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Prevention and Early Intervention Provider Directory

FY 2020

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Table of Contents

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 4

PEI At a Glance ..................................................................................................................................... 5

Notable Activities ............................................................................................................................... 5

Public Awareness Campaigns ............................................................................................................... 7

Help for Parents, Hope for Kids Campaign ........................................................................................ 7

Room to Breathe Campaign .............................................................................................................. 8

PEI Programs and Provider Information ................................................................................................. 9

Bexar County Early Intervention Court ............................................................................................. 10

CYD: Community Youth Development Map ..................................................................................... 11

CYD Overview ............................................................................................................................. 12

CYD Providers ............................................................................................................................. 13

Fatherhood EFFECT: Educating Fathers for Empowering Children Tomorrow Map ........................ 17

Fatherhood EFFECT: Overview .................................................................................................. 18

Fatherhood EFFECT Providers ................................................................................................... 19

HIP: Helping through Intervention and Prevention Map ................................................................... 20

HIP Overview .............................................................................................................................. 21

HIP Providers .............................................................................................................................. 22

HOPES: Healthy Outcomes through Prevention and Early Support Map ......................................... 23

HOPES Overview ........................................................................................................................ 24

HOPES Providers ........................................................................................................................ 25

Military Families: Military Families and Veterans Pilot Prevention Program ..................................... 29

Military Families Program Overview ............................................................................................ 30

Military Families Providers ........................................................................................................... 31

Safe Babies Evaluation .................................................................................................................... 32

STAR: Services to At-Risk Youth Map ............................................................................................. 33

STAR: Services to At-Risk Youth Overview ................................................................................. 34

STAR Providers ........................................................................................................................... 35

SYSN: Statewide Youth Services Network ...................................................................................... 41

SYSN Providers .......................................................................................................................... 42

THV: Texas Home Visiting Program Map ........................................................................................ 43

THV Overview ............................................................................................................................. 44

THV Providers ............................................................................................................................. 45

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TNFP: Texas Nurse Family Partnership Map ................................................................................... 46

TNFP Overview ............................................................................................................................... 47

TNFP Providers ........................................................................................................................... 48

PEI Program by DFPS Region and Associated Counties ..................................................................... 49

Region 1 .......................................................................................................................................... 50

Region 2 .......................................................................................................................................... 53

Region 3 .......................................................................................................................................... 56

Region 4 .......................................................................................................................................... 62

Region 5 .......................................................................................................................................... 65

Region 6 .......................................................................................................................................... 67

Region 7 .......................................................................................................................................... 73

Region 8 .......................................................................................................................................... 78

Region 9 .......................................................................................................................................... 82

Region 10 ........................................................................................................................................ 84

Region 11 ........................................................................................................................................ 86

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Introduction

Senate Bill 1574 established PEI in 1999 to consolidate child abuse and neglect prevention, juvenile delinquency prevention, and early intervention programs within the jurisdiction of a single state agency. It has grown to include the Office of Child Safety and Texas Home Visiting.

PEI uses a public health framework to prevent child maltreatment and fatalities, and support positive child, family, and community outcomes. A public health framework uses data and stakeholder feedback to assess the effectiveness of programs and adjusts program delivery accordingly.

PEI aims to improve the well-being of all Texans by acting upon a broad range of factors and conditions that influence child well-being. Preventing child maltreatment and other negative outcomes includes addressing the underlying issues, including poverty, family instability, poor health, substance abuse, and mental illness.

PEI also aims to become a statewide hub for communication, knowledge sharing, and assistance for stakeholders engaged in strengthening children and families in their communities.

PEI organizes all of its communication efforts toward three major goals: promoting public awareness, engaging with contracted services and coalitions, and positioning PEI as a resource hub.

By providing access to health, wellness, and family-strengthening programs, PEI will achieve a wide array of positive outcomes that benefit not only those served, but local communities and Texas as a whole.

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PEI At a Glance

Notable Activities HB 1549, passed by the 85th Texas Legislature, required PEI to develop a growth strategy to gradually increase the number of families receiving PEI services each year. PEI contracted with Population Health at The University of Texas Health Science Center Tyler (UTHSCT) to develop a series of tools to achieve this goal. These tools use risk-mapping and geographically-based risk and resiliency models to map the distribution of maltreatment rates in the state by zip code. The project produced community maltreatment risk maps in FY 2019, giving PEI powerful new tools to identify and allocate resources in communities with the highest need and help families before they are in crisis; PEI used funding increases by the 86th Legislature for two PEI programs (HOPES and TNFP) to expand prevention programs using the new risk maps as guidance.

PEI also developed and implemented an evidence-based programming tool for providers of the Services to At-Risk Youth (STAR) program to use. It helps STAR providers analyze the suitability, strength, and effectiveness of particular models when used with target populations. PEI’s evidence-based programming tool received national attention when presented at the American Evaluation Association Annual Conference and the National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect in Fiscal Year 2019.

To evaluate the quality and strengthen PEI’s youth programs, PEI began implementing a new tool in FY 2019 called the Youth Program Quality Assessment. It helps after-school programs (serving grades 4-12) assess how well their programs provide an environment that is safe, supportive, focused on youth, and that encourages youth participation. This tool allows Community Youth Development program staff, PEI, or external specialists to observe interactions between program staff and youth during regular program sessions and to interview staff about how the program operates. These observations and interviews are used to create a quality profile for a program that identifies areas for improvement, and especially where staff may need professional development to meet program goals.

FY2020 PEI Budget Information Amount Annual Budget $107,089,243

Total Program Contracts 132

Total Support Contracts 30

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Program Counties Covered

Contracts / Contractors

Subcontractors Evidence-based Models Used

CYD: Community Youth Development

15 18 50 Mentoring, Youth Advisory Committee, Youth Leadership Development, Parental Involvement component, Life Skills, Recreational Activities, Academic Support Services, Youth Based Curriculum

Fatherhood EFFECT 7 11 2 24/7 Dads, Nurturing Fathers HIP: Help through Intervention and Prevention

84 8 -- Effective Black Parenting Program (EBPP), Exchange Parent Aide, Nurturing Parenting Program, Nurturing Skills for Parents, Nurturing Skills for Teen Parents, Parents as Teachers, Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP), Triple P

HOPES: Healthy Outcomes through Prevention and Early Support

22 primary counties

26 27 Abriendo Puertas, AVANCE, Family Connects, Incredible Years, HIPPY, NFP, Parent Café, Parents As Teachers, SafeCare, STEP, TBRI, Triple P, Nurturing Parenting, Nurturing Fathers, 24/7 Dad

Military Families 3 4 8 Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP), STRONG STAR, Parents as Teachers, Stewards of Children, Nurturing Parenting, SMART program

STAR: Services to At-risk Youth

254 28 19 Counseling (trauma-informed, several modalities), Parenting (evidence-based and research supported), Youth Development/Education (evidence-based and research supported)

SYSN: Statewide Youth Services Network

254 2 59 Boys and Girls Club SMART programs, Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring

THV: Texas Home Visiting

33 20 21 Family Connects, Healthy Families America, Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY), Parents As Teachers (PAT), Nurse Family Partnership (NFP)

TNFP: Texas Nurse Family Partnership Program

26 15 -- Nurse Family Partnership (NFP)

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Public Awareness Campaigns

Help for Parents, Hope for Kids Campaign The Help for Parents, Hope for Kids public awareness campaign serves as a universal prevention strategy to promote healthy parenting, help parents manage the stress that comes with parenting, support communities in serving families, normalize seeking help, and connect those in need of help with local and state resources.

Start Date o 2010

Counties Served

o All Counties

Population Served o Males and females ages 12-44 years; All races and ethnicities; Parents and caregivers;

Youth and family service providers; All Texas residents.

Measured Outcomes o The overarching goal is to encourage all parents and caregivers to develop positive parenting

skills and increase protective factors to lower the risk of abuse and neglect across Texas.

Program Overview o www.helpandhope.org; Social media content; Paid TV and mobile advertisement; Live and

animated videos; Partnerships

Animated Videos o Temper Tantrums; Teens; Get Ready for Baby; Kids Who Won’t Mind; Potty Training;

Bedtime Struggles; Water Safety

Recent News o Help and Hope on YouTube

110 subscribers/73 videos. Most popular video: Kid Moments (3,500 views)

o Help and Hope Facebook

36,671 people following/35,504 people like this

o Newsletter Subscribers Texas Prevention Network: 3,894 Tidbits Provider Newsletter: 804

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Room to Breathe Campaign The Room to Breathe campaign promotes American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines for safe sleep for infants. AAP recommends babies sleep on their backs on a snug crib mattress with no toys or blankets in the same room as their parents. Start Date

o FY2010

Counties Served o All Counties

Population Served

o Families and caregivers o Health care professionals o Influencers o Child safety advocates

Measured Outcomes

o The overarching goal is to reduce the number of infant sleeping deaths; raise awareness about safe sleep practices.

Program Overview

o The campaign includes: babyroomtobreathe.org; paid TV, online and mobile advertisement; print materials and targeted outreach

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PEI Programs and Provider Information

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Bexar County Early Intervention Court The Bexar County Early Intervention Program provides a comprehensive, integrated, and coordinated systems approach to help families within the community. This includes developing, supporting and facilitating individualized services and to the needs of some of Bexar county’s most vulnerable families. A speaker’s bureau and learning community have been established to help bring together community partners to address child maltreatment through prevention. Start Date

o FY2017

Counties Served o Bexar

Population Served

o Infants, toddlers and parents with some risk, but who would benefit from targeted support or who are at risk of involvement with Child Protective Services (CPS);

o Children, infants, and families who have been identified by Child Protective Services (CPS) as ideal candidates for intensive, family preservation efforts that prevent future involvement in the child welfare system.

Measured Outcomes o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years o Percent of infants/toddlers and families that will be reunited within 3 months, 6 months, and

12 months. o Percent of parents who graduate from the Early Intervention Program who will have a job or

be enrolled in school. o Percent of child/parent dyads with improved relationships and attachment indicators o Percent of young children enrolled in a safe, quality child care or home setting who have

working parents or parents in school.

Program Overview o Home-based assessments, home visiting program that provides evidence-based parent

education, home visiting, and counseling

Provider Organization Name

County Served

Website / Email Contact Phone Contact

Bexar County Bexar County Bexar www.bexar.org/2209/Early-Intervention-Program

(210) 335-2829

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CYD: Community Youth Development Map

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CYD Overview

The CYD Program provides services in selected ZIP code areas to promote protective factors in youth and prevent negative outcomes such as juvenile delinquency by funding local programs designed to provide an array of services such as mentoring, youth leadership development, and afterschool programs based on area needs.

Start Date o 1995

Counties Served

o Bexar, Cameron, Dallas, El Paso, Galveston, Harris, Hidalgo, Lubbock, McLennan, Nueces, Potter, Tarrant, Travis, Webb, Willacy

Population Served o Youth ages 6-17

Measured Outcomes

o Percentage of youth not referred to juvenile probation o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years

Program Overview

o PEI contracts with community-based organizations to develop juvenile-delinquency prevention programs in ZIP codes that have high juvenile crime rates and other high community level risk factors impacting youth. Communities tailor services to their needs. Some of the approaches include mentoring, jobs programs, career preparation, and recreational activities.

Success Story o “Zoe” has been a part of CYD program at Girls Inc. of Tarrant County since she was in the

2nd grade. She recently graduated high school with a $3,000 scholarship to further her education. Through participation in YAC and Girl Power, she made a significant impact with community service, and has left a legacy for the younger students in the program to follow. Throughout her high school years, she also enjoyed taking care of her younger brother who has severe autism. Despite the added responsibility, and lack of monetary resources, she thrived and is currently a freshman in college. “Zoe” continues to stay in touch with program staff and attend summer field trips to volunteer with the younger students.

