Free Public Assistance

We have provided all of the Texas Free Public Assistance and programs.

Helps International Incorporated     (972)386-2901 15301 Dallas Pkwy Addison, TX 75001 website: http://www.helpsintl.org HELPS International's mission is to provide enduring programs of practical, social and spiritual value to the people in the developing world through a system of partnership and mutual responsibility.
Allen Community Outreach      301 W Boyd Dr Allen, TX 75013 website: http://www.acocares.org ACO Transforms Lives by addressing basic human sercie neeeds for the residents of Allen, Fairview, and Lucas.
Henderson County Help Center     (903)675-4357 309 Royall St. Athens, TX 75751 website: http://thehelpcenter.org The Henderson County HELP Center was founded in 1990 with the mission to develop programs for the support, care, health and well being of the people of Henderson County. The HELP Center has provided the opportunity for people of all ages to overcome adversity by learning a self-reliant approach toward their own development. The HELP Center strives to provide a countywide information and referral service, to provide specific programs designed to meet identified needs, and to promote public awareness of the various needs.
Austin Free-Net      2209 Rosewood Ave, 2nd Fl Austin, TX 78704 website: http://www.austinfree.net Austin Free-Net provides technology training and access for the community, fostering skills that enable people to succeed in a digital age. Our computer labs and classes are open to all; the knowledge we offer helps people obtain jobs, improve their lives, and participate as active citizens.
Computers For Kids Inc     (512)481-8211 2928 Manor Rd Austin, TX 78722 website: http://computers4kidstexas.org Bridging the Digital Divide for Public School Students with special attention given to students of potentially homeless families receiving government housing assistance.
Disability Assistance Of Central Texas Inc     (512)834-1827 9027 Northgate Austin, TX 78758 website: http://www.dact.org Our mission, to provide and support community inclusion for people with disabilities, continues to be the force that drives our organization.
Political Asylum Project Of Austin      314 E Highland Mall Blvd Austin, TX 78752 website: http://www.main.org/papa Political Asylum Project of Austin (PAPA) exists to provide free and low-cost legal services and education to promote justice for immigrants and refugees in Central Texas.
Womens Advocacy Project Inc     (512)476-5377 PO Box 833 Austin, TX 78767 website: http://www.women-law.org The Women's Advocacy Project is a statewide, nonprofit, legal organization dedicated to promoting access to justice for vulnerable Texas women and their children. The Project was established in 1982 to respond to the needs of countless women with questions about their legal rights, and has evolved as a statewide expert on domestic violence and sexual assault legal issues.
Workers Assistance Program Inc     (512)328-8519 2525 Wallingwood Dr Bldg 5 Austin, TX 78746 website: http://www.workersassistance.com Provide youth involvement, training, drug-free workplace programs and youth substance prevention and intervention services.
The Arthur Nagel Community Clinic Inc     (830)688-9916 P.O. Box 519 Bandera, TX 78003 website: http://www.nagelclinic.org
Assistance Canines Of Texas-Act      PO Box 252 Barksdale, TX 78828 Provides training resources to individuals with disabilities that are able to train their own canine service or assistance partner.
Call For Health Foundation      1770 FM 967 Buda, TX 78610 website: http://www.ncfh.org To improve the lives of our Nation's farmworkers by increasing their access to quaility health care and health education.
Hill Country Children's Advocacy Center      PO Box 27 Burnet, TX 78611 website: http://www.hccac.org Since 11/93, the Children's Advocacy Center has aided physically and sexually abused children and their non-offending family members and helped to reduce the trauma and revictimization.
Education Service Center Region Ii Of Texas     (361)561-8400 209 N Water St Corpus Christi, TX 78401 website: http://rhuffman@esc2.net The mission of the ESC-2 is to be a catalyst for change resulting in student improvement and efficiency and economy of school operation.
