Community Resources
Most informational blurbs are taken directly from each organization’s site to offer a short summary of its mission, purpose, services, etc. For more information, each resource is linked to its respective website.
Please reach out to [email protected] if you have any resources you’d like to share with us for addition to this page.
Immigration Resources:
- RAICES: provides free and low-cost legal services to immigrant children, families, and refugees regarding DACA, citizenship, asylum and more.
- Immigrant Legal Resource Toolkits (español) for immigrants provided by American Gateways.
- Catholic Charities of Central Texas Legal Services (CCCTX): Legal support, resources and referrals.
ACC’s Automotive Department Low-Cost Repair
Provides fellowship, education, recreation, culture, and communication opportunities for Austin’s deaf and hard-of-hearing community.
Austin Mental Health Community (MHC)
We are here to make a difference for people with lived experiences of mental health, substance use, and homelessness. Our members receive life-affirming services, embrace RECOVERY, healthy living, become gainfully employed, and give back to their communities.
We are with you from beginning to end. We know there is no one-size-fits-all approach to addiction treatment. From detox to inpatient treatment and aftercare planning, we provide a truly individualized experience for each client to provide a path to long-term sustainable recovery from drugs and alcohol. Whether you come to our facility or not, we will help you find the best treatment options that fit YOUR needs when seeking help for substance abuse.
Leads the flexible work movement by reducing stigma around chronic illness and disability in hiring.
Partners with vocational rehab teams to support deaf and hard-of-hearing employees in finding and keeping jobs.
Job board focused on deaf-related job opportunities for deaf and hearing job seekers.
A peer-driven group enhancing hiring, retention, and accessibility for disabled employees and promoting disability-owned businesses.
Advocates for meaningful employment for people with disabilities in competitive, integrated settings.
Helps companies create inclusive workplaces by integrating accommodation support.
Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
Provides accommodation solutions, ADA guidance, and strategies to support inclusive employment for people with disabilities.
Global non-profit connecting high-achieving professionals and students with disabilities, including veterans, to opportunities with top corporations.
Provides remote job training and support to overcome employment barriers for people with disabilities.
Austin-based staffing non-profit focused on job placement for individuals with disabilities and chronic conditions.
The Sobering Center enhances public health and safety by providing a safe place for publicly intoxicated individuals to sober up as an alternative to the emergency room or jail and, where appropriate, to provide a bridge to recovery.
State Employment Leadership Network
Network of state agencies committed to improving disability service systems.
Supports job preparation, placement, and retention for people with disabilities, including transitioning students, and assists employers in hiring and supporting disabled employees.
The SIMS Foundation provides mental health and substance use recovery services and supports for musicians, music industry professionals, and their dependent family members. Through education, community partnerships, and accessible managed care, SIMS seeks to destigmatize and reduce mental health and substance use issues, while supporting and enhancing the wellbeing of the music community at large.
“There is no single formula for recovery. We offer you the empowerment and dignity to write your recovery story on your own terms.”
“LifeWorks is a fearless advocate for youth and young adults pursuing a life they love and a stable future for themselves and their families.”
The Phoenix: National Sober Active Community
“At The Phoenix, we’re fueling a movement that builds on the power of community and belonging to change how society approaches addiction and recovery. Through hundreds of weekly sober events and activities, we’re creating safe spaces for all individuals to connect, build friendships, find support, and have fun.”
Recovery Unplugged: Behavioral Health
Outstanding food. Great music. Friendly people. The same things we love about Austin, we love about Recovery Unplugged. With its highly trained staff and evidence based programs, this popular facility is more than just a recovery center. It’s a recovery community promoting behavioral health for the people of Austin and beyond.