Services

As of 2023, we celebrate 29 years of helping battered women in Ft. Worth, Texas, and the surrounding areas. We have now reached out to thousands of women and children. We are not an overnight shelter, but will be happy to refer you to one. We could not have done any of this ministry without God's grace and the support of our wonderful partners, many who have supported our work for years. Thank you!

​Client intake is by appointment only, Monday - Friday 1-4 pm.  Please call one day ahead to schedule an appointment at 817.616.3500. 

Services Provided  - **(BASED UPON AVAILABILTY)**

Please email us and then fill out a one page application and email it to us for the following:
Food
Toiletries
Households Items
Clothing
For other services call our office at 817-427-1111
We will give you the 800 Numbers for overnight shelters
800-799-7233.
We are not an overnight shelter.




WE ARE NOT A SHELTER but are happy to refer you to a local shelter.




Physical Address (not mailing address) - 3313 Crites St, Richland Hills, TX 76118    P 817-616-3500 Email:brendajackson11@aol.com

OUR FOOD BANK WAREHOUSE ADDRESS:
3313 Crites St, Richland Hills TX 76118

Phone - 817-616-3500

Mon - Thurs   OFFICE HOURS - 1-4 pm



​​​​Serving abused women and their children in Tarrant county  


Mission Statement

 
The "I Can Still Shine Program” is a faith-based, safe, supportive center for women and children from all walks of life, with no exceptions. We provide our clients the opportunity to choose safety over domestic violence and drug abuse.   We offer a new start to our women and children.

"For I know the plans I have for you," says the Lord, "Plans to Prosper you, and Give you a hope and a FUTURE."   
Jeremiah. 29:11  


**Emergency Shelter**

NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME


Thank you,
ICSS Staff

Who We Are

 ICSS is a visionary agency that was made a reality in 2011 by Brenda Jackson and our Board of Directors. The program was built to help battered women in Fort Worth (and the whole DFW area) along with their children. Prior to 2011, Brenda Jackson directed another battered women's program in Fort Worth for over 15 years.

We are so proud to have served the DFW area to help those in need. We are a faith-based program. We help women and children leave abusive homes and assist those coming from drug and alcohol programs. Our goal is to help over 600 women and children each year and give them hope to start over. Since 1995 we have been able to help thousands of women and children escape from violent situations. We are grateful to God for His love and support for our work.

When women leave a violent home, they don’t know how they will survive. Their abusers often convince them that they can’t make it on their own. We show them how they can!  

We were all born to be a blessing.  Why not help us bless somebody today?