Across Texas, real organizations are fighting for mental health, corrections, addiction recovery, and housing reform — and standing with families like yours. Reach out. Connect. You don't have to carry this alone.
Texas’s largest grassroots mental health org — education, support, and advocacy.
Visit →Free mental health education, support groups, and advocacy across the Houston area.
Visit →Mental health support for Galveston and Brazoria County families.
Visit →Mental health policy, research, and grants across Texas.
Visit →Data-driven mental health policy solutions for Texas.
Visit →Legal advocacy for Texans with disabilities — won the 2026 competency-waitlist ruling.
Visit →Ending mass incarceration and advancing justice reform (formerly Texas CJC).
Visit →Systemic justice reform through research and policy.
Visit →Civil rights and criminal-justice reform litigation and advocacy.
Visit →Support and advocacy for families of the incarcerated.
Visit →Ending mass incarceration and detention in Texas.
Visit →Faith-based prison ministry and justice reform.
Visit →Building Texas’s recovery community and peer-support workforce.
Visit →Statewide homelessness data, training, and policy advocacy.
Visit →Housing justice and affordable-housing advocacy.
Visit →Statewide criminal justice reform organization working to end mass incarceration and bring fairness to the Texas justice system. Executive Director: Mary Sue Molnar.
Visit →Grassroots advocacy organization founded and led by Tatiana Santollo, working to expose conditions inside Texas prisons and fight for the rights of incarcerated people and their families.
Visit →Peer-led organization providing harm reduction services, reentry peer support, and advocacy for people impacted by incarceration and substance use in Texas.
Visit →Friday nights, 9–11 PM CT on KPFT 90.1 FM. The voice of incarcerated Texans, their families, and the advocates fighting for them. "Your Voice. Your Community. Your Radio."
Visit →If there's a group fighting for reform or caring for families that belongs on this page, tell us — we'll add them.
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