Central Dallas Food Pantry Dba Central Dallas Ministries      PO Box 710385 Dallas, TX 75371 website: http://www.CentralDallasMinistries.org Central Dallas Ministries shares the love of God by building genuine community in the inner city.Our approach is to provide a holistic solution to the complex needs of those living outside genuine community, and to support the continual development of those who come to our door. By empowering individuals to change their own lives, we are planting the seeds of a grassroots social justice movement that aims to eradicate hunger and homelessness in our community.
Contact Crisis Line      PO Box 800742 Dallas, TX 75380 website: http://www.contactcrisisline.org Every day we serve people from teens to seniors, facing daily life-challenges. Every day we serve people from teens to seniors, facing daily life-challenges. Through 24-hour free confidential listening, comfort and a connection to resources, education, and emergency assistance, we give people the ability to take back control of their lives.
Girls Incorporated Of Metropolitan Dallas     (214)654-4530 2040 Empire Central Drive Dallas, TX 75235 website: http://www.girlsincdallas.org Girls Incorporated of Metropolitan Dallas inspires all girls to be Strong, Smart and Bold.
Gleaning Network Of Texas      P.O. Box 7103 Dallas, TX 75209 Connecting resources to alleviate hunger
Hope Cottage, Inc.      4209 McKinney Ave Dallas, TX 75205 website: http://www.hopecottage.org Since 1918, Hope Cottage has helped more than 26,000 pregnant women make the best possible choices for themselves and their children. Our services for pregnant women are always free. Services include pregnancy counseling, case management services, assistance with basic needs and referrals to community resources.Hope Cottage's mission is to nurture and build families through eductaion, counseling and adoption services.
Legal Services Of North Texas     (214)748-1234 1515 Main St Dallas, TX 75201 website: http://www.lsnt.org It is the mission of Legal Services of North Texas, Inc. to ensure equal justice for people living in poverty through the provision of high quality legal representation and to improve the lives of poor people through the rule of law.
North Texas Food Bank      4500 S. Cockrell Hill Rd. Dallas, TX 75236 website: http://www.ntfb.org The North Texas Food Bank passionately pursues a hunger-free community.
Universal Martial Arts Academy And Training Center     (940)320-7773 919 S Carroll Blvd Denton, TX 76201 website: http://www.umaatc.org The Mission of the Universal Martial Arts Academy and Training Center is to positively impact the quality of life throughout the community. To achieve these ends, the UMAATC is committed to educating and providing assistance to the public concerning Martial Arts, self-defense, Fitness and Health, Rape/Crime Awareness and Prevention, Rank and Instructor Accreditation, and Drug Abuse/Addiction Recovery. The UMAATC will conduct research on these topics in hopes of finding better ways to respond to these issues. The UMAATC will also provide financial assistance for youths and adults who cannot afford professional martial arts instruction, offers free academic tutoring and mentoring programs for elementary through high school students, offers assistance to those who need to obtain their GED, offers a martial artists against drugs program, offers public service for local communities, benefits outside nonprofit charities and seeks to establish a college scholarship program.
Assistance League Of El Paso     (915)564-0600 2728 East Yandell Blvd 79903 El Paso, TX 79913 ASSISTANCE LEAGUE of El Paso was founded in 1967 and chartered in 1970 as a chapter of National Assistance League. ASSISTANCE LEAGUE of El Paso is a nonprofit, nonpolitical, nonsectarian organization dedicated to helping those in the immediate community. All funds raised are utilized in El Paso City/County through philanthropic projects. All work is volunteered by the members and others who support the organization. ALL VOLUNTEERS - NO PAID EMPLOYEES.
South Texas Resource And Assistance Center Inc      1006 D St Floresville, TX 78114
Armstrong Foundation     (817)737-7191 PO Box 470338 Fort Worth, TX 76147 Armstrong Foundation provides financial assistance to tax exempt organizations advocating the perpetuation of Constitutional government and its freedoms. The Trustees are particularly supportive of those institutions and organizations directing their activities in the educational processes of the free enterprise system, the benefits of limited government, and the basic principles of American ideals espoused by the founding fathers of this great nation. We do not support bricks and mortar projects.
