Community Resources and Resources for Connecting Counties

Explore the local resources for Hood County and surrounding areas. If you have any questions, please contact us.

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  • Pecan Valley Centers for Behavioral & Developmental Healthcare

    Pecan Valley is one of the most important resources to include because it serves Hood, Somervell, Erath, Parker, Palo Pinto and Johnson Counties.

    Their outpatient Substance Use Disorder program provides:

    They give priority to people who are pregnant and using substances, people who inject drugs, people at high risk for overdose, people referred by DFPS, and people experiencing homelessness or housing instability.

    SUD / Intake: 1-800-772-5987
    SUD contact:     817-594-3023

    Pecan Valley Centers

    Local walk-in locations:

    Pecan Valley notes that these locations can serve residents across its six-county area, with telehealth assessment/referral available as well.

  • Recovery Resource Council — Outreach, Screening, Assessment & Referral (OSAR)
    817-332-6329

    OSAR provides free substance-use screening, education, crisis intervention, treatment referrals and help navigating treatment options. It serves:

    • Hood

    • Parker

    • Palo Pinto

    • Somervell

    • Erath

    • Johnson

    • Tarrant

    • Wise

    • Denton

    • Cooke

    • Fannin

    • Grayson Counties

    For uninsured or underinsured individuals, OSAR can also determine whether they qualify for full or partial financial assistance toward referred treatment services.

    Recovery Resource Council – OSAR

    This is a great resource for someone who says:
    "I know I need help, but I don't know where to go."

  • Texas DSHS maintains a resource map to help residents locate free or reduced-cost naloxone and provides information about community naloxone distribution sites and vending machines.

    Texas DSHS Overdose & Naloxone Resource Maps

    Include education about:

    • How to recognize an overdose

    • How to administer naloxone

    • Where to obtain naloxone

    • Fentanyl awareness

    • Fentanyl test-strip education where legally/appropriately available

    • Good Samaritan protections

    • Overdose prevention

    • Safe medication storage

    • Medication disposal

    • DEA Drug Take Back Day

  • Pecan Valley Centers

    Pecan Valley operates a 24/7 crisis hotline and provides mental-health and substance-use services throughout its six-county service area.

    24/7 Crisis / Intake:
    1-800-772-5987

    988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline:
    988

  • 211 specifically recommends searching by county and ZIP code so residents can find programs that actually serve their area.

  • Pecan Valley Centers - Granbury Clinic

    3.5•Doctor•Open

    Website•Directions•(817) 573-2662

    104 Pirate Dr., Granbury
    817-573-2662

    Community behavioral health services for children, adolescents and adults, including outpatient mental-health support.

    Pecan Valley Centers

  • Mission Granbury

    1.0•Social services organization•Open

    Website•Directions•(817) 579-6866

    3611 Plaza East Ct., Granbury, TX 76049
    817-579-6866

    Offers a drive-through food pantry as well as emergency assistance. Current posted pantry hours are Tuesday/Thursday 9 AM–3 PM and Wednesday 2–5 PM.

    Mission Granbury Food & Emergency Assistance

    Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry

    5.0•Food bank

    500 W. Bluebonnet Dr., Granbury

    Provides supplemental groceries to people experiencing food insecurity.

    People Helping People

    306 Kings Plaza, Granbury
    817-573-7801

    Food and clothing assistance.

    Ruth's Place / Oak Trail Shores

    2721 Maplewood, Granbury
    Provides food assistance to residents in need.

    Tolar Food Pantry

    Tolar United Methodist Church
    8812 Hwy 377 W., Tolar

    Food assistance for eligible residents.

    Rancho Brazos Community Centers

    Paula's Pantry

    Provides emergency groceries and ongoing food support for families. Rancho Brazos also provides family support and free after-school programs.

    Rancho Brazos Community Centers

  • Mission Granbury Emergency Assistance Network

    Potential assistance includes:

    • Rent

    • Utilities

    • Medication/prescriptions

    • Clothing

    • Auto repair

    • Other emergency needs

    Applicants generally need identification, proof of Hood County residency, income verification and documentation of the bill they need help paying.

    817-579-6866

    2-1-1 Texas

    A great option when Mission Granbury doesn't have funding available or the individual needs another provider.

  • Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas

    3.7•Employment agency•Open

    Website•Directions•(817) 573-4282

    1030 E. Hwy 377, Suite 202, Granbury
    817-573-4282

    Can help with:

    • Job searches

    • Resume assistance

    • Employment preparation

    • Job training

    • Career services

    • Referrals for barriers to employment

    KP Staffing

    4.6•Employment agency•Open

    Website•Directions•(817) 573-5200

    710 Paluxy Rd., Granbury
    817-573-5200

    Local employment/staffing resource.