County Resources

ANEW provides intensive services for consumers on parole or probation and meet thestate

A New Entry provides recovery support, including case management and life skills training for men coming out of prison or rehabilitation. It also offers housing referrals in the Travis County area.

The 24 Hour Club is always open for anyone in recovery from alcoholism and addiction to be in fellowship with each other.

All Saints Episcopal Church provides various social services, including counseling for individuals looking to obtain documentation. Also provides limited financial assistance to help pay for utilities, housing expenses, medical expenses, transportation, ID, education, criminal background checks, or work boots.

Provides various programs at its single location. Interested individuals should call to verify program eligibility and availability. Programs and services include Workforce Development, Adult Education, Emergency Home Repair, Financial Empowerment, Youth Enrichment, and Advocacy.

Offers a supportive community for people diagnosed with mental illness. Services include transitional employment, supported employment and independent employment, as well as social events. Hours: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (Tuesday through Thursday)

Provides inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services for adults. Services include crises intervention, assessment, nursing care, medication management, and after-care planning. Uninsured individuals must go through ATCIC's Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES).

Providing addiction counseling, men's relationship groups, smoking cessation counseling, individual and group therapy, and anger management classes for men and women.

Provides state funded psychiatric services for adults, adolescents, and children. After hours admission: (512) 419-2810

Provides classroom-bases programs to both voluntary and court-ordered clients to help develop healthier, less harmful ways of managing problems, and building better relationships.

This clinic provides immunizations for adults and children who are uninsured or on Medicaid. No one is refused services if they are unable to pay. Call for an appointment.

This clinic provides immunizations for adults and children who are uninsured or on Medicaid. No one is refused services if they are unable to pay. Call for an appointment.

The STD program provides counseling and testing, outreach and education, case management, and HIV surveillance. Clinic hours are 8am to 12 noon and 1pm to 5pm Monday through Friday. The fee for examination and treatment is $20, which includes all laboratory testing. Call to schedule an appointment.

PCS provides medication support and case management services in a centrally located facility. Multi-disciplinary teams at PCS provide screening, initial assessment and intake, plan of care development, medication services, casework, and case management. Rehabilitation skills training is also available as needed. PCS services are designed to assist individuals achieve optimum levels of functioning, reduced symptoms and psychiatric hospital admissions. The crisis hotline number is also 512-472-HELP (4357). Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Take Capital Metro Transit Bus Route 10

PCS provides medication support and case management services in a centrally located facility. Multi-disciplinary teams at PCS provide screening, initial assessment and intake, plan of care development, medication services, casework, and case management. Rehabilitation skills training is also available as needed. PCS services are designed to assist individuals achieve optimum levels of functioning, reduced symptoms and psychiatric hospital admissions. The crisis hotline number is also 512-472-HELP (4357). Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Take Capital Metro Transit Bus Route 17

Provides community-based mental health, mental retardation, and substance abuse services to adults and children. Services include information and referral, psychiatric evaluation, 24-hour crises intervention, medication support, inpatient treatment, employment and vocational services, case management, family support, respite care, housing, supported living and residential services. Integral Care provides an array of behavioral health services to adults diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar and major depressive disorders. These illnesses are typically persistent, severe and may be accompanied by a substance use disorder. Treatment at Integral Care is uniquely designed in collaboration with the individual, family and other support services in a caring and positive environment. Adult behavioral health services are available to all residents in Travis County who qualify. The crisis hotline number is also 512-472-HELP (4357). Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Provides community-based mental health, mental retardation, and substance abuse services to adults and children. Services include information and referral, psychiatric evaluation, 24-hour crises intervention, medication support, inpatient treatment, employment and vocational services, case management, family support, respite care, housing, supported living and residential services. 24-hour Crisis Hotline (512) 472-4357 Bus Line 17, 21, 22

Most MHMR offices have both a crisis phone number and an office phone number. The crisis phone number is for people facing an emergency situation, such as having homicidal or suicidal thoughts. People should use the main phone number to contact an office for an appointment or to ask for more information about eligibility and programs. Crisis Phone Number: (512) 472-4357

Hours are 8:00am to 4:30pm Monday and Friday and 8:00am to 7:00pm Tuesday through Thursday.In an effort to better serve the veteran and family members, upon request vet centers will provide services after normal work hours and/or on weekends.

Offers sliding fee scale ($10- $50, based on income), no session limit counseling for individuals, families, couples, children and groups. Appointments available 7 days a week, and evening appointments are available Monday - Friday

Provides assistance to those needing help on how to complete an application, resume writing, employment seminars, and interview techniques. also provides GED, ESL, computer classes, job banks, and use of internet services. All jobs are applied for ON-LINE at www.austincityjobs.org

Provides assistance to those needing help on how to complete an application, resume writing, employment seminars, and interview techniques. also provides GED, ESL, computer classes, job banks, and use of internet services. All jobs are applied for ON-LINE at www.austincityjobs.org

Provides assistance to those needing help on how to complete an application, resume writing, employment seminars, and interview techniques. also provides GED, ESL, computer classes, job banks, and use of internet services. All jobs are applied for ON-LINE at www.austincityjobs.org

Offers clients outpatient care, education, case management and counseling for people struggling with substance abuse and addiction. Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00 am to 8:30 pm; Friday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

A 12-step program for people addicted to cocaine. To find a meeting, call the hotline or visit the website. Call (512) 479-9327

CARE provides HIV testing, counseling, education, street outreach, substance abuse case management, intervention, outpatient drug treatment, support groups, and more.

AK Black Health Center provides health services to low-income families. It is open Monday through Thursday from 7:45 a.m. - 4:45 p.m., and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Del Valle Health Center provides clinical health services to low-income individuals and families. CommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 4:30 pm

A community dental clinic. Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8AM

Services offered at this location include family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics. Hours: Monday - Friday 7:10 am - 5:00 pmCommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Services offered at this location include walk-in, pediatrics, family medicine and women's health. Hours: Monday - Saturday, 8:00 am to 8:00 pm CommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Services offered at this location include dental, pediatrics, family medicine and internal medicine. Primary Care Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pmDental Clinic Hours: Monday - Friday: 7:30 am - 6 pmCommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Services offered at this location include family medicine and internal medicine. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMCommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Services offered at this location include family medicine, pediatrics and women's health. Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, M-Th; 9am to 5pm, FCommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Hancock offers walk-in care seven days a week including holidays and weekends, from 8:00 am to 8:00pm. Their goal is to help you avoid unnecessary trips to the emergency room.CommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment.

Services offered at this location include dental, family medicine, pediatrics and women's health. Hours: Primary Care Monday

Services offered at this location: Family Medicine including children, Women's Health, Maternity Care Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pmCommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Services offered at this location: Family Medicine including children, Internal Medicine Hours: 7:30 AM - 4:45 PM Mon-Fri CommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Hancock offers walk-in care seven days a week including holidays and weekends, from 8:00 am to 8:00pm. Their goal is to help you avoid unnecessary trips to the emergency room.CommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Services: Family Medicine including children Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pmCommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

This clinic serves women and children. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pmCommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment.

