
More questions?
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More questions?
Call 211 to get help or visit their website by clicking here.
Learn about the agency, including the mission, vision and goals.
Agency legislative presentations
This site includes selected presentations made by DADS employees.
Resources for members of the media, including department press releases.
Documents related to the department's budget and the budgeting process.
Contact information for the agency, including the area agencies on aging, local authorities and local offices. Also includes helpful numbers.
DADS has identified the Office of Consumer Rights and Services as its centralized source for the receipt of complaints by consumers, family members and the general public, as well as concerns and questions regarding the facilities/agencies regulated by DADS, the local authorities and DADS services, programs or staff. Click here to contact Consumer Rights and Services or call 1-800-458-9858
Information about the agency's executive team and how to contact them. Includes the agency organizational chart.
Department fact sheets and frequently asked questions.
References to the DADS federal funding sources from the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance.
This site contains information and resources about the Aging and Disability Resource Centers and the Community Roundtables, including reports, sample forms and tools created by community partners. It also includes information about the progress DADS' partners are making toward improving access to services.
Includes the location of DADS local offices and state schools, as well as the area agencies on aging and the local authorities. (PDF format)
Links to online publications available from the department. This includes brochures and posters, handbooks and forms, legislative reports, planning documents, and studies.
Links to related state and federal websites.
DADS has identified the Office of Consumer Rights and Services as its centralized source for the receipt of complaints by consumers, family members and the general public, as well as concerns and questions regarding the facilities/agencies regulated by DADS, the local authorities and DADS services, programs or staff. Click here to contact Consumer Rights and Services or call 1-800-458-9858
Texas Aging and Disability Services Council
This body studies and makes recommendations regarding the management and operation of the department.
Learn how you can get involved with projects that benefit DADS consumers.
Updated: January 13, 2012