The Harris Center's Respite, Rehabilitation, and Re-Entry Center provides specialized support for individuals with serious mental health conditions, with particular focus on those navigating the justice system or experiencing homelessness. This comprehensive residential facility offers round-the-clock care in a structured environment designed to facilitate successful community reintegration while reducing recidivism rates. Residents receive a full spectrum of services including therapy, case management, life-skills training, and both medical and psychiatric care. The center's on-site pharmacy ensures convenient access to prescribed medications, supporting treatment adherence and stability. Within the facility, the Substance Use Disorder Recovery Services Program operates an 8-bed residential detoxification unit specifically for adults facing homelessness and substance use challenges. This voluntary program provides 5-7 day stays for individuals meeting Texas HHSC eligibility requirements who have used substances within the previous 72 hours. The non-locked setting offers confidential screenings, withdrawal management, counseling, group therapy, case management, and connections to continuing care resources. What distinguishes this center is its integrated approach to addressing mental health needs, substance use recovery, and re-entry support simultaneously. Rather than cycling through institutional settings, clients receive holistic, compassionate care that helps them rebuild their lives and successfully transition back into the community with appropriate supports in place.