Specializing in the treatment of HIV and AIDS. CommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

CommUnityCare provides outpatient primary healthcare, dental care, limited specialty care, and behavioral health services. They also provide HIV/AIDS treatment at our David Powell location, and care for the homeless at the ARCH. These services are provided to Travis County residents whose incomes and lack of private health insurance qualify them for enrollment. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Services at the ARCH are reserved for patients experiencing homelessness. Please note that the clinic is located within the ARCH Shelter. Patient Comment Line: 512-978-9918

Provides self-help support groups and educate the public about treatable medical disorders. Austin Area Contacts: Bill Newcomb (512) 963-1872 Marilyn Nolin (832) 755-1796

El Buen Samaritano provides education, outreach, and social services. Assistance is available to individuals wishing to gain English-speaking skills, as well as high school equivalency classes or job skills training. El Buen Samaritano also operates a health clinic; programs address both physical and mental health and include clinical services, case management, and health education.

Homeless clients who are too sick to be discharged to a shelter or the streets, but not sick enough to warrant acute hospital placement, are placed in a nursing home for the duration of their illness. There, they receive the therapies they need to get back on their feet. While in the nursing home, Front Steps provides intensive case management to address their income, housing, and self-care needs.

Provides mental health services for adults and children, including partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient, and individual and family therapy. Sliding scale fees.

Offers interfaith couples discussion groups, counseling services on sliding fee scale, information and referrals for various service programs in the Jewish and Austin community.

Provides an emergency shelter, transitional living services, and supportive housing for youth and adults. Applicants must have a job and attend school. Individual and family counseling for youth and adults. Services offered on a free or sliding scale basis.

Accepts anyone in the community ages 18 and up regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. Also provide outpatient mental healthcare services for both children and adults. Services include psychiatric care, counseling and case management. No eligibility restrictions. If you are uninsured, sliding fee scales apply. Accepts MAP. Toll free: 1 (877) 800-5722

Manos de Cristo provides a dental clinic, food pantry, clothes closet, and educational programs for the poor and needy in the greater Austin area. Hours: Monday-Thursday 7AM-6PM, Friday 7AM-3PM

Provides access to health care through a network of established providers for those Travis County residents who meet enrollment criteria.

Volunteer network of individuals working together to improve the quality of life for those affected by severe and persistent mental illness. Provide FREE educational classes and support groups for individuals living with a mental illness and their families/ caregivers. Call for meeting times/locations.

A 12-step program for people addicted to drugs To find a meeting, call the hotline or visit the website.

A free program funded by TX State Department of State and Health Services that provides: Confidential alcohol and drug screenings and assessments, Referrals to inpatient/outpatient programs, Brief interventions, including motivational counseling, Education and Support and Case Management. Toll Free: 1 (800) 841-1255 Assessments Provided at offices in Travis, Williamson, Bell, Brazos, Burnet, and Bastrop Counties.

A non-profit, primary health care facility whose purpose is to provide high quality medical, counseling, and health education services at reasonable costs to individuals and families in the Austin area. Call for clinic hours & appointments (512) 478-4939 (512) 478-8924

Provides reproductive and sexual health information, services, and advocacy for males and females. Free condoms provided at all Austin Planned Parenthood locations.

Provides reproductive and sexual health information, services, and advocacy for males and females. Free condoms provided at all Austin Planned Parenthood locations.

Provides reproductive and sexual health information, services, and advocacy for males and females. Free condoms provided at all Austin Planned Parenthood locations.

Offers support groups to meet the needs of those who have been affected by sexual violence. (Note: these support groups are not therapy, and do not replace licensed therapeutic services).

Provides programs end sexual and domestic violence through safety, healing, prevention, and social change. Also provides an emergency shelter for women and children escaping domestic violence; an off-site shelter is available for men seeking safety.

A non-profit counseling ministry whose mission is to promote hope, healing, and wholeness through accessible services for the child, adult, family and community. Sensitive to faith, but do not impose religion. Fees are on a sliding fee scale, and scholarships are available for these with no income.

Open to the general public. Provide primary health care services, including family medical care, nutrition counseling, Tuberculosis skin tests, and prevention and health education, such as Hepatitis A and B vaccinations, for children and adults who are established patients, and only during their yearly physicals or another exam. Do not provide prenatal care.

Open to the general public. Provide primary health care services, including family medical care, nutrition counseling, Tuberculosis skin tests, and prevention and health education, such as Hepatitis A and B vaccinations, for children and adults who are established patients, and only during their yearly physicals or another exam. Do not provide prenatal care.

Open to the general public. Provide primary health care services, including family medical care, nutrition counseling, Tuberculosis skin tests, and prevention and health education, such as Hepatitis A and B vaccinations, for children and adults who are established patients, and only during their yearly physicals or another exam. Do not provide prenatal care.

Open to the general public. Provide primary health care services, including family medical care, nutrition counseling, Tuberculosis skin tests, and prevention and health education, such as Hepatitis A and B vaccinations, for children and adults who are established patients, and only during their yearly physicals or another exam. Do not provide prenatal care.

Provides inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services for adults, children, adolescents and older adults. Free assessments to determine need for hospitalization. Funding available for qualified persons.

Provides quality, affordable counseling services to the Austin Community. Fees on sliding scale and generally range between $40 - $60 per session.

The Self Help and Advocacy Center (SHAC) offers supportive and educational groups,computer access, outreach, peer support and seminars focused on mental health recovery.Services are provided by the Austin Area Mental Health Consumers, a group comprised ofindividuals living with mental illness. The SHAC provides supportive services that teachconsumers how to return to a work environment and daily life through individual processesand expressed interests.

Alcohol/Drug and Family Violence Programs: Assessment Center CES is responsible for the evaluation, supervision, counseling, and referrals of offenders involved in family violence, alcohol, and drug related offenses. Call for recorded list of services and classes by location.

Alcohol/Drug and Family Violence Programs: Service Center CES is responsible for the evaluation, supervision, counseling, and referrals of offenders involved in family violence, alcohol, and drug related offenses. Call for recorded list of services and classes by location.

This program provides basic medical services to residents of this county who cannot receive health care coverage from any other source and who are eligible for the program. Eligibility is based on income and resources.

This program provides basic medical services to residents of this county who cannot receive health care coverage from any other source and who are eligible for the program. Eligibility is based on income and resources.

The clinic provide comprehensive health care to people without access to care twice a month in the St. David

The clinic offers expanded services for oncology; chemotherapy; ear, nose and throat; orthopedic services; minor surgeries; urology; gastroenterology; an endoscopy suite, and additional space for the Women

Provides non-emergency medical treatment for children and adults who have low income, and have no other access to health care. Frees: $5.00 donation appreciated Hours: Tues and Thur 6:00pm to 10:00pm, patients must arrive by 6:00pm to be seen. Call for more information about eligibility, services, and intake procedures.

Offers sliding scale fee individual, family and couple counseling for straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered adults and clients. Also offers a number of therapy support groups.

