Tulip Project Housing FAQs

Project Joy and Hope (PJH) is a "home away from home" for families with seriously ill children who are receiving treatment at the Texas Medical Center. The organization provides temporary housing to families who live some distance from tertiary care centers when a child attends hospital for inpatient or outpatient treatment, awaits (or recovers) an organ transplant or needs to access palliative care.

Families benefit not only from a safe, private gated community environment and playground, but also from an on-site pediatric palliative care service center. Here families thrive as PJH offers children’s programs in the Creation Station Children’s Center and sibling activities, such as Sibshop.  A parent-to-parent Support Line, a Parent Center, and life planning legal services are also available. Project Joy and Hope’s goal is to keep families intact when facing crisis, providing solutions for challenges experienced by all members of the family. PJH aims to provide a strong support system, thereby helping families remain stable and intact at this challenging time in their lives.