Coastal Plains Community

Border Region Behavioral Health Center is a nonprofit organization based in Hebbronville, Texas, dedicated to providing mental health and mental retardation services to the residents of Webb, Jim Hogg, Starr, and Zapata counties. Established in 1979, the center transitioned into a community-focused model in 2000, aiming to integrate individuals with mental health needs into their local communities. With a workforce of 360 employees, Border Region Behavioral Health Center serves over 9,000 clients with a budget of $28 million. The center is recognized as a Local Mental Health Authority and is committed to non-discrimination in its services, ensuring accessibility for individuals regardless of their background or financial situation. Generated from the website

The awareness of the emotional, physical and financial needs of victims of violent crime led to the development of Crime Victim Services in 1994. Many victims do not have knowledge of, or access to, resources needed for their recovery from the trauma of a crime and can oftentimes be overwhelmed and confused by the judicial process.