Texas Parent to Parent helps improve the lives of Texas children who have disabilities, chronic illness, and special health care needs.

Community Living and Support Services offers a variety of help for people with disabilities.

The Home and Community-based Services program offers assistance to people with intellectual disabilities.

The Medically Dependent Children’s Program offers support for families caring for medically-dependent children.

The Texas Home Living Program is there for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities living with their family or on their own.

Find out if your child is eligible for Supplemental Security Income.

The Youth Empowerment Services Waiver Program provides home and community-based mental health services for children living with a serious emotional disturbance.

2-1-1 Texas is a free program helping connect Texans with the services they need.

The Specialized Telecommunications Assistance Program helps provide special equipment or services for people whose disability interferes with communicating on the telephone.

The Amy Young Barrier Removal Program offers a need-based grant to those with disabilities who need to make modifications to their home.

The Children with Special Health Care Needs Services Program provides help for children with special health-care needs and their families.

Ragan's HOPE is a charitable ministry providing a variety of services to parents of children with serious ongoing medical conditions or injuries.

Texas's Office of Acquired Brain Injury programs offer help to people recovering from a brain injury become more independent.

Founded in 1950, the Arc provides services and advocacy for those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services assists those over the age of 15 who have experienced a traumatic brain or spinal cord injury to improve their communication, mobility, and self-care.

The Texas Brain Injury Alliance provides help, hope and a voice for those who have sustained a brain injury.

The UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation provides medical grants to families of children with medical expenses not fully covered by their health insurance.

Based in Austin, Texas, Any Baby Can is a non-profit that helps strengthen families through in-home therapies, medical case management, resource navigation, and family support services.

Easterseals offers a wide range of services for children and adults with disabilities and their families.

The Special Needs Alliance is a national organization of attorneys committed to helping individuals with disabilities, their families, and the professionals who serve them.

The Texas Elks Foundation offers a summer camp to children with special needs, as well as medical grants to help cover expenses not fully covered by insurance.

Navigate Life Texas is dedicated to offering support, inspiration, resources, and links to services available for families of children with a disability.

Joshua's Stage is an Austin organization providing creative outlets for children with special needs.

C2 Change is an Austin non-profit mental health agency providing therapy for children, families, and adults.

The Variety of Texas Children’s Charity offers financial assistance and services to children with special needs and to the organizations that serve them.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation brings happiness and encouragement to children with life-threatening medical conditions and their families.

Single Mothers Grants provides a list of grants and other resources available to single mothers to help with bills, rent, medical expenses, and more.

AMBUCS offers services to promote mobility and independence for people with disabilities, including the Amtryke Therapeutic Tricycle Program.

Offered by the University of Texas, the Texas Technology Access Program helps provide education and tools to increase the capabilities of Texans with disabilities.

Theravive is a network of licensed therapists and psychologists committed to helping people receive the best mental health care available. Through building bridges with others, we continually strive to lower mental health stigma.