Mahalo
Houston, TX

C G JUNG EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF HOUSTON TEXAS

EIN 74-1478433
Health & Wellness Mental Health & Counseling Children & youth Low-income
Mission

The Jung Center provides pathways to finding deeper meaning in everyday life by supporting greater self-awareness, creative expression, and psychological insight for individuals, relationships, and the community.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) school Contributions are tax-deductible

About C G JUNG EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF HOUSTON TEXAS

The C.G. Jung Educational Center of Houston (the Jung Center) is a long-established nonprofit forum (founded in 1958) for public education in analytical psychology, the expressive arts, and the humanities. The Center runs year-round public programming including classes, lectures, workshops, exhibits, and professional trainings both onsite and online. The organization operates formal educational tracks and continuing-education programs for mental health and other helping professionals while also offering community-facing initiatives—Mind Body Spirit Institute, Community for Conscious Aging, gallery exhibitions, and targeted service programs for under-resourced children and adults. The Jung Center partners with local institutions (public health agencies, school districts, community centers and cultural funders) to deliver mental-health training, caregiver support, and arts-based wellness programming across the Houston region. The organization files annual Form 990s as a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 74-1478433) and maintains an active calendar of more than two hundred public courses and hundreds of community events serving thousands of participants each year.

Notable achievements

Established educational presence since 1958

Founded in 1958, the Jung Center has operated for more than six decades as a regional nonprofit educational institution focused on Jungian psychology, the arts, and community wellbeing.

Large annual program footprint

The Center offers more than 200 public classes, workshops, and events annually and reaches several thousand new and returning students through onsite and online programming.

Community mental-health trainings and partnerships

In recent years the Center has provided targeted trainings and resilience workshops for school counselors, nurses, and other care providers (including multi-day trainings for Alief ISD) and has secured local funding to expand arts-based and digital mental-health programming.

At a glance

Total assets
$7.5M
Annual revenue
$1.0M
Tax status
501(c)(3)School
EIN
74-1478433
Location
Houston, TX
On Mahalo since
September 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Rated and profiled on major nonprofit information platforms (Charity Navigator lists a multi-star / Beacon-style profile and public transparency metrics).
Recipient of local public funding and grants for innovative programming (including municipal cultural grants and awarded project funding for digital arts/mental-health initiatives).
Recognized as a continuing professional education provider and partner for trainings used by educators and health professionals in Texas.

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