Caregiver education
Practical education helps family caregivers organize daily responsibilities, ask for support, and prepare questions for care providers. Contact us to discuss your needs and available education.
Learn moreHis Loving Arms Foundation
Where Care Meets Compassion
Helping caregiversbreathe again
His Loving Arms Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization rooted in Sweeny, Texas, serving caregivers, seniors, individuals with disabilities, and families in Sweeny and surrounding communities.
His Loving Arms Foundation is rooted in Sweeny, Texas, and supports caregivers, seniors, individuals with disabilities, and families in Sweeny and surrounding communities through caregiver education, resource navigation, food assistance, and community support.
Sweeny, Texas · Brazoria County
You are more than the helper
Taking care of someone can make you feel like you are only “the strong one.” If you are tired, unsure, or carrying too much — welcome. We see you, not just the work you do.
His Loving Arms is a place to set the weight down. You can breathe. You can talk. You can get real help at a pace that works for you.
“Small things, done with love, still count.”
A simple truth we live by
Resource navigation
We help caregivers and families identify local food, aging, disability, and community resources. We explain next steps and help you prepare for referrals; each provider determines eligibility and availability.
Learn moreCommunity Pantry
Our Community Pantry connects households in Sweeny and surrounding communities with food assistance. Contact us with your household size and ZIP code to ask about available groceries and arrange a pickup.
Learn moreOur heart
Show up, don't perform
Every voice is different
There is no one right way to need help. We listen first — to the mom, the son, the neighbor, and the person who has no words yet.
Show up, don't perform
You do not have to look put together. We show up. We stay. Being believed is often the first relief.
Faith in action
Faith is not a speech we give you. It is how we listen, how we keep a secret, and how we stand beside you when the room gets quiet.
Dignity in every detail
How we ask. How we pack a bag. How we say your name. You are a neighbor, not a number. You get to choose.
Our community
The ordinary work of love
Dinner. Playing outside. Talking with a home health aide. Help with dressing, and help into the car for the appointment. Every race, every generation, disability at the table — not at the door.
Dinner. 
Playing outside. 
Talking with a home health aide. 
Help with dressing. 
Help into the car for the appointment.
Need help?
How to get support
You do not have to tell a perfect story. All services are by appointment only. Call, book a visit, send a note, or message us on Facebook or Instagram. A few honest sentences are enough.
Want to help?
How to support the Foundation
You can give time, food, money, or a prayer. Give in a way that does not make anyone feel small. Help us stand with people who have been taking care of others for a long time.
Stay close
A message is enough
If a phone call feels like too much, send a message. That still counts. Follow us for caregiver notes. Watch a Short when you have one minute to rest.
Facebook messages
Private messages to the Foundation page. You do not have to explain everything. We read them, and we write back.
Instagram messages
@hislovingarmsfoundation — send a DM if your voice is tired but your thumbs still work.
YouTube Shorts
Short, honest videos for caregivers who do not have an hour — and still need to feel less alone.
From our founder
“I have spent more than twenty years providing care and support to others. Over time, I made mistakes, and each one taught me something about how people function in relationships. The most consistent lesson is this: people need to be acknowledged. Every voice carries its own perspective, shaped by individual experiences. And every voice contributes something meaningful when it is genuinely heard.”
Hattishia Johnican · Founder & Executive Director
Meet HattishiaYou do not have to earn a listening ear
Reach out as you are. We will listen first. Then we will walk with you, one step at a time.
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Start where your voice is
Learn how we meet caregivers — or reach out if you already know you need a hand. Either is a complete beginning.