Denton Community Resources
Support for Housing, Utilities, Food, Health, and More
Denton County has a caring network of community organizations that offer support with housing, utilities, food access, health care, and more. While DAHC does not provide rental assistance or emergency housing, we want to help you find the right resources. This page will guide you to partners who are ready to support you.
Use this page as a starting point to connect with trusted local partners.
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Housing and Utility Assistance
Provides utility assistance, prescription help, hygiene items, and diapers.
Christian Community Action (CCA)
Offers rent and utility assistance for qualifying households.
Provides housing assistance and case management for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or instability.
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Food, Medical, and Basic Needs
Low-cost medical and dental clinic and a community food pantry.
Health Services of North Texas
Sliding scale medical clinic and pharmacy offering primary and chronic care.
Access a full list of food pantries and food distribution programs across Denton County.
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Mental Health and Crisis Support
Provides mental health services, crisis support, case management, and some financial assistance.
Denton County Public Health: Mental Health and Community Support Directory
Countywide list of mental health providers, crisis services, and community support.
United Way of Denton County: CredibleMind Wellness Hub
Free mental health assessments, tools, and local resources.
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Additional Resource Finder
Search for local services by ZIP code, including housing support, food access, health care, transportation, and more.
Support for adults 60+ covers a range of services such as case management, help with utilities, temporary home management, and guidance with navigating benefits.
Tiny Libraries and Tiny Pantries in Denton
Denton’s Tiny Libraries and Tiny Pantries are a true reflection of neighbors helping neighbors. These small stations are created and cared for by community members who want to make sure support is always close by. Each location offers free books, food, snacks, hygiene items, or other essentials, depending on what residents choose to stock and share. They operate on trust, generosity, and the belief that every person deserves access to simple, immediate help when they need it.
This network is entirely community driven. DAHC does not manage, supply, or monitor these locations, but we are glad to help connect residents with this neighbor-led effort. Use the interactive map to find Tiny Libraries and Tiny Pantries throughout Denton.