FY2020 CYD Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $8,302,257 Total Number of Community Grantees 18 Average Grantee Budget $461,236 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 6,935 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 17,040 Counties Served 15

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CYD Providers

Provider Primary Contractor or Subcontractor

Organization Name

County Served


City of Austin Contractor City of Austin Travis www.austintexas.gov/department/community-youth-development or [email protected]

(512) 972-5087

Subcontractor Creative Action Travis [email protected] (512) 442-8773 Subcontractor Mexic-Arte

Museum Travis nataliarm@mexic-

artemuseum.org (512) 200-7277

Subcontractor Workers Assistance Program

Travis [email protected] (512) 293-7470

City of Corpus Christi

Contractor City of Corpus Christi

Nueces www.ccparkandrec.com or [email protected]

(361) 826-4028 After Hours: (361) 826-4000

Subcontractor Boys and Girls Club of the Coastal Bend

Nueces [email protected] (361) 853-2505

Subcontractor Communities in Schools of the Coastal Bend


Subcontractor Youth Odyssey Inc.


Subcontractor YWCA of Corpus Christi


Communities In Schools of the Heart of Texas

Contractor Communities In Schools of the Heart of Texas

McLennan www.cis-hot.org or [email protected]

(254) 753-6002 After Hours: (254) 753-6261

Community Council of Greater Dallas

Contractor Community Council of Greater Dallas

Dallas www.ccgd.org or [email protected]

(214) 238-3171

Subcontractor Freeman Junior Development

Dallas [email protected] (469) 223-8568

Subcontractor Giving Keys of Hope


Subcontractor Leading By Example Program


Subcontractor LT Love Ministry


Subcontractor Puede Network Dallas [email protected] (214) 901-0940 Subcontractor PVisions

Incorporated Dallas moniquesmith@panoramicvision.

org (469) 358-2897

Subcontractor Renaissance Community Development Corporation


Subcontractor Ewing Avenue Baptist Church

Dallas www.ewingbaptist.org (214) 942-4643

Subcontractor Rice Chapel AME Church

Dallas (214) 376-6527

Subcontractor The People’s Servant Ministry


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Organization Name

County Served


Subcontractor What About the Children Foundation


El Paso Human Services, Inc.

Contractor El Paso Human Services, Inc.

El Paso www.elpasohumanservices.org or [email protected]

(915) 534-7227

Subcontractor Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest

El Paso www.gsdsw.org/ (915) 566-9433

Subcontractor Project Vida El Paso [email protected] (915) 533-7057 Subcontractor Transmountain

Charitable Trust

El Paso [email protected]; [email protected]

(915) 549-1577 (915) 588-5224

Subcontractor YWCA El Paso del Norte

El Paso [email protected] (915) 519-0002

Harris County Protective Services – Gulfton & Pasadena

Contractor Harris County Protective Services

Harris www.hc-ps.org or [email protected], [email protected]

(713) 295-2600

Subcontractor Alliance Kijana Teen Program

Harris [email protected] (713) 776-4700 ext 119

Subcontractor Campo Del Sol Harris [email protected]

(832) 393-0897

Subcontractor Equip 24/7 Harris [email protected] (713) 571-9121 Subcontractor PAIR

Mentoring Harris [email protected] (713) 771-1111

Subcontractor Redeemed Youth Empowerment

Harris [email protected]

(832) 457-2880

Subcontractor CIS CYD Harris www.cistxjv.org or [email protected]

(713) 947-3809

Subcontractor CIS Mentoring Harris www.cistxjv.org or [email protected]

(713) 947-3809

Subcontractor CIS YAC Harris www.cistxjv.org or [email protected]

(713) 947-3809

Subcontractor Pasadena CRC-STAR Program

Harris [email protected] (281) 630-8467






Harris [email protected]

(832) 457-2880

Rio Grande Valley Empowerment Zone -McAllen/Pharr

Contractor Rio Grande Valley Empowerment Zone Corporation

Hidalgo www.rgvez.org or [email protected]

(956) 424-3276 After Hours: (956) 997-1346 (956) 212-9866

Subcontractor Boys and Girls Club of McAllen

Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 682-5791

Subcontractor McAllen ISD Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 632-2908 Subcontractor Boys and Girls

Club of Pharr Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 781-5437

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Organization Name

County Served


Subcontractor Creative Arts Studio

Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 569-0028

Rio Grande Valley Empowerment Zone –Raymondville and Lyford

Contractor Rio Grande Valley Empowerment Zone Corporation

Willacy www.rgvez.org or [email protected]

(956) 424-3276 After Hours: (956) 997-1346 (956) 212-9866

Subcontractor Lyford CISD Willacy [email protected] (956) 347-3900 Subcontractor Raymondville

ISD Willacy [email protected] (956) 689-8175

Southwest Key Programs, Inc.

Contractor Southwest Key Programs, Inc.

Webb www.swkey.org or [email protected]

(956) 625-5416

StarCare Contractor Lubbock Regional MHMR dba StarCare

Lubbock www.lubbockmhmr.org/services/ or [email protected]

(806) 766-0227

Subcontractor Communities In Schools - Mentoring

Lubbock [email protected] (806) 368-8090

Subcontractor Communities in Schools - YAC/CYD Coordinator

Lubbock [email protected]

(806) 368-8090

Subcontractor Guadalupe/ Parkway Centers

Lubbock [email protected]

(806) 763-3963

Subcontractor National Center for Parenthood Enrichment


Subcontractor The YWCA of Lubbock TX


Tarrant County Contractor Tarrant County Tarrant www.access.tarrantcounty.com/content/main/en/public-health/community-youth-development.html or [email protected]

(817) 740-4370 After Hours: (817) 676-3908

Subcontractor Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star

Tarrant [email protected] (972) 573-2367

Subcontractor Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth


Subcontractor Camp Fire First Texas


Subcontractor Girls Inc. of Tarrant County


Subcontractor Headline Mentors & Performing Arts


Subcontractor Northside Inter-Community Agency, Inc.


The Children's Center Inc.

Contractor The Children's Center Inc.

Galveston www.thechildrenscenterinc.org (409) 621-1031 x 3300

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Organization Name

County Served


Subcontractor Boys and Girls Club of Greater Houston

Galveston [email protected] (713) 868-3426

Subcontractor Galveston Independent School district


Subcontractor Galveston Independent School district


Subcontractor Johnny Mitchell Galveston Boys and Girls Club


Subcontractor NIA Cultural Center


The Good Samaritan Community Service Center – Cameron

Contractor The Good Samaritan Community Service Center

Cameron www.goodsamaritancommunityservices.org or [email protected].

(956) 541-2623

The Good Samaritan Community Service Center -San Antonio

Contractor The Good Samaritan Community Service Center-San Antonio

Bexar www.goodsamaritancommunityservices.org or [email protected].

(210) 434-5531

United Way of Amarillo and Canyon

Contractor United Way of Amarillo and Canyon

Potter www.unitedwayama.org/community-youth-development or [email protected]

(806) 376-6359 After Hours: (806) 468-8734

Subcontractor Amarillo College

Potter [email protected] or [email protected]

(806) 371-2902

Subcontractor Family Support Services

Potter [email protected] (806) 342-2530

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Fatherhood EFFECT: Educating Fathers for Empowering Children Tomorrow Map

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Fatherhood EFFECT: Overview Fatherhood EFFECT programs currently provide parent education and resources to fathers. Beginning in FY20, Fatherhood EFFECT’s scope expanded to include community coalition and community level change efforts along with local organization improvements, increasing quality direct services targeted specifically at fathers and explicit inclusion and support of fathers across multiple programs.

Start Date o June 2013

Counties Served

o Bell, Cameron, Denton, El Paso, Galveston, Harris, Jefferson, McLennan, Montgomery, Tarrant, Taylor, Travis

Population Served o Fathers and father-figures to at least one child age 0-17

Measured Outcomes

o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years o Increase in protective factors such as: family functioning and resiliency, social supports and

nurturing/attachment

Program Overview o Services offered include parent education (group/individual) and local systems building

efforts to support fathers.

Success Story o “JV” experienced severe abuse as a child resulting in chronic anger outbursts and anxiety

attacks as an adult. Because of this his marriage was quickly falling apart. When his wife moved out, taking the children with her, JV enrolled in a Nurturing Fatherhood class. Here he was able to develop the skills he needed to express his anger appropriately, manage his stress effectively and ultimately respond to his children more effectively. Because of these changes he developed confidence and pride in his role of father. He became involved in his children’s education, developed realistic expectations for children’s abilities and learned new techniques to manage his children’s behavior. JV reported that the bonding and support he received from the other fathers attending the Nurturing Fatherhood class helped him make the changes he needed to reunite his family. He continues to attend the Nurturing Fatherhood class and has taken on the role of Peer Support Specialist where he encourages fathers to complete the program and shares his positive experiences in the program with other fathers.

FY2020 Fatherhood Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $1,320,022 Total Number of Community Grantees 10 Average Grantee Budget $132,000 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 231 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 1,347 Counties Served 12

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Fatherhood EFFECT Providers


Organization Name

County Served


BCFS Health and Human Services

Contractor BCFS Health and Human Services

Cameron, Taylor

www.discoverbcfs.net/fatherhoodeffect/ or [email protected]

(956) 230-3849 (210) 832-5000 (24/7)

Buckner Children and Family Services

Contractor Buckner Children and Family Services

Jefferson www.buckner.org or [email protected]

(844) 275-6234

DePelchin Children’s Center

Contractor DePelchin Children’s Center

Harris www.depelchin.org or [email protected]

(713) 730-2335

Family Service Center Galveston

Contractor Family Service Center Galveston

Galveston www.fsc-galveston.org or [email protected]

(409) 762-8636

Housing Authority of the City of Austin

Contractor Housing Authority of the City of Austin

Travis www.hacanet.org or [email protected]

(512) 477-4488

Subcontractor Man in Me Travis [email protected] (512) 366-0883

Motivation Education & Training Inc.

Contractor Motivation Education & Training Inc.

Montgomery www.metinc.org or [email protected] (281) 689-5544

STARRY, INC. Contractor STARRY, INC. Bell, McLennan

www.starry.org or [email protected] (512) 388-8290 (800) 440-9789

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HIP: Helping through Intervention and Prevention Map

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HIP Overview

A free, voluntary program, Helping through Intervention and Prevention (HIP) provides targeted families with an extensive family assessment, home visitation that includes parent education, and basic needs support.

Start Date o 2014

Counties Served

o Anderson, Archer, Baylor, Bell, Bexar, Bowie, Brown, Callahan, Cameron, Cass, Cherokee, Clay, Coleman, Collin, Comanche, Cooke, Coryell, Cottle, Dallas, Denton, Eastland, Ellis, Erath, Falls, Fisher, Foard, Gregg, Hardeman, Harris, Haskell, Henderson, Hidalgo, Hood, Jack, Johnson, Jones, Kaufman, Kent, Knox, Lampasas, Marion, McLennan, Mitchell, Montague, Nolan, Palo Pinto, Parker, Runnels, Scurry, Shackelford, Smith, Somervell, Stephens, Stonewall, Tarrant, Taylor, Throckmorton, Travis, Wichita, Wilbarger, Williamson, Wise, Young

Population Served o Families with a new child and a prior history of a confirmed child maltreatment fatality or

termination of parental rights; and former and current foster youth who are expecting and/or are new parents.

Measured Outcomes o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years’ o Increase in protective factors such as: family functioning and resiliency; social supports and


Program Overview o Home-based assessments, home visiting program that provides evidence-based parent

education, and basic needs support up to $200

Success Story o 16-year old “Claire” and her one year old son “Michael” are currently living at a Children’s

Shelter in Austin. No one taught Claire how to appropriately interact with her baby or what to expect at various developmental milestones. Claire engaged very little with Michael throughout his first year of life; she was afraid to let him play and explore out of fear that he would put stuff in his mouth and get sick or choke. The parent educator spent a lot of time assisting mom with engaging and interacting with her son through various play activities- modeling appropriate responses to his behavior and supporting mom as she tried new options. Claire acknowledges how far she has come as a mother since beginning the program; she now wants to model healthy behavior that includes enjoying quality time together while teaching him in a positive way. Claire praises, hugs and kisses Michael in response to him following her instructions; is calmer and more confident in her parenting and has begun working part-time.