Whole Woman

Provides education, basic needs, testing for HIV Hepatitis C, counseling, and other support services to those in need. Case management for adults with HIV Food pantry & nutrition education for adults with HIV Advocacy/support for African Americans and Latinos with HIV Complimentary health therapies for adults with HIV or Hepatitis C

Provides education, basic needs, testing for HIV Hepatitis C, counseling, and other support services to those in need. Case management for adults with HIV Food pantry & nutrition education for adults with HIV Advocacy/support for African Americans and Latinos with HIV Complimentary health therapies for adults with HIV or Hepatitis C

The purpose of the YMCA of Austin is to enhance the lives of men, women, boys and girls in the Austin community, regardless of race, creed, age, economic circumstances and physical or mental abilities, by providing quality programs, activities and facilities. 10 locations throughout the Austin area. Call for more information

YWCRC provides mental health counseling to individuals and couples. It addresses issues such as anxiety, depression, relationships, self-esteem, communication, substance abuse, and life transitions. Payments are accepted on a sliding scale and are based on household income and size.

They offer a family literacy program to parents with educational needs. They also offer English as a Second Language classes and GED preparation classes.

Assists young adults in obtaining skills necessary to pursue employment and further education. Their programs include Environmental Corps, Green Energy Corps, Technology Corps, and Casa Verde Builders.

Specializes in adult education, GED preparation, computer literacy, workplace training, and basic adult education. Eligibility - no history of assaultive or arson felonies.

Provides various programs at its single location. Interested individuals should call to verify program eligibility and availability. Programs and services include Workforce Development, Adult Education, Emergency Home Repair, Financial Empowerment, Youth Enrichment, and Advocacy.

The Adult Education Division offers classes in English as a Second Language, literacy/civics, and GED preparation at numerous locations in Travis County.These programs are designed for native and non-native speakers who want to improve their language skills and gain the core academic skills they need to obtain a GED.Classes are free on a first-come, first-served basis.

Offers free GED Classes. Call for more information.

Offers early childhood education and adult literacy programs, including ABE/GED classes. Also offers ESL classes, parenting classes, and technology classes. Please call or visit web site for complete listing of classes.

Classes to improve computer skills for adults. The library offers 'Learner Web' in a computer lab staffed with trained Computer Literacy & Internet Coaches (CLICs). Anyone is welcome! Learner Web is innovative, online software that offers adults the chance to build their computer skills while working at their own pace and with the help of trained tutors. Outside of the lab, learners can access the literacy resources on their own time and in their own environment.

AVANCE-Austin serves low-income Latino families with young children age birth to three in Travis County

Provides training of A/C, heating, automotive, drafting and CAD; will accept ex-offenders depending on criminal history. Apply online for evening and day classes.

They offer College Prep classes as well as sponsorship for your higher education. Similar to a traditional scholarship program, Capital IDEA offers financial support to adults pursuing higher education. The College Prep Academy is a partnership with Austin Community College. College Prep is only offered to Capital IDEA participants. The goal of College Prep is to bring participants up to a college level as quickly as possible, so that they can begin working towards a degree or certificate.

The Employment Program at Caritas of Austin provides clients opportunities to find and keep jobs so they may support themselves and their families. Clients receive assistance with short-term job placement as well as long-term career development.

They offer a pre-GED course and tutoring. Class sessions meet twice a year for 10-12 weeks each.

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El Buen Samaritano is an outreach ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of TX. The Adult Education Program offers the following classes: English as a Second Language, computer literacy, GED preparation, Spanish conversation and citizenship. Registration occurs three times per year in August, January and May.

The Free Minds Project provides Austin-area adults living on low to moderate incomes with a chance to explore their intellectual potential. The program offers a free year-long college course in humanities to adults who have faced barriers to education.

Foundation Communities provides adult classes including money management, computer literacy, and English as a Second Language (ESL). Their ESL classes are offered free of charge. For more information or to register for ESL classes contact Lauren Sharp at (512) 815-7381. Child care is available.

Offers degree programs for working adults in business administration, liberal arts, psychology and criminal justice. In HT

LifeWorks Youth & Family Alliance offers classes that teach Conversational English and prepare adults to earn United States citizenship. In addition, through a collaboration with Austin Community College, adults can take transitional GED and Advanced ESL classes that enable students to receive college-based instruction.

The GED & Literacy Programs at LifeWorks Youth & Family Alliance prepare youth for successful adulthood and independence by continuing their education. Individuals who are between the ages of 16-26 are eligible. 16 year olds must either be court ordered to be in a GED program or 4 months from their 17th birthday. There is no fee for GED and Literacy training, but the cost to take the GED examination is $100.

A free, 10-week program that offers instruction in GED preparation and Adult Basic Education tutoring, work readiness skills, life skills training and ESL, if needed. Bible study is offered as well, but is not mandatory. Daytime classes are primarily for women, but they have night classes for men and women. They are unable to accept anyone convicted of crimes against children.

A free, 10-week program that offers instruction in GED preparation and Adult Basic Education tutoring, work readiness skills, life skills training and ESL, if needed. Bible study is offered as well, but is not mandatory. They are unable to accept anyone convicted of crimes against children.

M-TH 9-5:00pm; GED and basic adult literacy for those who do not have a high school diploma.

In partnership with Austin Community College, Goodwill Career Academy provides affordable technical career certifications.Certifications include:Comptia A+ and Network +Accounting BookkeepingCertified Apartment Maintenance Tech (CAMT

A public charter school that will allow adults, age 19-50 to earn their high school diploma.

Manos offers 14-session courses at three levels in January, March, May, September, and October. Classes are taught in English and Spanish. Topics introduced and practiced are basic typing, word processing, Internet navigation, e-mail, and the use of spreadsheets. They also offer English as a Second Language and Adult Basic Education in Spanish.

Provides training in Construction (Electrical, Plumbing, and HVAC), Office Administration, and Healthcare (Certified Nurse Aide and Certified Medication Aide) careers. (Note: Eligibility requirements differ for each course. Please visit our website or contact us for details.) Gateway has a close connection with industry employers through their Adult Workforce Executive Council, which is comprised of industry professionals that provide specific industry guidance on what is currently needed in the local workforce.

SA Technology Solutions is a technology based instructional learning organization that offers GED Preparation classes for a fee and workplace etiquette workshops and computer training for free.

Works to economically empower low-income persons by offering a 4 month culinary job-training program. Students commit to a 5 hour per week time commitment in the kitchen, and graduate with continuing assistance towards applying to other culinary education programs and/or job search support.

They offer computer literacy courses that teach basic computer skills, including how to use social media and send email. Workers Defense Project (WDP) is a membership-based organization that empowers low-income workers to achieve fair employment through education, direct services, organizing and strategic partnerships. WDP is a worker center and part of a national movement of organizations that seek to provide low-wage workers with the resources they need to improve their working and living conditions. Other classes offered include ESL and leadership development.

Provides long-term job training and support services to unemployed adults. Must first attend orientation session. See web site for additional information on college prep and information for the application process and dates for orientation sessions.

