What we do

We help individuals and families affected by disasters, homelessness, and risk of homelessness
recover, rebuild, and restore their lives and homes.

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Blanco River Regional Recovery Team

MISSION

To strengthen community resilience in Blanco, Caldwell, Hays, and Guadalupe counties by sharing information, supporting preparation and education, coordinating disaster response, and providing essential housing stability services to ensure all residents have a safe, secure place to call home.

VISION

Safe, Secure, and Stable housing for all our residents.

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Housing Stability Services

Households in financial crisis facing housing instability may qualify for:

Case Management
Housing Navigation
Financial Counseling
Rental Security Deposits
Rental Application Fees
Utility Deposits
Rental Assistance

Disaster Recovery Services

Our support teams that help in every area of recovery.

Case Management
Volunteer Services
Donations
Construction Management
Public Information
Spiritual and Emotional Support

202
Households Obtained
Housing

BR3T 2025 Impact

449
Households Served

59
Evictions Prevented

BR3T Pandemic Relief Impact 2020-2025

$7.5 Million

• Rent • Utilities • Security Deposits
• Utility Deposits • Application Fees
• Short Term Hotel Stays

BR3T is here to assist when disaster strikes.

Floods

BR3T worked with our partners to assist with unmet needs and rebuild homes for those affected by the 2015 Memorial Day and All Saints Day Floods.

Fires

BR3T accepted donations from the community for the Iconic Village Apartment Fire and distributed all the funds directly to those affected by the fire.

Tornadoes

Learn about preparing for a tornado before it happens by clicking here.

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Every Family Needs to Plan for Disaster

If you had to evacuate tomorrow would your family be ready to go? Do all family members understand where to go? How to get back in touch with each other? What to take with them? These are all questions that should be addressed in a Family Disaster Action Plan.

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