COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Several resources are included in this document – most are in the Golden Triangle Area.

COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Includes:
Important Contacts
Behavioral and Mental Health
Addiction
Children
Financial Assisance
Food Assistance
Prescription Assistance
Support Websites

Others that we are aware of are included below:

Samaritan Counseling
7980 Anchor Dr.
Port Arthur, TX 77642 (administrative office)
OR
1502 Strickland Drive, Suite 4
Orange, TX 77630
409-727-6400
samaritancenter@sccset.org
Samaritan Counseling Center of Southeast Texas is a non-profit counseling organization that uses the concept of mind, body and spirit to promote the healing and growth of people and the reconciliation of couples, families and organizations.  This integration of behavioral sciences and faith traditions is our foundational base for counseling. Free screening. 

United Way
1506 W Park Ave
Orange, TX  77630
409-883-3591
www.unitedwayorangecounty.org
info@unitedwayorangecounty.org
A great list of partner agencies to help with crisis support and education regarding traumatic situations, refuge from domestic violence, drug/alcohol counseling/treatment, counseling for mental health issues, occupational training, and much more. 

Elijah’s Place (Grief Support)
Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas
2780 Eastex Freeway
Beaumont, TX 77703
409-924-4400 
 

Baptist Hospital Behavioral Health Center
3080 College St
Beaumont, TX 77701-4606
409-212-5000
https://www.bhset.net/our-services/behavioral-health/
Inpatient/outpatient services, Teen Mental Health Program, Chemical Dependency Program, plus more. Most common diagnoses treated: Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety Disorder, Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Dual Diagnosis (Mental Health Disorder and Drug Abuse) 

Family Services Women & Children’s Shelter
Crisis Intervention 24 Hour Hotline
409-832-7575 or Toll-free 1-800-621-8882       
https://www.westrengthenfamilies.org/
We provide confidential support services and information for domestic violence survivors and their friends and family through our 24-Hour Hotline.  If you call the hotline, here are the services you can expect:

• Intake services for our safe house protection and information about supportive services such as counseling.
• Information and referrals for survivors and their concerned friends and family members.
• Immediate assistance in English and Spanish. (Other languages and the hearing impaired are accommodated through a language line.)
• Emergency transportation for domestic violence survivors to achieve personal safety.