Completing advance directive paperwork is a way to love and care for your friends and family. Advance directives give helpful guidance to those closest to you if they must make medical decisions when you cannot speak for yourself. Your written health care wishes will help provide comfort and peace to your loved ones in making difficult decisions. For more information visit Advance Directives.

Texas Health Behavioral Health is here for you or your loved one with comprehensive, compassionate care. We know from decades of treatment experience that every patient is unique, so we offer individualized treatment plans in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

We offer individualized treatment plans in both inpatient and outpatient settings, with specially trained physicians on the medical staff, as well as with nurses, psychologists, social workers, and counselors to help find the right services to guide patients through emotionally difficult or stressful situations.

For more information, please visit Texas Health Behavioral Health Services.

For additional mental health resources, please visit

• National Maternal Mental Health Hotline
• Disaster Distress Helpline
• SAMHSA
• CredibleMind
• NAMI Texas
• Know where to go - half sheet flyer.
• Know where to go - full sheet flyer.

Para más informacíon, por favor visite SAMHSA.gov.

For information on health insurance including Affordable Care Act Enrollment and Medicaid Enrollment information, please visit Health Insurance Marketplace.

Welcome to Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care!

Texas Health Breeze Urgent Care was designed, built and staffed with the needs of North Texans in mind. To learn more, visit About Us Breeze Difference.

In addition to the Breeze Clinics, Texas Health Resources also offers virtual care. To learn more, please visit Quick Care Video visits.

Texas Health is committed to walking alongside you in your health journey. We have a variety of resources to support your health and well-being.

Watch free videos about your health.
Classes & Events
Health Risk Assessments

Get personalized and secure online access to portions of your medical record, allowing you to manage your health information.

Log-in to your account, or register now!

What are Social Determinants of Health (SDoH)?

These are non-medical factors that affect health and well being and may include conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, play and pray. Is your medicine too expensive? Do you have a doctor? Do you have a way to get to your appointment? Are you getting your health information in a way you can understand? These are a few examples of the effects of SDoH.

For assistance locating resources, please visit findhelp.org and 211.

Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth has been designated as a level I Trauma Center.

As a Level I Trauma Center it provides total care for every aspect of injury, from prevention through rehabilitation. Please select the accompanying flier thumbnail images for information on prevention of injuries and public education to surrounding communities.  

Injury Prevention

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL)

Impact Teen Drivers

Stop the Bleed

Texas Health works with schools, community centers, grocery stores, urban farmers, and other resources to help families in identified high-need areas of the community have affordable and equitable access to healthy foods.

Access a directory of all Healthy Food Access sites.

As one of the nation’s largest faith-based health systems, Texas Health is committed to attending to our consumers’ health needs in ways that honor the spiritual dimension of human experience. To learn more, visit Faith and Spirituality.

In order to provide programs for issues of utmost concern in the community, Texas Health completes a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). For more information please visit CHNA.

Through the Faith Community Nursing program, we can reach people outside of the traditional hospital or clinic setting to provide education and resources that will help improve their health and well-being.

To request more information, please contact [email protected].

While it's difficult to comprehend, sexual assault is an ugly truth that must be acknowledged. Many people fall victim to assault each year, and the statistics are staggering. Texas Health recognizes the need to help sexual assault victims right away and begin the healing process. In addition, we recognize that hospitals can play an important role in the potential collection of physical evidence to aid in the investigation and prosecution of sexual assault cases. To learn more, please visit Texas Health Forensic Healthcare & Violence Intervention.

For additional resources on trafficking please click here.

For additional resources on trafficking power wheel please click here.

As partners in your health care, Wellness for Life brings quality services to you in a comfortable setting at convenient locations throughout the community. Wellness for Life has provided cancer screenings and other health care services to over 95,000 men and women in the Dallas-Fort Worth area since 1993. Visit Mobile Health for more information.

The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council is a 501 (c) 3 Nonprofit . The purpose of the foundation is to assist North Texas Hospitals and Health Care providers with Staff Recruitment & Retention, Training and Education, Quality and Safety and Care coordination.

The Railroad Project Collaboration partners with our neighbors who live in 76104, 76105, and 76119 on their journey to mental, financial, and physical wellness. Areas of assistance include: access to basic needs- healthy food and clothing; diabetes and blood pressures screenings, including a blood pressure monitor for 90% of households served. For more information please go to our Railroad Project Flier.

As a faith-based organization, Parker County Center of Hope is deeply committed to helping the whole person – mind, body, and spirit. The 76082 area has a significant number of people living in poverty with limited local resources. Help, Hand, and Hope will impact the social and economic health of the community by providing services that impact the person’s physical, emotional, spiritual, and educational growth. 

