The H.O.W. Center Mission Statement
The H.O.W. Center is located in Beaumont, Texas and provides a safe and structured living environment for individuals recovering from addiction while they gain the skills they need to live independently and successfully. Men completing treatment for an addiction, men being released from incarceration, men living on the streets or anyone enduring a life-altering event are appropriate for residency.
Our Values
A non-profit institution, The H.O.W. Center was established in January, 1992 and operates according to the three basic principles that comprise its name.
The H.O.W. Center History and Program
Since opening in 1992, The H.O.W. Center has housed and provided services for thousands of individuals. Owens Davillier acquired some abandoned properties from the City of Beaumont and, with community help, renovated the buildings and began to house men in need. The H.O.W. Center provides room and board, three meals a day, telephone, laundry facilities (both necessary for employment), workout room, education center and more. Safety and nutrition are essential for recovering from addictions and we provide these along with the other necessary tools needed for success in this program. The men at The H.O.W. Center learn necessary life-skills to begin rebuilding their lives and becoming self-confident men and productive members of society. The residents are required to work a twelve step program, perform chores, and abide by rules. The H.O.W. Center’s supportive environment helps each individual to strive to be the best sober version of themselves. Now, we have developed a network of support that helps all individuals including men, women, and families.
























