Journey HTX's overall mission is to provide a feasible and steady pathway toward full, long-term self-sustainability for former foster care children within the context of personal, geographical, and economic communities. This includes ensuring their success in every aspect of the full human experience: physically, financially, emotionally, and psychologically.

Journey HTX’s overall vision is to develop a successful, supportive model for self-sustainable integration into society for foster children. Journey’s deepest desire is for this model to showcase society’s co-dependency on its most vulnerable populations. Thus, Journey sees the value and importance of cultivating all community groups to guarantee our collective ability to thrive.

Journey HTX’s Focus is on the safety and security—both short—and long-term—of the underserved population of former foster children. Foster children reach a point in the U.S. system where they are “aged out” of receiving the baseline, necessary resources, and supportive tools to survive and thrive. Journey works to ensure that this population is provided with and exposed to the same foundations that comprise our societal standard of adolescent development and preparation for adulthood via direct, application-based, and communal support mechanisms.