22 Education Resources in Travis, Texas — Free Help & Counseling

22 verified education resources in Travis, Texas. Find free counseling, crisis support, sliding-scale therapy, substance abuse treatment, and community help on OneClickMentalHealth. Search by city, ZIP, or insurance.

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• AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) - Texas — Education in Austin, Texas — (858) 380-4800 — College readiness program active in hundreds of Texas schools preparing underrepresented students for college success. Provides academic support, study skills,
• Apply Texas - Statewide College Application Portal — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 427-6101 — Free statewide online portal for applying to Texas public universities, community colleges, and many private institutions. One application for multiple schools.
• Austin Community College - Adult Education — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 223-7000 — Free adult education programs including GED/HiSET preparation, ESL classes, adult basic education, and career pathway programs. Multiple campus locations across
• Austin Free-Net - Digital Inclusion & Computer Training — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 236-8443 — Nonprofit providing free computer training, digital literacy classes, and internet access to underserved Austin residents. Courses include basic computer skills
• Austin Public Library - Education Services — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 974-7400 — Austin Public Library system with 20+ locations providing free educational resources including homework help, computer access, tutoring, ESL materials, citizens
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Texas - Mentoring — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 472-5437 — Statewide mentoring organization matching adult volunteers with youth ages 6-18 for one-on-one mentoring focused on academic success, character building, and po
• College Forward - Austin College Access — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 452-8737 — Nonprofit providing free college access coaching for first-generation and low-income students in Central Texas. Near-peer coaching model supporting students fro
• Communities In Schools of Texas — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 464-9780 — Statewide nonprofit placing trained professionals inside schools to help at-risk students with attendance, behavior, and academic performance. Provides mentorin
• Connected Texas - Digital Literacy Statewide — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 475-4700 — Statewide initiative promoting broadband adoption and digital literacy across Texas. Free digital skills training, device access programs, and internet connecti
• Disability Rights Texas - Education Rights — Education in Austin, Texas — (800) 252-9108 — Federally designated protection and advocacy agency providing free legal advocacy for students with disabilities in Texas schools. Assists with special educatio
• JASON Learning - Texas STEM Education — Education in Austin, Texas — (888) 527-6600 — Nonprofit providing free and low-cost STEM education curricula to Texas schools. Hands-on science programs, professional development for teachers, and student c
• Literacy Texas - Statewide Literacy Network — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 320-9964 — Statewide nonprofit network supporting adult literacy programs across Texas. Provides training, resources, and advocacy for literacy providers. Connects adults
• TEXAS Grant Program (Tuition Assistance) — Education in Austin, Texas — (800) 242-3062 — State-funded need-based grant program providing up to 0,000 per year for Texas residents attending public universities. Covers tuition and fees for eligible stu
• Texas Education Agency (TEA) — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 463-9734 — State agency overseeing public education in Texas including K-12 standards, accountability, special education, bilingual education, and school improvement. Prov
• Texas Exes Scholarship Program (UT Austin) — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 840-5600 — Scholarship program for Texas students attending the University of Texas at Austin. Need-based and merit-based scholarships funded through the Texas Exes alumni
• Texas Head Start State Collaboration Office — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 776-7111 — State office coordinating Head Start and Early Head Start programs across Texas. Federal early childhood education program for children ages 0-5 from low-income
• Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 427-6101 — State agency coordinating higher education in Texas. Administers TEXAS Grant, Tuition Equalization Grant, student loan programs, college readiness initiatives,
• Texas Parent to Parent - Special Education Support — Education in Austin, Texas — (866) 896-6001 — Statewide nonprofit providing emotional and informational support to families of children with disabilities and special education needs. Trained parent mentors,
• Texas State Library and Archives Commission - Literacy Programs — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 463-5455 — State agency supporting literacy through public library programs including adult literacy tutoring, digital literacy training, ESL conversation groups, citizens
• Texas Workforce Commission - Adult Education & Literacy — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 463-2222 — State agency administering adult education and literacy programs statewide. Funds GED preparation, English as a Second Language (ESL), adult basic education (AB
• The Arc of Texas - Education Advocacy — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 454-6694 — Statewide nonprofit advocating for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in education settings. Provides special education advocacy, IEP/
• University of Texas at Austin - TRIO Upward Bound — Education in Austin, Texas — (512) 471-3304 — Federal TRIO program at UT Austin helping low-income and first-generation high school students prepare for college. Free tutoring, mentoring, SAT/ACT prep, coll

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In crisis? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free, 24/7, confidential, English and Spanish). Veterans press 1. For LGBTQ+ youth, call 988 then press 3. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.