Texas Panhandle Mental Health Authority Homeless Services PATH Progam

Texas Panhandle Mental Health Authority is a State of TX PATH Provider. PATH stands for Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness. PATH program funds service people with serious mental illness experiencing homelessness.

PATH providers are local public or nonprofit organizations that have receive US Government PATH funding to provide services to people who are not currently connected to mainstream services.

Some Services PATH Programs provide, but are not completely inclusive for all of the programs (Some PATH providers offer all of these services, while others focus on providing one or two of them.):
Outreach Services
Screening and Diagnostic Treatment
Habilitation and Rehabilitation
Community Mental Health
Substance Abuse Treatment
Referrals for primary health care, job training, housing, educational assistance
Housing services as specified in Section 522(b)(10)
Mission Statement: To respond to the behavioral and developmental health needs of individuals by creating an accessible system of care that supports individual choice and results in lives of dignity and independence.

User questions and answers

Do you have an experience with Texas Panhandle Mental Health Authority Homeless Services PATH Progam? Let us know about it.

• Aug 20, 2020

  I'm applying for disability for three years now and I was living with my brother who was helping me and he is in jail . I have no one else to help me, I'm 51 years old and have health problems and homeless I need help please

• Jul 12, 2020

  I'm homeless/displaced in Amarillo, TX. I have my own transportation and cell phone. But, have fallen on hard times. I receive social security but, will not get benefits for next month because I've been illegally evicted from where I was staying. The manager of the Executive Inn took my money and evicted me after I paid to live there for one month. Now I'm homeless and don't have any money to get back to TN.

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