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Gov. Greg Abbott and state lawmakers established October as Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month to highlight the dangers of fentanyl. Learn the signs of fentanyl poisoning, hear testimonials and see what resources are available to prevent opioid misuse.

HHSC, the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, and the Texas Workforce Commission are holding events in celebration of White Cane Day in Austin.

Gov. Greg Abbott announced HHSC is making $4.5 million in grant money available to four eligible Texas hospitals that are deemed critical to serving the state’s rural population.

The HHSC Office of Disability Prevention for Children is offering a webinar on Oct. 4 to raise awareness of Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome.

The Texas Department of State Health Services tests newborns for more than 50 genetic disorders or medical conditions.

The HHSC Office of Mental Health Coordination is offering a five-part webinar series addressing suicide prevention-related topics in September.

Gov. Greg Abbott announced that HHSC secured $984 million in annual funding to support private hospitals throughout the state.

The HHSC Office of Disability Prevention for Children is offering a free webinar on prevention and resources during National Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Awareness Month.

Texas WIC offers a wide array of resources to support breastfeeding mothers.

The Texas Human Trafficking Resource Center provides resources for preventing and identifying human trafficking and support for survivors.

HHSC’s Know Your Neighbor campaign provides resources to encourage connection and engagement.

Gov. Greg Abbott, HHSC announce federal approval for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients to apply for replacement benefits for food lost or destroyed in recent severe storms.

This national observance provides Texas communities with the opportunity to increase understanding of elder abuse and how to report it.

HHSC has mental health resources available for service members, veterans and their immediate family members.

Men’s Health Month reminds Texans to prioritize health and raises awareness of preventable health conditions for the men in their lives.