Resource Library
Find trusted resources and support services across Texas in one convenient place. Browse organizations offering housing assistance, financial assistance, medication assistance, mental health services, transportation resources, and more.
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City of Arlington - City Services
The City of Arlington provides a wide range of services and resources to support residents throughout every stage of life. Through its city services portal, individuals can access information about affordable housing programs, financial assistance resources, transportation, neighborhood services, public safety, utilities, parks and recreation, and other community programs. Whether you're looking for local assistance, city services, or information about programs available in Arlington, this resource serves as a central hub for residents seeking support and community connections.

City of Lubbock General Assistance
Lubbock County General Assistance is a public assistance program that helps eligible Lubbock County residents experiencing financial hardship. Services include temporary assistance with rent, utility bills, emergency food, and limited cremation assistance, along with case management and referrals to additional community resources. The program is designed to help families meet immediate basic needs while working toward greater stability and self-sufficiency

Community Health Choice
Community Health Choice is a nonprofit health plan serving Texas residents through Medicaid, CHIP, STAR+PLUS, Medicare, and Health Insurance Marketplace plans. Members can access healthcare coverage, provider and pharmacy resources, care coordination, and other services to help navigate their healthcare needs.

Danny Did Foundation
The Danny Did Foundation is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing deaths caused by seizures through education, advocacy, and access to seizure safety technology. Founded in memory of four-year-old Danny Stanton, the organization raises awareness about Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), promotes conversations between healthcare providers and families, provides grants to help individuals obtain seizure detection devices, and advocates for improved access to life-saving technologies. The foundation also offers educational resources, support for families, and information to help people with epilepsy live safer, healthier lives.

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