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  • 800-252-5400
    Call this number if you need to report abuse of adults.
     

  • 1001 S. Polk
    806-342-2500
    This is an 8 week anger management program for adults. Meets every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. A sliding scale is available and cost is determined at intake appointment. It also has the Rollercoaster program for children.

  • PO Box 1366
    Amarillo, TX 79105
    806-378-4224
    Takes referrals through municipal courts regarding traffic and Class C Misdemeanors. Offers youth opportunities to make restitution through community service and jury duty.

  • 415 W. 8th
    806-331-2227

    This agency offers a "Family Caregiver Program" and a program and information for "Grandparents raising grandchildren". They offer referral information, respite care services, benefits counseling, workshops and education geared towards caregiver issues, and benefits.

  • 509 E. 7th
    806-378-9344
    This is a service for people who were born in the state of Texas. They can go to the tax office Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a copy. There is a charge and they can get it the same day of the request.

  • 804 Quail Creek Dr
    806-372-2873
    The Bridge aids victims of abuse and their families in a home-like environment where the family can meet with investigators and a child can be interviewed on videotape by professionals who specialize in taking testimony of children using non-suggestive techniques.

  • 800-252-5400
    If a person suspects child abuse in any way, they are required by law to report this. Call the number above to report. You cannot call the local number to make a report. If it is an emergency, call the police at 806-378-3038. If you just want general information, you can call the local number at 806-358-6211.

  • 800-252-8014

    The Amarillo Office is located at 301 S. Polk # 200  and the phone is 806-376-4471.

    This is the official child support enforcement agency for the State of Texas and it provides services for parents who wish to obtain or provide support for their children.

  • 1515 S. Buchanan
    806-374-1252
    This program is for women who need job and life skills training or a boost in self-esteem. It offers free classes in computer programs, career skills, communication, money matters and self-improvement, as well as bible study, to  women age 18 and older. Classes will be limited to the first 16 who sign up. classes are 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Monday –Thursday in the Spring and Fall.

  • 806-350-4606
    Citizenship and Immigration helps those immigrants and refugees who are in the United States legally to obtain the necessary paperwork to find work and to become citizens of the United States.

  • 6300 I-40 West # 106
    806-358-2221 or 800-878-2227
    CCCS is a non-profit community service that provides confidential, low cost budget and debt management, counseling, housing counseling and educational programs are provided to promote financial literacy. Services are available by phone, in person and on the internet. $20 counseling fee: debt management is on a sliding scale. Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
     

  • DAC is a joint  project between the Amarillo Independent School District and Amarillo College. Participants will be able to earn high school credits along with college credits in technical programs. The criteria for the program is: Students will be between 17-25 years old. Students will need to recover no more than 5 credits to gain a diploma. Students must have been enrolled in AISD when they failed to complete the diploma requirements. Contact Gina Law at 806-326-2850.

  • 415 W. 8th
    806-373-3268
    Provides mediation services to residents of the Texas Panhandle. Utilizing volunteer mediators, the center mediates divorce, custody issues, post-divorce problems, neighborhood disputes, minor criminal problems, landlord/tenant disputes, civil lawsuits as referred by the courts and small claims cases. The Center also offers facilitation for meeting or groups.

  • 3rd & Jefferson
    Parents must bring Social Security cards for students or a student schedule or a note from the school. Parents must be present to get the coat. A voucher must be completed by a school counselor or social worker.
     

  • 806-342-2500
    Legal needs: They provide advocacy and accompaniment through the medical, legal and judicial systems. Help with legal advice.
    Parenting Classes: 806-342-2530. The entire program is 10 sessions long and the participant will receive a certificate after completion of the class.
     

  • 3801 Western
    806-355-3396
    Provides gas money to persons who qualify. May have other benevolence programs.

  • 806-352-6928 or 806-352-5080
    Grandparents Raising Grandchildren meets from noon to 1:00 p.m. the first and third Monday of each month in Snodgrass Hall at First Christian Church.

