AUSTIN – The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is highlighting resources that help Texans prevent, recognize and reverse fentanyl poisonings as the state observes Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness ...

Location: For Members of the Public, the physical location of the meeting will be: Texas Health and Human Services Commission, North Austin Complex, Room 1.401, 4601 West Guadalupe Street, Austin, ...

White Cane Day is a national observance highlighting the white cane as a symbol of independence and empowerment for people who are blind or visually impaired. The occasion also celebrates the ...

T-CCBHCs must have formal agreements with other entities that may serve the same populations. T-CCBHCs must submit memorandums of understanding (MOUs) and other agreements with community partners – ...

With the federal government shutdown, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission does not anticipate any immediate changes to its programs. HHSC will continue to process applications and benefits.

The purpose of the Texas Respite Advisory Committee (TRAC) is to assist the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to: develop strategies to reduce barriers to access respite services; provide ...

Notice of Public Hearing on the Rural Health Transformation Program Agenda Texas Health and Human Services Commission, John H. Winters Building Public Hearing Room 125, First Floor 701 West 51st ...

Industrial, Nuclear Power, Uranium, and Waste Committee of the Texas Radiation Advisory Board (TR... Location: For Members of the Public, the physical location of the meeting will be: Texas Health and ...

What Are Blind and Visually Impaired Services? Texas Health and Human Services (HHS) works with people who are blind and visually impaired to help them reach their independence goals. Call the Office ...

Low vision services may be provided to eligible people whose visual acuity cannot be improved by conventional prescription eyeglasses. Low vision evaluations should be provided by an optometrist or ...