The Project for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) at The Harris Center's Bristow Center provides comprehensive support for adults experiencing homelessness alongside mental illness and substance use disorders. This Houston-based program offers both clinical services, including psychiatric assessments, medication management, and substance use treatment, and practical assistance such as meals, showers, clothing, laundry facilities, computer access, and personal storage. PATH welcomes walk-ins daily and accepts referrals from various community sources. Through strategic partnerships with organizations like the Coalition for the Homeless, Houston Food Bank, and Houston Recovery Center, PATH connects clients with housing assistance, legal aid, benefits applications, and recovery resources. The program's holistic, no-cost approach focuses on addressing immediate needs while supporting individuals through their transition to long-term stability and independence. Staff conduct regular community outreach to ensure vulnerable individuals receive essential support for stabilization and recovery.