  • When a family feels they need to extend guardianship of a child, due to medical or psychological reason, here are some places to get assistance.
    Adair Buckner, Tom Hood, attorneys: 806-374-3300
    TPMHMR, "In Home and Family Support":  806-349-5653
    West Texas Legal Services:  806-373-6808
     

  • Amarillo Interpreting Service is a part of the Catholic Family Service.
     

  • PO Box 51012
    Amarillo, TX 79159
    This is an outreach program for families of prisoners. It conducts free weekend retreats designed to inform, encourage, and offer emotional support to women.  For an application, write to the above address, or contact the prison chaplain.

  • First Baptist Church
    806-367-6770
    Every Sunday afternoon and Thursday morning, teachers will give free help to international students in middle school, high school and college. English, Math, Writing, History, Reading, Science, TAKS tests, and other subjects.

  • 203 W. 8th, Suite 600
    806-373-6808 or 800-955-6808

    • Legal Aid website

    Provides legal services to low-income individuals who qualify by filling out an application and going through an interview. The program handles housing, consumer, family issues, employment, income maintenance, health, education, and individual rights. The program does not handle bankruptcy, criminal, non-emergency divorces, or fee-generating cases such as person injury.

  • 888-529-5277 for free legal help Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to noon
    Victims of Domestic Violence have access to legal services through Legal Aid at 2:00 p.m. every Monday at Family Support Services. Legal Aid is at Guyon Saunders Resource Center every other Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. until everyone has been seen.

  • 806-354-5328
    There are many options for these students after they get too old for the Foster Care System. They can help you find what is available for housing, college, etc.

  • 1309 W. 8th 
    806-372-2531

    Provides HUD rental assistance, home repairs, transportation, gas or electric bill payment assistance

  • This is a free educational program serving families from pregnancy until the child enters preschool or kindergarten.

    • The office for the Tascosa Cluster is a San Jacinto Elementary 3400 W. 4th, 806-676-2557
    • The office for the Palo Duro Cluster is at Mesa Verde Elementary, 119 NE 15th 
    • The office for the Caprock Cluster is at Sanborn Elementary, 700 S. Roberts, 806-672-5469

  • 806-373-6631
    The clients need the proper documentation and must bring with them for proper evaluation and prompt assistance.

    Rental Assistance

    • Original State ID/Driver's license and Social Security
    • Eviction notice and lease agreement with landlord's name and number
    • Proof of income
    • Statement from landlord saying how much you owe and what charges have been added to your account

    Utility Assistance

    • Original State ID/Driver's license and Social Security
    • Most recent bill and disconnect notice (Name must match person seeking assistance)
    • Proof of income

    Prescription Assistance

    • Original State ID/Driver's license and Social Security
    • Original Prescription
    • Proof of income or homeless verification letter

    Homeless 1st time deposit and/or rent 

    • Original State ID/Driver's license and Social Security
    • unsigned lease agreement
    • Proof of income

  • 806-373-6631, ext. 113
    Required documentation:

    • Parent or legal guardian's valid identification and proof of guardianship,
    • Parent or legal guardian's social security card, proof of income and expenses
    • Birth certificate of each child
    • Last year's report card or proof of school registration
    • Each child's social security card

  • 806-378-3089

    Students in the 4th through 12th grades and those taking introductory college course can receive help with core academic subjects online. LearningExpress to practice GED test, free computer classes. Learn foreign language. Also can participate in JobNow, a job-seeker's resource to connect with job coaches to review and improve your resume, polish your interview skills.

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    Lawyer will also be available at the office from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. every second Thursday of the month. Advice, housing problems, etc. Veteran Administration lawyer assistance 9:00 a.m. on Fridays.

  • 1615 S. Roberts
    806-372-7960
    Meetings are from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. once a month. Call for exact dates.

  • 203 W. 8th
    806-373-6808

    • West Texas Legal Services

    They have free legal clinics for housing rights, wills, power of attorney, crisis situations, etc. Call for workshop dates and times. People must qualify financially for legal services.

  • 601 W. 10th
    806-236-4122
    They provide services for no fee. Hours: Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Rental assistance, counseling, groups, homeless prevention, referrals, clothing vouchers, hygiene packs and services for Iraqi/Afghanistan military.