Texas community resource

TAPS Care Groups

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)

Local peer-support groups offer military adult survivors a welcoming place for conversation, listening, coping, and connection after loss.

TexasMental Health and CounselingLocal survivor support groups available across the country, including access for eligible military survivors in the eight assigned East Texas counties; specific group locations and schedules vary.

How to get help

Use the Find a Care Group link on the official page to locate a group. Call the 24/7 TAPS helpline at 800-959-8277 for support or help connecting with services.

Who this service helps

Adults grieving the death of a loved one in service to America, regardless of the circumstances of death, relationship to the deceased, military branch, or where the death occurred.

Where this service is available

Service area: Local survivor support groups available across the country, including access for eligible military survivors in the eight assigned East Texas counties; specific group locations and schedules vary.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Location and contact

Visit the organization website

Source and verification

Source: Public-source listing

About this service

TAPS Care Groups are unstructured local support gatherings co-hosted by a volunteer TAPS Peer Mentor and/or volunteer mental-health professional. They provide emotional support and camaraderie rather than guided therapy, helping survivors talk with peers, learn coping and stress-relief strategies, and feel less alone.

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