Career Services of Austin provides vocational training and job placement assistance for adults. Training may include individual self-assessment, job-seeking skills training, an occupational exploration/education option, employment assistance, and job coaching. Career Services also offers a program specific to previously incarcerated individuals called 'Building Bridges,' with a sliding fee scale available to those who qualify.

Easter Seals provides case management and employment to previously incarcerated individuals. Interested individuals should call on Mondays from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. for more information.

They have many locations in Travis County where you can get job search assistance including job leads and specific job training. These services are available to all eligible persons, regardless of race, gender, age, disability, or religion. Goodwill assists with job readiness, tuition assistance, and career assessments in order to help you find a job. They offer many other services as well such as pre-employment training in computer, applications skills, resume, and interviewing skills and supportive services, including vouchers for work clothing, tools, and transportation.

Job Ready Training provides training in health care and computer software free of charge.

Labor Finders specializes in finding qualified temporary workers for industrial, commercial, and construction projects. Labor Finders is a convenient way for individuals to get to work fast, as they can begin work immediately, work when they want, get paid daily or weekly, and learn new skills. Please note that Labor Finders only provides temporary jobs and should not be considered for long-term employment. Interested individuals should search for job openings on Labor Finders

Texas Workforce Solutions-Vocational Rehabilitation Services supports people with disabilities to prepare for, obtain and advance in meaningful employment by providing of range of services based on an individual’s employment goals. Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) counselors work closely with job seekers to determine an employment goal, and then identify and arrange for the high-quality services that lead to successful employment.

Texas Workforce Solutions-Vocational Rehabilitation Services supports people with disabilities to prepare for, obtain and advance in meaningful employment by providing of range of services based on an individual’s employment goals. Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) counselors work closely with job seekers to determine an employment goal, and then identify and arrange for the high-quality services that lead to successful employment.

TORI is a non-profit, faith-based organization with a mission to guide and empower previously incarcerated individuals in maximizing their potential, increase opportunity, and promote a successful reintegration back to society. The TORI program focuses on individuals who are either on probation or parole, and who may be experiencing hopelessness, lack of support, unemployment, or substance abuse issues that might hinder them from succeeding. Please note that the TORI program cannot assist individuals with a conviction for any sexual offense. TORI has five locations in major cities throughout TX. Interested individuals should call the nearest center to make an appointment, or visit the office to enroll in the program.

TORI is a non-profit, faith-based organization with a mission to guide and empower previously incarcerated individuals in maximizing their potential, increase opportunity, and promote a successful reintegration back to society. The TORI program focuses on individuals who are either on probation or parole, and who may be experiencing hopelessness, lack of support, unemployment, or substance abuse issues that might hinder them from succeeding. Please note that the TORI program cannot assist individuals with a conviction for any sexual offense. TORI has five locations in major cities throughout TX. Interested individuals should call the nearest center to make an appointment, or visit the office to enroll in the program.

An employer or a job applicant may request fidelity bonding assistance through the nearest TX Workforce Center. There are no forms for the employer or job applicant to fill out and no processing; coverage can be activated almost immediately. Free bond coverage can only be issued for $5,000 for a six-month period. After this period, if no claims have been made, an additional six months of coverage can be purchased through Travelers Property Casualty Insurance Company.

The Comprehensive Workforce Development Program specializes in working with and hiring previously incarcerated individuals. It also provides additional resources to previously incarcerated individuals in the Travis County area.

Travis County Offender Workforce Development Program provides employment readiness orientations once per week to individuals with a criminal background. It assists with job leads to employers who are friendly to previously incarcerated individuals, as well as mock interviews, letters of explanation regarding one's criminal background, and resume development.

A 2nd chance employer with a hiring policy that encourages the hiring of skilled applicants who also happen to be former offenders, in recovery from drugs or alcohol, or senior citizens. Aims to provide a supportive work environment for those who want to work but may be considered a risky hire at other corporations

Work Source is a publicly funded workforce system in Travis County. The network partners provide a wide range of no- to low-cost employment solutions for employers and individuals, including recruitment services, job search assistance, training, childcare, and educational initiatives.

Work Source is a publicly funded workforce system in Travis County. The network partners provide a wide range of no- to low-cost employment solutions for employers and individuals, including recruitment services, job search assistance, training, childcare, and educational initiatives.

Work Source is a publicly funded workforce system in Travis County. The network partners provide a wide range of no- to low-cost employment solutions for employers and individuals, including recruitment services, job search assistance, training, childcare, and educational initiatives.

Job search assistance and resources are available to the public free of charge. Toll Free: 1(877)967-5228. Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Job search assistance and resources are available to the public free of charge. Toll Free: 1(877)967-5228. Monday - Wednesday 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM Thursday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Job search assistance and resources are available to the public free of charge. Toll Free: 1(877)967-5228. Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Males only, $100 deposit, $450 per month. Must pay for dedicated phone line if on a monitor. Bus #2, 300, 350, 135, 485

Males only, $100 deposit, $450 per month. Must pay for dedicated phone line if on a monitor. Bus #1, 101, 485

Provides transitional housing in a Christian, alcohol- and drug-free environment for men who are willing to be employed and achieve independence from social services through education, cognitive development and accountability. Provides 12-step program, bible studies, life skills class, employment classes, computer access, and drug offender class.

90 day co-ed transitional living with shared and private rooms, no charge. To qualify, a person must already be receiving services - working with a case manager or rehab specialist and receiving level of care (LOC) 3 or 4 services from ATCIC. If you are not a current consumer of Integral Care, please call and schedule an intake appointment to see if you qualify for services. Bus #3, 103, 30, 5, 484

Austin Love Ministries provides faith-based transitional housing for up to 90 days for men and women. Utilities and laundry facilities are paid for. Rent is $400 per month or $125 per week, and a $50 deposit is required. Funding is available through Access To Recovery (ATR).

Shelter housing. Day shelter (co-ed) 6:30AM-5:30PM, overnight shelter (males only) 6PM-6AM, cold weather shelter. Basic needs, case management services, healthcare and access to co-located agencies available on-site. Near all downtown bus routes.

Provides protection of tenant's rights and educates the community of fair housing. They provide telephone and in-person counseling for tenant/landlord disputes. TIP: If the telephone counseling in is busy, keep calling! Appointments: (512) 474-7006

There is no emergency housing available through Integral Care. However, they will assist individuals in need with applying for various housing programs such as Co-Op Housing and HUD 811.

Blackland Neighborhood Center provides transitional housing and case management services for families with children. Individuals convicted of sex offenses or violent crimes are not accepted.

Born Again Ministries Regeneration House provides faith-based housing and programming for men. Rent is $500 per month, which includes meals. Individuals with sex offenses and violent offenses are accepted, but those on electronic monitors are not permitted. There is no maximum stay.

Males only, $100 deposit, $475 per month. Bus #37, 300

Provides transitional housing for men with a focus on those who have sex offenses. Rent is $125 per week, $500 per month. Meals included. Bus #20, 37, 137, 300

Caritas provides housing and supportive services for individuals who have experienced long-term homelessness and who are recovering from the trauma they have experienced while being homeless. Caritas also provides financial assistance and supportive services to families and individuals who are experiencing a housing crisis or short-term homelessness in order to prevent them from becoming homeless or return them to housing.

