TX - Gregg

Administrative Assistant

More than just serving meals, Newgate is about opening doors to the entire community, returning pride, offering friendship and support without judgment, rebuilding and uniting families, and helping those who are lost to discover new paths.

We believe everyone is worthy of love, support, and empowerment and that all who enter Newgate Mission are on a journey that is unique and special.

**the cost of caring**
Every financial donation and gift is deeply appreciated and vital to Newgate’s efforts to faithfully improve lives. Here is a breakdown on a year’s worth of services provided and the cost of caring.

Daily mission costs – $1,176.01/day
Meals – 79,750
Worship Attendees –12,982
Showers – 1,350
Hygiene Items – 2,846
Clothing – 1,277
Van Rides – 926
Employment Assists – 162
Housing Assists – 95
Wellness and MD Checks – 343
Prescriptions – 205 ($3,320)
*Based on 2018 Statistics

Newgate Mission

20th Anniversary GOBBLE WOBBLE!

TX - Bowie

Community Development Specialist

At Community Healthcore, we provide a place for recovery, resilience, and help empower individuals to reach their life goals.

We offer mental, emotional, and behavioral health services to East Texas residents.

By promoting dignity, our programs enable adults to live more independent and productive lives, children to be more resilient, and families to be healthier.

Through multiple East Texas locations, we have clinicians serving communities in 23 counties. They provide treatment, prevention, and outreach services to more than 16,000 children, families, and adults each year. Our various outreach locations also give us the ability to collaborate with community partners and school districts all across East Texas.

Community Healthcore is proudly certified as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) as we provide a comprehensive collection of services needed to create access, stabilize people in crisis, and provide the necessary treatment for those with the most serious, complex mental illnesses and substance use disorders in our communities.

As a Joint Commission Accredited Behavioral Health Care organization, we are committed to providing safe, high quality care, treatment, and services to everyone we serve.

Through multiple East Texas locations, we have clinicians serving communities in 23 counties. They provide treatment, prevention, and outreach services to more than 16,000 children, families, and adults each year. Our various outreach locations also give us the ability to collaborate with community partners and school districts all across East Texas.

**Mission**
Helping people achieve dignity, independence and their dreams.

**Vision**
- We envision a world in which all people have the opportunity to make choices for themselves that will lead to the highest quality of life possible.
- We envision a world in which all people are independent and free from poverty, pain, and despair.
- We envision a world in which there is no stigma associated with all populations seeking treatment or assistance for mental illness, intellectual disability, or substance abuse.
- We envision a world in which all people receive supportive nurturing care appropriate to their needs in the least restrictive environment possible.

**Values**
- We value recovery and the ability of people we serve to live beyond their illness.
- We value creativity, innovation, and empowerment of individuals receiving services and employees.
- We value the success of individuals receiving services and employees.
- We value providing safe, healthy, and therapeutic environments for individuals receiving services and employees.
- We value the abilities and talents of individuals receiving services and employees.
- We value continuous quality and performance improvement.
- We value the pursuit of excellence by each employee.
- We value cooperation and teamwork within the center, and between agencies.
- We value community concerns, ideas, and opinions.
- We value respect, dignity, space, and confidentiality for individuals receiving services and employees.
- We value the judicious and effective use of, and access to, available resources.
- We value diversity of thought, opinion and approach born of different backgrounds.
- We respect the value of change.

Community Healthcore

11th Annual Turkey Trot 5K

President

We are an active group of conservative, Republican women dedicated to the cause of promoting the Republican Party.​

Our activism starts with engaging other Republican women in the Gregg County area.
If you are looking for a Republican Club to get active with like-minded people, then you have come to the right place! We would love to have you join our club!
Remember Who We Are.

**VISION:** To be an influential grassroots movement of women encompassing all generations and cultures in Gregg County, working to nurture the importance of faith, family, and freedom and build strong leaders of tomorrow.

**VALUES:** Integrity, Service, Excellence, Fun, Generosity.

**MOTTO:** Leading the next generation to value freedom.

Republican Women of Gregg County

America 1st Celebration

**Explore the District**
The Arts!Longview Cultural District covers more than 320 acres including downtown Longview and stretches south to LeTourneau University. The area is home to museums, restaurants, parks, live music, theater, and historic buildings. Explore the district with our interactive web map or brochure.

**Mission and Vision**
Our mission is to spark a love of the arts, history, and culture in order to celebrate and enhance our creative community. From our hometown charm to our urban spirit, we are the art and soul of Longview.

Arts!Longview’s vision is to spark a vibrant and successful creative community that works to inspire and promote a love of the arts, our history, and culture in Longview. We pursue innovative opportunities that enhance our quality of life, and benefit a thriving cultural arts community. With our collaborative efforts and vision, ARTS!Longview celebrates the art and soul of Longview – now and for future generations.

**5-Year Plan**
Longview’s cultural district was designated by the Texas Commission on the Arts September 5, 2019.  Arts!Longview is the non-profit organization charged with implementing the goals of the cultural district.  See the district's 5-year plan.

**History of Arts!Longview Organization**
Arts!Longview is a 501(c)3 organization formed in 2019. The organization was created after an inspirational Longview Chamber of Commerce Inter-City visit to Waco in 2018, which included their cultural district. Following the trip, a local task force was created to pursue the possibility of a cultural district designation from the Texas Commission on the Arts. In 2019, the task force applied for and was granted acceptance as an official Texas Cultural District. The nonprofit was formed to oversee the ongoing effort to promote and develop the district.

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America 1st Celebration

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