MHMR Concho Valley

MHMR Concho Valley MHMR Concho Valley is the Mental Health & Intellectual Developmental Disability Authority for the CV Main St. Jobs@mhmrcv.org
Info@mhmrcv.org

Crisis Number:
1 (800) 375-8965
or (325) 653-5933

1 (800) 735-2988 TTY

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Administration and Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities
1501 W. Beauregard
San Angelo, TX 76901
(325) 658-7750
1 (833) 406-0857

Adult Behavioral Health Services
202 N. San Angelo, TX 76903
(325) 658-7750

Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health Services
424 S. Oakes
San Angelo, TX 76903
(325) 658-7750

Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Waiver - 1 (866) 846-6368

Autism Services
ABC Center For Children
902 Spaulding Street
San Angelo, TX 76903
(325) 617-5845

San Angelo Clubhouse
404 S. Irving Street
San Angelo, 76903
sanagneloclubhouse@gmail.com
(325) 617-7884

MVPN
Contact the Veteran Peer Outreach Specialist
(325) 234-5172
Veterans Crisis Line
Call 1 (800) 273-8255 and press 1
Text 838255

Suicide Crisis Line
24/7 Crisis Hotline at (325) 653-5933 or 1 (800) 375-8965.

09/24/2025

The Nominating Committee of the establishing agencies: Angelo State University, City of San Angelo, San Angelo Independent School District, and Tom Green County are seeking applicants for the Board of Trustees of the MHMR Concho Valley, a community center that provides an array of services to individuals with an intellectual developmental disability, mental illness and/or substance use disorders. The Center, created by the establishing agencies, serves Coke, Concho, Crockett, Irion, Reagan, Sterling, and Tom Green Counties.

The Board of Trustees represents the community and plays a key role in assuring the accountability of the Center’s healthcare services and its financial strength. Four appointments will be made to the Board of Trustees for a term beginning November 1, 2025, and ending October 31, 2027. Deadline for applying is October 3, 2025. For an application contact Annette Hernandez at ahernandez@mhmrcv.org

On October 17th, join us for treats, sneaks, scares, and screams...all from the parking lot of MHMR Concho Valley!Come d...
09/23/2025

On October 17th, join us for treats, sneaks, scares, and screams...all from the parking lot of MHMR Concho Valley!

Come dressed as your favorite characters or as just your spooky self to get candy from our many friends and community partners in San Angelo.

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We want to extend a special THANK YOU to everyone that contributed to our Staff Appreciation Luncheon on August 29th, 20...
09/23/2025

We want to extend a special THANK YOU to everyone that contributed to our Staff Appreciation Luncheon on August 29th, 2025. We could have not honored all our staff without your help. We appreciate your continued support as we aim to honor our mission, "Working Together to Help People Help Themselves."

On August 29th we were able to celebrated all of our wonderful staff at the Staff Appreciation Luncheon. We had over 90 ...
09/23/2025

On August 29th we were able to celebrated all of our wonderful staff at the Staff Appreciation Luncheon. We had over 90 chances for our staff to win some amazing door prizes.

What a way to end Fiscal Year 2025!

09/23/2025

You matter!

This is the final week of Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. This week focuses on the importance of uplifting the voice...
09/22/2025

This is the final week of Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. This week focuses on the importance of uplifting the voices of those with lived experiences.

Key Messages:

When people feel respected, heard, and valued, they are more likely to seek help and stay connected.

People who have faced mental health struggles or suicidal thoughts bring valuable insight that can shape better support systems.

Real change starts with real voices. Empowering community members and peers to lead creates lasting impact in su***de prevention.

Real connection can help prevent a crisis. A simple check-in, conversation, shared story, or helpful resource can make someone feel less alone. Remember—sharing truly is caring.

Hearing from those with lived experience makes su***de prevention more hopeful, more human, and more healing.

