Neighborhood Centers

The Harris School, established in 1997, provides a nurturing and therapeutic learning environment for PreK3 through 6th grade students, focusing on both emotional well-being and academic success. With a dedicated team that partners with families, the school creates individualized plans to promote emotional growth and address each child's unique needs. Utilizing therapeutic techniques, The Harris School fosters self-expression, emotional regulation, and stress management, offering a holistic education that supports lifelong success. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the school is committed to providing a supportive academic environment where students and their families can learn new skills to overcome challenging behaviors. Generated from the website

The Child Care Council of Greater Houston, founded in October 1969, is a private non-profit organization dedicated to providing rich and nurturing child development experiences for young children from low to moderate income families. Through a range of programs including child-development centers, professional development initiatives, and after school programs, the Council aims to support families in maintaining strong family units and economic stability. With a focus on high-quality and affordable childcare services, the Council's West End Child Development Center strives to empower staff, enhance professionalism, and ensure a living wage for all employees. Committed to making the future bright for children, the Child Care Council of Greater Houston plays a vital role in the community by offering essential services such as early childhood education, juvenile delinquency prevention, and homeless assistance programs.Generated from the website