Denton County Resources
Enhanced Services During COVID-19
Many local agencies, businesses, and non-profits are providing extra support through the COVID-19 pandemic.
First RefugeInformation in this article about the drive-up food pantry, medical clinics and other services being offered by First Refuge during COVID-19.
First Refuge 1701 Broadway St, Denton, TX 76201 940-484-4384 First Refuge website |
Salvation ArmyClick here to see the new measures provided by the Salvation Army in response to COVID-19:
Salvation Army Denton - Social Services & Shelter 1508 East McKinney St. Denton,TX 76209 940-566-3800 SalArmyDenton@uss.salvationarmy.org Denton website |
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- City of Denton's COVID-19 Community Resources - Up-to-date information on assistance available in Denton during COVID-19. Topics addressed include utility assistance, childcare help, mental health support, help for homeless populations, and local food resources.
- City of Lewisville's COVID-19 Information - City call center times/phone number, local resources, closures, and cancellations.
- COVID-19 Community Economic Relief Fund - Call: 1-866-211-9966. Provide your zip code to get a list of local agencies that are providing assistance with rent, utilities, and food.
- COVID-19 Fraud - Important information from the Office of the Inspector General about how to avoid fraud/scams during COVID-19. Also has information on how you can report suspected fraud.
- Denton ISD Resources:
Beginning Wednesday, April 15, the Denton ISD Child Nutrition Department staff will begin “super bundling” breakfast and lunch for an entire week for pick-up each Wednesday. Between the hours of 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., families can drive through and request meals for all students in the household under the age of 18. Go to www.dentonisd.org/meals to view the tutorials in English and Spanish for the no-contact pick up procedures and to find the nearest pick up location. No student ID is required.
Pre-K registration for the 2020-2021 school year for children (ages 3 and 4) will take place from July 28-30. View requirements and register online HERE. - Federal Government's Response to COVID-19 - Factual information published by the U.S. government about what each department is doing to help. Also see the Coronavirus website for an online screening tool if you are having symptoms.
- Health & Human Services COVID-19 Resources - Links to HHS programs, testing sites, telehealth options, social distancing guidelines, and more.
- Lewisville ISD Resources:
School Break Resources - Resources to help with food, material goods, and other needs for those with children served by the Lewisville school district.
The LISD Back-to-School Fair will be a drive-through event this year on Saturday, August 1 from 8:00-1:00. REGISTER to participate. - List of Denton Restaurants Offering Curbside & Delivery Service during Coronavirus: Denton Restaurants
- Loreto House Guide to Social Services (Denton area) - Click link to view printable file.
- Serve Denton COVID-19 Resource List - Detailed list of services in Denton County for food, housing, financial assistance. legal support, and more.
- Tarrant Area Food Bank - Call the Food Hotline at 817-534-0814 to find food resources in the North Texas area. View the mobile food pantry list to see where regularly scheduled mobile food distributions are taking place in North Texas.
- Texas COVID-19 Electricity Relief Program - Information on how to apply online to receive help with electricity payments (must have applied or be receiving unemployment benefits).
- Your Texas Benefits - The website states, "Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, SNAP, Medicaid, and Healthy Texas Women recipients will have their benefits renewed automatically. No further action is necessary, and recipients will be notified by mail when it is time for them to renew their benefits. SNAP recipients can now make online purchases from Amazon and Walmart. P-EBT is a one-time benefit to help families during the pandemic who have lost access to free or reduced-meals dues to school closure." Check the website regularly for other information related to government benefits.
NOTICE CONCERNING REFERRALS TO OUTSIDE AGENCIES
Loreto House is a Catholic Pregnancy Resource Center, and an official apostolate of the Catholic Dioceses of Fort Worth. We faithfully serve our guests in keeping with the teachings of the Catholic Church. Thus, we do not engage in any activity intended to impose the Catholic faith on anyone. Loreto House will not refer any guest knowingly to any outside physician or agency for the purpose of securing an abortion, contraceptives or any type of sterilization, or any other product or service that is in conflict with the Catechism of the Catholic Church. In some instances, when a guest is seeking services for “women’s health” or other medical needs, there may not be a physician, clinic, or agency available that may be 100% in alignment with our faith. If we refer you to such an agency, physician, or clinic, it would only be for services that do not conflict with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
This page last updated on 7/8/2020
Loreto House is a Catholic Pregnancy Resource Center, and an official apostolate of the Catholic Dioceses of Fort Worth. We faithfully serve our guests in keeping with the teachings of the Catholic Church. Thus, we do not engage in any activity intended to impose the Catholic faith on anyone. Loreto House will not refer any guest knowingly to any outside physician or agency for the purpose of securing an abortion, contraceptives or any type of sterilization, or any other product or service that is in conflict with the Catechism of the Catholic Church. In some instances, when a guest is seeking services for “women’s health” or other medical needs, there may not be a physician, clinic, or agency available that may be 100% in alignment with our faith. If we refer you to such an agency, physician, or clinic, it would only be for services that do not conflict with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
This page last updated on 7/8/2020