The Hughen Center is a non-profit organization located in Port Arthur, Texas, that provides comprehensive services and support for individuals with disabilities. Founded in 1937, the center was initially established to serve children with polio and has since evolved to address a broader range of disabilities and needs. The organization offers vocational training, rehabilitation services, and educational programs designed to help clients develop life skills and achieve greater independence. The Hughen Center operates multiple programs, including the Bob Hope School, a charter school that serves students with and without disabilities in an inclusive educational environment. Key services provided by the Hughen Center include occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, and vocational training programs. The center also offers adult day services and employment assistance for individuals with disabilities. Through partnerships with local businesses and organizations, the Hughen Center facilitates job placement and supported employment opportunities for its clients. The organization is funded through a combination of government grants, private donations, and service fees. It maintains accreditation from relevant state and federal agencies and operates under the guidance of a board of directors. The Hughen Center continues to serve as a vital resource for the disabled community in Southeast Texas, focusing on promoting independence, dignity, and quality of life for its clients.