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Below, you will find information and websites for several organizations who you can go to for help.

Are you seeking treatment for yourself or a loved one? Click here for the 2011 brochure of CHCS services or go their website at http://www.chcsbc.org/

Do you have a loved one who is unable to manage his or her disability benefits? Would you like to learn how you can help them? Click here

Need to find an assisted living facility for your loved one. Click here for Texas regulated ones and information from the Dept of Aging and Disability Services.

Do you need to replace a social security card that was destroyed or lost during a time of crisis? Click here for online information.

Need to replace an ID or driver's license lost or destroyed during a time of crisis? Click here for online information.

Are you in transition, looking for a job but don't have a phone number to put on your application for prospective employers? Do your need a number for resources providers to reach you?

Catholic Charities' COMMUNITY VOICE MAIL program can help.

Visit them at 1801 W Cesar Chavez or send an email to ccervenka@ccaosa.org

Click here for the 2012 Texas Directory of Community Service. Page 22 lists information on CHCS

BELOW ARE OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT CAN HELP:

National Alliance on Mental Illness www.nami.org

US Dept of Aging & Disability Services http://www.dads.state.tx.us/

Prosumers http://www.prosumersinternational.org/

Center for Health Care Services http://www.chcsbc.org/

(Here is a brochure of CHCS services)

Gordan Hartman Foundation http://www.hartmansa.org/

Treatment Advocacy Center http://www.treatmentadvocacycenter.org/

Trey's House SA http://www.treyshousesa.org/