Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD/Bristow Center/PATH

The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD – Bristow Center/PATH, located at 2627 Caroline Street in Houston, Texas, is a dedicated outpatient facility offering compassionate mental health services to individuals experiencing homelessness and serious mental illness. As part of the PATH (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness) program, the center focuses on helping vulnerable individuals achieve stability, improved mental wellness, and long-term recovery.

This facility provides access to essential mental health care, including therapy, psychiatric evaluations, and medication support. In addition to clinical services, the Bristow Center offers comprehensive support that addresses daily living needs—such as meals, showers, laundry facilities, and personal storage—as well as housing assistance, peer support, and case management.

Through partnerships with local organizations like the Houston Food Bank, Coalition for the Homeless, and Houston Recovery Center, the Bristow Center connects clients with critical community resources that aid in their recovery and reintegration.

With a trauma-informed approach and a welcoming, nonjudgmental environment, the Harris Center Bristow Center/PATH plays a vital role in Houston’s mental health care system, helping individuals transition from crisis to stability with dignity and respect.