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TXServes North Texas, in partnership with AmericaServes, launched in late 2018 as a premier program of Mission United at the United Way of Tarrant County creating a coordinated network of public, private, and nonprofit organizations providing resources to the more than 500,000 North Texas service members, veterans, and their families. The TXServes North Texas Coordination Center is located in Arlington and acts as the central hub of the network, conducting comprehensive intake assessments and connecting clients to services and resources across more than 35 counties.
Community Roots
Unite Texas brings together local community networks from across the state. These regional networks include TXServes North Texas, TXServes RGV, and the Texas Veterans Network.
TX Serves North Texas
TXServes North Texas, in partnership with AmericaServes, launched in late 2018 with the help of the United Way of Tarrant County to create a coordinated network of public, private, and nonprofit organizations serving service members, veterans, and their families. The TXServes North Texas Coordination Center acts as the central hub of the network, and connects clients to services across North Texas.
TX Serves RGV
TXServes RGV launched in the summer of 2019 in partnership with AmericaServes. Funded by the Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation, veterans, service members, and military families have access to programs and services delivered by a coordinated network of public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Tropical Texas Behavioral Health acts as the central hub of the network, and connects clients to services within the Rio Grande Valley.
Texas Veterans Network
Previously called TXServes San Antonio, the Texas Veterans Network began in June 2017 in partnership with AmericaServes. This network currently serves service members, veterans, and their families in the Alamo Area, and will soon expand into South Texas and the Coastal Bend. With the help of the Alamo Area Council of Governments (AACOG), this initiative creates a coordinated network of public, private, and nonprofit organizations serving service members, veterans, and their families. AACOG acts as the central hub of the Texas Veterans Network, and connects clients to services across the state and beyond.
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“TXServes RGV has the passion to positively impact our heroes’ lives and those who support them. We are inspired by the end results of our services.” – Jorge A. Morales, Veterans Department, TX Serves, Program Supervisor, EOP, Tropical Texas Behavioral Health