In 2009, Monique Davis, a visionary leader, embarked on a mission to support homeless women and children by connecting them with essential local resources. As her outreach efforts expanded, so did her network of organizations dedicated to helping these vulnerable populations. In 2016, Ms. Davis took a significant step forward by founding Women Connections Incorporated, a nonprofit established in response to the pressing need for support among homeless women, victims of domestic violence, and single mothers with children in the Houston, Texas area. Fueled by her own experience of overcoming poverty, Ms. Davis is deeply committed to empowering women to break free from cycles of hardship. "We must remember that we've all faced challenges that we had to overcome, and God calls us to be a source of support for others," she emphasizes.

Through strategic collaboration with various organizations, businesses, and individuals, Ms. Davis created a hands-on program that effectively addresses the diverse challenges her clients face. She believes that experiential learning is crucial, especially in difficult situations, as it equips individuals with practical skills and knowledge that empower them to navigate their circumstances more effectively. These strong partnerships have been instrumental in driving transformative change for the women and children involved in WCI's initiatives. Since its inception, WCI has positively impacted over 500 women and children by providing them with housing, food assistance, job preparation, business skills training, health and wellness education, spiritual support, and financial literacy resources. This is just the beginning; looking to the future, WCI plans to acquire a building to expand its capacity to house more women and children in need while offering even more comprehensive services.