little's academic performance It is designed to. Through donation, BIG Book Club will offer books for reading in competitions and groups, create discussion questions about the book, and celebrate reading activities.

The Texas Labor Force Committee began accepting claims for unemployment insurance on the day Hurricane Harvey landed. FEMA has started Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) for Texans who were unemployed due to disasters. The program is managed by the state of Texas. As of September 19, the committee handled 136,576 unemployment insurance claims, 17,714 of which were DUA programs. The DUA call center is open 7 days a week. The American Red Cross donated 45 million dollars to more than 100,000 victims and responded to urgent needs. The Red Cross deployed more than 3,000 staff and volunteers, 171 emergency response vehicles in the affected counties, provided 965,000 meals, 1 million snacks and surgical shelters.