We Help Youth Facing Homelessness in Houston, Texas
We serve young people experiencing or at risk of homelessness or human trafficking with absolute respect and unconditional love. Our ultimate goal is to help each young person move on with their lives in positive ways with counseling, education, stable employment, and secure housing.
Get Help Now
On the street? Need help? We're open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Call: 713-523-2231
Or come to:
1111 Lovett Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77006.
Covenant House Texas (CHT) provides shelter for young people ages 18-24 who are facing homelessness, abuse, or abandonment. We are committed to providing young people a safe haven, unconditional love, absolute respect, and a path to lasting independence. All our services are free.
Our Shelter
At CHT’s emergency shelter, young women and men are assured of a safe space, warm meals, free health care, and supportive services. This includes parenting programs that welcome young adults and their children up to age 5.
Our Programs
Youth can access short-term emergency care through CHT’s street outreach program, drop-in services, and emergency shelter. They have access to meals, clothing, showers, recreational activities, health care, and more. Our transitional housing program, Rights of Passage, helps youth hone independent living skills for up to two years. CHT also reaches out to vulnerable youth and their parents through our PEP TALK program to help them avoid homelessness before it happens.
Our Services
- Meals
- Hygiene kits, blankets
- Lockers & clean beds
- Case management
- Transportation assistance
- On-site medical care
- Health education
- Health screenings
- Substance-use assessment
- Mental health care
- Employment assistance
- Job readiness
- Financial literacy
- Education facilitation
- Life skills workshops
- Service referrals
- Rapid rehousing program
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Shelter Is Only the Beginning
From crisis to care: Find out what it's like when a young person enters our doors.