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Veterans Resources

You served. You still deserve a team.

A starting point for veterans, service members, Guard and Reserve members, caregivers, and military families looking for support.

Need immediate crisis support? Veterans, service members, or anyone concerned about one can call 988 and Press 1, text 838255, or use the Veterans Crisis Line online chat. In an immediate emergency, call 911.

Mental Health & Crisis Support

Use trusted national crisis resources when safety or immediate emotional support is the priority.

Veterans Crisis Line →

Texas Veteran mental health resources →

Resources in another state →

Private wellness check-in tracker →

Resource Navigation

Unsure where to begin? Contact THE F.C.R. PROJECT with the type of support you are trying to find, and we will help identify a practical next step.

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Family & Caregiver Support

Families often carry the mission too. We help connect caregivers and loved ones with information, community pathways, and support options.

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Texas Veteran Mental Health Resources

Help is available in Texas.

If you are a Veteran, service member, or military family member in Texas who needs mental health support, help is available.

Veterans Crisis Line

  • Available 24/7
  • Call 988, then press 1
  • Text 838255
  • Free and confidential crisis support for Veterans and their families.

VA Mental Health Services

  • Treatment for PTSD, depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use, and other mental health concerns.
  • Same-day mental health assistance may be available through VA facilities.

VA.gov/mental-health →

VA Vet Centers

Free, confidential counseling in a community-based setting.

  • Individual and group counseling.
  • Marriage and family counseling.
  • PTSD and readjustment counseling.
  • Military Sexual Trauma support.
  • Grief and bereavement counseling.

Call 877-927-8387 to locate a Vet Center near you.

Texas Veterans Commission — Veterans Mental Health Department

  • Statewide Veteran mental health resources.
  • Counseling and support programs.
  • Veteran Mental Health Resource Directory.
  • Connections to local organizations and services.

tvc.texas.gov/mental-health →

Military Veteran Peer Network (MVPN)

  • Veteran-to-Veteran peer support.
  • Mental health and suicide-prevention resources.
  • Assistance navigating local services.
  • Support for Veterans, service members, and military families throughout Texas.

Texas Rural Veteran Counseling Services

  • Mental health support for Veterans and families in rural Texas communities.
  • Helps connect Veterans with counseling and other local resources.
  • Services may be available at no cost to eligible Veterans and families.

2-1-1 Texas

Dial 211 or call 877-541-7905.

  • Mental health resources.
  • Substance-use treatment.
  • Housing assistance.
  • Financial assistance.
  • Food and emergency services.
  • Local support groups and community programs.

211texas.org →

Military Sexual Trauma (MST) Support

  • Confidential treatment and counseling for Veterans affected by Military Sexual Trauma.
  • Available through VA medical centers and Vet Centers.
  • Veterans can request assistance from their local VA MST Coordinator.
Texas VA Mental Health Contacts

Direct lines across the state.

South Texas / San Antonio VAMental Health: 210-617-5300
Central Texas / Austin VA ClinicMental Health: 512-823-4040
Central Texas / Temple — Olin E. Teague Veterans’ CenterMental Health: 254-778-4811
North Texas / Dallas–Fort Worth VAMental Health One Number: 214-857-4279

You Are Not Alone

Asking for help is a sign of strength. Whether you need immediate crisis support, professional counseling, peer support, or simply someone who understands military life, resources are available across Texas.

No One Fights Alone.

Outside of Texas

Additional Veteran mental health resources by state.

Every state has its own Veteran agency and VA mental health locations, alongside the Vet Centers, PTSD programs, substance-use treatment, women Veteran services, chaplain support, and community care available nationwide.

What We Can Help With

Start with the need, not the paperwork.

Mental Health

Awareness and connections to appropriate support.

Community

Veteran organizations, local partners, and peer connections.

Family

Caregiver and military-family support pathways.

Advocacy

Help identifying barriers and finding the next place to turn.