Harris Center Southwest Community Service Center

The Harris Center's Southwest Community Service Center, located just off the Southwest Freeway in Houston, provides comprehensive mental health and substance use services for individuals of all ages. They offer outpatient mental health care, primary medical services, substance use support, and specialized care for clients with autism or intellectual and developmental disability. Additionally, the center has specialized programs for children, ensuring they receive essential therapy and psychiatric care.

Comprehensive and Personalized Care

Clients can access counseling, prescribed medications, and primary medical care while working with staff to develop personalized treatment plans. The center also provides case management and housing assistance, helping individuals achieve stability and long-term well-being. For those involved in the justice system, the adult justice system services provide outpatient mental health care, competency restoration, and reintegration support, ensuring that individuals receive the appropriate treatment while navigating legal processes.

Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Autism

The Southwest Community Service Center offers outpatient care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), including autism, through personalized support plans. These services include specialized therapies, skills training, and behavioral support to promote independence and improve quality of life. Additionally, the center’s autism program offers targeted interventions to help individuals and families navigate daily challenges with expert guidance.

Accessible Community Support

By offering a wide range of services under one roof, the center makes it easier for clients to get the care they need. The dedicated team is committed to supporting both mental and physical health in a compassionate, community-based environment. The center is easily accessible by bus (lines 65 and 68) or car, with on-site parking available.