FY2020 HIP Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $1,179,066 Total Number of Community Grantees 9 Average Grantee Budget $131,007 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 127 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 387 Counties Served 64

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HIP Providers


Organization Name

County Served Phone Contact



Cottle, Hardeman, Foard, Wilbarger, Wichita, Clay, Montague, Knox, Baylor, Archer, Kent, Stonewall, Haskell, Throckmorton, Young, Jack, Scurry, Fisher, Jones, Shackelford, Stephens, Mitchell, Nolan, Taylor, Callahan, Eastland, Runnels, Coleman, Brown, and Comanche

(325) 718-3322



Anderson, Bowie, Smith, Gregg, Henderson, Cass, Marion, and Cherokee

(903) 526-0882



Cameron, Hidalgo

(956) 230-3849

Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of San Antonio, Inc.

Contractor Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of San Antonio, Inc.

Bexar (210) 222-1294

City of Houston Contractor City of Houston Harris (832) 393-5169

My Health My Resources Tarrant (MHMR Tarrant County)

Contractor My Health My Resources Tarrant (MHMR Tarrant County)

Cooke, Denton, Erath, Hood, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell, Wise

(800) 866-2465 (844) NTX-KIDS (844-689-5437)

New Jerusalem Holy Christian Church

Contractor New Jerusalem Holy Christian Church

Bell, Coryell, Falls, Lampasas, McLennan,

(254) 449-2840

The SAFE Alliance

Contractor The SAFE Alliance

Travis, Williamson (512) 906-9573

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HOPES: Healthy Outcomes through Prevention and Early Support Map

NOTE: orange denotes primary provider counties; blue for secondary provider counties

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HOPES Overview The HOPES Program offers parent education and support services in communities across the state to strengthen and promote protective factors for families of children ages 0 to 5; support safe, nurturing homes for children; and reduce the risk of child abuse and neglect across communities.

Start Date o 2014

Counties Served

o Andrews, Archer, Bell, Bexar, Brazoria, Brazos, Callahan, Cameron, Chambers, Clay, Coryell, Crane, Dallas, Denton, Ector, El Paso, Ellis, Fort Bend, Galveston, Glasscock, Gregg, Hardin, Harris, Harrison, Hidalgo, Howard, Jefferson, Johnson, Jones, Kleberg, Lampasas, Liberty, Lubbock, Martin, McLennan, Midland, Montgomery, Nolan, Nueces, Orange, Potter, Randall, San Patricio, Shackelford, Tarrant, Taylor, Travis, Upshur, Upton, Waller, Ward, Webb, Wichita, Wilbarger, Williamson, Winker

Population Served o Families with children ages 0-5 years old who are considered at risk for abuse and neglect.

Measured Outcomes

o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years o Increase in protective factors such as: family functioning and resiliency; social supports and


Program Overview o The HOPES Program includes an array of parent education and support programs, services

that promote family well-being such as case management, counseling, and referrals, and community and systems work. Providers use evidence-based programming and approaches as well as implement innovative community-level initiatives.

Success Story o “Marie”, a single mother of four children, moved to Bryan-College Station three years ago to

care for her sick grandmother, leaving her support system behind. When she learned about Project Unity’s HOPES Program, she enrolled to learn more about parenting and to get assistance to find other resources in the community. Though facing hardship, she maintained a positive outlook on life, and was ultimately able to secure a new job and, with the support of Project Unity, secured a new residence, furniture, home goods, food and clothing to help support her as she transitioned into her new job. Marie also obtained counseling which she said allows her to learn new ways to cope and view daily challenges, “Enrolling in the Project Unity-HOPES Program is the best move I could have made,” she said.

FY2020 HOPES Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $23,550,917 Total Number of Community Grantees 26 Average Grantee Budget $905,804 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 1,836 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 5,830 Counties Served 56

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HOPES Providers


Organization Name

County Served




Cameron www.discoverbcfs.net/hopes (956) 230-3849 (361) 334-2010 (24/7)



Primary: Taylor Secondary: Shackelford Callahan Jones Nolan

www.discoverbcfs.net/hopes (325) 692-0033


Contractor Buckner Children and Family Services

Primary: Jefferson Secondary: Orange Hardin

www.buckner.org/projecthopes/ (409) 861-0582

Buckner Children and Family Services, Inc.

Contractor Buckner Children and Family Services, Inc.

Primary: Gregg Secondary: Harrison, Upshur


DePelchin Children's Center

Contractor DePelchin Children's Center

Primary: Harris Secondary: Brazoria Chambers Fort Bend Galveston Liberty Montgomery Waller

www.parentinghelp.org/ (888) 507-6681



Primary: Galveston Secondary: Brazoria, Chambers, Harris


Subcontractor Collaborative for Children

Harris www.collabforchildren.org

Subcontractor Collaborative for Children

Galveston www.collabforchildren.org

Subcontractor Harris County Protective Services

Harris www.hc-ps.org

Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley

Contractor Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley

Hidalgo www.easterseals.com/rgv/our-programs/childrens-services/project-hopes.html

(956) 631-9171

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Organization Name

County Served


Educational Service Center, Region 2

Contractor Educational Service Center, Region 2

Primary: Nueces Secondary: Kleberg San Patricio

www.hopes2.esc2.net/ (361) 561-8400

El Paso Center for Children

Contractor El Paso Center for Children

El Paso www.epccinc.org/el-paso-hopes (915) 565-8361

Subcontractor Paso Del Norte Child Development Center

El Paso www.pdnchildrens.org

Subcontractor United Way of El Paso

El Paso www.unitedwayelpaso.org

Aware Central Texas

Contractor Exchange Club Child abuse Prevention Center d/b/a Aware Central Texas

Primary: Bell Secondary: Coryell, Lampasas

www.awarecentraltexas.org (254) 939-7582

Family Abuse Center

Contractor Family Abuse Center

Primary: McLennan


Subcontractor Waco ISD McLennan www.wacoisd.org Family Support Services of Amarillo, Inc.

Contractor Family Support Services of Amarillo, Inc.

Primary: Potter Secondary: Randall

www.fss-ama.org/hopes.html (806) 374-5433

MHMR Tarrant County

Contractor MHMR Tarrant County

Primary: Hood Parker Tarrant Secondary: Cooke, Denton, Erath, Hood, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell, Wise

www.earlyisbestnorthtexas.org www.mhmrtc.org

(800) 866-2465 / (844) 689-5437

Subcontractor Lena Pope Tarrant www.lenapope.org Subcontractor Pecan Valley

Centers for Behavioral and Developmental Healthcare

Tarrant www.pecanvalley.org

Subcontractor The Parenting Center

Tarrant www.theparentingcenter.org

Subcontractor UNT Health Science Center

Tarrant www.unthsc.edu

Motivation Education & Training Inc.


Primary: Montgomery

www.metinc.org/bblog (281) 689-5544

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Organization Name

County Served


North Texas Area United Way

Contractor North Texas Area United Way

Primary: Wichita Secondary: Clay Archer

www.ntauw.org/home (940) 322-8638

Subcontractor Wichita Falls ISD

Wichita www.wfisd.net

Parenting Cottage

Contractor Parenting Cottage

Primary: Lubbock

www.parentingcottage.org/community-services/project-hopes/

(806) 795-7552

Presbyterian Children's Homes & Services

Contractor Presbyterian Children's Homes & Services

Navarro www.pchas.org (800) 888-1904

Project Unity Contractor Project Unity Primary: Brazos

www.projectunitytexas.org (979) 595-2900

Serving Children and Adults in Need, Inc. (SCAN)

Contractor Serving Children and Adults in Need, Inc. (SCAN)

Webb www.scan-inc.org (956) 724-5111

The SAFE Alliance

Contractor The SAFE Alliance

Primary: Travis Secondary: Williamson

www.safeaustin.org (512) 499-0900

Subcontractor Any Baby Can Travis, Williamson

www.anybabycan.org

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

Contractor United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

Primary: Dallas

www.dallascountyhopes.org/ (214) 978-0000

Subcontractor AVANCE Dallas www.avance-dallas.org Subcontractor ChildCare

Group Dallas www.childcaregroup.org

Subcontractor Dallas Child Advocacy Center

Dallas www.dcac.org

Subcontractor Family Care Connection

Dallas www.familycareconnection.org

Subcontractor Family Compass

Dallas www.family-compass.org

Subcontractor Lumin Education

Dallas www.lumineducation.org

Subcontractor Parkland Hospital

Dallas www.parklandhospital.com

United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County

Contractor United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County

Primary: Bexar

www.unitedwaysatx.org/ (210) 352-7000

Subcontractor Catholic Charities

Bexar www.ccaosa.org

Subcontractor Center for Health Care Services

Bexar www.chcsbc.org

Subcontractor DePelchin Children Center

Bexar www.depelchin.org

Subcontractor Martinez Street Women's Center

Bexar www.mswomenscenter.org

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Organization Name

County Served


Subcontractor Respite Care San Antonio

Bexar www.respitecaresa.org

Subcontractor The Children's Shelter

Bexar www.childrenshelter.org

Subcontractor Family Service Association

Bexar www.family-service.org

University of Texas of the Permian Basin

Contractor University of Texas of the Permian Basin

Primary: Ector Secondary: Midland, Andrews, Crane, Glasscock, Howard, Upton, Martin, Ward, Winkler

www.utpb.edu/ced/first-5-permian-basin/parenting-programs

(432) 552-2020

University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler

Contractor University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler

Smith www.uthct.edu (903) 877-7777

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Military Families: Military Families and Veterans Pilot Prevention Program

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Military Families Program Overview The Military Families and Veterans Pilot Prevention program supports military families and veterans and their families in Bell, Bexar and El Paso counties. These counties are home to Fort Hood, Fort Sam Houston, Lackland Air Force Base, Randolph Air Force Base, and Fort Bliss.

Start Date 2014 Counties Served Bell, Bexar and El Paso Population Served Military families and veterans who have committed, have experienced or

who are at a high risk of family violence and/or abuse and neglect

Measured Outcomes • Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years • Increase in protective factors such as: family functioning and resiliency;

social supports and nurturing/attachment

Program Overview Through parenting, education, counseling, and support services, this program is designed to:

• Prevent child abuse and neglect in military communities; • Help military and veteran parents have more positive parental

involvement in their children’s lives; • Improve the ability of these parents to give their children emotional,

physical, and financial support; and • Build community coalitions focused on preventing child abuse and

neglect.

Success Story “Jack” participated in a fatherhood program at Dyess Air Force Base and was deployed two weeks after completing the class. During the class he was very open about his previous deployment and how he felt he did not do a good job of helping his wife parent during his absence. He indicated they have begun taking steps to prepare them for his next deployment. Jack was very open about the ways his deployments impact his family; after the last one it took his daughter several weeks to accept him back in his role as her father. He found it difficult to “be a father” from so far away and that the situation was very frustrating for him. While taking the class Jack has learned the value of being patient and showing unconditional love for his child even if it takes time for her to adjust to his return. During this upcoming deployment he intends to improve communication with his wife and daughter via Skype and continue to discuss how he can support and help his wife with parenting issues while he is away. Jack noted the tremendous support he received from the other fathers during the class. They shared tips on ways to improve communication with his wife and daughter and how to successfully transition out of deployment.

