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HHSC offers a variety of resources to support healthy aging.

HHSC is highlighting opportunities and resources to raise awareness about mental health issues.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and HHSC programs do vital work to help protect Texas children year-round.

National ASL Day is an opportunity to celebrate and raise awareness of ASL and its importance in our communities.

The HHSC Children’s Autism Program helps educate and empower Texas communities by connecting them to autism spectrum disorder resources.

Gov. Greg Abbott announced initiatives to combat growing fentanyl crisis and save lives in Texas during One Pill Kills Summit.

Professionals will discuss the work they do and requirements for employment in specific fields.

The campaign aims to help Texans learn about the role of the family caregiver, highlight issues associated with caregiving, and build awareness of services and supports.

Proceeds from the plates will help pay for treatment services, shelter and support for youth survivors of human trafficking.

The Texas Brain Injury Conference aims to celebrate the achievements of people living with brain injuries and provide education on overcoming adversity, developing connections within communities, and improving outcomes.

The 2023 Texas Mental Health Creative Arts Contest is accepting entries across all age groups for original artwork, writing and photography.

HHS offers materials for older adults, their family caregivers and professionals who may serve older adults with vision loss.

Greg Abbott announced that HHSC is providing more than $345.9 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food benefits for the month of February.

Each Tuesday in March, HHS will offer a series of free webinars to highlight key topics on preventing intellectual and developmental disabilities in children.

The license plate will raise awareness about human trafficking, support survivors, and remind Texans to report suspicious activity.