Tarrant County Public Health — Adult Health Services
STD/HIV testing and adult health services through the county health department.
Program directory
156 verified programs in Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Every one is free to use.
STD/HIV testing and adult health services through the county health department.
2596 E. Arkansas Lane, Arlington, TX 76014
Walk-in shots for children and adults at county clinics across Tarrant County — no appointment needed; call the Public Health Call Center for the clinic nearest you.
1101 S. Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104
On-campus child care at Tarrant County College Northwest for children 6 weeks to 5 years, with priority for student-parents — Head Start, Early Head Start and scholarship spots help with cost.
Tarrant County College students ride free — your TCC student ID works as a pass on Trinity Metro buses, TEXRail and TRE if you are enrolled in at least 3 credit hours or 48 continuing-education hours.
State weatherization help for low-income Texas households (insulation, sealing, heating/cooling fixes); from a landline, the toll-free number connects you with your county's WAP provider, Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
FREE legal services for survivors of domestic/dating violence, sexual assault and stalking: protective orders, custody, divorce and housing issues. Free and confidential.
Low-cost health coverage for kids 18 & under — enrollment $50 or less per family per year, co-pays $3–$35.
Pays certain crime-related expenses: medical bills, counseling, lost wages, funeral costs, and one-time relocation help for domestic violence victims. The crime must be reported to law enforcement.
FREE health coverage for kids, pregnant women, seniors and people with disabilities.
Partial income replacement if you lost your job or had hours cut — roughly $75–$605/week for up to 26 weeks.
FREE help filing VA disability claims, job placement and education benefits.
Emergency assistance to help with utility bills (and mortgage/rent and other needs) to keep families in their homes, at the Mabee Social Service Center.
1855 E. Lancaster Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76103
Homelessness prevention for at-risk households: case management, budgeting help and financial assistance (1-6 months) to keep families housed; offered at the Mabee Social Services Center.
1855 E. Lancaster Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76103
Tarrant County shelter and support services hub, including the SAVE program — permanent housing for chronically homeless, disabled veterans.
1855 E. Lancaster Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76103
City buses across Fort Worth — $2 one-way or $4 for a day pass; buy tickets in the GoPass app.
801 Grove Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Buses, TEXRail and On-Demand rideshare across Fort Worth. Local one-way $2 — reduced fare just $1 for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, Medicare card holders, youth 5–19 and veterans (Local). Day pass $4 (reduced $2).
Half-price $1 rides for seniors 65+, people with disabilities, Medicare card holders, youth ages 5–19 and veterans, with valid ID.
Commuter train from downtown Fort Worth to DFW Airport Terminal B — $2 one-way local fare.
801 Grove Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102
App-based shared rides within set zones across Fort Worth — $2 a ride; book in the Trinity Metro On-Demand app or in GoPass.
Door-to-door rides for riders whose disability prevents them from using the bus — $4 one-way or $40 for a 10-ride book; rides must be booked in the Trinity Metro On-Demand app.
Commuter train between downtown Fort Worth and downtown Dallas, run jointly by Trinity Metro and DART.
801 Grove Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Bill-payment assistance for TXU Energy customers with severe financial hardship, distributed through local agencies — call 2-1-1 to find help; combat-injured veterans who cannot regulate body temperature call 800-242-9113.
Emergency shelter and food for homeless men, women and children, long-term life-change programs, and permanent supportive housing for senior women.
1321 East Lancaster Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Vocational training and life-skills programs that prepare residents for livable-wage jobs, including fulfillment-center logistics and apartment-maintenance training at its Community Outreach Center.
1321 East Lancaster Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Center food pantries open four days a week (fresh produce, meats and pantry staples), plus a mobile food pantry the 4th Saturday of each month at the Wesley Center — about 60 lbs of fresh food, no paperwork. Bring a photo ID…
3600 N. Crump St, Fort Worth, TX 76106
Real full-time jobs — janitorial, landscaping, warehouse, staffing and a carpentry apprenticeship (WOODWORKS) — for people experiencing homelessness, with 260+ employment opportunities.
2400 Cypress St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Health care, disability compensation, GI Bill, home loans and more for veterans.
IRS-certified volunteers prepare your taxes FREE at centers across Tarrant County — households earning $60,000 or less, including EITC and Child Tax Credit claims.
201 N. Rupert St, Ste 107, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Client-choice food pantry — shop for your household Mon, Wed & Fri 9am–noon (arrive by 11:30), up to twice a month; sack lunches for unsheltered neighbors any open day. Serves ZIPs 76107, 76108, 76109, 76114, 76116, 76126 and the Tarrant County part…
2800 S Cherry Lane, Suite 106, Fort Worth, TX 76116
Healthy food, nutrition classes and breastfeeding support for pregnant women and kids under 5. Fort Worth clinics: 817-321-5400. No citizenship requirement.
2500 Circle Dr, Ste 400, Fort Worth, TX 76119
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