Mental Health Awareness Month

The Texas Mental Health Creative Arts Contest illuminates the often-overlooked topic of mental health and why it matters. Our yearly themes encourage open conversations about emotions, stress, and well-being, highlight how common mental health challenges can be, and remind Texans that it’s always okay to seek support.

House Bill 2059, 86th Legislature, Regular Session, 2019, requires Health and Human Services to approve training courses on human trafficking, including at least one that is free of charge, post the list of approved courses on the HHS website, and update the list of approved courses as necessary.

The 11th Annual Health Care Institute Conference will convene a diverse group of stakeholders—community members, healthcare providers, nurses, social workers, counselors, educators, and students—to engage in meaningful dialogue on the issue of homelessness. Together, we will explore barriers to care, share best practices, and work toward developing more effective interventions, improved coordination of services, and…