The new education center is located within the YWCA’s residential campus and will provide early childhood education and child care.

Crisis K9s are specially trained dogs that provide emotional support and help de-escalate high-stress situations during emergency responses, according to CTPSC.

Texas State University’s Translational Health Research Center (THRC) has been awarded national grant funding through the Health and Extreme Weather Research Award Program, administered by the Natural Hazards Center, to examine how disaster recovery efforts affect the emotional and mental health of volunteers in Central Texas.

Smithville is one of eight Central Texas libraries receiving funding from the St. David’s Foundation as part of the Libraries for Health initiative, a pilot project aimed at boosting mental health support in rural communities.

GISD officials have proposed hiring four behavior coaches and six additional behavior paraprofessionals for general education classrooms.

According to Integral Care officials, the EMCOT model was created in collaboration with public safety agencies to better serve individuals in crisis.

Teens across San Antonio and Bexar County are invited to help shape the future of youth mental health in the city. Youth between 12 and 19 years old are encouraged to complete the anonymous Teen Mental Health Survey on the SASpeakUp community portal.

At ABC of Southwest Texas, Desiree Holmes and her team provide support, counseling and community for parents and guardians facing one of life’s hardest moments

The new facility comes as the county prepares to borrow nearly $138.88 million through certificates of obligation in Fiscal Year 2025-26.

AUSTIN, Texas — The city of Austin has opened a Victim Assistance Center for those affected by the mass shooting on West Sixth Street that happened early Sunday morning. 

UTSA is offering well-being resources to students and staff after the deadly Austin shooting on Sixth Street early Sunday morning.

The San Antonio City Council is set to consider funding for Narcan and other opioid-overdose prevention programs for local nonprofits, aiming to expand access to life-saving interventions as overdose deaths continue to be a concern. City leaders hope the proposed support will strengthen community-based efforts to reduce fatalities and connect more residents with addiction resources and treatment.

FROM: Texas Public Radio