Community Partners
2010 Agencies

956-787-7851
A humanitarian volunteer organization that provides disaster relief, assistance, 24 hour emergency communications, and lifesaving training in First Aid, CPR, swimming, Life guarding and HIV/AIDS education.

956-423-0250
Provides members with the opportunity to learn new skills in the outdoors, experience the responsibility of leadership, and participate in community service and develop self-respect.

956-782-5437
The organization provides youth development programs to youth ages 5-17, which enable them to feel a sense of belonging, usefulness, influence and competence.

956-464-6674
The Club serves primarily disadvantaged youth providing the programs needed to build competencies and provide youth the opportunity to become positive successful adults.

956-383-2582
Serving youths for 28 years, these youth development agency serving youth ages 6-18 years old; helps youth develop skills necessary to become productive citizens.

956-682-5791
Youth development agency dedicated to providing programs, which engage young people in activities that enable them to develop self-esteem and to reach their full potential.

956-585-3606
Provides diversified programs and services that promote and enhance the development of boys & girls with a special focus on the disadvantaged.

956-781-5160
To enhance the development of our youth by instilling a sense of competence, usefulness and belonging as well as providing the community with pride and self-esteem.

956-968-2504
Provides youth with an environment that is conductive to positive learning. With our help, they will become productive citizens.

956-381-0346
Advocates for the best interest of children in state custody. Provide quality volunteer representation, seek a safe, stable and permanent home for children.

956-287-9754
A safe place where law enforcement, prosecutors and child protective services case workers can investigate child abuse without subjecting young victims to repeated interviews and re-victimization.

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Non-profit agency that offers a centralized, comprehensive, cross-category set of resources to individuals and service agencies in Starr, Hidalgo, Cameron and Willacy Counties.

956-428-0072
Free budget/debt/housing counseling, debt management program, consumer education and information, debt crisis assistance. Five area offices, telephone counseling available, call for appointment.

956-425-2388
An informal educational program designed to help girls develop self-potential, relate to others, develop values and contribute to society.

956-702-4405
Provides job training to people with disabilities or other barriers to employment to help them get and hold a job in the community.

956-843-9762
Promote and provide youth of Hidalgo and surrounding areas a valuable opportunity to enhance confidence, strengthen social/communicative skills, develop positive awareness, acquire knowledge and maintain civic pride in our community.

956-686-5541
Volunteers teach adults basic English verbal, reading and writing skills necessary to successfully meet challenges in daily life & to more fully participate in society.

956-565-3033
Work to help youth ages 6-18, by providing programs in education, citizenship, leadership and physical recreation. Prepare children for the future.

956-687-7714
Provides free, confidential counseling, support groups and supervised activities to youth, young adults and their families affected by the abuse of alcohol or other drugs.

956-716-1795
To prevent and reduce drug, alcohol and tobacco use and abuse among youth in at risk situations that live in Starr County.

956-682-1301
Raises education and awareness about the elder abuse and neglect in the RGV. Provides services to victims of abuse and neglect by providing emergency food, walkers, hospital style beds and any other necessary items.

956-487-8629
Addresses community awareness of domestic violence through information/referral, counseling, legal assistance, victim advocacy and court accompaniment.

956-781-0276
Teaches discipline, nutrition, healthcare, parenting skills, leadership development, family values and basic job skills to families in Las Milpas and Progreso.

956-682-1468
Meeting individual family needs providing emergency food, clothing, shelter, transportation, homeless, prevention character building, counseling, case management, life skills programs education referrals.

956-630-4878
A non-profit organization providing shelter and crisis intervention for battered women and their children. Also offer a sexual assault counseling program.
