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Healthcare Services Phone: 830-278-7105
Three medical locations to meet your family’s healthcare needs. As a Patient Centered Medical Home, we care about you! We provide medical care that is relationship-based and oriented toward the whole person. Our goal is to understand your unique needs, culture, values, and preferences. We actively support our patients as you learn to manage and organize your care at the level you choose. Our integrated care model allows our medical team to effortlessly help you with your dental and mental health needs.
Our services include:
• Family Medicine• Acute & Chronic Illnesses• Women’s Health• Family Planning• Class A and Class D Pharmacy• Immunizations & Physicals• In-house Labs & X-ray• Care Coordination and Specialty Care Referrals• Preventive care screenings• Screening for Depression and other behavioral health issues• Health and Nutrition Education• Remote Patient Monitoring• In person and virtual visits available
• Family Medicine• Acute & Chronic Illnesses• Women’s Health• Family Planning• Class A and Class D Pharmacy• Immunizations & Physicals• In-house Labs & X-ray• Care Coordination and Specialty Care Referrals• Preventive care screenings• Screening for Depression and other behavioral health issues• Health and Nutrition Education• Remote Patient Monitoring• In person and virtual visits available
Texas RioGrande Legal Aid
Legal Aid 301 South Texas Avenue Mercedes, TX 78570 956-996-8752
Founded in 1970 to represent Texas farmworkers, TRLA has grown into the nation’s second largest legal aid provider and the largest in Texas. TRLA provides free civil legal services to residents in 68 Southwest Texas counties, and represents migrant and seasonal farm workers throughout the state and in six other southern states. TRLA also operates public defender programs that serve at least 10 Texas counties, representing low-income and indigent people accused of felonies, misdemeanors, and juvenile crimes.
TRLA serves about 23,000 clients each year. However, more than 2.6 million residents of Southwest Texas are considered eligible for TRLA services, a ratio of almost 21,000 potential clients per legal aid lawyer. As a result, thousands of low-income Texans still lack access to civil legal representation.
El Paseo - The Heartbeat of the Southwest Region
SWART - Uvalde Office 713 East Main Street Uvalde, TX 78801 Office: 830-278-4155 Toll Free: 800-499-1617 Fax: 830-486-0364 SWART - Eagle Pass Office 2224 Del Rio Blvd. Eagle Pass, TX7 78852 Office: 830-757-2892 Toll Free: 800-499-1617 Fax: 830-758-0060
SWART is federally and state funded through the Federal Transit Administrating (FTA) and the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) Section 5311 Rural Public Transportation Program. Our agency is also required to raise local funds to match the federally allocated funds each year. SWART contains a fleet of fifty-two (52) vehicles and operates in an eight (8) county service area. Over 150,000 one-way trips are performed on an annual basis traveling over 1,490,000 miles. SWART’s fleet of vehicles contains sizes from low floor mini-vans to large passenger buses that can seat up to 28 riders. All of the vehicles are wheelchair accessible and are equipped with on-board security cameras. SWART is unique in its vehicle maintenance program as all maintenance is performed in-house at two locations, Uvalde and Eagle Pass.
Local and out-of-area routes are provided in each county based on the needs of the riders. Door-to-door, deviated routes and para-transit services are offered throughout the region. Although SWART provides unique transit alternatives to its riders, it has set a state-wide precedence in the area of coordination. Through inter-local agreements with the City of Del Rio Transportation program and a close relationship with inter-city providers, SWART is able to offer seamless modes of transportation for residents in the region to anywhere in the United States.
Local and out-of-area routes are provided in each county based on the needs of the riders. Door-to-door, deviated routes and para-transit services are offered throughout the region. Although SWART provides unique transit alternatives to its riders, it has set a state-wide precedence in the area of coordination. Through inter-local agreements with the City of Del Rio Transportation program and a close relationship with inter-city providers, SWART is able to offer seamless modes of transportation for residents in the region to anywhere in the United States.
Mission:Our goal is to provide safe, accessible, affordable, and seamless transportation services to enhance the quality of life and promote community and economic development in the Southwest region.
Vision:We aim to be the model provider of transportation services in the Southwest region and to do so with integrity and dependability.
Unite Us The Only end-to-end solution for Social Care
Referral Service - Unite Us https://uniteus.com/
With Unite Us, you can build and scale your coordinated care network, track outcomes together, identify service gaps and at-risk populations, and most importantly, empower members of your community to take ownership of their own health.
