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Explore what’s making an impact across Central Texas. From promising practices in action to local events that support health and resilience, this section shines a light on the people, programs, and initiatives strengthening our communities.

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Join us at the Pathways to Care Health Fair!

We’re bringing together local health providers, community partners, and residents for a day focused on wellness, connection, and resources that support our Central Texas community.

Health Fair for Adults 60+

Saturday, November 1, 2025

San Marcos Public Library, 625 E Hopkins St, San Marcos, Texas 78666

The Pathways to Care Health Fair for Adults 60+ offers free health screenings and wellness resources for older adults. Hosted in partnership with the Translational Health Research Center and faculty members from the College of Health Professions at Texas State University. Walk-ins are welcome—bring a friend or family member!

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Lunch & Learn — Visualizing Mental Health Insights
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Lunch & Learn — Visualizing Mental Health Insights

The Translational Health Research Center (THRC), in partnership with the Hays County Health Department, hosted the third session of the Quarterly Training Series, Lunch & Learn: Visualizing Mental Health Insights.

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The Translational Health Research Center (THRC), in partnership with the Hays County Health Department, hosted the third session of the Quarterly Training Series, Lunch & Learn: Visualizing Mental Health Insights. 

Meet Our Student Fellows

Student Fellows Highlight

The Translational Health Research Center (THRC) supported Student Fellows in working alongside and connecting with community partners across Central Texas. Fellows collaborated with organizations such as Bastrop County Cares, Speaking Heart to Heart, and Community Action Inc. of Central Texas to apply research in real-world settings and contribute to projects that strengthen local communities.