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Texas Family Resources strives to make it easier for families throughout Texas to connect with state agency programs. Find answers to common questions on this page.
How do I report a problem or give feedback about a program?
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You can share your feedback with our team through our feedback form. For immediate help, visit 211texas.org or dial 2-1-1.

How do I get help if English is not my first language?
General

You can view this website in Spanish by selecting the button next to the search bar at the top of the page. Many of the programs featured offer services in Spanish, and some offer help in additional languages. To find out what assistance a particular program provides in other languages, visit that program’s webpage. 

How can I contact the Texas Family Resources team?
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You can email Texas Family Resources at familyresources@hhs.texas.gov. We check the mailbox Monday to Friday during business hours. Someone from our team will respond to your message as soon as possible. If you need help now, visit 211texas.org or dial 2-1-1.

Are the programs and resources on this site available to all Texas residents?
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All programs listed on this site are available to Texas families. Each program has its own requirements for who is eligible to use its services. If there is a program you are interested in, review the program’s webpage for more information.

Who manages the Texas Family Resources website?
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The Texas Health and Human Services Commission manages the Texas Family Resources website.

What is Texas Family Resources?
General

Texas Family Resources is a one-stop source of information provided by the state government on programs available for Texas families. Our site includes information about pregnancy, adoption, health care, parenting, financial benefits and more.

What programs are there to help cover my child’s health care?
Financial Support

Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and the Title V Maternal and Child Health Program are just a few of the programs that can cover children’s health care in Texas. Visit the Children’s Health Care page to learn more.

How do I find affordable child care in my area?
Financial Support

There are programs in Texas to help pay for child care like scholarships. You can learn more about how to apply for child care support on the Early Childhood Texas website.

How do I apply for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)?
Financial Support

You can apply for TANF online, by phone or at your local Health and Human Services office. To learn more about the process, visit the TANF Cash Help page

Are there programs to help cover costs and help my family with our finances?
Financial Support

Yes, programs like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and SNAP food benefits. Visit the Financial Help for Families page for a full list of programs. Each program has its own requirements for determining if you are eligible. Eligibility is usually based on income, family size and other factors.