Network partners are connected to each other through Unite Us‘ shared technology platform. Unite Us’ intuitive platform supports meaningful collaboration, community-wide care coordination, and secure, bidirectional data sharing.
Once a network partner identifies a person’s social needs, they can instantly send a secure electronic referral to the most appropriate network partner(s) for that specific service. Partners involved in that person’s care will have visibility into whether or not the referral is accepted and once accepted, whether or not that person received the services and what happened as a result. Unite Us onboards and trains all partners who use the platform to ensure consistency, compliance, and accountability to the network.
Network partners may include community-based organizations (CBOs), safety net health care providers, health systems, insurers, and other groups looking to better support people to achieve healthy outcomes. Network partners can choose to participate in whatever way works best for them and can change how they participate in the network over time.
Network partners may include community-based organizations (CBOs), safety net health care providers, health systems, insurers, and other groups looking to better support people to achieve healthy outcomes. Network partners can choose to participate in whatever way works best for them and can change how they participate in the network over time.
Community Action Partnership - Community Council of South Central Texsa, Inc.
801 N. State Hwy 123 Bypass Seguin, Texas 78155 Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
OUR MISSIONCCSCT empowers vulnerable families and individuals in greater South Central Texas to achieve self-sufficiency by eliminating barriers through innovative programs and strong community partnerships.
OUR VISIONHelping People. Changing Lives.
OUR VISIONHelping People. Changing Lives.
OUR STRATEGIC PLANThe purpose of the Strategic Plan is to communicate CCSCT’s goals and identify the actions needed to achieve those goals for the next three years. CCSCT’s Strategic Plan is aligned with its mission of addressing poverty by empowering low-income individuals to become self-sufficient and breaks down each goal into family, agency or community, while incorporating the ROMA goals and the Community Action goals identified in the National Community Action Network Theory of Change, both literally and/or representatively, depending on the goal.
Texas Workforce Solutions-Vocational Rehabilitation Services (TWS-VRS) is a partner within the Texas Workforce System to support job seekers with disabilities as they prepare for, obtain, maintain, or advance in competitive integrated employment.
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) services are available to eligible individuals with disabilities across Texas and VR staff are co-located within many Workforce Solutions Offices.
The Texas Workforce System is intended to support everyone who wants to work, with supports and services to help them get a job or keep a job or advance in a career. This includes identification and referral of workforce customers who may be eligible for VR Services.
To locate the Texas Workforce Solutions - Vocational Rehabilitation Services office nearest you that provides services for people with Visual, Physical, or Auditory Disabilities search by ZIP Code, County, Workforce Board Area, Program, and/or Specialized Service.
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) services are available to eligible individuals with disabilities across Texas and VR staff are co-located within many Workforce Solutions Offices.
The Texas Workforce System is intended to support everyone who wants to work, with supports and services to help them get a job or keep a job or advance in a career. This includes identification and referral of workforce customers who may be eligible for VR Services.
To locate the Texas Workforce Solutions - Vocational Rehabilitation Services office nearest you that provides services for people with Visual, Physical, or Auditory Disabilities search by ZIP Code, County, Workforce Board Area, Program, and/or Specialized Service.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
We Can Help. Each person’s journey through grief is unique. Let our staff walk alongside you through yours.
“The Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas was founded in 1997 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to serving children affected by the loss of a loved one. We serve thousands of children, caregivers, and community members every year through ongoing peer support groups, individual and family counseling as well as professional education and training. All our grief support services are provided at no cost to the families served. As the demand for our services has continued to grow, we have responded by adding, adapting, and enhancing our programs to fully meet the needs of children and families living with grief. In a culture that does not talk about grief and bereavement and in a world that might not understand, we do.
205 W. Olmos Drive
San Antonio, TX 78212
Phone: 210-736-4857 (HUGS)
Business HoursMonday–Thursday: 8:30am–5:00pmFriday: 8:30am–3:00pmWeekends by appointment only
HOTLINE: 830-426-5131
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Southwest Family Life Centers, Inc. (SWFLC) is a non-profit organization that has been providing services to victims and survivors of family violence in Uvalde and surrounding counties for the past 36 years. SWFLC provides intervention/crisis intervention, peer counseling, legal advocacy, a 24-hour crisis hotline, assistance with protective orders, safety planning, and information and referrals on community resources, along with emergency shelter services, located in Medina County.