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blue cross blue shield, mexican consulate is there, the red cross is there and there to provide all services any family may need and if you need something not there and let me know and we will find it for you and that's going to be open and continue until june 1. we are open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and there's food and a place center for children, please come see us, any victims, anybody who needs help, come, it's a resource for everybody. there's a victims services center at the civic center run by the school district and for anybody effective in the school district and they have services there something everybody, we appreciate your support and keep our victims in your prayers, these families of deceased children and school teachers, keep us strong, thank you. >> thank you, i'm going to call up seven leaders of seven state agencies to give a brief explanation of what their particular agency does. there are more than seven involved but we are calling up these seven. first, health and human services commissioner, cecily young. >> good afternoon, i'm executive commissioner of the health and human services commission. we do medicaid, chip and snap and we have eligibility assistance available at the family assistance center and continue to have eligibility assistance available on an ongoing basis once we move into the next phase. additionally as the governor mentioned we have an 888 number for mental health services (888)690-0799. it's run by hill country local mental health authorities so it's local, 24 hours, seven days a week call center able to connect people with services, counseling, medication, tele- counseling services and psychiatry services. they will be able to ensure anyone in the community who calls in will be connected to other available mental health services so it's a way to triage against trying to make it as easy as possible for members in the community. >> thank you. next, texas department of insurance commissioner cassie brown. >> good afternoon, i am cassie brown, i served the texas department of insurance. we are here to ensure insurance companies are appropriately quickly handling claims. what our department does is oversee health insurance as well as workers compensation insurance claim so if you are going to, a private sector employee -- i'm sorry, if you are public sector employee, employed by the school district or first responders, they will have workers compensation coverage and private sector employees should check with their employer to see if they carry workers comp and workers comp covers mental and else and ptsd so make sure you take advantage of that for you. we have staff available at the fairfax center to help you start the process for processing workers compensation claims and explain the benefits available under this system. >> thank you. now the teachers retirement system brian guthrie. >> thank you, my name is brian guthrie, executive director in texas. we are here today to not only help the families of the teachers who tragically lost their lives and provide the benefits they are due but also help all employees of not only this school district but surrounding school districts to make sure they have access to mental health and behavioral health services. we recognize not all employees of these districts are members of our system and healthcare program but we want to thank our partners for extending the benefits to everyone employed in this district or surrounding districts. thank you. >> now texas employees retirement system. >> i'm the executive director of the employees of texas. retirement benefits but more important, health insurance benefits to state employees but also employees of higher education in the community so local community college employees will get health insurance from health selected texas providing blue cross blue shield of texas and we have activated 24 hour crisis hotline to help connect medical and mental health services and we have the information available on the flyer. >> thank you. texas workforce commission. >> on the executive director of the texas workforce commission, workforce commission has a local presence on main street and local workforce development office and through that office we provide childcare services for not only the families of the victims but also anyone associated in the school or first responders. we will look to protect snap benefits an individual is receiving so they don't lose the benefits because they are unable to work or continue training. we will assist with anyone needing priority concerning unemployment insurance for businesses that need assistance during this time. we are available locally and we are at the assistance center as well. >> now the head of tdh ca. >> good afternoon, executive director of the texas the form of housing affairs, we ha

local community college employees will get health insurance from us that is provide ed by blue cross/blue shieldect mental health services and we have that information available on the fly. >> thank you. now from the texas work force commission. >> i'm ed sarney from the texas work force commission. we have an office and we provide child care services for not only the families of the victims but anyone associated in the school or first responders. we'll also look to protect any snap benefits that an individual is receiving. so that they don't lose other benefits because they're enable to work or continue their training. we'll also assist with anyone needing priority concerning unemployment insurance or businesses that need assistance during this time. we're available locally. so please and we're also out at the assistance center as well. thank you. >> thank you. now the head of the tdhbca. >> good afternoon. i'm bobby wilson son. i'm hear from the texas department of housing and community affairs. we have a flexible pot of grant funding that we're funding the community council south central texa

