Harmony House

New beginnings: this program is a 200 unit permanent supportive housing program that provides intensive case management and life-skills classes to chronically homeless people. Program participants are provided with resources that focus on enhancing their abilities to exit homelessness and remain self-sufficient. Harmony House provided services to 240 clients through the year through this program.

The john langston House is a 7 bed negative airflow isolation facility, possible through a partnership with the city of houston, that provides medical treatment and housing for homeless persons with infectious tuberculosis. This is the only facility of its kind in the state and continues to have an incredibly positive impact in the community and has resulted in a drastic reduction of reported cases of infectious tuberculosis. 18 individuals were served at this facility over the past year.

Harmony House worker dorm: this 128 bed dormitory-style facility has remained successful since the early 1990's and is the only program that does not receive any government or city funding to operate. Men pay a reasonable daily, weekly or monthly rate in exchange for a safe place to sleep, eat and store their belongings. With a community clinic onsite, they can access medical care without even leaving the building. The partnership with harris health systems makes possible the community clinic and gold card eligibility office within the Harmony House residence that not only serves the men who live at Harmony House but is also open to the community, including women and children, throughout each week. This program serves hundreds of clients each year.

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