The Clubhouse Model is an evidence-based, recovery-oriented program for adults living with mental health challenges. The goal of the program is to improve a person's ability to function successfully in the community through involvement in a peer-focused environment. Members are encouraged to participate in the operations of the Clubhouse such as:
- Clerical duties
- Reception
- Food service
- Transportation
- Financial services
Members are also encouraged to participate in activities to promote outside employment, education, meaningful relationships, housing and an overall improved quality of life.
Clubhouse International offers resources to communities wishing to start and sustain a Clubhouse program.
How to Become a Provider
Providers submitted a proposal to the Health and Human Services Commission in fiscal year 2015 and contracts were awarded in fiscal year 2016. HHSC reviewed proposals and contract negotiations before awarding contracts. Current Clubhouse providers are under contract with HHSC through the end of FY 18 and the agency has renewed the same contracts for FY 19.
State Funded Clubhouses
Austin Clubhouse
Website: Austin Club House
Region 7
Brain Injury Network of Dallas
Website: The Bind
Region: 3
Jewish Family Service of Dallas
Website: PLAN @ 1121 Rock
Region: 3
San Angelo Clubhouse
Website: San Angelo Clubhouse
Region: 9
San Antonio Clubhouse
Website: San Antonio Clubhouse
Region: 8
Magnificat (St. Joseph House)
Website: St. Joseph House
Region: 6
Hope Fort Bend Clubhouse
Website: Hope Fort Bend Clubhouse
Region: 6
Training
View training and educational programs to help develop Clubhouse.
Contact Us
If you have questions or require additional information, please send requests to: BHS Peer Services.