Our Employee Wellness department offers wellness resources to GISD employees and communicates health information through a collection of resources and services.

The Family Tree Program provides family counseling at no cost to families in Denton and Dallas Counties.

Find Help connects people seeking help and verified social care providers that serve them. Search for free or reduced-cost services like medical care, food, job training, and more by zip code. Please see the Social Care Network website to enter your zip code and connect to services in your area.

FinPath is a free, confidential financial wellness program available to all Garland employees that are benefit eligible.

This organization envisions a world where everyone has meaningful social connection. They provide Americans with opportunities and evidence-based supports necessary to be socially engaged in society.

Friendship House provides food, clothing, school supplies and more to area residents.

Garland Behavioral Hospital is a 72-bed facility that provides mental health treatment for adults, ages 18 and older. They provide inpatient and outpatient treatment for Garland, Texas and the surrounding region.

Garland Housing Agency works to assist low and moderate-income families in finding housing and becoming self-sufficient.

Provides a variety of health and related services to students and their families. The clinic at Student Services offers a full-time registered nurse and clinic assistant as part of its staff.

The Garland Public Health Clinic serves residents of Garland, Rowlett and Sachse offering vaccinations, health education, TB screening and more.

GALA works to provide support for LGBTQ North Texans.

Find help escaping domestic violence.

Call for crisis help, resource referral services, runaway and homeless help as well as counseling.

GISD website for parents and students to quickly access common educational and mental health resources.

GoNoodle offers programming focused on getting people moving and mindful.

Find food assistance with the Good Samaritans of Garland.

The Grief Sensitive Schools Initiative is a partnership with New York Life and other companies to promote grief sensitivity at school campuses.

GriefWorks is a free grief support program for children ages 5-18 and their adult family members.

School Counselors and Responsive Services counselors conduct group counseling sessions with students to help with a variety of issues.

Families have virtual access to free non-emergency physical and mental health care.