FY2020 Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $1,618,892 Total Number of Community Grantees 4 Average Grantee Budget $404,723 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 271 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 971 Counties Served 3

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Military Families Providers


Organization Name

County Served


Child Crisis Center of El Paso

Contractor Child Crisis Center of El Paso

El Paso County

www.childcrisiselp.org or [email protected]

(915) 562-7955

United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County

Contractor United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County

Bexar County

www.unitedwaysatx.org [email protected]

(210) 352-7000

STRONG STAR - University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio

Contractor STRONG STAR - University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio

Bell County www.facebook.com/strong.families.forces/ [email protected]

Intake: (254) 289-3468 Crisis: Darnall Army Medical Center Behavioral Health Triage Clinic (254) 553-2284, (254) 553-3630, (254) 553-3623

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Texas

Contractor The Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Texas

Bell County www.bgctx.org or [email protected]

(254) 699-5808

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Safe Babies Evaluation The Safe Babies projects evaluate hospital and clinic-based interventions that are designed to prevent maltreatment, especially abusive head trauma, in the first year after birth. The collective purpose of the Safe Babies projects is to develop a strong evidence base that leads to wide-scale implementation of education that supports positive parenting and provides tools to help parents cope with the difficult aspects of caring for an infant.

Timeline Project Total Key Deadlines 2016-2020 $5,800,000 Legislative Report: August 1, 2017

Final Report: August 1, 2020

Population PURPLE: The first project is a population-level evaluation of abusive head trauma education that is already being implemented in hospitals. This project will investigate rates of physical abuse among infants born at hospital using this education before and after the hospital implemented the program.

Paternal PURPLE: The second project is focused on evaluating the effectiveness of providing in-hospital education to the father or male caregiver at the birth of the baby. This education will focus on abusive head trauma reduction, post-partum mental health awareness for him and mom, infant safety, and the important role a male caregiver has in the infant’s life.

PURPLE Plus: The third project is being conducted in collaboration with Baylor College of Medicine. This project is designed to evaluate whether prevention education focused on maternal mental health, abusive head trauma reduction, life stress reduction, and positive coping strategies with difficult infant behavior can provide complimentary messaging that builds parents’ knowledge and support positive parental behavior.

Fatherhood App: The fourth project is development of a mobile application designed for fathers. Timely information will be delivered based on the stage of pregnancy or infant development and will study whether this platform is an appropriate population-level prevention education approach for men.

For more information, visit Texas Safe Babies at: https://utsystem.edu/offices/population-health/overview-0/texas-safe-babies

https://utsystem.edu/offices/population-health/overview-0/texas-safe-babies

https://utsystem.edu/offices/population-health/overview-0/texas-safe-babies

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STAR: Services to At-Risk Youth Map

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STAR: Services to At-Risk Youth Overview The STAR program addresses family conflict and everyday struggles while promoting strong families and youth resilience. Every STAR provider offers one-on-one coaching or counseling with a trained professional and group-based learning for youth and parents. STAR programs also operate a 24-hour hotline for families having urgent needs. Start Date

o 2014


Population Served

o Families with youth under 18 years old who are dealing with: conflict at home, school attendance or behavior issues, delinquency, or have a youth who has run away from home

Measured Outcomes o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years o Percentage of youth not referred to juvenile probation o Increase in protective factors such as: family functioning and resiliency; social supports and


Program Overview o Family and individual coaching or counseling are available by appointment and may be held

in a variety of settings such as youth's school community or at a family's home. Skills classes are often held at the provider’s office or a location within a community agency such as a school, library, or non-profit organization.

Success Story o Fifteen-year old “Ashley” and her parents were referred to High Sky Children’s Ranch after

Ashley was picked up by the police for running away. Ashley’s parents were upset with how she continually broke the house rules and would run away when they tried to discipline her. The parents agreed to participate in the program but were very skeptical because they felt that they had already tried everything. The family identified the following goals to work on: earn trust with each other and reduce conflict in the family. The provider helped the family achieve this by: working with the parents on how to effectively use praise to encourage positive behaviors, eliminate opportunities for negative behavior and learning to remain calm during stressful situations with their daughter. The provider worked with Ashley on expressing her frustrations appropriately, better accepting “no” for an answer, disagreeing appropriately, choosing appropriate friendships and making better decisions. By the end of services Ashley’s parents stated that they “felt like they finally had their daughter back.”

FY2020 STAR Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $24,184,461 Total Number of Community Grantees 28 Average Grantee Budget $863,730 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 5,416 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 21,312 Counties Served 254

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STAR Providers Provider Primary

Contractor or Subcontractor

Organization Name

County Served Website / Email Contact Phone Contact

ACCESS

Contractor Anderson Cherokee Community Enrichment Services dba ACCESS

Anderson, Cherokee, Freestone

www.access-center.org (877) 811-1289

Subcontractor Youth and Family Enrichment Centers Inc.

Smith, Anderson, Cherokee

www.yfecenters.com/ (903) 534-0414

ACH Child and Family Services

Contractor ACH Child and Family Services

Hill, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Tarrant

www.achservices.org (817) 335- 4673)

Andrews Center (Networks STAR)

Contractor Andrews Center (Networks STAR)

Ellis, Henderson, Kaufman, Navarro, Smith, Van Zandt, Wood

www.andrewscenter.com (888) 296-8099

Subcontractor Azleway Children's Home


www.azleway.org/ (903) 566-8444

Subcontractor Kaufman County Shelter

Kaufman www.norvillecenter.com (972) 932-4896

Subcontractor Youth and Family Enrichment Centers Inc.

Smith www.yfecenters.com/ (903) 534-0414



Aransas, Bee, Bexar, Crockett, Goliad, Kinney, Live Oak, McMullen, Refugio, San Patricio, Schleicher, Sutton, Val Verde

www.discoverbcfs.net (800) 235-7230 (800) 251-5154 (361) 334-2876 (Coastal Bend) (210) 283-5183 (San Antonio) (830) 768-2755 (Del Rio)

Buckner Children and Family Services, Inc. - Rio Grande Valley

Contractor Buckner Children and Family Services, Inc. - Rio Grande Valley

Brooks, Cameron, Hidalgo, Kenedy, Starr, Willacy

www.buckner.org/our-work/rio-grande-valley

(866) 480-0772 (Hidalgo, Brooks) (888) 599-0759 (Cameron, Willacy, Kennedy)

Buckner Children and Family Services, Inc. - Southeast Texas

Contractor Buckner Children and Family Services, Inc. - Southeast Texas

Hardin, Jefferson, Orange

www.buckner.org/our-work/beaumont

(800) 929-7828

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Organization Name


Catholic Charities, Diocese of Lubbock, Inc.

Contractor Catholic Charities, Diocese of Lubbock, Inc.

Bailey, Baylor, Briscoe, Castro, Childress, Cochran, Cottle, Crosby, Dickens, Floyd, Foard, Garza, Hale, Hardeman, Haskell, Hockley, Kent, King, Knox, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Motley, Parmer, Stonewall, Swisher, Terry, Throckmorton, Wilbarger, Yoakum

www.cclubbock.org/star.html

(806) 765-8475

CCD Counseling, P.A.

Contractor CCD Counseling, P.A.

Dallas, Denton www.ccdcounseling.com (888) 837-0666, (800) 479–0221

Subcontractor Counseling Institute of Texas

Dallas www.citexas.org (972) 271-4300

Subcontractor Hamilton-Guy Counseling and Training

Dallas www.hamilton-guy.com/ (972) 885-5013

Subcontractor Harmony Counseling Center

Dallas www.harmonycdc.org/services/counseling-center/

(214) 751-3932

Subcontractor Mobile Counseling - Dallas

Dallas https://www.mobilecounselingdallas.com

(214) 542-5642

Subcontractor Positive Influences

Dallas www.positiveinfluences.org (469) 227-7847

Subcontractor Richland Oaks Counseling Center

Dallas www.richlandoaks.org (469) 619-7622

Circles of Care Contractor Circles of Care Jim Wells, Kleberg, Nueces

www.circlesofcareinc.org (855) 256-6555

Colorado County Youth and Family Services, Inc. (Youth and Family Services)

Contractor Colorado County Youth and Family Services, Inc. (Youth and Family Services)

Austin, Colorado, Fayette

www.ccyfs.org (866) 301-9498

Subcontractor Greater San Marcos Youth Council

Austin, Colorado, Fayette

www.gsmyc.org (512) 754-0500

Connections Individual and Family Services, Inc.

Contractor Connections Individual and Family Services, Inc.

Atascosa, Bastrop, Caldwell, Comal, Frio, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Karnes, Lee, Wilson, Zavala

www.connectionsnonprofit.org

(800) 532-8192

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Organization Name


Deep East Texas Council of Governments (DETCOG)

Contractor Deep East Texas Council of Governments (DETCOG)

Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, Tyler

www.detcog.org (800) 256-6848, (800) 210-9252

Subcontractor Buckner Children and Family Services

Jefferson, Orange, Hardin

www.buckner.org (409) 866-0976, (800) 929-7828



Ft. Bend, Harris, Waller

www.depelchin.org Harris: (713) 664-3459 Ft. Bend, Waller: (281) 261-1341 Toll Free: (888) 507-6682

El Paso Center for Children

Contractor El Paso Center for Children

El Paso www.epccinc.org (915) 588-6542

Family Service Center of Galveston County, Texas

Contractor Family Service Center of Galveston County, Texas

Chambers, Galveston, Liberty

www.fsc-galveston.org (888) 267-4994

Subcontractor HCPS Kinder Emergency Shelter

Harris www.hcps.harriscountytx.gov/our-services/youth-services/kinder-emergency-shelter

(713) 394-4000

Subcontractor Laura DiPette Galveston www.fsc-galveston.org/ (713) 254-1370 Subcontractor Luanne Martin Chambers, Liberty www.fsc-galveston.org/ (281) 971-5973 Greater San Marcos Youth Council, Inc.

Contractor Greater San Marcos Youth Council, Inc.

Hays www.gsmyc.org (800) 457-0797

High Sky Children's Ranch, Inc.

Contractor High Sky Children's Ranch, Inc.

Andrews, Borden, Brewster, Coke, Concho, Crane, Culberson, Dawson, Ector, Fisher, Gaines, Glasscock, Howard, Hudspeth, Irion, Jeff Davis, Loving, Martin, Midland, Mitchell, Nolan, Pecos, Presidio, Reagan, Reeves, Runnels, Scurry, Sterling, Terrell, Tom Green, Upton, Ward, Winkler

www.highsky.org (800) 922-7829, (800) 422-6775

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Organization Name


K'STAR, Inc. Contractor K'STAR, Inc. Bandera, Blanco, Burnet, Edwards, Gillespie, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Llano, Mason, Medina, Menard, Real, Uvalde

www.kstar.org (855) 327-8004

Lifeworks Contractor Lifeworks Travis www.lifeworksaustin.org (512) 735-2400 (512) 560-9719

Mid-Coast Family Services, Inc.

Contractor Mid-Coast Family Services, Inc.

Calhoun, DeWitt, Jackson, Lavaca, Victoria

www.midcoastfamily.org/ (361) 575-7842 (888) 575-7842

Montgomery County Youth Services, Inc.

Contractor Montgomery County Youth Services, Inc.

Montgomery, Walker

www.youthmc.org (888) 756-8682

New Horizons Ranch and Center, Inc. (Family First)

Contractor New Horizons Ranch and Center, Inc. (Family First)

Brown, Brownwood, Callahan, Coleman, Jones, McCulloch, Mills, San Saba, Taylor

www.newhorizonsinc.com (877) 261-3777

Sabine Valley Regional MHMR Center dba Community Healthcore

Contractor Sabine Valley Regional MHMR Center dba Community Healthcore

Bowie, Camp, Cass, Franklin, Gregg, Harrison, Marion, Morris, Panola, Red River, Rusk, Titus, Upshur

www.communityhealthcore.com

(903) 753-9744 (866) 782-7031

Subcontractor Kaufman County Children's Emergency Shelter

Kaufman www.norvillecenter.com (800) 929-7828

Subcontractor Youth and Family Enrichment Center, Inc.



