Search verified navigators, certified application counselors, and community health worker programs by county, language, or the kind of help you need. Every organization listed helps at no cost.
Southeast & Rural East Texas — Polk, San Jacinto, Walker, Liberty, Brazoria, Fort Bend
Our own free navigators serve rural and underserved counties. No income, insurance, or immigration requirements — tell us what's going on and a navigator follows up with a real plan.
One of Texas's largest federally funded navigator programs. Free year-round appointments, in person and by phone, for marketplace and Medicaid enrollment.
FQHC-based counselors who can enroll you and schedule your first appointment in the same visit. Common first stop in Angleton, Alvin, Lake Jackson, and Pearland.
Not sure which navigator to call? Request help and we'll match you.
Tell us your county and what you're stuck on — Medicaid, CHIP, Marketplace, a clinic visit, or a ride. A navigator follows up, usually within one business day. There's never a cost.
A Texas health navigator is a trained, free helper who guides families through applying for Medicaid, CHIP, SNAP, WIC, and finding local clinics or transportation. Navigators do not sell insurance and their services cost nothing.
Use the searchable directory above. You can filter by county, city, language, or the kind of help you need — such as Medicaid enrollment, SNAP applications, or prenatal care. Each profile shows phone numbers, hours, and languages spoken.
Yes. Every organization listed in this directory provides free assistance. They are nonprofits, community health centers, or state-funded programs. You never pay to speak with a navigator.
Absolutely. Certified application counselors and community health workers can explain eligibility, help gather documents, and walk you through the application on YourTexasBenefits.com or by phone.
Many do. Each navigator profile lists the languages its team supports. If you need bilingual help, filter by Spanish or call the organization directly.
Most organizations respond within 1–2 business days. If you need help right now, you can also call 2-1-1 (dial 211) or use the Get Help form on this site.
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