The Blanco County Community Resource Center, located at 206 S. Highway 281 in Johnson City, is set to open for business on Monday, Feb. 3. The CRC will provide office and meeting space for up to 30 federal, state, and local nonprofit agencies providing social services to Blanco County residents.

“The Blanco County CRC will not only increase access to existing area services but will also provide a place for agencies to deliver new services,” said Donna Klaeger, Executive Director of Community Resource Centers of Texas Inc. “Our goal is to make it easier for Blanco County residents to access the services they need that are already available to them in Blanco County, rather than having to travel to Austin or San Antonio, and also to create space to bring in agencies that are new to Blanco County.”

Services and providers will include the following:

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Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS)

Hill Country Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities (MHDD)

Adult Probation

Highland Lakes Family Crisis Center

WIC

Johnson City Christian Food Pantry

Older Adult Rural Services (OARS)

Methodist Healthcare Ministries

Workforce Solutions

Ecumenical Center

Children’s Advocacy Center

Enrollment assistance for programs such as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid

Assistance locating available resources for uninsured individuals

About the Community Resource Centers of Texas

Community Resources Centers of Texas, Inc., is a non-profit subsidiary of the Texas Housing Foundation. The Blanco County Community Resource Center is the fourth operational CRC under the Community Resource Centers of Texas, Inc. umbrella, with other locations in Burnet, Llano, and Williamson counties. The centers operate with the help of generous donors invested in community welfare, corporate sponsors, and grants. For more information, visit crctx.org.