and all the services the state has to offer -- funeral services, luke crossed/blue shield, the mexican consulate, the red cross. -- blue cross/blue shield, the mexican consulate, the red cross. and if you need something, let me know and we will find it for you. it will be open from june 1 from five octets from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.. there is also food there and a play center for children. please come and see is, any victims anybody that needs help, please come there. it is a resource for anybody. there is also a victims resource center at the civic center that is run by the school district for anybody affected in the school district. they have services there. we thank everybody. we appreciate your support. please, keep our victims in your prayers, the families of the deceased children and schoolteachers, and keep us strong. thank you. gov. abbott: now, i am calling the leaders of seven state agencies to give you a brief explanation of what their agency does. more than seven are involved in the process, but we are calling up these seven. first is the health and human services commissioner, cecily young. >> i am ceci

blue cross blue shield, the mexican consulate is there, the red cross is there. and we're there to provide all the services any family may need. and if you need something that's not there, let me know. we will find it for you. and that's going to be open and continue until june 1st. we are open from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. there's also food there and a play center for children. and please come and see us. any victims, anybody that needs help, please come there. it's a resource for everybody. there's also a victim services center at the civic center that's run by the school district. and that's for anybody affected in the school district. and they have that service there. we thank everybody. we appreciate your support, and please, keep our victims in your prayers. these families of the deceased children and school teachers, and keep us strong. thank you. >> thank you, and now i'm going to call up seven leaders of seven different state agencies to give you a very brief explanation of what their particular agency does. there are more than seven that are involved in this process. but we're callingp these seven. first is the health and human services commissioner, cecily young. >> good afternoon. i'm cecily young, and executive commissioner at health and human services. we do medicaid, s.n.a.p., and we have eligibility assistance available, and we'll continue to have eligibility assistance available on an ongoing basis wruns we move into the next phase of this. additionally, as the governor mentioned, we have an 888 number. it's for mental health services. 888-690-0799. this is run by hill country local mental health authorities. so it is local, it is a 24-hours, 7 days a week call center able to connect people with services, counseling, medication, telecounseling services, and telepsychiatry services. and they will be able to insure that anyone in the community that calls in will be connected to other available mental health services. so it is a way to triage, again, to try to make it as easy as possible for the members of the community. >> thank you. next is the texas department of insurance commissioner, cassie brown. >> good afternoon. i'm cassie brown. i serve as the commissioner of insurance for the texas department of insurance. tdi is here to insure that insurance companies are appropriately and quickly handling claims. what our department does is oversee the health insurance as well as the workers compensation insurance claims. so if you are going to -- if you're a private sector employee, i'm sorry, if you're a public sector employee, those employed by the school district or first responders, they'll have workers compensation coverage. private sector employees should check with their employer to see if they carry workers comp. workers comp covers mental illness and ptsd, so please make sure that you are taking advantage of that benefit for you. we have staff available at the fairplex center to help you start the process, for processing your workers compensation claims and to explain all of the benefits available to you under the system. >> thank you. now for the teachers retirement system, brian guthrie. >> thank you. good afternoon. my name is brian guthrie. i'm the executive director of the teachers retirement system of texas. we're here today to not only help the families of the two teachers who tragically lost their lives and provide them the benefits they are due, but also to help all the employees of not only this school district but all the surrounding school districts to make sure they have access to mental health and behavioral health services. we also recognize that not all the employees of these districts are members of our system. and offer our health care program, but we want to thank our partners for extending those benefits to everyone who is employed in this district or any of the surrounding districts. thank you. >> thank you. and now for the texas employees retirement system,p porter wilson. >> i am porter wilson, executive director of the employee retirement system of texas. we provide retirement benefits and more importantly, health insurance benefits to state employees and also to employees of higher education in the community, so the local community college employees will get health insurance from health select of texas which is provided by blued of texas. we have activated 24-hour crisis hotline to help connect medical and mental health services, and we have that information available on the flier. >> thank you. and now from the texas workforce commission, ed serna. >> my name is ed serna, i'm the executive director of the texas workforce commission. the workforce commission has a local presence on main street in our local workforce development office. through that office, we'll provide child care services for not only the families of the victims but also anyone who is associated in the school or first responders. we'll also look to protect any tana or s.n.a.p. benefits an individual is receiving. so that they don't lose those benefits because they're unable to work or to continue their training. we'll also assist with anyone needing priority concerning unemployment benefits or businesses that need assistance during this time. we're available locally, so please, and we're also out at the assistance center as well. thank you.

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