Contractor Serving Children and Adults in Need, Inc. (SCAN)

Dimmit, Duval, Jim Hogg, La Salle, Maverick, Starr, Webb, Zapata

www.citexas.org (877) 725-3122

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Organization Name


STARRY, INC. Contractor STARRY, INC. Archer, Bell, Bosque, Clay, Collin, Comanche, Cooke , Coryell, Delta, Eastland, Erath, Fannin, Grayson, Hamilton, Hood, Hopkins, Hunt , Jack, Lamar, Lampasas, McLennan, Montague, Rains, Rockwall, Shackelford, Somervell, Stephens, Wichita, Williamson, Wise, Young

www.starry.org (512) 388-8290 (800) 440-9789

Texas Panhandle MHMR

Contractor Texas Panhandle MHMR

Carson, Collingsworth, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Donley, Gray, Hall, Hansford, Hartley, Hemphill, Hutchinson, Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Oldham, Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman, Wheeler

www.texaspanhandlecenters.org/services-to-at--risk-youth-star-program.html

(800) 692-4039

Subcontractor Catholic Charities - Interpreters

Dallam, Sherman, Hansford, Ochiltree, Lipscomb, Hartley, Moore, Hutchinson, Roberts, Hemphill, Oldham, Potter, Carson, Gray, Wheeler, Deaf Smith, Randall, Armstrong, Donley, Collingsworth, Hall

www.cctxp.org/emergency-youth-shelter/

(806) 376-4571

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Organization Name


Subcontractor Catholic Family Youth Services Shelter


www.cctxp.org/ (806) 376-7731

Twin City Mission

Contractor Twin City Mission

Brazos, Burleson, Falls, Grimes, Leon, Limestone, Madison, Milam, Robertson, Washington

www.twincitymission.org (979) 260-7336, (800) 865-9921

Subcontractor Montgomery County Youth Services


www.youthmc.org/ (979) 822-7511

Youth and Family Counseling Services

Contractor Youth and Family Counseling Services

Brazoria, Matagorda, Wharton

www.yfcs.org (877) 949-3140

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SYSN: Statewide Youth Services Network The SYSN program creates a statewide network of youth programs aimed at juvenile delinquency prevention and positive youth development for youth ages 6-17. PEI funds allow state-level grantees to identify areas of high need and vulnerability, and target specific support to local communities. Therefore the level and extent of services by county varies. Services include school and community-based mentoring programs, such as Big Brothers Big Sisters and Texas Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs. Start Date

o FY2008


Population Served

o Children and youth ages 6-17

Measured Outcomes o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years o Percentage of youth not referred to juvenile probation

Program Overview

o Services offered through SYSN providers include community and school-based mentoring, youth leadership development and youth skills. Providers deliver evidence-based programs that proactively increase protective factors in youth including involvement with positive peer groups, involvement with school and community and presence of caring adults other than parents in the youth’s life.

Success Story o Little Brother “Tony” has been matched with his Big Brother “Mike” for approximately five

years. When they were first matched, Tony’s father was incarcerated but his grandfather was very involved in his life (he lived with mom and grandparents). Shortly after they were matched, Tony’s grandfather passed away and he struggled a great deal with the loss. Big Brother Mike was a continued support to Tony and took an interest in some of the activities that Tony previously did with his grandfather. Although Tony was struggling emotionally and behaviorally through the loss, Mike continued to engage Tony and started to see him open up, express his emotions in a healthy manner and begin processing the loss. Their relationship continues to develop and Tony is now a senior in high school, a starter on his football team and has plans to attend college with a scholarship to play football. Mike recently graduated college and decided to postpone his graduate studies to stay close to Tony and see him through his senior year in high school.

FY2020 Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $1,525,000 Total Number of Community Grantees 2 Average Grantee Budget $762,500 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 1,833 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 2,526 Counties Served 254

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SYSN Providers


Organization Name

County Served Website / Email Contact

Phone Contact

Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Texas

Contractor Subcontract with other Big Brother Big Sister programs

The intent of SYSN is to create a statewide network of youth programs aimed at juvenile delinquency prevention and positive youth development. PEI funds allow state-level grantees to identify areas of high need and vulnerability, and target specific support to local communities. Therefore the level and extent of services by county varies,

www.bbbstx.org

(888) 887-2447

Texas Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs

Contractor Subcontract with other Big Brother Big Sister programs

The intent of SYSN is to create a statewide network of youth programs aimed at juvenile delinquency prevention and positive youth development. PEI funds allow state-level grantees to identify areas of high need and vulnerability, and target specific support to local communities. Therefore the level and extent of services by county varies.

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

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THV: Texas Home Visiting Program Map

* denotes site funded through federal Maternal Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) grant

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THV Overview Texas Home Visiting (THV) is a free, voluntary program through which early childhood and health professionals regularly visit the homes of at-risk pregnant women or families with children under age 6. Start Date

o 2012

Counties Served o Bastrop, Bexar, Cameron, Collin, Dallas, Ector, Gregg, Harris, Hays, Hidalgo, Midland,

Montgomery, Nueces, Potter, Randall, San Patricio, Smith, Starr, Tarrant, Tom Green, Travis, Victoria, Wichita, Willacy

Population Served o Expecting parents, parents and caregivers of pre-kindergarten children who need help getting

school-ready, raising multiple children, and/or getting back together after being apart

Measured Outcomes o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years o Increase in parent/child interaction, ability to cope with parental stress o Support positive health outcomes by addressing premature birth outcomes, attending well

child visits and support breastfeeding

Program Overview o Services offered through THV include evidence-based home visiting, parent education and

local systems building

Success Story o “Jill” identified that she was really struggling and enrolled in the University of Texas Health

Science Center at Tyler’s Parents as Teachers (PAT) program six months ago. She didn't have a job, her own place to stay, or a driver's license; she was dealing with postpartum depression and had a hard time identifying any goals for herself. In just six months, she has obtained her license and is working every day. Jill enrolled in school to work towards a bachelor's degree, is saving for a car and hopes to have her own apartment soon. Jill said she “loves being a part of the PAT program; support goes a long way!”

FY2020 THV Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $19,576,824 Total Number of Community Grantees 20 Average Grantee Budget $978,841 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 3,716 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 4,172 Counties Served 24

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THV Providers * denotes MIECHV-funded sites


Organization Name

County Served


Bastrop County*

Contractor Bastrop County Bastrop [email protected] (512)332-7222

Children's Advocacy Center of Tom Green County

Contractor Children's Advocacy Center of Tom Green County

Tom Green County

[email protected] (325)653-4673

Coalition of Health Services*

Contractor Coalition of Health Services

Potter, Randall

[email protected] (806)337-1700 x227

Collaborative For Children

Contractor Collaborative For Children

Harris [email protected]; [email protected]

(713)600-1126

Community Action, Inc. of Central Texas*

Contractor Community Action, Inc. of Central Texas

Hays [email protected] (512)396-3395 x 228

Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley*


Starr [email protected] (956)631-9171

Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley -H/W/C*


Hidalgo, Cameron, Willacy

[email protected] (956) 631-9171

Fort Worth ISD Contractor Fort Worth ISD Tarrant [email protected] (817) 814-2000 Houston ISD Contractor Houston ISD Harris [email protected] (713) 967-5298 Motivation Education & Training Inc.


Montgomery [email protected]; [email protected]

(281) 689-5544

North Texas Area United Way*


Wichita [email protected] (940) 322-8638

United Way for Greater Austin*

Contractor United Way for Greater Austin

Travis www.unitedwayaustin.org (512) 475-6267

United Way of Coastal Bend*

Contractor United Way of Coastal Bend

Nueces, San Patricio

www.uwcb.org (361 )882-2529

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas*


Dallas www.unitedwaydallas.org (214) 978-0056

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas*


Collin www.unitedwaydallas.org (214) 978-0056

United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County*


Bexar www.unitedwaysatx.org (210) 352-7000

University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler*

Contractor University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler

Smith [email protected] (903) 877-7777

University of Texas Permian Basin*

Contractor University of Texas Permian Basin

Ector, Midland


Victoria County Health Department*

Contractor Victoria County Health Department

Victoria www.vcphd.org (361) 578-6281 ext. 3808

Wellness Pointe*

Contractor Wellness Pointe

Gregg wellnesspointe.org (903) 212-4688

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TNFP: Texas Nurse Family Partnership Map

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TNFP Overview Texas Nurse Family Partnership (TNFP) is a free, voluntary program through which nurses regularly visit the homes of at-risk pregnant women or families with children under age 2. Families start services with TNFP by their 28th week of pregnancy and can receive services until the child reaches two years of age.

Start Date o 2012

Counties Served

o Bexar, Chambers, Crosby, Dallas, El Paso, Floyd, Fort Bend, Garza, Hale, Hardin, Harris, Hidalgo, Hockley, Jefferson, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, McLennan, Orange, Tarrant, Terry, Willacy

Population Served o First -time low income mothers and their families, from before their 28th week of pregnancy

through their child’s second birthday,

Measured Outcomes o Children remain safe during services, within 1 year, and within 3 years o Increase in parent/child interaction, ability to cope with parental stress o Support positive health outcomes by addressing premature birth outcomes, attending well

child visits and support breastfeeding

Program Overview o Services offered through TNFP includes evidence-based home visiting by a licensed nurse to

address issues related to health, self-sufficiency, parenting and stress management.

Success Story In April of 2018 o “Claire”, a 17-year old junior in high school, was referred to the Nurse Family Partnership

program by the school social worker. Claire had limited financial and social support from her immediate family but was determined to break away from the cycle of poverty that has hindered her family in so many ways. She established a trusting and stable relationship with her nurse home visitor and, with the nurse home visitor’s support, has graduated from high school; developed a strong, supportive relationship with her child’s paternal grandparents; applied for financial aid, enrolled in college, completed her Certified Nurse Assistant Certification and is on a path to obtaining her registered nurse license.

