Texas entries below come from the sources named on each card. Practice details stay on the main community page.
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988 in Texas
Call or text 988, or chat online. Free, confidential, and available 24/7 for suicide, mental health, substance use, or other emotional distress. Texas-based crisis centers answer as part of the national network. Local mental health authority numbers are county-specific and are not replaced here with one statewide number.
· Texas Health and Human Services
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Naloxone Texas
Texas Targeted Opioid Response is a Texas Health and Human Services initiative, funded by SAMHSA since May 2017, that distributes naloxone. The current order program is Naloxone Texas. Be Well Texas reported that this program was formerly called More Narcan Please. People and organizations can request free naloxone, and regional hubs offer pickup. The program office at 5109 Medical Dr., 4th Floor, San Antonio, TX 78229 is not a pickup box. Email NaloxoneTexas@uthscsa.edu.
· Naloxone Texas and Texas Health and Human Services
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Outreach, Screening, Assessment and Referral (OSAR)
OSAR is the starting point for substance use services for people living in Texas. Call the OSAR for your region, or call 211 Texas or 877-541-7905. Regional phone numbers are published on the Texas HHS page. This listing does not substitute one region's number for the whole state.
· Texas Health and Human Services
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2-1-1 Texas
Dial 211 or (877) 541-7905. Option 1 is local services. Option 5 is mental health and substance abuse resources. Website questions: 211@hhs.texas.gov.
· 2-1-1 Texas
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Texas naloxone and harm-reduction sites
The Texas DSHS naloxone map lists free and reduced-cost sites, including risk reduction groups, community health clinics, recovery support, regional distribution, freestanding dispensers, and youth prevention. Search by address, city, ZIP, or county. If none are nearby, request mail delivery at naloxonetexas.com. Questions: toda@dshs.texas.gov.
· Texas Department of State Health Services