Council On Adoptable Children of Texas

COAC of Texas partners with adoptive families on their journey by providing a supportive community, information and resources, and opportunities for meaningful advocacy.

• Child Abuse, Prevention of

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Childrens Advcy Ctr of Spartanburg Cherokee and Union Counties Inc

Our mission is to heal and give voice to abused children through assessment, treatment, education an To heal and give voice to abused children through assessment, treatment, education, and community partnerships Healingstartshere.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

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Court Appointed Special Advocates of North Texas

Providing the community of Cooke County with trained volunteers who advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children in protective custody of the State of Texas; while promoting awareness about child abuse issues.

Texas Legal Services Center Inc

Empowering underserved Texans through legal education, advocacy, advice, and representation.

GONZALES REGIONAL CHILDRENS ADVOCACY CENTER

To restore dignity, hope and security to children of Gonzales and Lavaca Counties by uniting public officials and our communities.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

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Intertribal Community Council of Texas

The Intertribal Community Council of Texas (ICCT) is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization dedicated to serving as an advocate, a voice, and conduit for Native Americans residing in the greater DFW metroplex.

SJRC Texas

SJRC Texas’ mission is to create supportive and nurturing environments for children and families through advocacy, innovation, and the power of positive relationships.

CHILDHAVEN INC

Mental Health Hotline 18556627474Sexual Assault Hotline 15053264700Report Abuse or Neglect 18553337233 Lifting Children from Crisis to Hope since 1969 CHILDRENS MEALS SERVED SINCE 1999.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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TRANSITION RESOURCE ACTION CENTER

RESOURCES FOR DFW YOUTH Aging Out of Foster Care or Homeless We assist young people ages 1624who are transitioning out of foster or juvenile care and their unhoused peers in North Texas.