Cancer Care Services     (817)921-0653 623 S Henderson Fort Worth, TX 76104 website: http://cancercareservices.org
Humanitas Community Development Corporation Inc      P.O. Box 8221 Fort Worth, TX 76124 website: http://www.humanituscdc232.org/
Cornerstone Assistance Network Inc     (817)595-0274x108 3500 Noble Ave. Ft. Worth, TX 76111 website: http://www.canetwork.org Uniting with others in Christian love to meet the needs of people.
St Vincents House      2817 Postoffice St Galveston, TX 77550 website: http://www.stvhope.org The mission of St. Vincent's House focuses on the needs of a forgotten people: the working poor and those persons moving from Welfare to work. St. Vincent's House provides comprehensive social service ministry and community outreach programs for the entire family. Situated in a neighborhood where the average income is well below $10,000, our services at St. Vincent's House are targeted to help the growing number of families and individuals who are working at minimum wage, seasonal or part-time low paying jobs and do not have any benefits.
Bear Creek Assistance Ministries Inc      16205 Kieth Harrow Blvd. Houston, TX 77084 website: http://www.bcamonline.org The mission of BCAM is to provide assistance to those in crisis, with the goal of improving their quality of life and moving them to self sufficiency. BCAM recognizes that many families facing crisis experience multiple and interrelated problems. Acknowledging the individual needs of each family, BCAM tailors the appropriate services to fit those specific needs.
Cenikor Foundation, Inc.     (713)266-9944 7676 Hillmont St., Suite 190 Houston, TX 77040 website: http://www.cenikor.org
Center For Hearing And Speech     (713)523-3633 3636 W Dallas Houston, TX 77019 website: http://www.centerhearingandspeech.org The Center for Hearing and Speech teaches hearing-impaired children to communicate by speaking instead of using sign language. The Center is the only school in Houston to use this method and is one of only two in Texas. Founded in 1947 as the Houston School for Deaf Children, the Center changed its name in 1994 to reflect its broadened services for children with speech problems. Since its opening, the Center has provided intensive low-cost education, audiology, and speech pathology services to thousands of children and has offered community hearing health education to thousands more.
Houston Area Parkinson Society      2700 Southwest Frwy Houston, TX 77098 website: http://www.hapsonline.org The mission of the Houston Area Parkinson Society is to improve the quality of life for those affected by Parkinson's disease through services, education and advocacy.
Local Infant Formula For Emergencies Inc     (713)528-6044 2002 S. Wayside #113 Houston, TX 77023 website: http://www.lifehouston.org To provide emergency formula and food for hungry babies and information about proper infant nutrition.
Lone Star Symphonic Band      P.O. Box 940291 Houston, TX 77094 website: http://www.lonestarsymphonicband.com The Lone Star Symphonic Band strives to offer to the community performances of differing musical styles, balancing audience appeal with challenging literature for the musician. We seek to inspire individuals to continue their musical endeavors through the encouraging atmosphere of the community band. We believe our organization completes a life-long musical journey progressing beyond the typical education cycle of elementary through the collegiate levels.
Northwest Assistance Ministries      15555 Kuykendahl Houston, TX 77090 website: http://www.namonline.org Our Mission is to meet basic human needs through
Spay-Neuter Assistance Program, Inc.     (800)762-7762 PO Box 70286 Houston, TX 77270 website: http://www.snapus.org SNAP's mission is to prevent the suffering and death of cats and dogs due to overpopulation, especially in low-income areas.
Target Hunger      2814 Quitman Houston, TX 77026 website: http://www.targethunger.org Target Hunger works to alleviate hunger and its root causes in the heart of Houston's inner city.
Texas Liver Coalition     (800)72-LIVER One Riverway Ste 2460 Houston, TX 77056 website: http://www.texasliver.org Founded in 1995, the Texas Liver Coalition (TLC) grew out of a need to provide public health information, prevention education and specialized services for people with hepatitis and other forms of liver disease in Texas and beyond. TLC facilitates an expanding network of Support Groups for liver disease patients and their families, and actively promotes programs to educate the public about liver diseases and their prevention and treatment. It is a volunteer organization and is supported entirely by charitable contributions.
