We believe every individual deserves to be treated with dignity and have the opportunity to achieve goals and dreams. We also understand that life can be difficult. We provide services to give our friends and neighbors the tools to pursue independence, live fulfilled lives, and enjoy meaningful relationships in families and communities.
The Behavioral Health Internship Academy is dedicated to enhancing the learning experiences for students currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program.
The Behavioral Health Internship Academy is dedicated to enhancing the learning experiences for students currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program.
The Behavioral Health Internship Academy offers interns excellent clinical training and experience in the...
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Good mental health is a building block for well-being.
Mental health affects physical and emotional health as well as relationships with others. Mental health concerns are common. Mental health services help people progress toward improvement and recovery. Our services help people deal with mental health issues and achieve improved mental health and well-being.
For individuals ages 15-30, newly-diagnosed with schizophrenia, schizoaffective and schizophreniform disorders, delusional disorder, and psychosis NOS.
View MoreAdult Mental Health Outpatient Services offers behavioral health services including initial intake assessments, medication...
View MoreThe ACT and IST treatment team focuses on client individualized recovery plans to address...
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A healthy community creates opportunities for everyone to share their gifts and talents and make meaningful contributions.
Individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD) should be treated with dignity and have opportunities to accomplish their dreams. Our services help individuals with IDD develop skills, achieve greater independence, and live meaningful lives in their families and communities.
For individuals diagnosed with IDD before the age of 18 and living in a nursing facility
View MoreCommunity Living &Support Services (CLASS) is a program for individuals with an IDD diagnosis...
View MoreTexas Home Living is a Medicaid Waiver program providing services to individuals with Intellectual...
View MoreCommunity First Choice (CFC) is a Medicaid Entitlement program for individuals with intellectual or...
View MoreAn ICF/IID program is a residential group home, providing intermediate care facilities for individuals with...
View MoreHome & Community Based Services (HCBS) is a Medicaid Waiver program for individuals with...
View MoreAging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) support the Texas No Wrong Door system by...
View MorePerson-centered opportunities, skills development, and vocational training
View MoreHeavenly Scent Soap was established in 2018 through a unique partnership between the East...
View MoreThe Vocational Apprenticeship Program seeks to provide training to individuals with intellectual and developmental...
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Healthy families are the cornerstone of a strong community.
Continuous or chronic substance use can have harmful effects on individuals and families. Substance use services help individuals overcome chemical dependency and promote recovery.
The Substance Use Disorder – Community Health Worker program is a program that links...
View MoreWe are here to motivate, uplift, and encourage growth. Together, we will assist our youth...
View MoreOutpatient treatment for Texas residents with substance use disorder diagnosis
View MoreOutpatient treatment for Texas residents with substance use disorder diagnosis
View MoreOutpatient treatment for Texas residents with substance use disorder diagnosis
View MoreFor individuals experiencing both mental health and substance use disorders
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Life is stressful—and sometimes that stress can be overwhelming. Crisis services can help someone who is in danger of self-harm or harming others or is becoming unable to care for basic self needs like shelter, clothing, and food.
Assessment to determine services needed by an individual in crisis
View MoreOut-of-home crisis respite to help individuals with IDD remain in the community
View MoreThe Regional Crisis Stabilization Unit is an inpatient program serving individuals experiencing a mental...
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One in five US adults and one in six US children and teens (ages 6-17) experience a mental illness or disorder every year. Mental health issues affect individuals and the people who love and care for them. Mental Health First Aid provides training that equips people to recognize and provide initial help to individuals experiencing mental health or substance use disorders. Mental Health First Aid training is for people who care about their family members, friends, and others and want to help their communities become safer and healthier for everyone.
Teaches people how to notice and respond to signs of mental health and addiction challenges with a specific focus on cultural factors related to military life
View MoreTeaches people how to recognize signs of mental health or substance use challenges in adults ages 18 and over, offer initial help, and guide a person toward appropriate care
View MoreTeaches high school students how to identify, understand, and respond to signs and symptoms of mental health or substance use issues in their friends and peers
View MoreTeaches family members, school staff, and others how to help an adolescent (age 12-18) who is experiencing a mental health or addictions challenge or is in crisis
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Maintaining physical health is important to the well-being of individuals and to the community as a whole. Primary care offers convenient, affordable health care services.
Preventive and comprehensive healthcare services for children and adults
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Individual and community well-being is built just like a house is built.
Prevention & Early Intervention (PEI) services provide support for individuals and families who are experiencing stress along with risks and early indicators of issues that could lead to negative outcomes. PEI helps individuals and families reduce causes of these issues and achieve more positive outcomes.
The Youth Empowerment Services (YES) program helps children and youth with serious mental, emotional...
View MoreFor families with children birth through age 3 who have developmental delays, disabilities, or medical diagnoses that may impact development
View MoreVoluntary, no-cost program for families that are pregnant or have children birth through age 5 not enrolled in full-time school
View MoreCommunity coalition to reduce and prevent substance use among ages 9-20
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Serving those who have served us.
Veterans face unique challenges after military service. We’re here to help our veterans live better lives. We are honored to serve those who serve and protect all of us.
The Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program services include community outreach...
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Everyone has the right to live in a stable, accessible home. Stable housing contributes to mental, physical, and emotional health and well-being. Supportive housing services assist people who are experiencing or facing homelessness and may also be experiencing additional health problems.
The Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) Program provides funding through general local governments, public housing...
View MoreCypress Manor and Pegues Place are HUD subsidized properties for individuals with low income...
View MoreFor individuals with mental illness who are experiencing homelessness
View MoreHHSC Supportive Housing Rental Assistance helps qualifying clients of Community Healthcore who are homeless...
View MoreWorks with housing authorities, builders and developers to increase the amount of affordable and...
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Are you on Medicare? Medicare Open Enrollment Period: October 15, 2023 - December 7, 2023...
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