FY2020 TNFP Program Information Amount Annual Budget for Community Contracts $15,402,009 Total Number of Community Grantees 16 Average Grantee Budget $1,026,800 Average Number of Youth/Families Served Per Month 175 Target Number of Youth/Families Served Annually 2,800 Counties Served 22

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TNFP Providers


Organization Name

County Served


Any Baby Can Contractor Any Baby Can Travis anybabycan.org (512) 454-3743 Baylor College of Medicine

Contractor Baylor College of Medicine

Fort Bend, Harris

https://www.bcm.edu/healthcare/care-centers/teen-health-clinic or [email protected]

(713) 876-5652

Bexar County Hospital District

Contractor Bexar County Hospital District

Bexar www.universityhealthsystem.com

(210) 358-2000

City of Houston Contractor City of Houston Fort Bend, Harris

[email protected]

(832) 393-4640

City of Laredo Contractor City of Laredo Webb [email protected] (956) 721-4991 City of Port Arthur

Contractor City of Port Arthur

Chambers, Hardin, Jefferson, Orange


Dallas County Hospital District (Parkland Hospital)

Contractor Dallas County Hospital District (Parkland Hospital)

Dallas, Tarrant https://www.parklandhospital.com/nurse-family-partnership

(214) 590-0568

Doctors Hospital Renaissance

Contractor Doctors Hospital Renaissance

Hidalgo Willacy


El Paso County Hospital District

Contractor El Paso County Hospital District

El Paso www.umcelpaso.org/medical-services/nurse-family-partnership

(915) 521-7162

Any Baby Can Contractor Any Baby Can Travis anybabycan.org (512) 454-3743 Tarrant County Contractor Tarrant County Dallas, Tarrant health.tarrantcounty.com (817) 413-6320 Texas Children's Health Plan

Contractor Texas Children's Health Plan

Fort Bend, Harris


Texas Tech Health Science Center - (Lubbock)

Contractor Texas Tech Health Science Center - (Lubbock)

Crosby, Floyd, Garza, Hale, Hockley, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Terry


The Children's Shelter

Contractor The Children's Shelter

Bexar [email protected] (210) 212-2523

Women in Need of Generous Support (WiNGS)

Contractor Women in Need of Generous Support (WiNGS)

Dallas, Tarrant www.wingsdallas.org; [email protected]

(214) 826-9922

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PEI Program by DFPS Region and Associated Counties

Region 1

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Region 1 Counties: Armstrong, Bailey, Briscoe, Carson, Castro, Childress, Cochran, Collingsworth, Crosby, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Dickens, Donley, Floyd, Garza, Gray, Hale, Hall, Hansford, Hartley, Hemphill, Hockley, Hutchinson, King, Lamb, Lipscomb, Lubbock, Lynn, Moore, Motley, Ochiltree, Oldham, Parmer, Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman, Swisher, Terry, Wheeler, Yoakum

Program Provider Primary Contractor or Subcontractor

Organization Name County Served Website / Email Contact Phone

Contact

CYD StarCare Contractor

Lubbock Regional MHMR dba StarCare

Lubbock www.lubbockmhmr.org/services/ or [email protected] (806) 766-0227

CYD StarCare Subcontractor Communities In Schools Lubbock [email protected] (806) 368-8090

CYD StarCare Subcontractor

Communities in Schools - YAC/CYD Coordinator


CYD StarCare Subcontractor Guadalupe/Parkway Centers Lubbock [email protected] (806) 763-3963

CYD StarCare Subcontractor National Center for Parenthood Enrichment


CYD StarCare Subcontractor The YWCA of Lubbock TX Lubbock [email protected] (806) 792-2723

CYD StarCare Subcontractor The YWCA of Lubbock TX Lubbock [email protected]

oft.com (806) 792-2723

CYD United Way of Amarillo and Canyon

Contractor United Way of Amarillo and Canyon

Potter www.unitedwayama.org/Community-Youth-Developmen or [email protected]

(806) 376-6359 After Hours: (806) 468-8734


Subcontractor Amarillo College Potter [email protected] (806) 371-2902

Region 1

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Contact


Subcontractor Family Support Services Potter [email protected] (806) 342-2530

HOPES Family Support Services of Amarillo, Inc.

Contractor Family Support Services of Amarillo, Inc.

Primary: Potter Secondary: Randall www.fss-ama.org/hopes.html (806) 374-5433

HOPES Parenting Cottage Contractor Parenting

Cottage Primary: Lubbock www.parentingcottage.org/community-services/project-hopes/ (806) 795-7552

STAR


Contractor


Bailey, Baylor, Briscoe, Castro, Childress, Cochran, Cottle, Crosby, Dickens, Floyd, Foard, Garza, Hale, Hardeman, Haskell, Hockley, Kent, King, Knox, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Motley, Parmer, Stonewall, Swisher, Terry, Throckmorton, Wilbarger, Yoakum

www.cclubbock.org/star.html (800) 530-4704

STAR Texas Panhandle MHMR

Contractor Texas Panhandle MHMR

Carson, Collingsworth, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Donley, Gray, Hall, Hemphill, Hutchinson, Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Oldham, Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman, Hansford, Hartley, Wheeler

www.texaspanhandlecenters.org/services-to-at--risk-youth-star-program.html

(800) 692-4039

Region 1

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Contact


Subcontractor Catholic Charities - Interpreters


www.cctxp.org/emergency-youth-shelter/ (806) 376-4571


Subcontractor Catholic Family Youth Services Shelter


www.cctxp.org/ (806) 376-7731

SYSN Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Texas

Contractor

Subcontract with other Big Brother Big Sister programs

All counties

www.bbbstx.org (888) 887-2447

SYSN Texas Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs

Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV Coalition of Health Services* Contractor Coalition of

Health Services Potter, Randall [email protected] (806) 337-1700 x227

TNFP


Contractor


Crosby, Floyd, Garza, Hale, Hockley, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Terry

[email protected] (806)743-9673

Region 2

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Region 2 Counties: Archer, Baylor, Brown, Callahan, Clay, Coleman, Comanche, Cottle, Eastland, Fisher, Foard, Hardeman, Haskell, Jack, Jones, Kent, Knox, Mitchell, Montague, Nolan, Runnels, Scurry, Shackelford, Stephens, Stonewall, Taylor, Throckmorton, Wichita, Wilbarger, Young



Contact

HIP BCFS Health and Human Services


Cottle, Hardeman, Foard, Wilbarger, Wichita, Clay, Montague, Knox, Baylor, Archer, Kent, Stonewall, Haskell, Throckmorton, Young, Jack, Scurry, Fisher, Jones, Shackelford, Stephens, Mitchell, Nolan, Taylor, Callahan, Eastland, Runnels, Coleman, Brown, and Comanche

(325) 718-3322

HOPES BCFS Health and Human Services


Primary: Taylor Secondary: Shackelford Callahan Jones Nolan

www.discoverbcfs.net/hopes (325) 692-0033

HOPES North Texas Area United Way Contractor

North Texas Area United Way

Primary: Wichita Secondary: Clay Archer

ntauw.org/home (940) 322-8638

HOPES North Texas Area United Way Subcontractor Wichita Falls

ISD Wichita wfisd.net

STAR


Contractor


Bailey, Baylor, Briscoe, Castro, Childress, Cochran, Cottle, Crosby, Dickens, Floyd, Foard, Garza, Hale, Hardeman, Haskell, Hockley, Kent, King, Knox, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Motley, Parmer, Stonewall,

www.cclubbock.org/star.html (806) 765-8475

Region 2

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Contact

Swisher, Terry, Throckmorton, Wilbarger, Yoakum

STAR High Sky Children's Ranch, Inc.


Andrews, Borden, Brewster , Coke, Concho , Crane, Culberson, Dawson, Ector, Fisher, Gaines, Glasscock, Howard , Hudspeth, Irion, Jeff Davis, Loving , Martin, Midland, Mitchell, Nolan, Pecos, Presidio, Reagan, Reeves, Runnels, Scurry, Sterling, Terrell, Tom Green, Upton, Ward, Winkler

www.highsky.org (800) 922-7829,

(800) 422-6775

STAR


Contractor




STAR STARRY, INC. Contractor STARRY, INC.

Archer, Bell, Bosque, Clay, Collin, Comanche, Cooke , Coryell, Delta, Eastland, Erath, Fannin, Grayson, Hamilton, Hood, Hopkins, Hunt , Jack, Lamar, Lampasas, McLennan, Montague, Rains, Rockwall, Shackelford, Somervell, Stephens, Wichita, Williamson, Wise, Young

www.starry.org (512) 388-8290

(800) 440-9789


Contractor Subcontract with other Big Brother Big

All counties

www.bbbstx.org

(888) 887-2447

Region 2

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Contact

Sister programs


Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV North Texas Area United Way*


Wichita [email protected] (940) 322-8638

Region 3

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Region 3 Counties: Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Erath, Fannin, Grayson, Hood, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Navarro, Palo Pinto, Parker, Rockwall, Somervell, Tarrant, Wise



Contact

CYD Community Council of Greater Dallas

Contractor Community Council of Greater Dallas

Dallas www.ccgd.org or [email protected] (214) 238-3171


Subcontractor Freeman Junior Development Dallas [email protected] (469) 223-8568


Subcontractor Giving Keys of Hope Dallas [email protected] (469) 957-6065


Subcontractor Leading by Example Program



Subcontractor LT Love Ministry Dallas [email protected] (214) 228-8818


Subcontractor PSEDE NEWORK Dallas [email protected] (214) 901-0940


Subcontractor PVisions Incorporated Dallas [email protected]

g (469) 358-2897


Subcontractor Ewing Avenue Baptist Church Dallas www.ewingbaptist.org (214) 942-4643

Region 3

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Contact


Subcontractor Rice Chapel AME Church Dallas (214) 376-6527


Subcontractor

Renaissance Community Development Corporation



Subcontractor The People’s Servant Ministry Dallas [email protected] (469) 261-3437


Subcontractor What About the Children Foundation


CYD Tarrant County Contractor Tarrant County Tarrant

www.access.tarrantcounty.com/content/main/en/public-health/community-youth-development.html or [email protected]

(817) 740-4370 After Hours: (817) 676-3908

CYD Tarrant County Subcontractor Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star Tarrant [email protected] (972) 573-2367

CYD Tarrant County Subcontractor Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth


CYD Tarrant County Subcontractor Camp Fire First Texas Tarrant [email protected] (817) 831-2111

CYD Tarrant County Subcontractor Girls Inc. of Tarrant County Tarrant [email protected] (817) 259-1050

Region 3

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Contact

CYD Tarrant County Subcontractor Headline Mentors & Performing Arts Tarrant [email protected] (817) 923-1741

CYD Tarrant County Subcontractor Northside Inter-Community Agency, Inc.


Fatherhood STARRY, INC. Contractor STARRY, INC. Bell, McLennan www.starry.org (512)388-8290

(800) 440-9789

HOPES MHMR Tarrant County Contractor MHMR Tarrant

County

Primary: Tarrant Denton Johnson Ellis

www.earlyisbestnorthtexas.org 800-866-2465 or (844) 689-5437

HOPES MHMR Tarrant County Subcontractor Lena Pope Tarrant www.lenapope.org

HOPES MHMR Tarrant County Subcontractor

Pecan Valley Centers for Behavioral and Developmental Healthcare

Tarrant www.pecanvalley.org

HOPES MHMR Tarrant County Subcontractor The Parenting

Center Tarrant www.theparentingcenter.org

HOPES MHMR Tarrant County Subcontractor UNT Health

Science Center Tarrant www.unthsc.edu

HOPES

Presbyterian Children's Homes & Services

Contractor Presbyterian Children's Homes & Services

Navarro www.pchas.org (800) 888-1904

Region 3

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Contact

HOPES United Way of Metropolitan Dallas


Primary: Dallas www.dallascountyhopes.org/ (214) 978-0000


Subcontractor AVANCE Dallas www.avance-dallas.org


Subcontractor ChildCare Group Dallas www.childcaregroup.org


Subcontractor Dallas Child Advocacy Center Dallas www.dcac.org


Subcontractor Family Care Connection Dallas www.familycareconnection.org


Subcontractor Family Compass Dallas www.family-compass.org


Subcontractor Lumin Education Dallas www.lumineducation.org


Subcontractor Parkland Hospital Dallas www.parklandhospital.com

STAR ACH Child and Family Services Contractor ACH Child and

Family Services Hill, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Tarrant www.achservices.org (817) 335-4673

STAR CCD Counseling, P.A. Contractor CCD Counseling,

P.A. Dallas, Denton www.ccdcounseling.com (888) 837-0666, (800) 479–0221

Region 3

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Contact

STAR CCD Counseling, P.A. Subcontractor Counseling

Institute of Texas Dallas www.citexas.org (972) 271-4300

STAR CCD Counseling, P.A. Subcontractor

Hamilton-Guy Counseling and Training

Dallas www.hamilton-guy.com/ (972) 885-5013


Harmony Counseling Center

Dallas www.harmonycdc.org/services/counseling-center/ (214) 751-3932


Mobile Counseling - Dallas

Dallas www.mobilecounselingdallas.com (214) 542-5642

STAR CCD Counseling, P.A. Subcontractor Positive

Influences Dallas www.positiveinfluences.org (469) 227-7847


Richland Oaks Counseling Center

Dallas www.richlandoaks.org (469) 619-7622




(800) 440-9789

Region 3

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Contact


Contractor


All counties



Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV Fort Worth ISD Contractor Fort Worth ISD Tarrant [email protected] (817) 814-2000

THV United Way of Metropolitan Dallas*


Dallas www.unitedwaydallas.org (214) 978-0056

THV United Way of Metropolitan Dallas*


Collin www.unitedwaydallas.org (214) 978-0056

TNFP


Contractor


Dallas, Tarrant (214) 590-0568

TNFP Tarrant County Contractor Tarrant County Dallas, Tarrant www.health.tarrantcounty.com (817) 413-6320

TNFP

Women in Need of Generous Support (WiNGS)

Contractor Women in Need of Generous Support (WiNGS)

Dallas, Tarrant wingsdallas.org, [email protected] (214) 826-9922

Region 4

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Region 4 Counties: Anderson, Bowie, Camp, Cass, Cherokee, Delta, Franklin, Gregg, Harrison, Henderson, Hopkins, Lamar, Marion, Morris, Panola, Rains, Red River, Rusk, Smith, Titus, Upshur, Van Zandt, Wood



Contact



Anderson, Bowie, Smith, Gregg, Henderson, Cass, Marion, and Cherokee

(903) 526-0882

HOPES


Contractor


Primary: Gregg Secondary: Harrison, Upshur


HOPES


Contractor


Smith www.uthct.edu (903) 877-7777

STAR ACCESS

Contractor

Anderson Cherokee Community Enrichment Services dba ACCESS

Anderson, Cherokee, Freestone www.access-center.org (877) 811-1289

STAR ACCESS Subcontractor

Youth and Family Enrichment Centers Inc.

