Residential Services

The Harris County Residential Treatment Center (HCRTC) is a residential program designed to serve clients who are in need of intensive, out of home placement to address a broad range of criminogenic needs including substance abuse, criminal attitudes, criminal peers, criminal personality characteristics, employment/education, and family issues. The program will be split into different tracks depending on gender, risk, and level of substance use. Males and females will be split into different living environments as well as low/moderate risk clients will be separated programmatically from high-risk clients. Those clients who are higher risk will receive upwards to 300 hours of direct treatment while moderate risk clients will receive about 200 hours, and low-moderate will receive approximately 100 hours of treatment. The HCRTC includes SATF, YMAC, and WHO-A. 

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This program is a residential program for male and female clients of all age groups who have been identified as having a significant mental health impairment. The DDRP program provides six-month residential substance abuse treatment integrated with mental health treatment services to clients identified with co-occurring mental health/substance abuse through the CAC. The clients participate in mental health counseling on an individual and group basis to address their co-occurring disorders.  Aftercare services will be provided for all clients. Upon completion of the MH Residential Program cases will be placed in the Mental Health Initiative Specialized Caseloads. 

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The Women Helping Ourselves (WHO) program partners with Santa Maria Hostel to provide community based long term residential treatment programming for women who are either pregnant or have an infant child. The program lasts between six and twelve months, followed by a six-month reintegration phase of intensive supervision in the community. The residential phase of the program is designed to assist clients in changing antisocial attitudes, feelings, peer associations and behavior by promoting identification with anti-criminal role models and providing skills training in self-control and self-management through behavioral, cognitive, and social learning principles programs. The reintegration phase is designed to reinforce that which has been learned and to provide support for the women as they incorporate new ways of thinking into their lives.

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The HCCSCD will contract with community substance abuse residential programs to provide short-term residential interventions for clients on supervision. These programs will provide IOP and SOP services in addition to relapse prevention and aftercare. HCCSCD will monitor these contracts to ensure that services are based on evidence-based models. 

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