Adult Abuse Hotline locations near Bells, TX

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This page indexes 9 adult abuse hotline listings for Bells, TX, covering 5 ZIP codes. Details on this page were last refreshed Sep 2026.

Texoma Community Center

Abuse Victim Services

📍 315 W Mclain Dr, Sherman, TX, 75092

📞 903-328-6966

From crisis intervention to early childhood development assessments, Texoma Community Center in Sherman, Texas, offers a wide array of mental health services for adults, adolescents, and children. Let us help you with all your mental health needs in a safe, caring environment. Call us today for more information.

Enterhealth Ranch

Substance Abuse Services

📍 524 N Lincoln Park Rd, Van Alstyne, TX, 75495

📞 903-482-0905

Enterhealth Ranch is a leading residential drug and alcohol treatment facility located just north of the Dallas / Fort Worth metropolitan area. We use the latest advancements in medicine and therapy to tailor treatment programs for each patient. Our proprietary, evidence-based approach and staff of caring, highly-trained professionals will provide you and your loved ones with the best tools and support to help you live your life free of addiction. Services include: • 24 hour on-site nursing • Intensive one-on-one therapy • Individual family and group therapy • Dual diagnosis specialization • Withdrawal stabilization (detox) • Exclusively private accommodations • Wellness and nutrition programs • Spirituality and faith based programs • Neurological testing and treatments • Cognitive behavioral therapy • Individualized recovery plans • Discharge and life care planning • Trauma resolution, pain and anxiety management

Updated Sep 2026

Texoma Council On Alcoholism & Drug Abuse

Alcoholism, Drug Addiction & Substance Abuse Clinics

📍 103 S Travis St, Sherman, TX, 75090

📞 903-892-9911

🌐 sachelp.org

Texoma Council On Alcoholism & Drug Abuse is a clinic located in Sherman, Texas, specializing in treatment for alcoholism and drug addiction. The clinic offers various support services for individuals struggling with substance abuse. Recent activity indicates it is an active resource in the community.