Toe Tappers     (713)686-9184 1763 W 34th St Houston, TX 77018 The Texas Tap Ensemble is involved with a neighborhood arts program that targets at-risk children. The collective goal of the TTE is to expose these youngsters to different forms of dance through quality dance instruction. TTE awards $20,000 in scholarships to dancers who would not have the opportunity to train with out financial assistance. TTE offers a regional touring program sponsored in part by CACHH, which provides free programming in the Houston area. TTE also performs at Miller Outdoor Theatre an average of five times a year. These shows are free to the public.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving      511 E John Carpenter Fwy Irving, TX 75062 website: http://www.madd.org The mission of MADD is to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking. Due to the efforts of volunteers and staff tirelessly working to achieve MADD's mission, some 300,000 Americans are alive who would have otherwise been killed had drunk driving been allowed to continue at the epidemic levels of 1980. Although alcohol-related traffic deaths have decreased by more than 40 percent since MADD's founding, drunk driving remains the nation's most frequently committed violent crime. Each year nearly 13,000 people die in impaired driving crashes. Underage drinking remains the No. 1 youth drug problem, killing more young people that all other illicit drugs combined.
Food Care Center      PO Box 1656 Killeen, TX 76540 Established in 1987 as a food pantry to assist families in need of food assistance. Situated near the free world's largest military installation, the Food and Clothing Care Center has grown to meet the basic needs of food and clothing to our vast population of indigent, low, low to moderate-income households. The Center is a United Way Agency and obtains 100% of support from individual donors, churches and businesses who have a heart for the hungry, poor, elderly, disabled and those experiencing periodic financial hardship. From our 8000 square ft facility, The Center serves approximately 40,000 individuals annually, directly distributing nearly 1 million pounds of food and thousands of articles of clothing/household items.
Little People Of America, Inc.     (888)LPA-2001 PO Box 65030 Lubbock, TX 79464 website: http://www.lpaonline.org Founded in 1957 by Billy Barty, LPA is dedicated to serving, supporting, advocating, and enhancing the lives and lifestyles of individuals with short stature and their familes. LPA will strive to bring solutions and global awareness to the prominent issues affecting people of short stature and demonstrate the value and productive contributions Little People bring to our society. LPA will provide proactive medical, social, vocational, and parental guidance. LPA will promote a warm welcoming, and supportive environment for its richly diverse memebership and serve as a model for our desired relationship with society at large. LPA enthusiastically celebrates with great pride our contribution to social diversity.
Lubbock Rape Crises Center     (806)763-7273 PO Box 2000 Lubbock, TX 79457 website: http://www.lubbockrcc.org The Lubbock Rape Crisis Center exists to (a) provide victims of sexual abuse and assault in Lubbock County and the surrounding communities with free, confidential crisis assistance, advocacy, and support without regard to age, race, ethnicity, gender, or residency, and (b) promote public awareness of the realities of sexual victimization and strive toward its elimination through outreach, activism, and community education
House Of Isaiah Athletes For A Drug Free America Inc      PO Box 1405 Mabank, TX 75147 website: http://www.houseofisaiah.org To assist men ages 18 and older in recovering from chemical/alcohol dependency and gaining the tools necessary to become productive members of society.
Arts Assembly Of Midland     (915)687-1149 PO Box 3494 Midland, TX 79702 website: http://www.iglobal.net/arts To serve as the focal point of advocacy, coordination, promotion and scheduling of the arts in Midland through Quarterly Arts meetings, Calendar of Events, Celebration of the Arts (an annual festival), and technical assistance to arts groups; to advance the arts in Midland through subgranting to qualified local arts organizations; to be of economic benefit to Midland through Celebration of the Arts, the creation of a performing arts center and development of the downtown arts district; and to facilitate art education through KidsArt and Company, KidsAct, the mural program CityArt, school performances and Celebration of the Arts.
