Community Resources Directory

Provides food pantry access, clothing, and financial assistance for utilities, rent, prescriptions, and transportation for residents in financial crisis.

Food pantry plus financial assistance for utilities, rent, prescriptions, and temporary lodging; also offers clothing/furniture vouchers and a computer lab.

24-hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, counseling, case management, and legal advocacy for survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their families.

Curb-to-curb reservation-based bus transportation for medical appointments, shopping, work, and other needs; half-fare program for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and children.

Free civil legal services for low-income residents, including family law, housing, employment, and public benefits issues.

No-cost job search assistance, career counseling, skills training referrals, and child care assistance for job seekers and employers.

Community mental health and substance use services, including crisis intervention, for Williamson County residents.

Neutral third-party organization providing forensic interviews, medical exams, family advocacy, mental health counseling, and community education for children who are alleged victims or witnesses of abuse.

Statewide hotline to report suspected child or elder abuse, neglect, or exploitation.

Legal advocacy and assistance for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Legal information and referral line for family violence survivors.

Free legal information hotline for family law questions (custody, divorce, protective orders, etc.).

Referrals to local attorneys for a range of legal issues; some low-cost consultation options available.

Free and low-cost immigration legal services, including for survivors of crime, trafficking, and family violence.

Free, ongoing support groups for adults grieving the death of a child, spouse, parent, sibling, or other loved one.

Weekly grief support group combining a video seminar, group discussion, and personal study for those grieving the loss of a family member or friend.

State financial assistance program helping eligible crime victims with medical, funeral, counseling, and lost-wage expenses related to a violent crime.

National victim notification service allowing survivors and concerned citizens to register for automated alerts about an offender's custody status and court dates.

Emergency disaster relief, including shelter and assistance after home fires and other disasters.

Emergency assistance including food, financial aid, and disaster relief support.

Counseling services for children, families, and individuals.

Outpatient mental health counseling location in Georgetown.

Mental health support resource — verify current services and whether they specifically serve veterans before listing further details, since this wasn't independently confirmed beyond the county's resource page.

Inpatient behavioral health treatment center.

Psychiatric hospital and treatment services.

Federal agency providing a national treatment locator and resources for mental health and substance use.

Psychiatric hospital and residential treatment center.

Psychiatric hospital offering inpatient and outpatient behavioral health treatment.

Searchable directory to find local therapists, psychiatrists, and support groups by location, specialty, and insurance accepted.

24/7 crisis support for suicidal ideation or emotional distress.

24/7 support for domestic violence survivors.

24/7 support for survivors of sexual assault.

24/7 hotline for reporting or getting help with child abuse.

24/7 hotline to report suspected human trafficking or get help as a survivor.

24/7 hotline to report a missing or exploited child.

Food pantry providing nonperishable food, produce, frozen meats, diapers, period supplies, personal care items, and cleaning supplies to Hutto residents. Also delivers to homebound seniors 65+.

Food delivery and weekly wellness checks for seniors (65+) and homebound individuals in Hutto, including nutritional food, household/cleaning items, and phone/in-person wellness checks.

Prenatal and postpartum education classes covering pregnancy, birth, newborn care, and breastfeeding, offered in English and Spanish.

Free outpatient health services for low-income, uninsured adults, including acute and chronic care, annual well-woman exams, nutrition counseling, lab services, diabetic education, and limited medicines. Dental available to established patients.

Free meals for children under 18 during the summer when school is not in session.

Monthly government food assistance benefits distributed via the Lone Star Card (EBT), usable for groceries, garden seeds, and food purchased online.

Monthly cash assistance for eligible needy families with children, usable for housing, food, clothing, utilities, and other basic necessities.

Developmental support for infants and toddlers with disabilities or delays — occupational, physical, and speech therapy, counseling, nutrition services, and service coordination for families.

Affordable apartment housing (1-2 bedrooms) accepting Section 8 vouchers, part of a broader affordable housing portfolio using local/state/federal financing programs.

Utility bill assistance (electric, water, gas) for current and past-due bills, up to once every 6 months. Does not cover deposits or reconnection fees.

Once-a-year financial assistance covering utility bills, emergency motel shelter (for family violence, disaster, fire, or flood), phone/internet bills, medications, medical bills, and doctor visits. Does not cover rent, mortgage, auto insurance, or car payments.

Emergency financial assistance for rent (including first month's rent), utility bills, prescriptions, medical copays, food vouchers, car repair, and bus/gas vouchers, depending on available funds.

Food, rent/utility assistance, and case management for adults and children facing possible homelessness, as a supplement to other agencies.

Democratically run, self-supporting, drug-free sober living homes for individuals in recovery from alcohol or drug addiction; separate houses for men, women, and women with children.

Drop-in resources for young people (under 28) who are homeless or at risk, including meals, clothing, hygiene items, showers, first aid, backpacks, and help paying for laundry or transit.

Integrated HIV care including medical treatment, dental, behavioral/mental health, pharmacy, case management, food pantry, housing assistance, HIV/STI testing, and harm reduction supplies (naloxone, condoms, test kits).

One-time financial assistance for post-9/11 veterans and active-duty service members (including Reservists and National Guard) facing medical or military-related hardship tied to a VA service-connected condition. Covers rent/mortgage, auto, phone, utilities, and other living expenses.

Clothing, furniture, and electronics thrift store; voucher clients shop free for gently used clothing/furniture, general public can also shop.

Community thrift store selling gently used clothing, shoes, toys, home décor, kitchenware, and more at low prices; proceeds support the organization's food pantry and other ministries.

Hot sack breakfast and lunch served daily to anyone in need, plus shower facilities and a men's clothing closet (limited by space).

Home improvement store selling new and gently used furniture, appliances, building materials, and home décor at reduced prices; proceeds support Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County.