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A new community-focused thrift store is opening its doors with a transparent mission: helping veterans access practical support while funding a long-term vision of a homeless shelter and daycare for female veterans and their children.

Conversations about mental health are becoming more visible, urgent, and community-driven in rural North Texas. This shift is due in part to training programs such as Mental Health First Aid (MHFA), an evidence-based program administered by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.

Pecan Valley Centers partners with Heroes on the Water to help veterans heal through kayak fishing.

Hood County News: Mental Health Awareness Month encourages open conversations, but the reality of care in Texas reveals deeper challenges.

Pecan Valley Centers integrates donkey-assisted therapy into substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services.

Pecan Valley Centers received a generous $29,000 donation from Nolands River Lodge #453 that will significantly enhance the organization’s ability to provide critical assistance to veterans and their families.

Pecan Valley Centers has reached a construction milestone with its new mental health outpatient facility.