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Gov. Greg Abbott announced a $34 million project to build a behavioral health campus in Uvalde dedicated to providing on-site care to children and adults experiencing mental health crises in 32 counties in the surrounding area.
Texas HHSC celebrated the grand opening of a new $357 million replacement hospital at San Antonio State Hospital.
March marks the two-year anniversary of the opening of the John S. Dunn Behavioral Sciences Center, a collaboration between HHSC and UTHealth Houston.
The HHSC is inviting the community to attend an information session on Wednesday, May 1, to learn about construction plans for the $452 million replacement hospital at the North Texas State Hospital – Wichita Falls campus.
HHSC is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, April 9, to celebrate the grand opening of a new 300-bed replacement hospital for San Antonio State Hospital.
Texas HHSC is recognizing Willie Piper for 30 years of service to the Foster Grandparent Program during a celebration of her dedication and commitment on Thursday, Feb. 29.
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 programs provide funding and services to support children and families who are facing violence, abuse or neglect.
Join HHSC Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services in recognizing ASL Day on April 15.
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