City of Austin Housing Authority provides subsidized housing for those who qualify.

Males only. $200 deposit, $110 per week. No sex offenses, no violent offenses, must be employable, must pay for dedicated phone line if on a monitor. Bus #10, 110, 33

Elizabeth Quarters provides faith-based housing for men and women. Rent is $500 per month, and three meals per day are provided. Individuals with sex offenses and those on electronic monitors are accepted. A three- to six-month commitment is encouraged, and rules and guidelines of the house must be followed.

Encore House provides transitional housing for men. Rent ranges from $110 to $140 per week depending on room size. A $100 deposit is required, and the amount of two weeks rent is due before move-in. Individuals with sex offenses are accepted, but those who are on electronic monitors are not permitted. There is no maximum stay.

Provides low-cost, quality housing for individuals and families at several Austin locations. Offers case management services to assist with employment, health care, and transportation. Has waiting list. Applicants must meet income guidelines and pass criminal and credit checks. 1-2 years clear of felony arrest, no sex offenses. No manufacturing or selling of drug charges allowed.

Offers various programs designed to keep people housed using a combination of short-term or shallow subsidies, case management and a housing locator.

Fresh Start Transitional Center provides housing for men. Rent starts at $500 per month, and residents must have some means of income. Individuals with sex offenses, violent offenses, and electronic monitors are accepted. There is no waiting list and no maximum stay.

Front Steps operates supportive housing programs for chronically homeless individuals and closely coordinates with other homeless services providers in the community to access both transitional and permanent housing options.

Full Circle Services manages and leases sober-living facilities throughout Austin. It provides safe and supportive housing at low cost for chemically dependent individuals who are seeking recovery. Those on parole or probation are welcome.

Males only, $550 per month. 2 men per room. 3 meals per day during the week and two meals per day on weekends. No sex offenses. Bus #142, 240, 1M, 325

Males and females, $125 per week or $500 per month. No sex offenses, no parolees, must be employable or receive SSI. Bus #37, 323

Males and females, $125 per week or $500 per month. No sex offenses, no parolees, must be employable or receive SSI. Bus #300, 7, 485

GATHA provides transitional housing for men and women 18 years of age and older. Rent is $385 per month for a semi-private room or $500 per month for a private room. Residents must be drug- and alcohol-free. All previously incarcerated individuals are accepted regardless of crime.

Greendoors works to prevent and end homelessness by providing affordable and safe housing with access to supportive services for individuals who are struggling with homelessness. Its three major programs include transitional housing for veterans, permanent supportive housing, and an affordable housing program. Greendoors also operates a homeless prevention program that provides low-income individuals with the necessities they need to meet their housing needs, including a food pantry and clothes closet.

Males and females, no deposit, $125 per week or $500 per month. Bus #37, 323

Males and females, no deposit, $125 per week or $500 per month. Bus #20

House of Care provides transitional housing services for men. Individuals with sex offenses are not accepted, but MHMR patients, those with violent offenses, and individuals on electronic monitors are permitted. Rent is $525 per month. There is no minimum or maximum stay.

Females only, $500 per month. Faith-based, six beds available in shared rooms, subject to screening. (512) 206-3113 Bus #300, 7, 320, 485

This agency administers various public housing programs including Section 8 and Low Rent Public Housing for low income families. Eligibility for people convicted of criminal offenses varies and waiting lists are common.

The Housing Authority of Travis County (HATC) exists to provide safe, decent and sanitary housing for low income families in Travis County, which includes the city of Austin and most of the area surrounding Austin, including: Cedar Park, Lago Vista, Lakeway, Del Valle, Manor, Elgin, Pflugerville, as well as parts of Leander and Manchaca. This agency administers various public housing programs including Section 8 and Low Rent Public Housing for low income families. Eligibility for people convicted of criminal offenses varies and waiting lists are common.

Co-ed, $100 non-refundable deposit, $450 per month with no meals or $500 per month with meals provided. 35 beds, 2 residents per room. Interview and screening process. Bus #6, 350, 135, 2, 482

Liberty House provides faith-based transitional housing and services for men, including GED preparation and job search assistance, and transportation to drug/alcohol abuse counseling. Rent is $400 per month, and a $50 deposit is required. Availability and admissions are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Residents must attend church regularly.

Co-ed transitional housing for homeless youth ages 16-23. The number of beds and costs vary, subject to screening. Assists with education, skills and independence. Bus #10, 350, 653, 37, 320

Lifeworks provides an emergency shelter, transitional living services, and supportive housing for youth and adults. Applicants must have a job and attend school.

Males and Females, $125 a week. Transitional housing with 37 beds. Support services and faith-based meetings. Subject to screening. Several locations in Austin.

Females only. $200 deposit, $100 per week. Subject to screening. Bus #1L, 101, 485 (512) 833-6133

Marywood Catholic Maternity Home provides housing free of charge for women aged 18 to 21 who have children.

Males only, very transitional housing focused on faith-based substance abuse recovery. Approximately $400 per month (cost vary depending on individual status). Must make 6 month commitment. 31 beds, 5 per room. No sex offenses. Bus #6, 320, 21, 22, 482

Mission of Restoration Enterprises provides housing for individuals re-entering society after a period of incarceration, as well as for individuals who struggle with homelessness. Rent ranges from $450 per month for a small living arrangement with a roommate to $550 per month for a single room.

Nehemiah House provides transitional housing for men. Rent is $125 per week or $500 per month, which includes meals and utilities.

Network for Life of Austin provides faith-based transitional housing and services for women. Individuals with sex offenses are not accepted. An

New Beginning provides transitional housing for men and women. Individuals with sex offenses, violent offenses, and electronic monitors are accepted. Rent is $450 per month. There is no minimum or maximum stay.

$125 per week or $500 per month. Residents required to work a 12-step recovery program. Must be employable. Minimum 3 month commitment, interview required. No violent offenses or sex offenses. Bus #1M, 142, 325, 240, 481

$125 per week or $500 per month. Residents required to work a 12-step recovery program. Must be employable. Minimum 3 month commitment, interview required. No violent offenses or sex offenses. Bus #325, 240, 383, 1M, 481

$125 per week or $500 per month. Residents required to work a 12-step recovery program. Must be employable. Minimum 3 month commitment, interview required. No violent offenses or sex offenses. Bus #392, 1

Oak Hill House provides transitional housing for men. Individuals with sex offenses are not currently accepted. Rent is $875 per month, which includes meals; laundry and cable are also provided. Residents should be willing to submit to random urine analysis. Must be in 12-step program with a sponsor. Laundry and cable provided. Bus #333, 171

Males and females, $100 per week. 5-10 per house. Meals not provided. Targets those in recovery and ex-offenders. 10 Men's Homes & 5 Women's Homes throughout Austin Call for more information: Vacancy hotline: (512) 879-6368 General questions: 1 (800) 689-6411

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Oxford Houses are self-run, self-supported homes for individuals recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. The Oxford House Program provides individuals with a substance-free living environment entirely supported by the members of the home. Financial responsibilities are handled by the residents in each house, making a cooperative measure necessary for the success of the residents. Home tasks and activities are led by an officer of each house; officers are elected by other residents of the home and serve a six-month term before another election is held. Relapse is a large concern within the Oxford House system and is taken very seriously. If at any point the majority of the residents feel as if officers or other residents have relapsed, they will be expelled from the residence. To check for vacancies at the homes, go to www.oxfordvacancies.com.

