Homeless Services

MHMR Programs:

Crisis Residential Unit – For adults going through crisis.

Crisis Residential Unit provides a safe environment through monitored programming, such as group or one-on-one counseling, and training concentrating on successful community reintegration.

Crisis Respite – For adults and children at risk of psychiatric crisis.

Crisis Respite provides short-term treatment for those at risk.

Liberty House – 30-bed transitional housing program for homeless male veterans.

Liberty House offers veterans with substance use and mental health needs the chance to live and work by residing in a safe and drug-free environment as they work toward their recovery. Admission to Liberty House is administered through the local VA.

Other Resources Include:

Behavioral Health Housing Hotline:

(855) 802-0014

This resource is available statewide 24/7 to help people facing housing instability or homelessness, with a focus on people dealing with mental health or substance use issues. Click here to learn more.

Texas Health and Human Services

Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs

Tarrant County Homeless Coalition Helpline:

(817) 996-8800
Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

True Worth Day Shelter:

(817) 289-7474
1513 E. Presidio Fort Worth, TX
Monday – Sunday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

MHMR works in conjunction with several housing agency and organizations in Tarrant County to provide housing and wrap-around services to those living in homelessness as defined by HUD. This system is referred to as Coordinated Access System (CAS), governed by the lead agency, Tarrant County Homeless Coalition (TCHC). CAS allows for our patients living in homelessness to have access to more housing possibilities then ever before.

Additional online resources for housing: