Public Health Clinic

Mesquite Housing Division is a government organization located in Mesquite, TX, dedicated to providing housing assistance and neighborhood stabilization programs to residents. They offer a range of services and resources to promote community development and improve the quality of life for individuals and families in the area. The division is part of the Mesquite City Hall and operates under the guidance of the Mesquite Municipal Court and Mesquite Police Department, ensuring a comprehensive approach to addressing housing needs and maintaining a safe and thriving community.Generated from the website

The Mesquite Veterans Center in Mesquite, TX provides confidential and no-cost counseling services for Veterans, service members, and their families in a non-medical setting. Their licensed therapists offer individual counseling, couples counseling, and evidence-based therapy to address needs such as depression, PTSD, and military sexual trauma. In addition to counseling services, the center offers support groups like Solace in Solidarity for women Veterans and organizes events like the Dallas Military Veteran Food Assistance program. With a focus on empowering Veterans to readjust to civilian life, the Mesquite Vet Center aims to provide local support and improve access to counseling for those who have served.Generated from the website

New Beginnings Orphanages International (NBOI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing hope to orphans around the world, starting with their initial efforts in Africa. With a mission to serve both the orphans and their partners in the community, NBOI strives for excellence in its commitment to creating supportive environments where children can thrive. NBOI actively engages in various initiatives, including volunteer opportunities and mission trips, to further its outreach and impact. Through partnerships and community support, the organization has been able to improve facilities, such as the Jamii Home in Nakuru, Kenya, ensuring that essential needs are met for the children in their care. Generated from the website