Houston proposes ‘superhub’ for homeless people with fewer restrictions near Shell Energy Stadium

HOUSTON — The city of Houston’s housing department has proposed a new “superhub” facility near Shell Energy Stadium to serve as a one-stop center for people experiencing homelessness.

Unlike traditional shelters, the proposed ‘low-barrier facility’ would have no program requirements, no pet restrictions, and no limits on entry hours. Residents would not be turned away due to mental health or substance-use issues.

The site would be part of a large ecosystem of homeless services across the city, connecting people to healthcare and counseling. It would also provide pathways to housing…

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