Smith, Anderson, Cherokee www.yfecenters.com/ (903) 534-0414

Region 4

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Contact

STAR


Contractor



www.andrewscenter.com (888) 296-8099

STAR Andrews Center (Networks STAR)

Subcontractor Azleway Children's Home

Ellis, Henderson, Kaufman, Navarro, Smith, Van Zandt, and Wood

www.azleway.org/ (903) 566-8444


Subcontractor Kaufman County Shelter Kaufman www.norvillecenter.com (972) 932-4896


Subcontractor

Youth and Family Enrichment Centers Inc.


STAR


Contractor


Bowie, Camp, Cass, Franklin, Gregg, Harrison, Marion, Morris, Panola, Red River, Rusk, Titus, Upshur

www.communityhealthcore.com (903) 753-9744

(866) 782-7031

STAR


Subcontractor

Kaufman County Children's Emergency Shelter

Kaufman (800) 929-7828

STAR


Subcontractor

Youth and Family Enrichment Center, Inc.

Smith (800) 929-7828

Region 4

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Contact


Contractor


All counties

www.bbbstx.org

(888) 887-2447


Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV

University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler*

Contractor


Smith [email protected] (903) 877-7777

THV Wellness Pointe* Contractor Wellness Pointe Gregg wellnesspointe.org (903) 212-4688

Region 5

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Region 5 Counties: Angelina, Hardin, Houston, Jasper, Jefferson, Nacogdoches, Newton, Orange, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, Tyler



Contact

HOPES Buckner Children and Family Services

Contractor


Primary: Jefferson Secondary: Orange Hardin


Fatherhood Buckner Children and Family Services

Contractor


Jefferson www.buckner.org or [email protected] (844) 275-6234

STAR


Contractor


Hardin, Jefferson, Orange www.buckner.org/our-work/beaumont (800) 929-7828

STAR



Austin, Colorado, and Fayette gsmyc.org (512) 754-0500

STAR


Contractor


Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, Tyler

www.detcog.org (800) 256-6848,

(800) 210-9252

Region 5

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Contact

STAR


Subcontractor


Jefferson, Orange, Hardin www.buckner.org (409) 866-0976 or (800) 929-7828


Contractor


All counties



Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

TNFP City of Port Arthur Contractor City of Port

Arthur Chambers, Hardin, Jefferson, Orange [email protected] (409) 983-8886

Region 6

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Region 6 Counties: Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Matagorda, Montgomery, Walker, Waller, Wharton



Contact

CYD

Harris County Protective Services – Gulfton & Pasadena

Contractor Harris County Protective Services

Harris www.hc-ps.org or [email protected], [email protected]

(713) 295-2500

CYD Harris County Protective Services Gulfton

Subcontractor Alliance Kijana Teen Program Harris [email protected] (713) 776-4700

ext 119


Subcontractor Campo Del Sol Harris [email protected] (832) 393-0897


Subcontractor Equip 24/7 Harris [email protected] (713) 571-9121


Subcontractor PAIR Mentoring Harris [email protected] (713) 771-1111




CYD

Harris County Protective Services-Pasadena

Subcontractor CIS CYD Harris [email protected] (713) 947-3809

Region 6

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Contact

CYD


Subcontractor CIS Mentoring Harris [email protected] (713) 947-3809

CYD


Subcontractor CIS YAC Harris [email protected] (713) 947-3809

CYD




CYD




CYD




CYD




CYD The Children's Center Inc. Contractor The Children's

Center Inc. Galveston www.thechildrenscenterinc.org (409) 621-1031 X3300

CYD The Children's Center Inc. Subcontractor

Boys and Girls Club of Greater Houston


Region 6

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Contact


Galveston Independent School district



Galveston Independent School district



Johnny Mitchell Galveston Boys and Girls Club


CYD The Children's Center Inc. Subcontractor NIA Cultural

Center Galveston [email protected] (409) 765-7086

Fatherhood DePelchin Children’s Center

Contractor DePelchin Children’s Center

Harris www.depelchin.org or [email protected] (713) 730-2335

Fatherhood Family Service Center Galveston

Contractor Family Service Center Galveston

Galveston www.fsc-galveston.org or [email protected] (409) 762-8636

Fatherhood Motivation Education & Training Inc.


Montgomery www.metinc.org or [email protected] (281) 689-5544

HIP City of Houston Contractor City of Houston Harris (832) 393-5169

HOPES DePelchin Children's Center


Primary: Harris Secondary: Brazoria Chambers Fort Bend Galveston Liberty Montgomery Waller


Region 6

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Contact



Primary: Galveston Secondary: Brazoria, Chambers, Harris



Subcontractor Collaborative for Children Harris www.collabforchildren.org

HOPES Motivation Education & Training Inc.


Primary: Montgomery www.metinc.org/bblog (281) 689-5544

STAR


Contractor


Austin, Colorado, Fayette www.ccyfs.org (866) 301-9498

STAR



Austin, Colorado, and Fayette www.gsmyc.org (512) 754-0500

STAR DePelchin Children's Center


Ft. Bend, Harris, Waller www.depelchin.org

Harris: (713) 664-3459 Ft. Bend, Waller: (281) 261-1341 Toll Free: (888) 507-6682

STAR


Contractor


Chambers, Galveston, Liberty www.fsc-galveston.org (888) 267-4994

Region 6

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Contact

STAR


Subcontractor HCPS Kinder Emergency Shelter

Harris https://hcps.harriscountytx.gov/Our-Services/Youth-Services/Kinder-Emergency-Shelter

(713) 394-4000

STAR


Subcontractor Laura DiPette Galveston www.fsc-galveston.org/ (713) 254-1370

STAR


Subcontractor Luanne Martin Chambers & Liberty www.fsc-galveston.org/ (281) 971-5973

STAR


Contractor


Brazoria, Matagorda, Wharton www.yfcs.org

(877) 949-3140


Contractor


All counties

www.bbbstx.org

(888) 887-2447


Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV Collaborative For Children Contractor Collaborative

For Children Harris [email protected]; [email protected]

(713) 600-1126

THV Houston ISD Contractor Houston ISD Harris [email protected] (713) 967-5298

Region 6

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Contact

THV Motivation Education & Training Inc.


Montgomery [email protected]; [email protected]

(832) 432-7172

(281) 761-9639

TNFP Baylor College of Medicine Contractor Baylor College

of Medicine Fort Bend, Harris www.bcm.edu/healthcare/care-centers/teen-health-clinic or [email protected]

(713) 876-5652

TNFP City of Houston Contractor City of Houston Fort Bend, Harris [email protected] (832) 393-4640

TNFP Texas Children's Health Plan Contractor

Texas Children's Health Plan

Fort Bend, Harris [email protected] (832) 828-1273

Region 7

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Region 7 Counties: Bastrop, Bell, Blanco, Bosque, Brazos, Burleson, Burnet, Caldwell, Coryell, Falls, Fayette, Freestone, Grimes, Hamilton, Hays, Hill, Lampasas, Lee, Leon, Limestone, Llano, Madison, McLennan, Milam, Mills, Robertson, San Saba, Travis, Washington, Williamson



Contact

CYD City of Austin Contractor City Of Austin Travis www.austintexas.gov/department/community-youth-development or [email protected]

(512) 972-5010

CYD City of Austin Subcontractor Creative Action Travis [email protected] (512) 442-8773

CYD City of Austin Subcontractor Mexic-Arte Museum Travis [email protected] (512) 200-7277

CYD City of Austin Subcontractor Workers Assistance Program


CYD Communities In Schools of the Heart of Texas

Contractor Communities In Schools of the Heart of Texas

McLennan www.cis-hot.org or [email protected]

(254) 753-6002 After Hours: (254) 753-6261

Fatherhood Housing Authority of the City of Austin

Contractor Housing Authority of the City of Austin


Fatherhood Housing Authority of the City of Austin

Subcontractor Man in Me Travis [email protected] (512) 366-0883

HIP New Jerusalem Holy Christian Church

Contractor New Jerusalem Holy Christian Church

Bell, Coryell and Lampasas (254) 449-2840

HIP The SAFE Alliance Contractor The SAFE

Alliance Travis, Williamson, Burnet, and Caldwell (512) 906-9573

Region 7

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Contact

HOPES Aware Central Texas Contractor

Exchange Club Child abuse Prevention Center d/b/a Aware Central Texas

Primary: Bell Secondary County: Coryell, Lampasas,


HOPES Family Abuse Center Contractor Family Abuse

Center Primary: McLennan awarecentraltexas.org (254) 732-0482

HOPES Family Abuse Center Subcontractor Waco ISD McLennan www.wacoisd.org

HOPES Project Unity Contractor Project Unity Primary: Brazos www.projectunitytexas.org (979) 595-2900

HOPES The SAFE Alliance Contractor The SAFE

Alliance Primary: Travis Secondary: Williamson www.safeaustin.org (512) 499-0900

HOPES The SAFE Alliance Subcontractor Any Baby Can Travis, Williamson www.anybabycan.org

Military


Contractor


Bell County

Intake: (254) 289-3468 Crisis: Darnall Army Medical Center Behavioral Health Triage Clinic (254) 553-2284, (254) 553-3630, (254) 553-3623

Military The Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Texas

Contractor The Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Texas

Bell County [email protected] (254) 699-5808 x 104

Region 7

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Contact

STAR ACCESS

Contractor

Anderson Cherokee Community Enrichment Services dba ACCESS

Anderson, Cherokee, Freestone www.access-center.org (877) 811-1289

STAR ACH Child and Family Services Contractor

ACH Child and Family Services

Hill, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Tarrant www.achservices.org (817) 335-4673

STAR Greater San Marcos Youth Council, Inc.

Contractor Greater San Marcos Youth Council, Inc.

Hays www.gsmyc.org (800) 457-0797

STAR K'STAR, Inc. Contractor K'STAR, Inc.

Bandera, Blanco, Burnet, Edwards, Gillespie, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Llano, Mason, Medina, Menard, Real, Uvalde

www.kstar.org (855) 327-8004

STAR Lifeworks Contractor Lifeworks Travis www.lifeworksaustin.org (512) 735-2400

(512) 560-9719

STAR Montgomery County Youth Services, Inc.

Contractor Montgomery County Youth Services, Inc.

