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Texas HHSC is urging health care facilities, long-term care facilities, and child care operations to make sure their emergency preparedness plans are updated ahead of the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season, which begins June 1.
Texas HHSC is recognizing the recipients of the 2022 Innovators in Aging award. This award honors organizations and people who have made positive impacts on the lives of older adults in Texas.
Texas HHSC is encouraging women of all ages to take care of their health as part of National Women's Health Week, which begins on May 14.
The Texas HHSC is inviting the public to participate in a virtual reception on Tues., May 23, to highlight art submissions and contest winners from the Texas Mental Health Creative Arts Contest. The art contest highlights mental health and mental wellness as pivotal parts of overall health.
Texas HHSC’s Community Partner Program, in partnership with Feeding Texas and the San Antonio Food Bank, is hosting a community event in San Antonio to help Texans with their Medicaid renewals.
HHSC’s Texas Works Paths to Success program will be recognized at Houston ISD’s Career and Military Signing Day for connecting graduating seniors with a job. The seniors will begin their careers at HHSC as Texas Works advisors with Access and Eligibility Services after graduation.
HHSC offers a variety of resources to support healthy aging.
HHS in the News features news stories and articles about the positive impact the Texas Health and Human Services Commission provides Texans through its programs and services.
HHSC is highlighting opportunities and resources to raise awareness about mental health issues.
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