***depreventionawarenessmonth

On Friday, September 12th, we had the pleasure of honoring Mrs. Gloria Villarreal and her 33 years of service to the Cen...
09/16/2025

On Friday, September 12th, we had the pleasure of honoring Mrs. Gloria Villarreal and her 33 years of service to the Center as she is set to retire this month. Gloria was surrounded by a room filled of peoples lives that she has touched within the organization and the community. During Gloria's 33 years of services, she has made very impactful relationships with the families we serve and organization throughout the seven (7) counties. We had many share their stories of how Gloria has impacted them and their families. Gloria also wrote two beautiful poems that she shared with everyone about her years with the Center. We will truly miss Gloria and everything she has done. Happy Retirement.

The Center is hiring for 12 positions!Do you have a passion for people and their mental well being? Check out our full-t...
09/16/2025

The Center is hiring for 12 positions!
Do you have a passion for people and their mental well being? Check out our full-time and part-time positions at www.mhmrcv.org/career-opportunities.

We have entered week 3 of Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. This week focuses on the importance of improving care and ...
09/15/2025

We have entered week 3 of Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. This week focuses on the importance of improving care and outcomes for people at risk for su***de through effective pathways to care and collaborative safety planning.

Key Messages:

Accessibility and visibility of resources is crucial so that those in need of support can easily find care. A barrier to seeking help is often simply finding and having access to appropriate supports. Establishing clear pathways to care encourages help-seeking and saves lives.

Working together on a safety plan gives people a sense of control and hope.

Su***de prevention isn’t about just one moment; it is about continued care over time. Ongoing support and follow-up care builds trust and supports long-term healing and recovery.

When someone is having suicidal thoughts, connection, thorough planning, and dedicated follow-up care create a vital structure of safety and support.

Everyone deserves access to treatments that work. Promoting evidence-based care is key to su***de prevention.

Continuity of care ensures ongoing support and long-term healing.

Prioritizing self-care is a vital way to support your mental well-being and reduce the risk of su***de. This includes simple, consistent actions like getting enough sleep, eating nutritious food, engaging in regular physical activity, and finding healthy ways to manage stress, such as mindfulness, hobbies, or spending time in nature.

***depreventionawarenessmonth

We can all make a difference in someone's life by learning how to support those considering su***de. As a Mental Health ...
09/10/2025

We can all make a difference in someone's life by learning how to support those considering su***de. As a Mental Health First Aider, you can use your valuable knowledge of how to recognize and respond to the signs and symptoms of suicidal thinking to help someone in need get the timely care they deserve.

If you'd like to attend one of our free Youth and/or Adult Mental Health First Aid training courses, please contact Jason Vaquera, MHFA Coordinator/Outreach Worker or Erika Aime Baeza, Mental Health Awareness Training Coordinator at 325-658-7750 ext 381.

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1501 W Beauregard Avenue
San Angelo, TX
76901

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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Information about MHMR Services for the Concho Valley, please visit our homepage at http://www.mhmrcv.org. Call (325) 658-7750 / Toll Free 1 (833) 406-0857.

24-hour Crisis Hotline (325) 653-5933 or (800) 375-8965 Administration and Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities 1501 W. Beauregard San Angelo, TX 76901 Phone: (325) 658-7750 ABC Center For Children - Autism Services 902 Spaulding Street San Angelo, TX 76903 Phone: (325) 617-5845

Adult Mental Health Services 202 N. Main St. and 244 North Magdalen San Angelo, TX 76903 Phone: (325) 658-7750 Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services 424 S. Oakes San Angelo, TX 76903 Phone: (325) 658-7750 Mental Health First Aid - Adult or Youth MHFA Outreach Worker - Kirstie Carroll Phone: (325) 658-7750 Email: kcarroll@mhmrcv.org Military Veteran Peer Network Concho Valley MVPN Peer Service Coordinator - Richard Rodriguez Phone: (325) 812-5241 Email: rrodriguez@mhmrcv.org Mobile Crisis Outreach Team (MCOT) 24 Hour Crisis Hotline (325) 653-5933 or (800) 395-8965 San Angelo Clubhouse 404 South Irving San Angelo, Texas 76903 Phone: (325) 617-7884 Youth Empowerment Services - YES Waiver 24-hour Helpline: (833) 626-4426 Please email general questions to: info@mhmrcv.org