Montgomery, Walker www.youthmc.org (888) 756-8682

STAR


Contractor




Region 7

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Contact




(800) 440-9789

STAR Twin City Mission Contractor Twin City

Mission


www.twincitymission.org (979) 260-7336 (800) 865-9921

STAR Twin City Mission Subcontractor

Montgomery County Youth Services

Brazos, Burleson, Falls, Grimes, Leon, Limestone, Madison, Milam, Robertson, and Washington

www.richlandoaks.org (469) 619-7622


Contractor


All counties



Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

Region 7

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Contact

THV Bastrop County* Contractor Bastrop County Bastrop [email protected] (512) 332-7222

THV Community Action, Inc. of Central Texas*

Contractor Community Action, Inc. of Central Texas

Hays [email protected] (512) 396-3395 x 228

THV United Way for Greater Austin* Contractor United Way for

Greater Austin Travis www.uwatx.org (512) 225-0363

TNFP Any Baby Can Contractor Any Baby Can Travis www.anybabycan.org (512) 454-3743

TNFP Hillcrest Medical Center Contractor Hillcrest

Medical Center McLennan BSWHealth.org/wacoNFP (254) 202-1130

Region 8

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Region 8 Counties: Atascosa, Bandera, Bexar, Calhoun, Comal, DeWitt, Dimmit, Edwards, Frio, Gillespie, Goliad, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Jackson, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Kinney, La Salle, Lavaca, Maverick, Medina, Real, Uvalde, Val Verde, Victoria, Wilson, Zavala



Contact

Early Intervention Court

Bexar County Contractor Bexar County Bexar www.bexar.org/2209/Early-Intervention-Program (210) 335-2829

CYD

The Good Samaritan Community Service Center -San Antonio

Contractor

The Good Samaritan Community Service Center-San Antonio

Bexar www.goodsamaritancommunityservices.org or [email protected]

(210) 434-5531

HIP


Contractor


Bexar (210) 222-1294

HOPES United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County

Contractor

United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County

Primary: Bexar www.unitedwaysatx.org/ (210) 352-7000


Subcontractor Catholic Charities Bexar www.ccaosa.org


Subcontractor Center for Health Care Services

Bexar www.chcsbc.org


Subcontractor DePelchin Children Center Bexar www.depelchin.org

Region 8

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Contact


Subcontractor Martinez Street Women's Center

Bexar www.mswomenscenter.org


Subcontractor Respite Care San Antonio Bexar www.respitecaresa.org


Subcontractor The Children's Shelter Bexar www.childrenshelter.org


Subcontractor Family Service Association Bexar https://family-service.org

Military United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County


Bexar County www.unitedwaysatx.org

[email protected]; (210) 352-7000

STAR BCFS Health and Human Services




(800) 235-7230

(800) 251-5154

San Antonio: (210) 768-2755 Corpus Christi: (361) 334-2876 Beeville:

(361) 987-2999 ext. 3570

STAR


Contractor


Aransas, Atascosa, Bastrop, Caldwell, Comal, Frio, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Karnes, Lee, Live Oak, McMullen,

www.connectionsnonprofit.org 800) 532-8192

Region 8

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Contact

Refugio, San Patricio, Wilson, Zavala

STAR Mid-Coast Family Services, Inc.

Contractor Mid-Coast Family Services, Inc.

Calhoun, DeWitt, Jackson, Lavaca, Victoria www.midcoastfamily.org/

(361)575-7842

(888) 575-7842



www.kstar.org (855) 327-8004

STAR


Contractor



https://citexas.org (877) 725-3122


Contractor


All counties



Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County*


Bexar [email protected] (210) 352-7000

Region 8

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Contact

THV Victoria County Health Department*

Contractor Victoria County Health Department

Victoria [email protected] (361) 578-6281 ext. 3808

TNFP Bexar County Hospital District Contractor Bexar County

Hospital District Bexar [email protected] (210) 358-2000

TNFP The Children's Shelter Contractor The Children's

Shelter Bexar [email protected] (210) 212-2523

Region 9

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Region 9 Counties: Andrews, Borden, Coke, Concho, Crane, Crockett, Dawson, Ector, Gaines, Glasscock, Howard, Irion, Kimble, Loving, Martin, Mason, McCulloch, Menard, Midland, Pecos, Reagan, Reeves, Schleicher, Sterling, Sutton, Terrell, Tom Green, Upton, Ward, Winkler



Contact

HOPES University of Texas of the Permian Basin

Contractor University of Texas of the Permian Basin

Primary: Ector Secondary: Midland, Andrews, Crane, Glasscock, Howard, Upton, Martin, Ward, Winkler

www.utpb.edu/ced/first-5-permian-basin/parenting-programs (432) 552-2020

STAR

Baptist Children's Home Ministries (BCFS)

Contractor



(800) 235-7230

(800) 251-5154


(361) 987-2999 ext. 3570



Andrews, Borden, Brewster , Coke, Concho , Crane, Culberson, Dawson, Ector, Fisher, Gaines, Glasscock, Howard , Hudspeth, Irion, Jeff Davis, Loving , Martin, Midland, Mitchell, Nolan, Pecos, Presidio, Reagan, Reeves, Runnels, Scurry,


(800) 422-6775

Region 9

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Contact

Sterling, Terrell, Tom Green, Upton, Ward, Winkler



www.kstar.org (855) 327-8004

STAR


Contractor





Contractor


All counties

www.bbbstx.org

(888) 887-2447


Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV University of Texas Permian Basin*

Contractor University of Texas Permian Basin

Ector, Midland [email protected] (432) 552-4561

Region 10

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Region 10 Counties: Brewster, Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, Presidio



Contact

CYD El Paso Human Services, Inc. Contractor El Paso Human

Services, Inc. El Paso www.elpasohumanservices.org or [email protected] (915) 634-7227

CYD El Paso Human Services, Inc. Subcontractor

Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest

El Paso www.gsdsw.org/ (915) 566-9433

CYD El Paso Human Services, Inc. Subcontractor Project Vida El Paso [email protected] (915) 533-7057

CYD El Paso Human Services, Inc. Subcontractor Transmountain

Charitable Trust El Paso [email protected]; [email protected]

(915) 549-1577 (915) 588-5224

CYD El Paso Human Services, Inc. Subcontractor YWCA El Paso

del Norte El Paso [email protected] (915) 519-0002

HOPES El Paso Center for Children Contractor El Paso Center

for Children El Paso www.epccinc.org/el-paso-hopes (915) 565-8361

HOPES El Paso Center for Children Subcontractor

Paso Del Norte Child Development Center

El Paso www.pdnchildrens.org

HOPES El Paso Center for Children Subcontractor United Way of El

Paso El Paso www.unitedwayelpaso.org

Military Child Crisis Center of El Paso

Contractor Child Crisis Center of El Paso

El Paso County www.childcrisiselp.org [email protected] (915) 562-7955

STAR El Paso Center for Children Contractor El Paso Center

for Children El Paso www.epccinc.org (915) 588-6542

Region 10

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Contact



Andrews, Borden, Brewster , Coke, Concho , Crane, Culberson, Dawson, Ector, Fisher, Gaines, Glasscock, Howard , Hudspeth, Irion, Jeff Davis, Loving , Martin, Midland, Mitchell, Nolan, Pecos, Presidio, Reagan, Reeves, Runnels, Scurry, Sterling, Terrell, Tom Green, Upton, Ward, Winkler


(800) 422-6775


Contractor


All counties



Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

TNFP El Paso County Hospital District Contractor El Paso County

Hospital District El Paso [email protected] (915) 512-7162

Region 11

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Region 11 Counties: Aransas, Bee, Brooks, Cameron, Duval, Hidalgo, Jim Hogg, Jim Wells, Kenedy, Kleberg, Live Oak, McMullen, Nueces, Refugio, San Patricio, Starr, Webb, Willacy, Zapata



Contact

CYD City of Corpus Christi Contractor City of Corpus

Christi Nueces

www.cctexas.com/government/parks-recreation/programs-services/78415-cyd/index or [email protected]

(361) 826-4028 After Hours: (361) 826-4000

CYD City of Corpus Christi Subcontractor

Boys and Girls Club of the Coastal Bend


CYD City of Corpus Christi Subcontractor

Communities in Schools of the Coastal Bend


CYD City of Corpus Christi Subcontractor Youth Odyssey

Inc. Nueces [email protected] (361) 946-6016

CYD City of Corpus Christi Subcontractor YWCA of

Corpus Christi Nueces [email protected] (361) 857-5661

CYD


Contractor

Rio Grande Valley Empowerment Zone Corporation

Hidalgo www.rgvez.org or [email protected]

(956) 424-3276 After Hours: (956) 997-1346 (956) 212-9866

CYD


Subcontractor Boys and Girls Club of McAllen Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 682-5791

Region 11

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Contact

CYD


Subcontractor McAllen ISD Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 632-2908

CYD


Subcontractor Boys and Girls Club of Pharr Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 781-5437

CYD


Subcontractor Creative Arts Studio Hidalgo [email protected] (956) 569-0028

CYD


Contractor

Rio Grande Valley Empowerment Zone Corporation

Willacy www.rgvez.org or [email protected]

(956) 424-3276 After Hours: (956) 997-1346 (956) 212-9866

CYD


Subcontractor Lyford CISD Willacy [email protected] (956) 347-3900

Region 11

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Contact

CYD


Subcontractor Raymondville ISD Willacy [email protected] (956) 689-8175

CYD Southwest Key Programs, Inc. Contractor Southwest Key

Programs, Inc. Webb [email protected] N/A

CYD

The Good Samaritan Community Service Center – Cameron

Contractor

The Good Samaritan Community Service Center

Cameron www.goodsamaritancommunityservices.org or [email protected] (956) 541-2623

Fatherhood BCFS Health and Human Services


Cameron, Taylor www.bcfs.net or [email protected] (956) 367-4295

(210) 832-5000 (24/7)



Cameron, Hidalgo www.discoverbcfs.net/hopes (956) 230-3849

HOPES BCFS Health and Human Services


Cameron www.discoverbcfs.net/hopes (956) 230-3849

(361) 334-2010 (24/7)

HOPES Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley Contractor Easter Seals Rio

Grande Valley Hidalgo www.easterseals.com/rgv/our-programs/childrens-services/project-hopes.html

(956) 631-9171

HOPES Educational Service Center, Region 2

Contractor Educational Service Center, Region 2

Primary: Nueces Secondary: Kleberg San Patricio

www.hopes2.esc2.net/ (361) 561-8400

Region 11

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Contact

STAR


Contractor




(800) 235-7230

(800 )251-5154


(361) 987-2999 ext. 3570

STAR


Contractor


Brooks, Cameron, Hidalgo, Kenedy, Starr, Willacy

www.buckner.org/our-work/rio-grande-valley

(866) 480-0772 (Hidalgo,Brooks)

(888) 599-0759 (Cameron, Willacy, Kennedy)

STAR Circles of Care Contractor Circles of Care Jim Wells, Kleberg, Nueces www.circlesofcareinc.org (855) 256-6555

STAR


Contractor


Atascosa, Bastrop, Caldwell, Comal, Frio, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Karnes, Lee, Wilson, Zavala

www.connectionsnonprofit.org (800) 532-8192

STAR


Contractor



www.citexas.org (877) 725-3122

Region 11

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Contact


Contractor


All counties



Contractor


All counties

www.txbg.org

(512) 301-7771

THV Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley* Contractor Easter Seals Rio

Grande Valley Starr [email protected] (956) 631-9171

THV Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley -H/W/C*


Hidalgo, Cameron, Willacy [email protected] (956) 631-9171

THV United Way of Coastal Bend* Contractor United Way of

Coastal Bend Nueces, San Patricio [email protected] (361) 882-2529

TNFP City of Laredo Contractor City of Laredo Webb [email protected] (956) 721-4991

TNFP Doctors Hospital Renaissance Contractor Doctors Hospital

Renaissance Hidalgo Willacy [email protected] (956) 362-4190

Documents

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