Community Resources

Online Directory of Atascosa County
Directory search for health care, public school districts, and other resources.

Camino Real Community Services
Provides comprehensive services to persons with psychiatric needs, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and infants/toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Alamo Service Connection
Alamo Service Connection, an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) connects seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities and caregivers to services and resources within the county.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Atascosa Inter-Agency Council

Workforce Solutions Alamo
Resources include Texas Health and Human Services, Children with Disabilities, Developmental Information & Screenings, CHIP and Child's Health, Head Start, Parenting Classes and Other Resources.

Salvation Army
(830) 569-5498. Located in Pleasanton, TX.

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 796-3507. Located in Jourdanton, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

ARC-San Antonio
The ARC of SA's Family Support Services works with families and caregivers to develop and implement plans that address the immediate and long-term needs of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium
(210) 370-5239. Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium is a group of 8 service providers that offer no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

Atascosa Christian Assistance Ministry
(830) 742-4901. Located in Poteet, TX.

Hill Country MHDD Centers
Provides mental health (adults & children), individual developmental disability, youth empowerment and substance abuse services.

United Way of Comal County
Listing of health and human service agencies and initiatives United Way of Comal County partners with to provide resources to eligible individuals.

Comal County Crisis Center
The center provides services to women, children and men of all ages. These services include 24-crisis line, shelter, counseling, support groups, legal advocacy, assistance with filing for child support, case-management, victim’s advocacy, transportation, information/referral and community education/prevention.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Workforce Solutions Alamo
Resources include Texas Health and Human Services, Children with Disabilities, Developmental Information & Screenings, CHIP and Child's Health, Head Start, Parenting Classes and Other Resources.

Comal County Assistance Programs

Canyon Lake Resource & Recreation Center
Serves the residents of Canyon Lake by providing vital social service resources such as meals on wheels, youth basketball, emergency food pantry, and financial crisis assistance.

Canyon Lake Family, Community & Civic Organizations

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 625-8023. Located in New Braunfels, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

ARC-San Antonio
The ARC of SA's Family Support Services works with families and caregivers to develop and implement plans that address the immediate and long-term needs of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Alamo Service Connection
Alamo Service Connection, an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) connects seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities and caregivers to services and resources within the county.

Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium
(210) 370-5239. Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium is a group of 8 service providers that offer no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Workforce Solutions Alamo
Resources include Texas Health and Human Services, Children with Disabilities, Developmental Information & Screenings, CHIP and Child's Health, Head Start, Parenting Classes and Other Resources.

Community Services Agency of South Texas
Programs include: Head Start, Housing, Food Assistance, Meals on Wheels, Utility Assistance, Energy Conservation Programs, Employment Training, Educational Assistance Programs, Homeless Shelters, Services for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers.

Camino Real Community Services
Provides comprehensive services to persons with psychiatric needs, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and infants/toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

Family Service Association Rural Area Services
Provides educational services for children, character building and positive reinforcement for youth, and essential resource and referral services for parents in need.

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Workforce Solutions Alamo
Resources include Texas Health and Human Services, Children with Disabilities, Developmental Information & Screenings, CHIP and Child's Health, Head Start, Parenting Classes and Other Resources.

Boerne Community Coalition
The Boerne Community Coalition is a collaborative group of local non-profit agencies, civic organizations, churches, businesses, city government, and individuals who come together to help children who are on the Federal Meal Program during the school year by feeding them lunch during the summer when those meals are no longer available. This group also focuses on enrichment/education, access to area benefits, services and organizations, and a supportive network--critical home repairs.

Christian Women's & Men's Job Corps of Kendall County
This organization teaches job and life skills training, including Microsoft Office 2010 computer software. Located in Boerne, TX.

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 249-3533. Located in Boerne, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

Alamo Service Connection
Alamo Service Connection, an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) connects seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities and caregivers to services and resources within the county.