Project Transitions is dedicated to serving people with HIV and AIDS by providing hospice, housing, and support in a compassionate and caring environment. No one is denied admission because of inability to pay.

Sliding scale, transitional housing for men withsupport services. Must be clean and sober, 60 to90 day limit.

Regeneration House provides transitional housing for men. Individuals with sex offenses and violent offenses are accepted, but those on electronic monitors and MHMR clients are not permitted. Room and board is $500 per month. There is no minimum or maximum stay or waiting list. Regeneration House requires residents to be sober upon entry.

Rosewood Boarding Home Shelter provides a living facility for people who are homeless or have disabilities. Provides shelter/transitional housing for displaced people and those from correctional institutions. Provides shelter for homeless and/or battered men, women, and children, and MHMR patients. Offers food, linen services, counseling, and referral services for people recovering from drug or alcoholic abuse. Rent is $550 per month, which includes meals. Currently, individuals with sex offenses are not accepted, but those with violent offenses as well as individuals who are on electronic monitors are permitted. (512) 472-0672 Bus #440, 15, 325, 392

An emergency shelter for female survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Arrangements are made for male survivors. Thirty beds are available at no cost. 24 Hour Hotline: (512) 267-SAFE (7233)

Provides an emergency shelter, adult rehabilitation center residential program, and women & children's shelter. Call for more information. Bus #1L, 1M, 101, 486

Provides an emergency shelter, adult rehabilitation center residential program, and women & children's shelter. Call for more information. Near all downtown bus routes

Provides an emergency shelter, adult rehabilitation center residential program, and women & children's shelter. Call for more information. Bus #6, 18, 323

Serenity Recovery Home provides a faith-based drug and alcohol recovery program for men who do not have sex offenses and who are not on electronic monitors. A recommended stay is at least six to nine months, but there is no minimum or maximum stay. Rent is $480 per month and a $150 processing fee is required.

Serenity Recovery Home provides a faith-based drug and alcohol recovery program for men who do not have sex offenses and who are not on electronic monitors. A recommended stay is at least six to nine months, but there is no minimum or maximum stay. Rent is $480 per month and a $150 processing fee is required.

Co-ed, $100 per week or $400 per month. Private rooms. Must be employed. No violent offenses. Bus #10, 323, 485

Co-ed, $125 non-refundable deposit, $525 per month. 9 beds, three meals a day, laundry facilities, phone and cable. Subject to screening. No sex offenses. Bus #20, 323, 37

Co-ed, $125, non-refundable deposit, $525 per month. 9 beds, three meals a day, laundry facilities, phone and cable. Subject to screening. No sex offenses. Bus #37

South Austin Market Place provides housing facilities for men. Individuals on electronic monitors are not accepted, but those with sex offenses are considered on a case-by-case basis. Other resources, including a food pantry and clothes closet, are also available. There is no minimum or maximum stay. Rent varies from $105-130 per week depending on the size of the room, and a $100 deposit is required.

Mostly Males, $100 deposit, $100 per week for double room and $130 per week for single room. 100 beds. Cable & telephone provided. Bus #14, 27, 127, 328

Step Up House a sober recovery home for women. Individuals with sex offenses are not accepted, but those with violent offenses and individuals on electronic monitors are permitted. Residents are required to work on a recovery program and meet often with a sponsor, as well as submit to random drug and alcohol tests. Rent is $120 per week (which does not include meals), and it is due in advance at weekly meetings. A $145 security deposit is also required. The homes are equipped with the following amenities: cable TV, a house phone, a computer, internet access, cleaning supplies, laundry facilities, bed linens, and all home furnishings. There is no minimum or maximum stay. (512) 879-7785 Bus #331, 20

Females only, $145 deposit, $120 per week. Sober recovery home. Residents required to work on a recovery program and meet with a sponsor. Zero tolerance for alcohol/drug use, and random drug tests are administered. Subject to screening. Children on a case by case basis. Available: utilities, phone, computer/internet access, cleaning supplies, laundry facilities, bed linens and all house furnishings. Bus #20

Single females with dependent children, $50 per month. Room for up to 30 women with children. No sex offenses.

Texas Reach Out Ministries operates several faith-based transitional living homes throughout Austin for men and women. Individuals with sex offenses, arson offenses, and MHMR clients are not accepted. They do accept individuals on electronic monitors. Residents must be committed to change and must pursue employment while participating in our program. Rent starts at $400 per month, and increases the start of the 7^th month to $500, and increases at the start of the 13^th month to $600.  Interested parties should submit a request for an application by mail. If you would like to request an application for someone who is currently incarcerated, you may do so on our website at https://texasreachout.org/apply

Males only, $112.50 per week or $450 per month. Must be employable or receive SSI. No sex offenses. Bus #333, 127, 7, 486

The Living Center of Austin provides transitional housing for men who do not have sex offenses. Individuals with violent offenses and those on electronic monitors are accepted. The general program lasts 90 days but there is no maximum stay. Rent is $440 per month, which includes program fees. Potential residents must be able to prove identification.

State funded and private pay transitional housing for parolees, temporary housing for a 90-day limit. Bus #350

Males and Females. $100 one time deposit, $555 per month. Provides meals, laundry, phone, cable TV, access to internet, help with job searches, help with obtaining and paying for IDs, and some transportation. No sex offense convictions. Bus #20, 30, 37

Males and Females. $100 one time deposit, $555 per month. Provides meals, laundry, phone, cable TV access to internet, help with job searches, help with obtaining and paying for IDs, and some transportation. No sex offenses convictions.

Victory Ministries provides transitional housing services for men. Individuals with sex offenses and those on electronic monitors are not accepted. A typical stay is 90-180 days, and no deposit or monthly charges are required. Residents are not allowed to work during their stay; instead, they must participate in faith-based activities. Bus #22, 21, 17, 320

Males and Females. $120 deposit, $475 per month. No sex offenses convictions. (512) 799-9057 Bus #20, 300

Males and Females. $120 deposit, $475 per month. No sex offenses convictions. (512) 799-9057 Bus #30

Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas assists low-income clients with civil matters by providing volunteer attorneys who donate legal advice and representation free of charge.

Cases are accepted through requests for assistance from persons facing the death penalty, defense attorneys, and capital defense organizations.

Travis County Misdemeanors; Cases accepted starting September 2012

Travis County Juvenile Public Defender Cases Only

A Neighborhood Center that provides a variety of social services to low- and moderate-income families in need. Basic services provided at neighborhood centers include food pantry and bread distribution, clothes closet, child safety seats, notary services, form/application assistance and employment/case management information and referrals.

