⛈️Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in the Concho Valley and Hill Country regions of the state. ⚠️Stay Weather Aware and Turn Around, Don’t Drown!⚠️ 🚗Never drive through flooded roads 📺Follow instructions from local officials 🚨Be prepared to take action #txwx

Child Care Regulation empowers families to choose regulated child care and expands the child care provider community. At txchildcaresearch.org you’ll find the resources and information needed to get quality child care for your little one. Start today!

Foster Grandparent volunteers provide one-on-one mentoring and tutoring to children with exceptional needs. Learn more about the program: hhs.texas.gov/foster-grandpa…

🌧️Stay weather aware as rain and flooding conditions continue to threaten portions of the state. 🚷Don’t risk flooded roads — find another route 📢Listen to emergency officials 🎒Have a go-kit ready in case you need to move quickly More: texasready.gov/be-informed/na… #txwx

Rain and flooding impacts continue in Texas this week. ☔️Continue to monitor weather conditions in your area 🚧Never drive through water-covered roads Find Flood Resources for Texans Here: disaster.texas.gov #txwx

It’s not always about saying the right thing. It’s just about being there. Stay connected with your loved ones through ups and downs. Being someone they can #TurnTo for support could mean more than words ever could. TurnToSupportsTX.org

TxDOT crews are working to clear debris and assess damage as rain and flooding impacts continue this week. 🚗 Slow down 🚧 Follow all closures, never drive around barricades ✋ Turn around don't drown ✔️ Check drivetexas.org for the latest on closures and conditions

If you or someone you know has been impacted by severe flooding in Texas, know that help is available. Reach out to 2-1-1 Texas for access to resources. For more information, visit: 211texas.org #211Texas #TexasFlood

Disaster assistance information on the HHSC website has been updated to help Texans impacted by recent severe flooding. To learn more about SNAP replacements benefits, hot foods and other disaster assistance resources, visit: bit.ly/44wRwoK

If your home or business was damaged in the recent flooding across the state, report it online by visiting damage.tdem.texas.gov This helps officials assess damage, support recovery efforts and determine the state’s eligibility for various forms of federal disaster assistance.

More than 20 Texas state agencies are engaged in the state’s flood response across multiple communities. Thousands of responders and pieces of equipment are deployed in support of local response efforts, including boats, helicopters, K9 teams, and damage assessment teams. #txwx

Social wellness provides Texans an opportunity to create connections that reduce isolation, help manage stress and protect against chronic disease. Expand your social circle through volunteering or visiting with neighbors. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3Ig9K8h

HHSC's behavioral health services support local, state and federal agencies and organizations to assist those impacted by disaster. Services include coordinating stress management and crisis counseling services. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/4610EG9 #TexasFloods

Governor Greg Abbott provided an update about Texas’ response & recovery efforts in the wake of devastating floods across the state. Over 20 state agencies continue to respond. For donation information, disaster assistance, & more, click here: bit.ly/4eHqXUe

Gov. Greg Abbott and HHSC announced replacement benefits, counseling services and other resources are available to Texans impacted by recent catastrophic floods. To find more information, visit: bit.ly/4lDBnXL #TexasFloods

SNAP recipients in 21 counties can request a benefit replacement for food lost or destroyed because of the July floods. For a list of counties and information on how to request a benefit replacement, visit: bit.ly/44wRwoK #TexasFloods

HHSC launched the Texas Flooding Emotional Support Line for Texans impacted by recent catastrophic floods. Survivors, families, first responders, and others impacted can receive crisis counseling at no cost by calling 833-812-2480. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/4krsrD7

Governor Greg Abbott launched the Texas Flooding Emotional Support Line to provide professional crisis counseling for Texas affected by the catastrophic floods.  Call 833-812-2480 for confidential 24/7 counseling at no cost. More: bit.ly/3TvTlPr

☔️This weekend brings the potential for severe weather, including heavy rain and flash flooding in large areas of the state. At Gov Greg Abbott’s direction, TDEM has activated Texas A&M Task Force 1 swiftwater boat squads: gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove… Stay weather aware and plan ahead! #txwx

During emergency events, it is important to pay attention to physical and mental health. Know the signs of stress and take action to keep yourself and loved ones healthy. For tips on managing stress and other resources, visit: bit.ly/4610EG9 #TexasFloods