Official Portal of Texas

The Texas Cancer Council (TCC) is responsible for: developing cancer prevention and control initiatives; policies and services; encouraging collaboration and planning among public, private and volunteer organizations in cancer control; and developing and implementing the Texas Cancer Plan.

For your convenience, use this system to pay your CHIP enrollment fee online with your credit card.

Find conditions and eligibility information on qualifying for disaster assistance grants.

As of April 1, 2007, the State of Texas is proud to present the eGrants website. Using the eGrants website, you can search for and view the details of competitive funding announcements available through dozens of Texas state agencies.

This site is a compilation of information on health and human service agency programs in Texas. The Texas Information and Referral Network has been designated by the Texas Legislature as the Texas Health and Human Services Commission program responsible for the development, coordination, and implementation of a statewide information and referral network.

Find a program description, contractor information, and other links off the Office of Immigration and Refugee Affairs site.

A national health and human services directory for locating and accessing public and private benefits, advocacy websites, resource databases and assistance programs online.

Search the information of more than 215 health and human service state agency programs.

The State of Texas Assistance and Referral System (STARS) allows people to self-screen for potential eligibility for programs provided by the Texas Department of Human Services and other Texas state agencies.

The Texas Cancer Registry (TCR) is a population-based registry whose goal is to collect timely, complete and accurate data on all cancer cases diagnosed in the state.

Find information on mental health, state school programs, community care, nursing facility, and long-term care regulatory services, and aging services and programs.

Find information on assistive and rehabilitative services such as disability determination, blind, deaf and hard of hearing, rehabiliation, and early childhood intervention services.

Learn about insurance and obtaining the best value for your insurance dollar.

This site contains information on child and adult abuse prevention, facts, services, and links to other prevention resources.

On this site, find links about Department of State Health Services, how to get help, services provided, projects, and more…

A listing of facilities by city with phone numbers.

Texas Health Care Information Collection's primary purpose is to provide data that will enable Texas consumers and health plan purchasers to make informed health care decisions. The Collection's charge is to collect data and report on the quality performance of health maintenance organizations operating in Texas and hospitals. The goal is to provide information that will enable consumers to have an impact on the cost and quality of health care in Texas. This program, now a part of the Texas Department of State Health Services, was formerly known as the Texas Health Care Information Council.

Find information on certain health and human services programs including the Texas Medicaid Program, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and Medicaid waste, fraud, and abuse investigations.

Maintained by the Texas Veterans Land Board, find information about services for our veterans.

Find 1-800 numbers and links for Texas State Agencies.