Located in Austin, TX, Adult Primary Care Services is dedicated to ensuring that all Travis County residents have access to essential primary care and preventive health services. As a Federally Qualified Health Center, we offer critical support to individuals facing challenges due to lack of private insurance or financial hardship. Our comprehensive range of services includes physical exams, family planning, diagnosis and treatment for both acute and chronic conditions, as well as laboratory services and nutritional counseling. We also provide immunizations, specialty referrals, and pharmacy services to enhance your overall health. By offering a sliding scale fee based on family size and income, we strive to make healthcare accessible to everyone. To enroll or to learn about our services, interested individuals can visit us and bring the required documents for eligibility assessment. We welcome you to become part of our community and secure your health with our compassionate care.

In Austin, TX, our Nutrition Education program offers free, engaging classes designed to empower individuals and families to make healthy food choices and embrace an active lifestyle. Led by licensed nutrition educators, these interactive sessions last between one to one and a half hours and cater to all ages, covering essential topics like basic nutrition, culinary skills, chronic disease prevention, healthy meal planning on a budget, and food safety. We provide classes in both Spanish and English for SNAP (food stamp) recipients and those eligible for SNAP benefits. To join, simply check our schedule, then reach out to the hosting agency directly to register. We also invite social service agencies to collaborate with us to bring in-person or virtual classes tailored to their clients, ensuring that a minimum of 10 participants are gathered for each session. Join us in fostering a healthier community through education and support.

At the Austin Voices Family Resource Center located at Josephine Houston Elementary School in Austin, TX, we are dedicated to supporting families in transition or crisis. Our compassionate team provides vital case management, guidance, and referrals to resources tailored specifically for families with children in our school. We focus on enhancing family stability by offering essential services such as food assistance, clothing, access to health and mental health services, housing and rent support, and employment resources. Additionally, we facilitate adult education programs, including ESL and parenting classes, and assist families in navigating applications for utility assistance and state benefits like Medicaid, CHIP, and SNAP. Our services are available through in-person appointments and virtual support, ensuring that every family receives the care and resources they need throughout the school year.

Located in Austin, TX, the Drive-Thru Food Pantry offers essential food assistance to all community members in need, including low-income families, single parents, senior citizens, the unemployed, disabled veterans, and the working poor. Our mission is to meet basic nutritional needs by providing emergency food supplies every Saturday, in partnership with the Central Texas Food Bank. Please note that on the second Saturday of each month, our pantry will be closed to support a mobile food pantry at the Kipp School nearby, ensuring that our commitment to serving those in need remains strong.

Located in Austin, TX, our dedicated food pantry is committed to alleviating hunger by providing nutritious food assistance every second and fourth Monday of the month. We are here to support families and individuals in need by offering essential emergency food resources that meet basic nutritional requirements. Everyone is welcome to walk in and access our services, and we encourage visitors to bring their own bags to carry their food. Together, we can work towards a healthier community for all.

El Buen Samaritano in Austin, TX, is dedicated to providing essential emergency food assistance to families facing financial challenges. Our food pantry offers immediate access to nutritious food, ensuring that no family goes hungry. We distribute baby diapers and wipes, as well as period supplies, to help meet the specific needs of our community. With no appointment necessary, clients can receive food twice a month for up to six months, with services available on a first-come, first-served basis. Our bilingual staff is ready to assist in both English and Spanish, and we have simplified access by requiring no documentation. In addition to pantry items, we serve prepared meals for seniors every Tuesday and may also provide pet food when available. We stand ready to support families in need, ensuring everyone can access vital resources with care and dignity.

The AISD Free Summer Lunch Program in Austin, TX, is dedicated to ensuring that no child goes hungry during the summer months. Open to all children under 19, as well as older individuals who utilize special education resources or are working towards a high school diploma, our program offers convenient meal options. Families can pick up nutritious to-go meals daily at designated summer program sites or receive weekly meal packs at curbside locations each Thursday. Caregivers can also receive meals with proper documentation, such as student IDs or report cards, enhancing support for families in need. Funded by the City of Austin and community donations to the Austin Ed Fund's AISD Crisis Support Fund, this initiative is a vital resource for ensuring access to food assistance during the summer. To find meal locations and hours, families can text FOOD or COMIDA to 512-229-9110. Join us in making a difference and supporting the health and well-being of our community's children.

Food Pantry in Austin, TX is dedicated to alleviating hunger for low-income individuals and families by providing essential food assistance and emergency food solutions. Our mission is to ensure that everyone in our community has access to affordable, nutritious food, helping to combat food insecurity and promote healthier lifestyles. We offer support through a variety of programs designed to meet the basic nutritional needs of those who may struggle to provide for themselves and their loved ones. We welcome all those in need to visit us for assistance in a warm and caring environment.

The Food Pantry at Bannockburn Church in Austin, TX, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to individuals and families facing food insecurity, ensuring that no one goes without basic nutritional needs. Our drive-thru model allows easy access to emergency food, where visitors can collect vital groceries from the safety of their vehicles. By fostering a caring environment and embracing community spirit, we strive to build a stronger, more compassionate Austin, offering support and nourishment to those in need without any cost. Join us in our mission to combat hunger and enhance the well-being of our neighbors.

Fresh for Less Mobile Markets, hosted by Farmshare Austin, is dedicated to making nutritious food accessible to all residents of Austin, TX. Our weekly markets feature a variety of Texas-grown produce and shelf-stable items offered at reduced prices, ensuring that those who self-identify as needing fresh food can easily access it. Customers can find a selection of fruits, vegetables, local eggs, honey, pasta, and more, depending on availability. We accept payments through SNAP benefits, Debit/Credit and cash, with options like the Double Up Food Bucks program, allowing families to stretch their food budgets further. For those unable to visit our markets, we also provide convenient home delivery of produce and pantry essentials within designated zip codes in Austin and Travis County. Join us in our mission to improve food access and promote healthier communities by visiting our markets or utilizing our delivery services.

The Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Program at Far South Clinic in Austin, TX, is committed to enhancing the well-being of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, along with infants and children up to five years old. We prioritize promoting healthy food habits through comprehensive nutritional education and provide supplemental food assistance to ensure families have access to nutritious options. Our dedicated team offers personalized one-on-one nutrition counseling and fosters breastfeeding support, while also connecting clients with essential health care referrals. Families already receiving Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF are typically eligible for WIC, but we also welcome other families who may qualify based on their household income. Together, we strive to empower families with the resources they need to thrive.

At El Buen Samaritano's Community Garden in Austin, TX, we offer families a unique opportunity to engage with nature while fostering community connections and enhancing their nutrition. Our garden provides an affordable way to grow fresh vegetables and fruits, empowering participants to supplement their food budgets and learn valuable gardening skills together. With plots available for a small fee, our dedicated food pantry staff also manage additional plots to ensure produce is accessible to those in need. Membership involves a commitment to volunteer for three hours each month and attend an orientation at the start of the season, fostering a sense of responsibility and community spirit among our growers. Join us to cultivate not just plants, but lasting relationships and healthier lifestyles.

Located in Austin, TX, our After School and Summer Learning Programs are dedicated to providing essential academic enrichment and support for children during out-of-school time. We offer a nurturing environment at our on-site community learning centers, where students from elementary to high school can thrive. Our comprehensive after-school program operates Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 PM, focusing on fitness, homework assistance, and engaging enrichment activities that boost learning. We are committed to empowering youth through quality educational experiences and active participation, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to succeed both academically and socially.