Public-housing and Housing Choice Voucher pathway - San Angelo, Tom Green County, and surrounding communities; income, waitlist, application, and program rules apply; not emergency shelter
Housing Authority of San Angelo
HASA lists safe, affordable housing programs and Housing Choice Vouchers for income-eligible families and individuals across San Angelo, Tom Green County, and surrounding communities. Confirm current applications, waitlists, documents, reasonable accommodations, and whether a unit or voucher is available.
Official homeowner repair, emergency-repair, housing-rehabilitation, homebuyer, fair-housing, and utility-support pathway - San Angelo city limits; income, property, funding, and program rules apply
City of San Angelo Community & Housing Support
The City of San Angelo's Community and Housing Support department administers or coordinates CDBG and HOME-funded programs, including homeowner rehabilitation and emergency repairs, homebuyer assistance, fair-housing information, and an Atmos Energy grant pathway for eligible gas customers. The city notes that rent and utility assistance funding is not currently available; call to confirm current programs.
Official first-time-homebuyer down-payment and closing-cost pathway - San Angelo city limits; income, lender, earnest-money, education, occupancy, and funding rules apply
City of San Angelo Homebuyer Assistance
The city lists HOME-funded assistance of up to $15,000 for qualifying first-time homebuyers, subject to demonstrated need and program limits. Applicants must be approved by a participating lender, provide at least $500 earnest money, complete homebuyer education, and maintain the home as a primary residence for at least five years; confirm current funding before relying on the program.
Emergency cold-weather shelter, motel placement, food, disaster, and limited financial-assistance pathway - San Angelo; weather, intake, capacity, eligibility, and funding rules apply
Salvation Army San Angelo
The city and Salvation Army describe an Out of the Cold pathway for emergency overnight shelter or selected-area motel placement when temperatures fall below 35 degrees, plus food, disaster services, and an MCAP fund for people who qualify. The city notes limited capacity and intake through the Salvation Army or emergency police process; call before traveling.
Local food, clothing, financial-assistance, and practical-support pathway - San Angelo; assessment, hours, supply, and program rules apply; not emergency dispatch
Catholic Outreach Services of San Angelo
Catholic Outreach Services of San Angelo says it evaluates needs and provides tools and support tailored to clients, with food, clothing, and financial-assistance programs. Services and donation drop-off are listed Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; call 325-617-7292 to confirm current availability and eligibility.
Regional food-bank, partner-pantry, emergency-box, school-weekend-food, and food-referral pathway - Concho Valley; distribution schedule, household, supply, and eligibility rules vary
Concho Valley Regional Food Bank
The food bank publishes pantry and emergency-box resources and describes a weekend food program for children through school deliveries. Use the current resource finder or call 325-655-3231 to confirm the nearest pantry, distribution day, transportation, and household requirements before traveling.
Fixed-route, demand-response, rural, and ADA paratransit transportation pathway - San Angelo and Concho Valley; fare, eligibility, reservation, route, and service-area rules apply; not emergency transport
Concho Valley Transit
Concho Valley Transit publishes San Angelo fixed-route service, demand-response, rural general-public service, and ADA paratransit. The current service guide lists regular fixed-route one-way fares of $1, reduced fares of $0.50 for qualifying riders, and ADA one-way fares of $2; confirm current routes, reservations, eligibility, and holiday schedules.
Official residential trash, recycling, bulk pickup, landfill, and e-waste disposal pathway - San Angelo city and county residents as specified; item, schedule, placement, identity, and fee rules apply; not in-home removal
San Angelo Solid Waste, Recycling, and Bulk Collection
The City of San Angelo lists weekly trash, alternate-week recycling, bulk collection, landfill drop-off, and e-waste options. Bulk collection is limited to five cubic yards, and residents should confirm accepted items, collection maps, placement, and whether a water or electric bill and photo ID are required for free drop-off; disability cart exemptions may be available at no extra charge for eligible customers.
Weekday home-delivered meals, friendly-check-in, and pet-food pathway for homebound older adults - San Angelo, Tom Green County, and surrounding communities; age, homebound, service-area, assessment, and capacity rules apply
Meals for the Elderly of San Angelo
Meals for the Elderly says it prepares and delivers more than 600 weekday meals to homebound seniors across San Angelo, Tom Green County, and nearby West Texas communities, with deliveries that also provide friendly contact and a safety check. Call 325-655-9200 to ask about current eligibility, service area, assessment, and wait time.
