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Agency Name	Description	Phone	Website	Email	ID
Children First	Children First, Inc. dba Children First Counseling Center Provides therapeutic mental health counseling to persons qualifying for assistance through the CDBG program based on low-mod income eligibility.	972-264-0604	http://www.childrenfirstinc.org	[email protected]	6
Lifeline Shelters for Families	Provides services to address homelessness within the Grand Prairie community for families with children enrolled in Grand Prairie Independent School District. Provides 1-3 months of rent assistance to families of Grand Prairie Independent School District students who are at risk for homelessness and would be homeless but for Lifeline’s assistance. Provides financial assistance to Lifeline clients who are already homeless to move into an apartment within the Grand Prairie I.S.D. Assistance will be limited to 1-3 months	972-642-7744	http://www.lifelineshelter.org	[email protected]	5
Grand Prairie Wellness Center	Provides free medical services including dental, chiropractic and other services to patients with family income at or below 80% of the area median income, meeting the CDBG guideline.	972-296-0388	http://www.gpwellnesscenter.org		4
Star Group Community Development Corporation	Provides employment training, education and counseling services for the STARS Re-Entry Program.	972-647-1445		[email protected]	3
Grand Prairie United Charities	Provides a short-term supply of groceries and miscellaneous personal and childcare items once every thirty days to residents of Grand Prairie. Provides direct financial assistance of partial rent/mortgage/shelter payment once every twelve months to residents of Grand Prairie. Provides direct financial assistance for prescriptions and medications, once every six months. Provides information about social service agencies for those who need further help. All participants must meet CDBG income guidelines in order to qualify for services.	972-262-2014	http://www.gpuc.org/	[email protected]	1
Social Security		800-772-1213	www.ssa.gov
Salvation Army		214-688-4494	www.salvationarmy.org
Grand Prairie Solid Waste		972-237-8330	www.gptx.org/solidwaste
Dallas Tenants Association/Housing Crisis Center		214-828-4244	www.hccdallas.org
Grand Prairie Water Dept.		972-237-1871	http://www.gptx.org/publicworks
Grand Prairie Chamber of Commerce		972-264-1558	http://grandprairiechamber.org
Brighter Tomorrows	Provides emergency shelter for individuals fleeing domestic abuse or sexual assault. Provides food, clothing, emergency transportation, 24-hour crisis intervention, legal assistance, support groups, case management and counseling.	972-263-0506	http://www.brightertomorrows.net	[email protected]	2
Arlington Night Shelter		817-548-9885	http://arlingtonlifeshelter.org
American Red Cross		214-678-4800	http://www.redcross.org
Attorney General Office		800-252-8014	https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov
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CREATING RAVING FANS

By Delivering World Class Services
At GPHNS our mission is to provide community service programs designed to meet the needs of the Grand Prairie community and its citizens for housing, healthy and safe neighborhoods, economic development, neighborhood revitalization, in an efficient, timely, courteous and knowledgeable manner. The city's Housing and Neighborhood Services offers programs designed to assist the low-to-moderate income Grand Prairie residents with safe, affordable housing.

Housing and Neighborhood Services does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, familial status, age, religion or handicap, in compliance with the Fair Housing Act, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

City of Grand Prairie – Fair Housing Rights