Community & Senior Services

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Permian Basin is a community-driven organization focused on providing mentorship to youth in the Midland area. With over 100 children waiting to be matched with caring adults, they rely heavily on private donations to support their programs and ensure every child has access to guidance and friendship. The organization emphasizes the importance of mentorship, especially in today's complex social environment, where children benefit from having a trusted adult to turn to. By fostering these relationships, Big Brothers Big Sisters aims to transform lives and strengthen the fabric of the community. Generated from the website

Permian Basin Community Centers, with its administrative office in Midland, Texas, is a public agency that provides a comprehensive array of services to persons experiencing mental illnesses and developmental problems. Founded in 1969, it also provides services to people suffering from chemical dependency problems and children that are developmentally delayed. It delivers its services to more than 10 counties in Texas, including Brewster, Culberson, Ector, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, Midland, Pecos and Presidio counties. It provides four main services, that include outpatient services for mental health clients and service coordination and rehabilitation services for persons with mental and developmental problems. Additionally, it provides a variety of programs to persons in need of chemical dependency services, offers early childhood intervention services for children up to 3 years old who are identified as developmentally delayed, and also provides HIV and dual diagnosis services.