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The City of Lewisville uses Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and General Fund money to purchase services from nonprofit agencies serving Lewisville residents.

For more information contact Rachel Hiles, Grants Specialist, at rhiles@cityoflewisville.com or 972.219.5026.

Senior Services

Current Provider Program Leadership Description of Services
Chisholm Trail RSVP
1316 E. McKinney
Denton, TX 76209
940.383.1508
rsvpserves.org		 Diana Corona
Executive Director

RSVP recruits and places individuals 55 and over as volunteers at non-profit and medical agencies throughout Denton County in the following focus areas: Education, Healthy Futures and Food Security. RSVP is a tool for increased longevity and civic engagement.
SPAN
1800 Malone Street
Denton, TX 76201
940.382.1900
span-transit.org

Michelle McMahon

Executive Director

 Meals on Wheels provides nutritious meals and nutrition education to seniors to assist in meeting daily nutritional needs. The program includes noon-time meals delivered by volunteers to home-bound seniors and congregate lunches at senior centers and senior living facilities.

Youth Services

Current Provider Contact Person Description of Services

Boys & Girls Club of Greater Tarrant County 

3218 E. Belknap St.

Fort Worth, TX 76111

817.834.4711

bgcgtc.org

Daphne Barlow Stigliano

CEO & President

 Boys & Girls Club is a a youth development organization. Through the Mobile Clubhouse, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County will provide youth development programming and on-site enrichment activities, addressing social-emotional wellness and mental health, and opportunities for academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character development.
Communities In Schools of North Texas 
217 S. Interstate 35E #101 Lewisville, TX 75067
972.538.9930
cisnt.org		 Tasha Moore
Chief Executive Officer		 Communities in Schools of North Texas provides school-based case management programs addressing the critical needs of K-12 students at-risk of dropping out in Lewisville ISD. CISNT’s evidence-based model of Integrated Student Supports equips and empowers students to stay in school and achieve in life.

Health & Mental Health Services

Current Provider Contact Person Description of Services
Health Services of North Texas
4310 Mesa Drive
Denton, TX 76207
940.387.5788
800.974.2437 (Toll-Free)
healthntx.org 		 Doreen M. Rue
Chief Executive Officer 		 Health Services of North Texas will provide essential medical visits for Lewisville residents living in poverty at our 4 Denton health centers. Services provided during a medical visit are based on patient need and may include treatment for health conditions, well visits, labs, immunizations, and prescription assistance.
PediPlace
502 South Old Orchard
Lewisville, TX 75067
972.436.7962
pediplace.org

Larry Robins

President & CEO

 PediPlace provides quality, cost-effective primary pediatric healthcare to children from birth through 18 years of age. This program serves uninsured Lewisville residents and supplements limited reimbursements from Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), creating access to pediatric office visits which include mental/behavioral health visits, well visits, and sick visits.

Denton County MHMR Center

2519 Scripture St. 

Denton, TX

76201

940.381.5000

dentonmhmr.org

Pam Gutierrez

Executive Director

 Denton County MHMR Center Adult & Youth Counseling program will expand existing services at the Serve Lewisville location to provide sessions with a licensed counselor for adults and youth throughout all mental health Levels of Care.

Services for Individuals with a Disability

Current Provider Contact Person Description of Services

Special Abilities of North Texas

1511 Justin Road, Suite B
Lewisville, TX 75077
972.317.1515
specialabilities.net

Jordan Drake

President & CEO

 Individualized Skills and Socialization program, enhancing life and prevocational skills for adults with developmental disabilities. The program fosters independence, promotes community integration, and improves quality of life for those served.

Victim Services

Current Provider Contact Person Description of Services
CASA of Denton County, Inc.
614 North Bell Avenue
Denton, TX 76209
940.243.2272
casadenton.org		 Debbie Jensen
Executive Director		 CASA of Denton County recruits, trains, and equips volunteers to advocate for children from our community affected by abuse and neglect.  Volunteers make informed recommendations to the court overseeing the child's case as well as referrals for services to meet a child's needs and protect their best interests.
Children's Advocacy Center of North Texas
1854 Cain Dr.
Lewisville, TX 75077
972.317.2818
cacnorthtexas.org		 Kristen Howell
Chief Executive Officer		 Children's Advocacy Center for North Texas will coordinate a multidisciplinary team (MDT) response to felony-level child abuse cases for City of Lewisville residents. Victim Services provided may include MDT case coordination, forensic interviews, family advocacy, clinical services, medical services, and MDT case reviews.
Denton County Friends of the Family
4845 S. I-35E, Suite 200 Corinth, Texas 76210
940.387.5131
dcfof.org		 Toni Johnson-Simpson
Executive Director		 Denton County Friends of the Family provides shelter, counseling, and advocacy to both adults and children who have become homeless as a result of domestic violence and/or sexual assault victimization. The shelter is at an undisclosed location in the city of Denton.

Crisis Relief & Homeless Services

CURRENT PROVIDER

CONTACT PERSON

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

Christian Community Action (CCA)
200 S. Mill Street
Lewisville, TX 75057
972.219.4365
ccahelps.org

Gilbert Montez President & CEO

Christian Community Action's (CCA) Family Assistance Services support families in financial hardship, helping with rent, utilities, and basic needs to prevent homelessness. Through compassionate case management, CCA empowers families to achieve self-sufficiency and stability.

Metro Relief

5201 S Colony Blvd. #545

The Colony, TX

75056

214.705.3555

metrorelief.org/

Austin Bonds

CEO

Metro Relief will provide Mobile Street Outreach Services to address homelessness, addressing immediate needs such as food, water and clothing, and assisting in obtaining vital documents. Case managers provide needs assessments, identify barriers, and develop solutions aimed at reducing homelessness.
Journey to Dream
250 N Mill St #2
Lewisville, TX 75057
journeytodream.com		 Nesa Grider
Chief Executive Officer
 Kyle’s Place Transitional Living Shelter provides safe housing, life skills training, and support services for abused and homeless youth, empowering them to achieve independence. Funding offers essential resources and stability to ensure youth transition successfully into self-sufficient adults.

Food Services

Current Provider Contact Person Description of Services

Heart of the City
2021 N Mill St.
Lewisville, TX
75057
972.824.6171
heartofthecitylewisville.com

Rob Veal
President & CEO

Heart of the City and the Farmer's Market Food Pantry are expanding food pantry services to meet the growing hunger crisis in North Texas. The Pantry Power initiative will establish new locations, increasing reach to fight food insecurity by providing nutritious food packages in new areas. On average, each food package serves a family of around four people. It typically includes 20 to 25 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables, along with essential proteins and grains.