Harris County Resources for Children and Adults

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If you're concerned your child may be struggling with a mental health condition, you're not alone. Don't miss early warning signs so that you can get them the help they need. #MentalHealthMatters Learn more here: ow.ly/iSS950EGFOV

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"There are many ways of addressing children’s behavior that do not involve punishment of any kind" - Elizabeth Gershoff, director of the Population Research Center at UT Learn more here: ow.ly/xpIA50FxOZe.

youtube.com/watch?v=BtCAwy… Harris County Resources for Children and Adults has made a lot of changes as an organization to continue providing services to children, adults and families amid the pandemic. If you want more information, please visit us at resources.harriscountytx.gov. Thanks

It is with joy we want to announce CRCG Coordinator Takoya Jackson, LMSW, was one of 14 people across the state to be nominated for the Shining Star award at the 2020 CRCG Recognition Awards Virtual Ceremony to be held today! Visit resources.harriscountytx.gov Congratulations Takoya!

We are beaming with pride that Kimberly Milo, CYS worker in @KleinISD received this accolade yesterday in honor of International Women's Day. Thanks, @Laurie4Houston for sharing this good news!

With the new year comes some new changes within Harris County. Please watch this video to learn our new name and how it will affect changes at the department.

Many workers are sheltering in place until the roads are safe to travel again. Kinder Emergency Children's Shelter staff are caring for children housed at the shelter. TRIAD Intake staff are helping at-risk youth transported to YSC for services. Thanks for your commitment!

Hats off to our dedicated staff at the 24-hour Youth Services Center (YSC) building for helping children and families in crisis during this historic winter storm. Come sleet or snow, our staff are working tirelessly to answer the call of duty.

The public can still contact Harris County Resources for Children and Adults 24/7 at 713-295-2500. Thank you!

The offices at Murworth, Hay Center and BEAR warehouse will be closed Monday and Tuesday due to inclement weather. Our 24-hour Youth Services Center building will remain open for services in our TRIAD intake and Kinder Children's Shelter.