“Texans can call 833-812-2480 for crisis counseling.”

FROM: KSAT

“The crisis support line is available 24/7 and provides professional crisis counseling at no cost."

FROM: Office of the Texas Governor

“As a trusted community leader, United Way has been there every step of the way. From leading active disaster response, organizing volunteers, gathering resources, and responding to direct community needs.”

FROM: United Ways of Texas

“For free 24/7 counseling or support, call or text the Disaster Distress Helpline at 1-800-985-5990.”

FROM: American Red Cross

“During emergency events, it is important to pay attention to physical and mental health. Know the signs of stress and take action to keep yourself and loved ones healthy.”

FROM: TX Health & Human Services

“Spring Health, leading global mental health solution for health plans, today committed $500,000 in free mental health services for individuals impacted by the recent floods in Texas, North Carolina, and New Mexico.”

FROM: Count On News 2

“Therapists from San Antonio, Houston, and Kerrville are set up to help anyone in the Hill Country alongside free virtual options.”

FROM: KENS5

“Bexar County ESD 4 crews expect to be in Kerr County through the end of the week.”

FROM: KSAT12

“Community paramedicine is largely about being proactive and working with vulnerable people to help improve their health before they need emergency care.”

FROM: Public Health Watch

“After deadly flooding, County Commissioners approved an extension to the local disaster declaration July 8.”

FROM: Community Impact

“A local medical team is heading to the Hill Country to offer support in the aftermath of recent tragedies affecting the Kerrville area.”

FROM: kiiitv.com

“In the aftermath of the devastating floods in Central Texas, several companies are reaching out to offer free mental health services to the impacted communities.”

FROM: Click2Houston

“Here is a guide on how you can help those in need, along with safety tips for dealing with flood warnings and what to do when you encounter flood waters.”

FROM: Texas Tribune

“Youth and families attended Thrive Fest to enjoy interactive activities, youth performances, inspiring community speakers, and local health resources.”

FROM: Texas Education Agency (TEA)

“Using $1.2 million in new state funding, Williamson County is launching a new youth multisystemic therapy program, which will offer personalized therapy for adolescents facing serious behavioral problems.”

FROM: Community Impact

“Roots Behavioral Health has expanded its holistic mental health approach with a new location in North Austin.”

FROM: Community Impact

“The program will bring an evidence-based, family-centered treatment model to the county, offering intensive in-home therapy for adolescents facing behavioral challenges.”

FROM: Wilcotx.org

“Texas has criticized a decision by the national psychologist licensing board to add another expensive test in order for psychologists to become certified.”

FROM: KVUE

“Since 2003, the Williamson County Behavioral Task Force has collaborated with law enforcement, mental health professionals and other agencies to identify gaps in the county’s mental health system.”

FROM: Community Impact

“Daniel Moore finds personal growth through mental health education.”

FROM: KSAT