Texas community resource

SPARC (Suicide Prevention and Resilience in Children)

Metrocare Services

Short-term suicide-prevention and self-harm reduction treatment for at-risk adolescents.

TexasMental Health and CounselingDallas County through the Elam Family Mental Health Clinic, homes, community locations, and virtual services

How to get help

Send referrals to [email protected]. For an immediate crisis, call 988 or Metrocare's 24/7 crisis hotline at 214-743-1215 rather than using routine referral email.

Who this service helps

Youth ages 12–17 who are at risk for self-harm, subject to program referral and admission.

Where this service is available

Service area: Dallas County through the Elam Family Mental Health Clinic, homes, community locations, and virtual services

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Location and contact

3242 Remond Drive
Dallas TX 75211
Dallas County

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Source: Public-source listing

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Cost / fees

Metrocare follows the Texas HHSC Maximum Monthly Fee Schedule and provides services regardless of ability to pay.

About this service

Metrocare's SPARC program provides an eight- to twelve-week course of individual or group sessions for adolescents at risk of self-harm. The program focuses on suicide prevention, reducing self-harm, and avoiding hospitalization, with care available in clinic, home, community, or virtual settings.

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