Caritas of Austin provides free lunches

Call or go online to find local emergency food assistance. Agency that provide food assistance include food pantries, soup kitchens and snack programs for individuals and families in need. They can help you fill your shelves with pantry staples and your refrigerator with meats, dairy and fresh produce. Some agencies provide hot meals on site and much more. At some agencies, proof of residence is required to access services.

Coordinators provide phone and in-person consultations for families and individuals in need of social services assistance. In partnership with TX Health and Human Services, coordinators educate community members on state-administered and federally-funded social services and health care programs and act as advocates for clients.

Center Point's Texas Veterans Program provides outreach, assessment of needs, vocational readiness training, housing assistance, job placement and referrals to job skills training programs for homeless Veterans in the Austin area. 24-hour toll free number - (855) 352-6585

A Neighborhood Center that provides a variety of social services to low- and moderate-income families in need. Basic services provided at neighborhood centers include food pantry and bread distribution, clothes closet, child safety seats, notary services, form/application assistance and employment/case management information and referrals.

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El Buen Samaritano is an outreach ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of TX. El Buen Samaritano

At the Community Financial Center, Foundation Communities offers financial coaching, money management classes, free tax preparation, credit counseling and other financial services.

The food pantry is open every morning Monday through Friday at 8:00 a.m., providing emergency assistance to individuals and families. Free clothing is also available.

A Neighborhood Center that provides a variety of social services to low- and moderate-income families in need. Basic services provided at neighborhood centers include food pantry and bread distribution, clothes closet, child safety seats, notary services, form/application assistance and employment/case management information and referrals.

The mobile food pantries fill geographic and service gaps in emergency food assistance by providing Central Texans in need with basic staples, fruits and vegetables, and frozen foods. Guests also get help from Capital Area Food Bank staff in applying for food stamps and other federal assistance programs. All food is free of charge. Please consider bringing shopping bags or a shopping cart to carry and transport your food. Call or check the website for times and places.

A Neighborhood Center that provides a variety of social services to low- and moderate-income families in need. Basic services provided at neighborhood centers include food pantry and bread distribution, clothes closet, child safety seats, notary services, form/application assistance and employment/case management information and referrals. Hours: Mondays through Thursdays 8am to 6pmFridays 8am to 12noon

A Neighborhood Center that provides a variety of social services to low- and moderate-income families in need. Basic services provided at neighborhood centers include food pantry and bread distribution, clothes closet, child safety seats, notary services, form/application assistance and employment/case management information and referrals. Hours: Mondays through Thursdays 8am to 6pmFridays 8am to 12noon

A Neighborhood Center that provides a variety of social services to low- and moderate-income families in need. Basic services provided at neighborhood centers include food pantry and bread distribution, clothes closet, child safety seats, notary services, form/application assistance and employment/case management information and referrals. Hours: Mondays through Thursdays 8am to 6pmFridays 8am to 12noon

Clients may receive up to 50 pounds of food items including fresh fruits and vegetables, non-perishable items, breads, frozen meats and other staples. Distributions take place on Wednesday from 9

The SNAP food benefits (formerly known as Food Stamps) helps people with low incomes and resources buy the food they need for good health. Medicaid Programs provide medical benefits for eligible low income adults, children, and families. CHIP offers a health insurance program for children. Call or visit website for program-specific eligibility information. Anyone convicted of a drug-related felony (possession, use or distribution of a controlled substance) after August 22, 1996, is not eligible for SNAP (Food Stamps) benefits.Hours: M-F, 8 am to 5 pm.

The SNAP food benefits (formerly known as Food Stamps) helps people with low incomes and resources buy the food they need for good health. Medicaid Programs provide medical benefits for eligible low income adults, children, and families. CHIP offers a health insurance program for children. Call or visit website for program-specific eligibility information. Anyone convicted of a drug-related felony (possession, use or distribution of a controlled substance) after August 22, 1996, is not eligible for SNAP (Food Stamps) benefits.Hours: M-F, 8 am to 5 pm.

The SNAP food benefits (formerly known as Food Stamps) helps people with low incomes and resources buy the food they need for good health. Medicaid Programs provide medical benefits for eligible low income adults, children, and families. CHIP offers a health insurance program for children. Call or visit website for program-specific eligibility information. Anyone convicted of a drug-related felony (possession, use or distribution of a controlled substance) after August 22, 1996, is not eligible for SNAP (Food Stamps) benefits.Hours: M-F, 8 am to 5 pm.

The Travis County Veterans Service Office provides eligible veterans, their dependents, and survivors direct and general support and assistance in obtaining all benefits to which they are entitled from the Veterans Benefits Administration. The Travis County Veterans Services office is open Monday - Thursday 8 a.m.-noon and 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.. Fridays are Appointments only (no walk-ins).

Their program 'Bank On Central Texas' gives low-income people access to free or low-cost bank accounts to prevent dependency on check-cashers. They also offer free software to do your own taxes.

The Travis County Veterans Service Office provides eligible veterans, their dependents, and survivors direct and general support and assistance in obtaining all benefits to which they are entitled from the Veterans Benefits Administration.The Travis County Veterans Services office is open Monday - Thursday 8 a.m.-noon and 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.. Fridays are Appointments only (no walk-ins).

Advocacy Outreach intervenes to prevent families from losing housing. Federal grants allow them to pay overdue rent when eviction is threatened, or security deposits or first month's rent and utility for families who lack housing. Funding is limited and the demand is high. Advocacy outreach also operates a free store where clothing and household goods are available to the community at no charge.

Offers groceries at a discounted price once per month. A Christian food co-op designed to help people with food. To see locations all locations in Central Texas, go to: www.angelfoodministries.com or call 1-(877) 3663-64647879 (food-ministry)

Offers groceries at a discounted price once per month. A Christian food co-op designed to help people with food. To see locations all locations in Central Texas, go to: www.angelfoodministries.com or call 1-(877) 3663-64647879 (food-ministry)

Offers groceries at a discounted price once per month. A Christian food co-op designed to help people with food. To see locations all locations in Central Texas, go to: www.angelfoodministries.com or call 1-(877) 3663-64647879 (food-ministry)

Offers groceries at a discounted price once per month. A Christian food co-op designed to help people with food. To see locations all locations in Central Texas, go to: www.angelfoodministries.com or call 1-(877) 3663-64647879 (food-ministry)

Provides support for families caring for a child with special needs, support for children with or at-risk for developmental delays, pre-natal education to at-risk pregnant women, childbirth, parenting, and literacy programs for the community.

Provides the poor with basic human needs: material needs, such as food, clothing, and household necessities; psychological needs and rehabilitation. Serves prepared lunch seven days a week. Monday through Friday 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Men's Clothing - Saturday 9:00 a.m. Toilets/Showers - 9:30 to Noon daily

Works to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C among injection drug users. Provides HIV & Hepatitis C testing, drug treatment referrals, medical care, and resources to prevent disease transmission such as condoms, alcohol pads, and supplies for safe injection. Work is done from a mobile van, reaching directly into the communities most affected by HIV and Hepatitis C.