Senior-center, congregate-meal, recreation, and community-connection pathway - San Angelo; age, registration, schedule, holiday, and suggested-donation rules apply
City of San Angelo Senior Services and Nutrition
The city lists a weekday nutrition program at Santa Fe Crossing Senior Center, 702 South Chadbourne Street, for registered participants age 60 and older, with a suggested $3 donation; guests younger than 60 may attend for $6. Call 325-657-4484 or 325-481-2798 to confirm current registration, menu, accessibility, and location details.
Regional aging, caregiver, benefits-counseling, care-coordination, meals, ombudsman, and long-term-care navigation pathway - 14 Concho Valley counties; age, Medicare, economic-need, assessment, and program rules apply
Concho Valley Area Agency on Aging
The Area Agency on Aging of the Concho Valley provides benefits counseling, care coordination, meals, caregiver information, and long-term-care ombudsman guidance. Benefits counseling is available for people age 60 and older and Medicare beneficiaries of any age; care coordination has additional impairment, recent-crisis, support, and need criteria. Call 325-223-5704 or 877-944-9666 to confirm the right pathway.
Eligible-veteran primary care, mental-health, telehealth, substance-use, women’s-health, and benefits pathway - San Angelo; VA enrollment, eligibility, appointment, and referral rules apply
Colonel Charles and JoAnne Powell VA Clinic
The former San Angelo VA Clinic is now named the Colonel Charles and JoAnne Powell VA Clinic. VA lists primary care, mental-health care, telehealth, and addiction or substance-use services at 4240 Southwest Boulevard. Ask about enrollment, current appointment access, social work, housing support, and transportation; call 988 and press 1 for a veteran crisis or 911 for immediate danger.
Official veteran and family benefits, claims, records, and referral-navigation pathway - Tom Green County; veteran or family eligibility, enrollment, appointment, and benefit rules apply
Tom Green County Veterans County Service Office
Tom Green County's Veterans County Service Office helps veterans and family members pursue federal and state benefits earned through military service and lists connections to the VA clinic, Texas Veterans Commission, and related programs. Call 325-277-2956 to confirm current office hours, documents, and benefit-navigation options.
Local affordable-homeownership, neighborhood-revitalization, ReStore, and home-repair pathway - San Angelo; application, income, partnership, sweat-equity, and project rules apply; not emergency shelter
Habitat for Humanity of San Angelo
Habitat for Humanity of San Angelo partners with families on affordable homeownership and neighborhood revitalization and operates a ReStore with new and gently used home-improvement items. Ask about current home applications, repair or revitalization programs, volunteer opportunities, and ReStore availability; participation is not automatic and this is not emergency dispatch.
Local public-library, information, internet, learning, and community-connection pathway - San Angelo; hours, program, technology, and facility rules apply; not crisis or clinical care
San Angelo Public Library
The San Angelo Public Library can be a practical place to begin looking for local information, internet access, public programs, and community connection. Confirm current branch hours, computer availability, accessibility, and program schedules before traveling; library staff are not emergency dispatch or clinical providers.
Statewide information-and-referral pathway for food, housing, utilities, health, transportation, benefits, and local services - Texas; local availability, eligibility, and hours must be confirmed
Texas 2-1-1
Call 211 to ask for current local housing, food, utility, transportation, health, benefits, and crisis-navigation resources in San Angelo and Tom Green County. The service is a referral starting point, not a guarantee of eligibility, funding, shelter, or emergency response.
Private-pay hoarding support, organizing help, groups, and family guidance - broader service area; scope, cost, scheduling, travel, consent, and safety rules apply
The Peer Tree
The Peer Tree is the private-pay pathway for organizing help, decluttering support, groups, family guidance, and practical next steps when a grant or public program is not the right fit. Ask about scope, cost, travel, consent, safety, and whether support is available in San Angelo or Tom Green County.
Digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns - online; not therapy or emergency support
Unburied
Unburied, from The Peer Tree, offers a judgment-free digital pathway with peer support, groups, and tools for people directly affected and for friends or family supporters. It is not therapy, a crisis service, or a substitute for emergency help.