If it passes
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What this is
Harris County gives gift cards to teens who complete a family relationship program that helps parents and teenagers communicate better.
Type: Financial AuthorizationFile: 26-3275 Status: Passed Legislative Body: Commissioners Court Introduced: 2026-05-07 Passed: 2026-05-14
Mary.Cesar@harriscountytx.gov
Key details
- Program: Parent/Teen Survival Program with gift card rewards
- Provider: Harris County Resources for Children & Adults
- Cost: Free for all Harris County families
- Coverage: All Harris County including Houston neighborhoods
- Support: Help with transportation and childcare available
Where it reaches
- Address
- 1001 Preston St, 77002
- District
- City Council · District I
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Why it matters
Strong family relationships keep teens safe and help them succeed in school. This free program teaches parents and teens how to communicate better and handle conflicts. Gift cards reward teens who complete the program, showing our community values their hard work.
Two outcomes
If it doesn't
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If this passes
Families get free help building stronger relationships. Teens learn communication skills and get gift cards for completing the program. Parents get tools to handle conflicts better.
If this does not pass
Families must find other ways to get help with parent-teen relationships. No gift card incentive to encourage teens to participate in family programs.
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By the numbers
Nearby in Our Voice7
DistrictCity Council · District I
Led byHarris County Commissioners Court
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