Resource Navigation

Local Resources

NEED RESOURCES LIKE FOOD PANTRIES, HOUSING ASSISTANCE, TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT, BASIC NEEDS AND ETC ?

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Please keep in mind we created this list for the community and update it as we receive feedback.

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  • Job opportunities

  • Community resources

  • Positive affirmations

  • Local events

  • Food and resource updates

  • Encouragement and community support

  • Volunteer opportunities

  • Wellness and healing content

This space was created to help keep our community connected, informed, and supported. We invite you to subscribe, join the conversation, and grow with us.

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The Healing Project’s Resource Navigation page is a curated list of local and regional community partners that may be able to assist individuals and families with housing stabilization, food access, basic needs, healthcare, transportation, legal support, and other essential services.

This list is intended to help community members identify and connect directly with organizations offering support across Austin and Central Texas. While The Healing Project does not provide direct financial assistance, rental assistance, or housing payments, we share this resource list to support families in navigating available community-based options.

We encourage individuals to review the organizations listed and reach out to them directly, as eligibility requirements, availability, and services may change. Our team does our best to keep this list updated, but we cannot guarantee services, placement, or funding through any partner organization.

Resource Navigation is one of the ways we support community members by sharing information, reducing confusion, and promoting access to trusted resources already operating in the community.