For more information go to the Help, Hand and Hope Flier.

Third-Party Resources & Events Disclaimer

The resources and event listings provided here are shared as a service to our community for informational and educational purposes only.

Please be advised that many of these programs are not organized, sponsored, or managed by Texas Health Resources. As such, Texas Health Resources does not makes assurances or assume responsibility or liability for:

• The accuracy, reliability, or completeness of information provided by external organizations.
• Changes to event schedules, including last-minute cancellations or postponements.
• The quality of services or content provided by third-party entities.

Inclusion of these resources does not constitute an official endorsement or recommendation by Texas Health Resources. Users are encouraged to exercise their own judgment and contact the specific event organizers directly for the most current information or to verify details.

Owenwood Farm and Neighbor Space

Creating equitable opportunities for our neighbors to be known, empowered, and inspired.

1451 John West Rd,
Dallas, TX 75228

• Community programs
• Community events and resources
• Computer lab information - English
• Computer lab information - Spanish

Empowering the Masses Classes and Trainings

• Phlebotomy Training
• Community Health Worker Training

Children Health Resources - Children's Medical Center

• Rees-Jones Foster Care Center - Health Care Clinic
• Rees-Jones Foster Care Center - Training and Resources

Ascend Dallas

The Ascend mission is to empower women, fight poverty and impact generations through a tailored suite of confidence- and skill-building services.

• Community Calendar
• Pregnancy & Parenting
• Financial Goals
• Career Support
• Free program for women having their 1st baby English | Spanish

Wellness Seminar

Breathe and Bloom

Women's Health Spring Event Health Fair

Click here for more information

Remnant Network

We invite your organization to participate and provide our neighbors with your information and/or services at our upcoming event for the month of May. The goal of the Remnant Network is to connect with and serve the community by providing resources and services that promote health and awareness.

If you are interested in introducing your services to the community, please respond with your organization name, contact information, description of services, and/or other materials to be provided to our neighbors. We have 8ft tables available for you to use. Please let me know no less than seventy-two hours before the event you are attending. The operating hours of our events are as follows:

Set-up: 8:45 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
Event Start: 10:00 a.m.
Event End: 1:00 p.m. or Until Supplies Last

Clothing and counseling

Trauma/Injury Prevention Classes

• Learn to Stop the Bleed at Texas Health Fort Worth
• Reality Education for Drivers at Texas Health Fort Worth
• Stay Active & Independent for Life
• 27th Annual Trauma Conference - Road to Disaster

Azle Lake Run - November 7, 2026

• Sign up now

James L. West

• Support Groups for Care Partners of Persons with Dementia
• 2nd Annual Symposium for Caregivers of Persons with Dementia
• Dementia IQ: Family and Professional Education

Texas Health Arlington Memorial

• CHAMPs (Congregational/Community Health and Ministry Partners)

Texas Health Fort Worth

• Kidney Support Group

Wellness Seminar

• Breathe and Bloom

Helpful Homebuying Guides

• Buying Your First Home
• Carroll Park Development
• Homebuyer Information Session
• Fort Worth Homebuyer Assistance Program

Know Where To Go

• Denton Community Resources - English and Spanish

Bee Happy

• Program for caregivers with special needs individuals of all ages.

Collin County Resource for Seniors

Wellness Center for Older Adults
401 W 16th Street STE 600, Plano, TX 75075
972-953-7669 | FAX 972-970-2040
Located inside the Sam Johnson Senior Rec Center

• Health
• Counseling
• Social Services

Coming soon!

Wellness for Life

• Mobile health screenings (Services vary by location)

North Central Texas Council of Governments

• North Central Texas Area Agency on Aging - Special Events
• Resources for People with Memory Loss & Family Caregivers

KERA Learn!

• KERA Learn: Resources for families, school and community life.
• Sign up for the KERA Newsletter
• PBS Kids: Free videos and games for grades K - 5.
• PBS Learning Media: Free videos, lesson plans and games for grades K - 12.

2026 Advance Care Planning Classes (ACP)

• Texas Health Allen
• Texas Health Alliance
• Texas Health Arlington Memorial
• Texas Health Azle
• Texas Health Dallas
• Texas Health Denton
• Texas Health Fort Worth
• Texas Health HEB
• Texas Health Kaufman
• Texas Health Southwest
• Texas Health Virtual Advance Care Planning Classes

It is our goal that Community Health Ministry connections and resources support the work of faith communities to share in the mission of addressing unmet needs stemming from social determinants of health. The attached PDF form gives Texas Health Resources Community Health Ministry permission to share your faith community‘s resources on this webpage. Please complete the form and send to [email protected].