Y’all OK?
Kerr County✚
Wellbeing Campaign
Sometimes you know you need help. Sometimes you just know things aren’t quite right.
You may be tired, worried, grieving, having a hard time sleeping, or concerned about someone you care about. You don’t have to figure out exactly what you need before you ask for help.
Start here
Not sure what kind of help you need? Connect with a Navigator.
The Kerr County Mental Health Navigator can help you sort through local resources and find a next step that fits.
- Talks with you about what is going on, for as long as that takes
- Keeps track of which local providers are taking new clients
- Helps you work out a next step, and follows up
This is not a crisis line or a clinic. It’s local, personal help finding the right next step.
Connect with a Navigator
Complete a short form, text, or call.
More support is coming soon.
We’re building easier ways to find counseling, grief and spiritual support, community activities, and help checking on someone you care about.
Made possible by people who believe recovery is about more than rebuilding
Y’all OK? is supported by organizations that understand something simple: after disaster, communities need more than repaired roads, homes, and buildings. They need ways to reconnect, care for one another, and recover together.
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American Red Cross
The Red Cross is there in the first hours after disaster, but recovery doesn’t end when the emergency does. Its support of Y’all OK? helps Kerr County care for the emotional side of recovery, long after the immediate crisis has passed.
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H. E. Butt Foundation
For generations, the H. E. Butt Foundation has invested in the people and communities of the Texas Hill Country. Its support helped give Y’all OK? an early foundation, creating space for connection, reflection, and practical ways to strengthen community wellbeing.
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H-E-B Spirit of Giving
H-E-B has long understood that strong communities are built by neighbors showing up for neighbors. Through Spirit of Giving, its support helps Y’all OK? bring simple, approachable wellbeing resources into the places where everyday life happens.
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Rio Texas Conference
Churches are often among the first places people turn when life becomes difficult. Support from the Rio Texas Conference helps Y’all OK? strengthen that community of care, connecting emotional wellbeing, spiritual support, and the everyday work of helping people feel less alone.