Texas community resource
Residential Treatment Program
The Women's Home
Residential treatment and transitional housing support for homeless women with substance use or co-occurring mental health disorders.
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How to get help
Call the admissions coordinator for telephone screening. Qualified applicants are scheduled for an in-person psychosocial assessment and comprehensive evaluation; applicants offered admission must provide a homelessness letter from an emergency shelter.
Who this service helps
Women ages 22 to 60 who are homeless and have a substance use disorder, with or without a co-occurring mental health disorder, and who meet the official program's participation and safety requirements.
Where this service is available
Service area: Montrose, Houston, Texas.
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Cost / fees
There is no charge to join the program. Residents with income pay a stated percentage of income while living in the main residence or transitional housing.
About this service
The program combines dormitory residence, meals, case management, clinical care, vocational services, and aftercare. It offers an 89-day intensive track and a six- to 18-month supportive track with a path toward more independent transitional housing.
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