An-Nisa

An-Nisa An-Nisa exists to ensure that care is not only accessible, but also safe, dignified, and culturally affirming.

Established in 2009, An-Nisa Hope Center is a faith-informed, culturally sensitive 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing holistic, accessible, dignified, and culturally affirming care and support to individuals and families navigating crisis, healing, and growth. Established in 2009, An-Nisa Hope Center is a faith-informed, culturally sensitive 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing holistic support to individuals

and families navigating crisis, healing, and growth. We offer domestic violence and case management support, trauma-informed mental health services, short-term financial assistance, community education, community fulfillment, and a food pantry, which serves families with care. Our services are designed to meet people where they are, honoring cultural values, lived experiences, and individual circumstances. At An-Nisa, we recognize that healing does not happen in isolation. Our approach addresses both immediate needs and long-term stability, working to restore self-sufficiency, advocate for survivors, strengthen families, and address the root causes of crisis in underserved communities. Grounded in empathy, trust, and community partnership, An-Nisa welcomes individuals of all backgrounds. Through culturally sensitive care, prevention-focused education, and sustained support, we strive to build safer homes, healthier relationships, and more resilient communities. Today, An-Nisa serves communities in Houston, Texas and Southfield, Michigan, expanding access to compassionate, culturally responsive care where it is needed most.

What happens when we stop asking “what’s wrong?” and start asking “what happened to the brain and body?”An-Nisa staff jo...
04/24/2026

What happens when we stop asking “what’s wrong?” and start asking “what happened to the brain and body?”

An-Nisa staff joined the Brain Health & Survivor Safety convening, where our Mental Health Director Dr. Ketam Hamdan spoke on how trauma shows up neurologically and why healing has to go beyond talk alone.

From neurofeedback to nervous system regulation, the conversation centered on helping survivors reconnect with safety, choice, and their own internal guidance.

04/23/2026

One less thing on her plate 🍽️

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04/22/2026

"Neglect - the most common form of child abuse. Isn't about what was done, but what was missing."

Neglect steals their sense of worth, their safety, and their future. Every child deserves to be seen, nurtured, and protected. Speak up. Step in. Be the difference⭐️

Share with your family and friends!

| child abuse awareness month, physical abuse, emotional abuse, child neglect, save our children, educate, empower, enrich

04/21/2026

Introducing our 'Protecting Our Children' series!

Every child deserves to feel safe, loved, and protected, both at home and away from home. The next few videos are dedicated to raising awareness about child abuse and how we, as parents, educators, and community members, can keep our children safe🫂

We will explore the different types of abuse children may face, the signs to look out for, and the steps we can take to create safe, nurturing environments for every child🤍

Together, we can change the cycle by being aware and providing help to protect our children.

Tune into our series, because our children's future depends on it.

| child abuse awareness month, physical abuse, emotional abuse, child neglect, save our children, educate, empower, enrich

04/20/2026

At MASCON with An Nisa, we explored more than just education. We unpacked the emotional complexity behind learning, identity, and growth. A reminder that knowledge isn’t just about what we study, but how we feel, process, and evolve through it. 📚✨

“Each of you is a shepherd and each of you is responsible for his flock.” - Prophet Muhammad ﷺ April is National Child ...
04/17/2026

“Each of you is a shepherd and each of you is responsible for his flock.” - Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the importance of families and communities working together to strengthen families to prevent child abuse and neglect.

An-Nisa invites you to a vital webinar dedicated to the safety and well-being of our children. This session is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of a difficult but necessary topic, ensuring that we, as a community, are equipped to protect the most vulnerable among us.

Join us Sunday, April 26th at 12 PM, CST! Register at tinyurl.com/AnNisaCC

‘Emotional Complexity in Islam’ led by our very own Fatima Sultan and Kamran Sabir at Rice University explored the vario...
04/15/2026

‘Emotional Complexity in Islam’ led by our very own Fatima Sultan and Kamran Sabir at Rice University explored the various Qur’anic narratives on mental health, emphasizing the need and importance of taking care of our brains along with our bodies 🧠🌙

We’re grateful to for hosting us and look forward to many more events together, in sha Allah 🩵

🔗 Book your FREE consultation with An-Nisa at annisa.org/mental-health

| emotional wellbeing, mental health in Islam, psychological wellbeing, moving forward, trauma-informed care, educate, empower, enrich

With rising costs and inflation, affording something as simple and basic as groceries has become increasingly difficult ...
04/14/2026

With rising costs and inflation, affording something as simple and basic as groceries has become increasingly difficult for so many.

If you’re struggling to put food on the table, we invite you to come shop at our food pantry! From basic pantry items to cleaning supplies, we can help keep the household running 🩵

🔗 Register for the food pantry: tinyurl.com/ANHCFoodPantry

| food assistance, groceries, everyday living, cost of living, educate, empower, enrich

04/14/2026

Message wasn’t delivered but they still served 🔥

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This past weekend, our very own Sadaf Patel and Fatima Begum explored the Social Emotional Curriculum and its sunnah-bas...
04/09/2026

This past weekend, our very own Sadaf Patel and Fatima Begum explored the Social Emotional Curriculum and its sunnah-based applications along with Midhat Naseer, Dr. Dina Geumei, and Huda Eltayeb👩‍🏫

This information-packed and impactful session was designed for all KG-8th grade educators, complete with a certificate at the end and 4 hours of CPE credits. An-Nisa also provided the attendees with a workbook that they could use throughout the session and beyond 📝

We’re very grateful to MASCON for inviting us and helping us host such an innovative workshop for our educators 🩵

04/08/2026

An-Nisa Hope Center hosted Dr. Letitia Plummer, candidate for Harris County Judge. Our team introduced An-Nisa’s varied offerings and engaged in a thoughtful discussion about collaborative work. The visit included a tour of our space and a preview of Brain Health.

We regret to inform you that our Come As You Are Eid Dinner, scheduled for Saturday, April 11 from 6 PM to 10 PM at Chop...
04/08/2026

We regret to inform you that our Come As You Are Eid Dinner, scheduled for Saturday, April 11 from 6 PM to 10 PM at Chopan Ranch, has been postponed due to the weather 🌧️

We know how much you were looking forward to this evening, and we truly share in that disappointment. Your excitement and support mean the world to us! 🧡

If you purchased a ticket, please know that a full refund has already been processed. It should appear on your bank statement within 5–10 business days.

The good news? This gathering is absolutely still happening, in sha Allah, and we have so many wonderful things in store for you. Hold on to that excitement. It will be worth the wait! ✨

Stay tuned for the new date and time. See you soon! 🫡

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7100 Regency Square Boulevard, Suite 290
Houston, TX
77036

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm

Website

https://instagram.com/annisahopecenter, http://youtube.com/@annisahopecenter, https://www.tiktok

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About Us

An-Nisa is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization working to empower, educate, and enrich the community by providing counseling, educational programs, and the necessary assistance to help our clients regain self-sufficiency.

Mission: Provide services and resources to bring individuals and families to self-sufficiency. Services include case management, counseling, and education.

Vision: To eliminate crises within the family unit.

For more information, visit our website: annisa.org