Child & Family is continuing to provide ALL services in each of our
8 North Texas clinics, as well as increased Telehealth services.
Our clinics remain open Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.
For mental health concerns due to COVID-19, call 469.591.1520
TELEHEALTH SERVICES:
We encourage you to access our Telehealth services by calling 214.351.3490 or emailing us at telehealth@childrenandfamilies.org to schedule a remote session via phone or video.
However, we understand clinic-based visits may still be the better option for some.
CLINIC-BASED SERVICES:
For everyone's safety, we have been and will continue to:
NOTE: If you have flu-like symptoms, please STAY HOME and call your primary care provider or local hospital.
We encourage you to access our Telehealth services by calling 214.351.3490 or emailing us at telehealth@childrenandfamilies.org to schedule a remote session via phone or video.
However, we understand clinic-based visits may still be the better option for some.
CLINIC-BASED SERVICES:
For everyone's safety, we have been and will continue to:
- Screen for symptoms at the entrance of all clinics
- Provide accommodations for individuals in high-risk categories
- Provide all levels of services in the least restrictive and safest formats possible
- Strive to ensure the continued health, well-being, and stability of everyone who counts on our services
NOTE: If you have flu-like symptoms, please STAY HOME and call your primary care provider or local hospital.
Resources to Stay Informed on COVID-19:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the most reliable source of information for individuals and businesses.
Dallas County Department of Health and Human Services is a great source of information and resources, and is closely monitoring local cases across Dallas County.
The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) is working closely with CDC in monitoring any developments.
Additional Community Resources
Comcast Free Internet Packages Details
Financial Resources
Utility Bill Payment Adjustments
Unemployment & Job Search Resources
Food & Grocery Assistance
Explaining COVID-19 to Children & Tips for Keeping Anxiety Low
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the most reliable source of information for individuals and businesses.
Dallas County Department of Health and Human Services is a great source of information and resources, and is closely monitoring local cases across Dallas County.
The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) is working closely with CDC in monitoring any developments.
Additional Community Resources
Comcast Free Internet Packages Details
Financial Resources
Utility Bill Payment Adjustments
Unemployment & Job Search Resources
Food & Grocery Assistance
Explaining COVID-19 to Children & Tips for Keeping Anxiety Low
NTBHA 24/7 COVID-19 Toll-Free Mental Health Support Line
833-251-7544
833-251-7544
Available for those experiencing stress and anxiety due to the current state of emergency within the counties of Dallas, Ellis, Hunt, Kaufman, Navarro, and Rockwall.
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