Take Me Home Program

The Take Me Home Program is a database created for law enforcement to quickly access information on people who are missing and need help finding their way back home. The program is designed for individuals who may need special assistance including those with dementia, autism, or specific mental health needs.

When a person is reported missing to dispatch or a missing person is found, law enforcement officers will have access to their information including their name, a current photo, and comments about them to help them return home.

This program is currently available in the Belton and Harker Heights communities. Belton residents can be registered here or by visiting the Belton Police Department at 711 E. 2nd Avenue, in Belton. Harker Heights residents can be enrolled by calling Healthy Homes at (254) 953-5429 to schedule an appointment for the intake process.

Upcoming Events

Sept. 14: Free Dementia Class at Dementia Enrichment Center

Save your seat for this free class held Saturday, September 14 @ 10-11am. Learn to decode the verbal and behavioral messages delivered by someone with dementia, and identify strategies to help you connect and communicate at each stage of the disease.​

Oct. 5: Bell County Walk to End Alzheimer's

Join us at the Alzheimer's Association's Bell County Walk to End Alzheimer's on October 5 at Liberty Park in Belton. The opening ceremony is at 9am, and the walk starts at 9:30. Can't make the walk? You can still donate on behalf of our team!

Nov. 6: Area Agency on Aging Caregiver Conference

On November 6, the Area Agency on Aging will host their annual Caregiver Conference. Save the date for this free conference where you'll learn hands-on skills and connect with resources to strengthen your abilities and confidence as a caregiver. More details to come!