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Emergency & Basic Needs
• Deep East Texas American Red Cross-(936) 366-5124
The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.
• Nacogdoches Salvation Army, Texas Division-(936) 568-0900
The Salvation Arny provides food, clothing, gasoline, bus tickets, temporary shelter, disaster services, kids' camp, utilities, and medical prescriptions for those in need.
Crisis Intervention
• Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council (ADAC)-(936) 634-6346
ADAC provides ongoing planning of alcohol programs through assessment of community needs and assistance, planning information from assessment and development of programs.
• Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)-(936) 560-4711
CASA trains and supervises volunteers to speak in court for child victims of abuse and neglect in order to effectively prepare them for a hopeful, productive future in a safe, permanent home.
• Family Crisis Center (Women's Shelter)-(936) 639-1681
Formerly the Women's Shelter, Family Crisis Center provides 24-hour support, housing and referral services to battered women and their children, in addition to offering counseling to men, women and children who are battered and/or sexually abused.
Senior Services
• Community RX Help-(936) 568-0055
Provides prescription drugs for people with no medical insurance.
• Nacogdoches Senior Center-(936) 559-6350
The Aging Committee endeavors to work with the various aging agencies of the county to provide a better and broader program for the elderly and assist in the development of new services.
• Nacogdoches Treatment Center-(936) 569-7173
The mission is to meet the needs of persons with disabilities whose needs are unmet in the community through other agencies or schools, regardless of their ability to pay.
• Deep East Texas American Red Cross-(936) 366-5124
The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.
• Nacogdoches Salvation Army, Texas Division-(936) 568-0900
The Salvation Arny provides food, clothing, gasoline, bus tickets, temporary shelter, disaster services, kids' camp, utilities, and medical prescriptions for those in need.
Crisis Intervention
• Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council (ADAC)-(936) 634-6346
ADAC provides ongoing planning of alcohol programs through assessment of community needs and assistance, planning information from assessment and development of programs.
• Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)-(936) 560-4711
CASA trains and supervises volunteers to speak in court for child victims of abuse and neglect in order to effectively prepare them for a hopeful, productive future in a safe, permanent home.
• Family Crisis Center (Women's Shelter)-(936) 639-1681
Formerly the Women's Shelter, Family Crisis Center provides 24-hour support, housing and referral services to battered women and their children, in addition to offering counseling to men, women and children who are battered and/or sexually abused.
Senior Services
• Community RX Help-(936) 568-0055
Provides prescription drugs for people with no medical insurance.
• Nacogdoches Senior Center-(936) 559-6350
The Aging Committee endeavors to work with the various aging agencies of the county to provide a better and broader program for the elderly and assist in the development of new services.
• Nacogdoches Treatment Center-(936) 569-7173
The mission is to meet the needs of persons with disabilities whose needs are unmet in the community through other agencies or schools, regardless of their ability to pay.
Youth Services
• Boys and Girls Club-(936) 560-6844
The Boys & Girls Club is an organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of disadvantaged youth throughout the region.
• Boy Scouts-(903) 597-7201
The Boy Scouts of America provides a program for young people that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating in citizenship and develops personal fitness.
• Girl Scouts-(936) 634-5813
GSUSA helps cultivate values, social conscience and self-esteem in young girls, while also teaching them critical life skills that will enable them to succeed as adults.
• Solid Foundation Association-(936) 615-3677
Solid Foundation provides an educational alternative for under-privileged children, primarily those living in single-parent households, who are at a high risk of falling through the cracks of the educational system.
• The Glory Gang-(936) 564-7265
Glory Gang goes into disadvantaged neighborhoods for visitation during the week and sends out buses on Sunday nights to gather kids ages 3-12 for a high-energy, excitement-filled presentation of the Gospel with vibrant worship in Spirit and Truth.
• The Helping House-(936) 371-1536
A learning center for children with autism and development delays.
Services to Promote Health, Well Being and Independence
• GODTEL Ministries, Inc.-(936) 569-7914
GODTEL provides shelter and physical and spiritual essentials to those in need.
• Habitat for Humanity-(936) 564-3538
Builds houses with & for residents whose income is low to very low.
• The Encourager Program-(936) 569-8555
The Encourager program provides rent payments for families facing eviction with verifiable crises.
• Samaritan Counseling Center-(936) 564-4064
The mission is to help people who are under stress and experiencing life's hardships by offering counseling, educational programs and consultation.
•Nacogdoches Adult Learning Center, Inc. (936) 564-8789
The NALC is a resource for all adults who desire to expand their basic education.
• Boys and Girls Club-(936) 560-6844
The Boys & Girls Club is an organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of disadvantaged youth throughout the region.
• Boy Scouts-(903) 597-7201
The Boy Scouts of America provides a program for young people that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating in citizenship and develops personal fitness.
• Girl Scouts-(936) 634-5813
GSUSA helps cultivate values, social conscience and self-esteem in young girls, while also teaching them critical life skills that will enable them to succeed as adults.
• Solid Foundation Association-(936) 615-3677
Solid Foundation provides an educational alternative for under-privileged children, primarily those living in single-parent households, who are at a high risk of falling through the cracks of the educational system.
• The Glory Gang-(936) 564-7265
Glory Gang goes into disadvantaged neighborhoods for visitation during the week and sends out buses on Sunday nights to gather kids ages 3-12 for a high-energy, excitement-filled presentation of the Gospel with vibrant worship in Spirit and Truth.
• The Helping House-(936) 371-1536
A learning center for children with autism and development delays.
Services to Promote Health, Well Being and Independence
• GODTEL Ministries, Inc.-(936) 569-7914
GODTEL provides shelter and physical and spiritual essentials to those in need.
• Habitat for Humanity-(936) 564-3538
Builds houses with & for residents whose income is low to very low.
• The Encourager Program-(936) 569-8555
The Encourager program provides rent payments for families facing eviction with verifiable crises.
• Samaritan Counseling Center-(936) 564-4064
The mission is to help people who are under stress and experiencing life's hardships by offering counseling, educational programs and consultation.
•Nacogdoches Adult Learning Center, Inc. (936) 564-8789
The NALC is a resource for all adults who desire to expand their basic education.