DAAPP Resources and Support

Resources

The impact of drug and alcohol abuse on an individual’s physical, social, and emotional health cannot be understated. For this reason, ACC offers support and resources to those ready to understand and address their substance use.

In an emergency, call 911

Campus Resources for Students

Program Name Program Description Contact Information
Drug Screening Students have access to clinical counseling professionals for free initial screenings concerning substance use with possible referral to outside agencies. While a screening tool is not a substitute for a complete evaluation, it helps to identify individuals who may have a substance use disorder or maybe symptomatic of other disorders and how to get help. Mental Health Counseling
Students in Recovery Recovery support meetings are open to students who are engaged in, or are interested in, Open 12 step programs, SMART recovery, or other recovery programs. To request the schedule and login details, email
studentsinrecovery@austincc.edu from your ACC student email.
Students in Recovery
Additional Resources The ACC Mental Health Counseling web page lists resources by region. Mental Health Counseling – Resources

ACC or ACC-Sponsored Resources for Employees

Program Name Program Description Contact Information
ACC
Benefits
Contact ACC Benefits for guidance on how to use your leave time in order to participate in a drug and/or alcohol rehabilitation program. Use the Mojo ticket system (scroll down to “HR Support Request” and fill out the form)
Employee
Assistance
Program
(EAP)
AllOne Health is a confidential, independent employee assistance program for employees and their families, offering mental health support, self-guided therapy (iCBT), financial wellness tools, work-life resources, and medical advocacy referrals.

The website provides a seamless connection to services like live chat, phone support, and online request forms. Access the member portal from your mobile device and request support anytime.

Take The High Road Ride Reimbursement Program: Up to $45 reimbursement annually for cab, Lyft, or Uber fares when impaired by substances or extreme emotional distress (tips excluded).

ACC Employee Assistance Program website

AllOne Health
On your first visit to the website, create an account using code austinccd.

24 hour support:
888-993-7650

Community Resources for Students, Employees, and Their Loved Ones

Behavioral Health and Substance Use Treatment Programs in Central Texas

Entity Address/Website Phone
A New Entry www.anewentry.org;
1808 Webberville Rd, Austin, TX 78721
512-464-1250
Alpha 180, Sober Fraternity www.alpha180.com;
1904 Nueces St., Austin, TX 78705
833-257-4218
Austin Recovery www.austinrecovery.org; Peer support at
6301 Woodrow Ave. Austin, TX 78757
281-380-2443
Bluebonnet Trails www.bbtrails.org/substance-use-services
Locations throughout the region; 24 hour
crisis line.
800-841-1255
Appointments:
844-309-6385
Capital Area
Counseling
www.cacaustin.org; 9111 Jollyville Rd, Ste.
250, Austin, TX 78759
512-302-1000
Cenikor
Foundation
www.cenikor.org/locations/austin-texas;
2410 W Howard Ln., Austin, TX 78728
737-300-2968
Christian Farms
Treehouse
www.cfth.org; 3804 Riverside Trl., Temple,
TX 76502
254-933-9400
Communities for
Recovery
www.communitiesforrecovery.org; 4110
Guadalupe St., Bldg. 635, Austin, TX 78751
N/A
Hill Country
MHDD Centers
www.hillcountry.org; Locations throughout
the region; 24 hour crisis line.
877-466-0660
Toll-free:
833-426-4332
Integral Care
(Travis County)
www.integralcare.org; Locations throughout
Travis County; 24 hour help line.
512-472-4357
Toll-free:
844-398-8252
Lifeworks www.lifeworksaustin.org/get-help; 835 N.
Pleasant Valley Rd., Austin, TX 78702
512-735-2400
Phoenix House www.phoenixhousetx.org; 400 W. Live Oak
St., Austin, TX 78704
512-440-0613
Rock Springs www.rockspringshealth.com; Locations in
Cedar Park, Georgetown and Killeen
512-819-9400
Samaritan Center www.samaritan-center.org; Locations
throughout the region for veterans and
military members; Texting available.
512-451-7337
Military
Appointments:
512-466-4454
Sober Austin www.soberaustin.com 737-250-8024
Texas Health and
Human Services
Substance Use
Services
www.hhs.texas.gov/services/mental-health-
substance-use/adult-substance-use-services
N/A
The Arbor www.thearbor.com; Austin and Georgetown
locations
844-789-5032
The Christi
Center
www.christicenter.org; Austin and
Georgetown locations for grief and loss.
512-467-2600
The Phoenix www.thephoenix.org; Accessible in any area
based on events.
N/A
Waterloo
Counseling
Center
www.waterloocounseling.org; Virtual and in
person appointments for the LGBTQI+
community.
512-444-9922

Central Texas Crisis Lines

Entity Address/Website Phone
9-1-1 Call 9-1-1 in an emergency.
Text 9-1-1 only when calling isn’t possible, as
responses may take longer. Include your
location and emergency details, as texting
doesn’t share your location. Group texts,
images, videos, and emojis are not
supported.
9-1-1
Bastrop County 24-hour Crisis Line 800-841-1255
Crisis Text Line www.crisistextline.org Text HOME to
741741
Hays County 24-hour Crisis Line 877-466-0660
Suicide and Crisis
Lifeline
www.988lifeline.org; Call, text, or chat. 9-8-8
Travis County 24-hour Crisis Line 512-472-4357
Williamson
County
24-hour Crisis Line 800-841-1255

Local Support Meetings

Entity Address/Website Phone
Alcoholics
Anonymous
www.austinaa.org/meetings; Meeting locations in central Texas
www.centexdeafintergroup.org; AA Deaf Intergroup of Central Texas
512-444-0071
Cocaine
Anonymous
www.ca-scta.org; Meeting locations throughout the South and Central Texas area. 800-347-8998
512-479-9327
512-339-4357
Narcotics
Anonymous
www.ctana.org; Meeting locations throughout central Texas 512-480-0004

National Hotlines and Helplines

Entity Address/Website Phone
Alcoholics
Anonymous (A.A.
World Services)
www.aa.org 212-870-3400
Al-Anon www.al-anon.org 888-425-2666
National Drug
Helpline
www.drughelpline.org 844-289-0879
Substance Abuse
and Mental
Health Services
Administration
www.samhsa.gov/workplace 877-726-4727

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