ARCH provides basic needs services to individuals who are currently experiencing a period of homelessness or otherwise needing assistance, including showers, mail delivery services, counseling services, lockers, and cold weather shelter. ARCH also offers clothing to men.

Provides technology training and access for the community. Our computer labs and classes are open to all and our focus is on under-served persons. Classes offered at various partner sites throughout Austin.

Services include: multiple-stop and express service that radiates from neighborhoods into downtown, multiple-stop service that feeds into neighborhoods, major transfer and park and ride centers, cross-town routes and school routes.

Educates the community and promotes a high degree of mutual respect between police officers that public. The monitor engages the public in open dialogue over issues and incidents that may have affected the community and law enforcement. Mailing Address: PO Box 1088, Austin, TX 78767

Qualified individuals may be eligible for about $49 in monthly discounts off their City of Austin utility bill. Please call for more information.

Provide medical and dental services to patients enrolled in Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, & MAP, as well as Travis County residents who do not qualify for these programs. Services are provided regardless of the patient's ability to pay. Several locations throughout the Austin Area. Vist www.communitycaretx.org to find a local location.

Provides after-school childcare on-site at elementary schools in Austin, Del Valle, Hays Consolidated ISD for the convenience of working parents. Several locations at local Austin Independent Schools.

Provides essential services for elderly adults with disabilities and for those who care for them, including in-home care, guardianship, and assistance with money management.

Provides clothing and life skills training for males and females. Hours: Tuesday/Thursday 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Closed Holidays

Provides food, clothing, work boots, rent and utility assistance, medicine, eye care, IDs, crisis counseling, and freeze night shelter. Food pantry hours: Thursdays from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Saturdays from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Social outreach ministry for the homeless. Provides prepared food distribution throughout the community, and Community First! Housing Initiative.

Assists ex-offenders and people in recovery from alcohol/drugs. Provide basic needs, residential services, and spiritual support.

Serves the needy in the Austin community with groceries, clothing, and other basic needs. Serve approximately 1200 plus individuals per month with food and/or clothing. Hours: Tuesday 9AM - noon Thursday 3PM - 6PM Saturday 9AM - noon

Faith-based, services include food pantry, clothing closet, job assistance, transitional housing referrals, identification assistance, and SSI/Disability attorney referrals. Clients are seen by appointment only, so please contact Thomas Wright.

Provides emergency financial assistance on a case-by-case basis with rent, rental deposit, utilities, prescriptions drugs, eye glasses, ID's and birth certificates only for residents of parish area. Hours: Monday - Friday 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon

To obtain ID card and/or driver's license.

Provides assistance in a variety of fields such as older adult ministries, corrections, day care, education, emergency assistance, food, housing, substance abuse, and youth among others. Several locations throughout the Austin area - Call for more information.

Provides financial assistance, showers, food and other services to men and women who are experiencing homelessness or poverty.

Provides limited financial assistance service for rent, utilities, medical bills, prescriptions, glasses, orthopedic shoes, TX ID's and birth certificates. Appointments are made on Mondays only. Call for hours and to schedule an appointment.

First Baptist Church provides assistance only once a month. On the first Monday, starting at 9:30 am, First Baptist Church takes phone calls for assistance appointments. Assistance is offered for: help with prescription co-pays for medication (limited), photo ID

Adult TDCJ offender district parole office (one of two locations in Austin)

The Austin/Travis County Reentry Roundtable educates, facilitates, and advocates to promote public safety through effective reentry and reintegration of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated persons.

Cases that are filed in Municipal Court include Class 'C' misdemeanor violations including: Traffic Violations - Moving and non-moving Parking Violations State Code Violations City Ordinance Violations TIP: You will NOT BE ARRESTED at any of the City of Austin Municipal Court locations when attempting to pay or resolve a fine. If you are unable to pay, community service hours are available. If you have recently served time at the Travis County Jail or the TDC Travis State Jail, you may qualify for time served. Bring proof of time served to see if you qualify.

Family dependency court; Court Coordinator-Michelle Kimbrough

Adult DWI court; Director-Lila Oshatz

Adult pre-adjudication drug court; Program Administrator-Sharon Caldwell-Hernandez. The District Criminal Courts founded Travis County Adult Drug Diversion Court in August 1993. It was the first and continues to be the only Drug Court of its kind in Travis County. Drug Courts are viewed as an alternative non-traditional court. It seeks a non-adversarial court approach regarding cases assigned to its court. Based upon this approach, Drug Courts represent the combined efforts of the justice system, treatment professionals, and social services entities to intervene and break the cycle of substance abuse, addiction, and crime.

Juvenile drug court; Manager-Kathy Bedford Smith

Veterans treatment court; Manager-Jackson Glass

Right Step has three addiction treatment programs in the Austin/San Antonio area. Services provided include residential treatment, outpatient treatment, inpatient detoxification and aftercare. Right Step accepts many private insurance plans.

Austin Recovery offers a number of programs including detox and separate men and women

Integral Care

Provides mutual support group of peers who share their experience in applying the main principals to problems related to the effects of a problem drinker in their lives. Alateen is peer support group for teens who are struggling with the effects of someone else's problem

Meetings in Spanish. Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a not for profit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. They are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. The desire to stop using is the only requirement for membership. This group includes Spanish speaking NA meetings in Austin, Brownsville, Dallas, Del Rio, El Paso, Houston, Laredo, Longview, Mansfield, Mackinney, San Antonio, Tyler, & Weslaco.The meetings are free and anyone may join.

Austin Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program provides outpatient treatment programs in both 30-and 60-hour programs; a relapse program is also available. Fee payments for classes are based on a sliding fee scale.

This organization offers a free, strongly faith-based residential drug and alcohol treatment program. They have homes for men, women, married couples and also single men and women with children.

Cocaine Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from their addiction. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind-altering substances. There are no dues or fees for membership. Call or go online to find a local meeting.

Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other, so they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from addiction to crystal meth. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using. There are no dues or fees for CMA membership. Call or go online to find a local meeting.

This is the 15Hr Doep & 12Hr DWI state required course for individuals charged with a drug/alcohol-related offense. The court may require this course to reinstate a suspended driver's license. Approved by DPS and certified by TDSHS #1522 & #1523. Serving Williamson, Bastrop, Hayes, Bell, and Travis County.

There are meetings in different locations in Austin. Call or go online to find a meeting.Marijuana Anonymous is a 12-step program that involves a fellowship of men and women who join together to help each other recover from marijuana addiction.The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using marijuana. There are no dues or fees for membership

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a not for profit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. They are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. The desire to stop using is the only requirement for membership. The meetings are free and anyone may join. There are meeting in many different cities.

Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other, so they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from addiction to crystal meth. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using. There are no dues or fees for CMA membership. Call or go online to find a local meeting.

Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA) is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other, so they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from addiction to crystal meth. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using. There are no dues or fees for CMA membership. Call or go online to find a local meeting.