ARC-San Antonio
The ARC of SA's Family Support Services works with families and caregivers to develop and implement plans that address the immediate and long-term needs of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Hill Country Family Services Assistance Programs

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium
(210) 370-5239. Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium is a group of 8 service providers that offer no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

Hill Country MHDD Centers
Provides mental health (adults & children), individual developmental disability, youth empowerment and substance abuse services.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Workforce Solutions Alamo
Resources include Texas Health and Human Services, Children with Disabilities, Developmental Information & Screenings, CHIP and Child's Health, Head Start, Parenting Classes and Other Resources.

Hill Country Cares
Hill Country CARES promotes healthy relationships and seeks to prevent domestic and sexual crimes by working with people at high risk of victimization and the perpetrators themselves. They help by providing services in intervention, prevention, education and outreach through Family CARES, Kid CARES, and Kids' Advocacy Place.

Any Baby Can KERR County Resource Guide
Listing of family services, adult education/training, crisis services, medical services, specialized and support services, autism support and community/auxiliary services.

Doyle School Community Center
Programs: Mentoring and tutoring in the afterschool program, summer events for youth, summer field trips, community events.

Baptist Child and Family Services
(830) 896-0993. Located in Kerrville, TX. BCFS is an innovative and dynamic system of non-profit organizations that is constantly evolving to meet the needs of at-risk populations. Services include emergency management, medical & healthcare, children & families, youth & teens, juvenile justice, community development and people with disabilities.

Kerr County Christian Assistance Ministry
The Kerr County Area Christian Assistance Ministry (C.A.M.) centralizes resources for Kerr County by providing food, clothing,  and assistance with utilities and prescription medicine.

Parenting Resource Center
The Parenting Resource Center provides resources for moms, babies, and families.

Families and Literacy, Inc.
Located in Kerrville, TX. This organization offers classes in GED preparation, Adult Basic Education, Citizenships, ESL, parenting and personal finance.

Salvation Army Social Services

Alamo Service Connection
Alamo Service Connection, an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) connects seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities and caregivers to services and resources within the county.

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 896-3933. Located in Kerrville, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium
(210) 370-5239. Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium is a group of 8 service providers that offer no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

South Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center
Provides information about services in the county addressing aging and disability needs which includes eligibility screening, comprehensive assessment, community based alternatives, community services, consumer direct services, affordable/accessible housing and services for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 563-2473. Located in Brackettville, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

Family Service Association Rural Area Services
Provides educational services for children, character building and positive reinforcement for youth, and essential resource and referral services for parents in need.

Kinney County Church Alliance
(830) 563-2017. Located in Brackettville, TX provides resources, charity services and advocacy assistance.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Community Services Agency of South Texas
Programs include: Head Start, Housing, Food Assistance, Meals on Wheels, Utility Assistance, Energy Conservation Programs, Employment Training, Educational Assistance Programs , Homeless Shelters, Services for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers.

Camino Real Community Services
Provides comprehensive services to persons with psychiatric needs, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and infants/toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

South Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center
Provides information about services in the county addressing aging and disability needs which includes eligibility screening, comprehensive assessment, community based alternatives, community services, consumer direct services, affordable/accessible housing and services for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Family Resources Eagle Pass Yellow Pages
Listing of family services located in Eagle Pass, TX.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Camino Real Community Services
Provides comprehensive services to persons with psychiatric needs, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and infants/toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Eagle Pass Heroes
The philosophy behind Eagle Pass HEROES is to assist those in our community with resources for children with special needs.

Family Service Association Rural Area Services
Provides educational services for children, character building and positive reinforcement for youth, and essential resource and referral services for parents in need.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

Community Action Social Services & Education, Inc.
(830) 773-7274. Located in Eagle Pass, TX.

Seco Mines Community Center
(830) 773-5588. Located in Eagle Pass, TX. Provides individual and family services.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Workforce Solutions Alamo
Resources include Texas Health and Human Services, Children with Disabilities, Developmental Information & Screenings, CHIP and Child's Health, Head Start, Parenting Classes and Other Resources.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 426-5533. Located in Hondo, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Medina County Food Pantry
(830) 426-4847. Located in Hondo, TX.

South Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center
Provides information about services in the county addressing aging and disability needs which includes eligibility screening, comprehensive assessment, community based alternatives, community services, consumer direct services, affordable/accessible housing and services for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Southwest Texas Assistance Programs
Programs include: Head Start, Housing, Food Assistance , Meals on Wheels, Utility Assistance, Energy Conservation Programs, Employment Training, Educational Assistance Programs, Homeless Shelters, Services for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers.

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.  

South Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center
Provides information about services in the county addressing aging and disability needs which includes eligibility screening, comprehensive assessment, community based alternatives, community services, consumer direct services, affordable/accessible housing and services for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Southwest Texas Assistance Programs
Programs include: Head Start, Housing, Food Assistance, Meals on Wheels, Utility Assistance, Energy Conservation Programs, Employment Training, Educational Assistance Programs, Homeless Shelters, Services for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers.

Camino Real Community Services
Provides comprehensive services to persons with psychiatric needs, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and infants/toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Hill Country MHDD Centers
Provides mental health (adults & children), individual developmental disability, youth empowerment and substance abuse services.

Family, Community & Civic Organizations

Family Service Association
(830) 278-1586. Located in Uvalde, TX. This agency offers mental health counseling, financial counseling, substance abuse treatment and many other services.

Family Service Association Rural Area Services
Provides educational services for children, character building and positive reinforcement for youth, and essential resource and referral services for parents in need.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy 
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.  

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 278-1583. Located in Uvalde, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Uvalde County Mental Health Center
(830) 278-2501. Located in Uvalde, TX.

Uvalde Work Center
(830) 278-1243. Located in Uvalde, TX. Services for developmental disabilities.

South Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center
Provides information about services in the county addressing aging and disability needs which includes eligibility screening, comprehensive assessment, community based alternatives, community services, consumer direct services, affordable/accessible housing and services for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Workforce Solutions Alamo
Resources include Texas Health and Human Services, Children with Disabilities, Developmental Information & Screenings, CHIP and Child's Health, Headstart, Parenting Classes and Other Resources.

Camino Real Community Services
Provides comprehensive services to persons with psychiatric needs, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and infants/toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Floresville Food Pantry and Resource Center

Floresville Community Resources & Links

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 393-3141. Located in Floresville, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.

ARC-San Antonio
The ARC of SA's Family Support Services works with families and caregivers to develop and implement plans that address the immediate and long-term needs of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Any Baby Can
Serves families of children with disabilities, birth-age 12.

Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium
(210) 370-5239. Adult Education & Literacy Alamo Consortium is a group of 8 service providers that offer no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.

South Texas Resource and Assistance Center
(830) 393-7888. Located in Floresville, TX. Provides human service resources and transportation assistance.

Food Pantry and Clothing Closet
(830) 484-2324. Located in Poth, TX. Offers clothing, nutritional education and disaster relief as needed.

Community Council of South Central Texas, Inc.
CCSCT, Inc. is dedicated to empowering low-income families and individuals in South Central Texas by helping them transition out of poverty and become self-sufficient. The organization does this by providing comprehensive health, nutrition and social service programs that support families and individuals throughout the transition period.

Camino Real Community Services
Provides comprehensive services to persons with psychiatric needs, individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and infants/toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Family Service Association
(830) 374-9605. Located in Crystal City, TX. This agency offers mental health counseling, financial counseling, substance abuse treatment and many other services.

Family Service Association Rural Area Services
Provides educational services for children, character building and positive reinforcement for youth, and essential resource and referral services for parents in need.

Southwest Texas Junior College Adult Education & Literacy 
Offers no-cost ESL, High School Equivalency preparation, and career training classes for adult learners as young as 16 years old.  

Texas Department of Health and Human Services
(830) 374-2327. Located in Crystal City, TX. Learn more about SNAP food benefits, cash help, health care, support services and WIC food benefits.