Kids Free Clothing Exchange      PO Box 2555 Onalaska, TX 77360
Chronic Disease Fund, Inc.     (877)968-7233 6900 Dallas Parkway, Suite 200 Plano, TX 75024 website: http://www.cdfund.org Patients with chronic or life-altering diseases (such as cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, or multiple sclerosis) must fight both their illness and the financial burden it places on their family as they struggle to pay for their medications. It is estimated that over 35% of these patients have insurance but still cannot afford the co-payments for the specialty therapeutics they need to treat or control their disease, which can range from $300 to over $3000 per month for a single dose. These underinsured patients are not eligible for most free drug or patient assistance programs, leaving them with few alternatives. They may be forced to do without their medications or go into debt to obtain them, greatly affecting their health and quality of life. Our mission is to improve the health and quality of life of underinsured patients with chronic disease, cancer, or other life-altering conditions who cannot afford the medications they so desperately need.
Network Of Community Ministries, Inc.     (972)234-8880 741 South Sherman Street Richardson, TX 75081 website: http://www.thenetwork.org
Set Free Ministries Of San Angelo Inc      342 S Chadbourne St San Angleo, TX 76903
Transportation Assistance Of Sanantonio      11765 West Ave Ste 255 San Antonio, TX 78216
South Texas Adult Resource And Training Center      743 N Sam Houston Blvd San Benito, TX 78586 The Vision of the START Center is to provide community-based educational programs to move families from the periphery into the mainstream of the Rio Grande Valley economy through the use of a proactive strategy.
Bible Professors Inc      231 West Castle Hill Road Sonora, TX 76950 website: http://www.guidestar.org/pqShowGsReport.do?partner=justgiveandnpoId=518767 Our mission is based on the vision of Christ, Jn 17. We work to help all who believe to become one so that the world might know that Jesus was sent by the Father. Our mission is to help every person to understand all of the Message of God so that we can help them to continually obey it. God gives gifts to everyone as He pleases. Our gift is the ability to teach people and computers how to learn the Bible like a baby and a little child. Teaching the computer how to learn is especially important because once it has learned something it can backtrack and give all of the evidence and reasons for what it has learned thus empowering us to learn things that are too difficult for some such as the original language. In addition we give food, clothing, electrical generators, clean water and other physical needs, but we work with those who receive so that they will also give to others. We also provide education in tribal languages, Indonesian, and English for new life. We don't just give handouts. We bless, empower, and enable disaster victims to teach and bless others.
Feed A Soul Ministries      4177 LOUETTA Spring, TX 77388 website: http://feedasoulministries.net Feed A Soul Ministries exists to meet the emergency and supplemental necessities of life for the needy. It is our love of Chirist that we shall share this through all we serve. While we are a faith based charitable organization we never force our religoius beliefs upon anyone at any time. Poeple may receive our services and assistance without ever participating in our ministry.
Pregnancy Assistance Center North, Inc.      PO Box 7035 The Woodlands, TX 77387 website: http://donor.pacn.org/ PACN is a FREE community service whose mission is to educate and empower regarding pregnancy and sexual health issues.
Path People Attempting To Help     (903)597-4044x107 402 W. Front Street Tyler, TX 75702 website: http://www.tylerpath.org PATH's mission is to serve, through well-equipped volunteers, the economically disadvantaged people of Smith County with both emergency assistance and programs that empower and encourage them to become self-sufficient.
Holy Family Services      5819 N FM 88 Weslaco, TX 78596 website: http://www.holyfamilybirthcenter.com We provide prenatal care and the option of giving birth in a family centered Licensed Birth Center, or delivery in the hospital, depending on the risk status and desires of the woman and her family. We provide care regardless of ability to pay, including the option of a sliding scale fee schedule, and assisting clients with filling out applications for public assistance they may be eligible for. We offer a complete range of services for women, including annual screening exams, exams for female problems, instruction in various methods of natural family planning, childbirth education, and the services of a doula during labor. Our social service and case workers help identify client needs and match them up with community resources.