Help someone find their first call
Leave this flyer with admissions, social services, discharge planners, residents, families and community groups.
Texas help for veterans,
seniors and families
Find a starting contact, understand what to ask, and plan your next step. Free resources for all 254 Texas counties.
- Veterans and surviving spouses: county or regional veterans contacts, benefits and care referrals.
- Seniors and people with disabilities: aging agencies, daily living support, caregiving and resident rights. This section does not require military service.
- Ramps and home accessibility: HISA and other funding routes, application preparation and a printable follow-up checklist.
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Choose your county, then choose the help you need.
https://travisvought-byte.github.io/vhg-veteran-resident-guide/tx.html
Questions, corrections or partnerships?
travis@vethomeguard.org
Published by Veteran Home Guardians, an independent nonprofit. A referral does not guarantee eligibility, funding or availability. Confirm current details with the agency. No resident information is collected by the guide. Updated October 19, 2026.
Ready-to-use newsletter introduction
Veteran Home Guardians has created a free Texas resource guide for veterans, surviving spouses, seniors, people with disabilities, families and care teams. Choose any of Texas’s 254 counties to find county or regional veterans contacts, county-matched aging agencies and long-term-care ombudsman referrals. The guide also includes ramps and home accessibility funding routes, non-veteran senior support, and printable referral tools. Explore the guide at https://travisvought-byte.github.io/vhg-veteran-resident-guide/tx.html. Please share it with someone who could use a starting point. If you find a listing that is out of date, use “Report a problem” on that listing. It takes a minute and keeps the guide accurate for everyone who relies on it.
Send people directly to the help they need
For a county-specific link, choose the county in the guide and use “Copy link to this view.”
Share public resource information only. Discuss personal records and applications directly with the appropriate agency.