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LISTA DE REFERENCIA DEL CONDADO DE DALLAS Nombre De Agencia Numero De Telefono Servicios Ofrecidos Information and Referral (2-1-1) (214) 379-4636 Información de la Comunidad y Referencias Agape Clinic at Grace United Methodist Church (972) 707-7782 Médica Allen Community Outreach (972) 729-9131 Renta, Utilidades,Comida, Ropa, Otras American Red Cross (214) 678-4800 Alivio de desastres, Alquiler de emergencia Attorney General of Texas (800) 252-8014 Manutencion de los hijos Austin Street Shelter (214) 428-4242 Refugio para indigentes, Comida, Otras Baptist Benevolent Ministries (972) 254-0973 Comida (Residente de Irving Solamente) Bethlehem Foundation (469) 930-9795 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Ropa, Otras Brighter Tomorrows (972) 254-4003 Refugio de Emergencia Brother Bill’s Helping Hand (214) 638-2196 Comida, Medical (75212 Solamente) Buckner Center for Humanitarian Aid (214) 367-8080 Comida, Ropa, Muebles The Bridge (214) 670-1100 Refugio para indigentes, Comidas, Otras Carrollton Friendship House (972) 512-3838 Comida, Ropa Catholic Charities (214) 634-7182 Consejo de Inmigración Catholic Charities – Brady Center (214) 826-8330 60 años: Desayuno, Almuerzo, Entrenamiento educacional Catholic Charities – Family Services (214) 389-1340 Renta, Electricidad, Comida Child Care Group (214) 630-7911 Asistencia de Cuidado Infantil Child Protective Services (800) 252-5400 Referencias de Abuso/Negligencia Children’s Oral Health Center (214) 827-1724 Dental City of Dallas – Child Care Services (214) 670-0506 Asistencia de Cuidado Infantil City of Dallas – Home Repair (214) 670-3644 Reparaciones del hogar City of Dallas – Mortgage Assistance Program (214) 670-4840 Programa compradores de Vivienda por primera vez City Squares Administration (214) 823-8710 Comida, Médica, Dental, Legal otras Cornerstone Ministries Life Medical Clinic (214) 426-5468 Médica Crossroads Community Services (214) 560-2511 Comida, Ropa Dallas County Dept. of Health and Human Services (214) 819-2000 Renta, Pruebas, Comida, Otras Dallas County – CEAP Program (214) 819-1848 Electricidad, Gas Dallas County – Older Adult Services Program (214) 819-1860 Programas para la tercera de edad Dallas County – Section 8 Housing (214) 819-1871 Alojamiento Dallas County – Veterans Service Office (214) 819-1885 Servicios Veteranos Dallas County – Weatherization (214) 819-1909 Climatización Dallas County – Welfare (214) 819-1800 Renta, Hipoteca Dallas Housing Authority (214) 951-8300 Alojamiento Dallas Life Foundation (214) 421-1380 Refugio para indigentes, Médica, otras Dallas Metrocare Services (214) 330-0036 Servicios de Salud Mental Dallas Police Dept – Crime Against Persons Division (214) 671-3584 Asistencia a las victimas de delitos Dallas Services (214) 828-9900 Visión (niños solamente) DARS (TX Dept Assistive & Rehabilitative Svs) (817) 759-3710 Rehabilitación DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) (214) 749-3333 Servicios de Transporte Duncanville Outreach Ministry (972) 296-4986 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Prescripción, otras East Gate Food Pantry (214) 371-2633 Comida, Ropa Family Gateway (214) 823-4500 Alojamiento First Baptist Church of Grand Prairie (972) 262-5146 Comida (Ciudad de Grand Prairie solamente) The Family Place (214) 559-2170 Refugio de Emergencia, Asesoramiento Genesis Woman’s Shelter (214) 389-7700 Refugio de Emergencia, Comida, Ropa Good Samaritans of Garland (972) 276-2263 Utilidades, Comida (Ciudad de Garland solamente) Good Shepherd Community Center (214) 628-1688 Cuidado de Ninos (75212 solamente) Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (972) 790-2121 Comida (Ciudad de Irving solamente) Goslin Opportunity Center (214) 942-6407 Comida, Ropa, Job Counseling Grace Place of Christ (972) 298-4656 Comida (75116,75137-8,75236-7,75249) Grand Prairie Food and Clothing Co-op (972) 264-8540 Comida, Ropa (Ciudad de Grand Prairie) Grand Prairie United Charities (972) 262-2014 Renta,Utilidades, Comida, Prescripción (Grand Prairie) Healing Hands Ministries (214) 221-0855 Médica, Dental, Transporte Highland Oaks Church of Christ (214) 342-6040 Comida, Ropa (75238 & 75243 solamente) Holy Trinity Center (214) 521-3719 Comida (752…01, 04, 05, 09, 19, 26, y 35) 1 LISTA DE REFERENCIA DEL CONDADO DE DALLAS Nombre De Agencia Numero De Telefono Servicios Ofrecidos The Hope Clinic (469) 800-2500 Médica Hope’s Door (972) 422-2977 Refugio para Mujeres maltratadas y sus hijos Housing Crisis Center (214) 828-4244 Renta, Utilidades, Vivienda Transitoria Interfaith Housing Coalition (214) 812-9098 Vivienda Transitoria Irving Cares (972) 721-9181 Renta, Hipoteca, Utilidades, Comida, Prescripción Jewish Family Services (972) 437-9950 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Asesoramiento laboral Legal Aid of Northwest Texas (214) 748-1234 Asistencia Legal Gratis Lions Sight and Tissue Foundation (469) 744-2395 Programa de Anteojos Los Barrios Unidos Community Clinic (214) 540-0300 Médica Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center (214) 670-8418 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Transporte Martin Luther King Jr. Family Clinic (214) 426-3654 Médica Mesquite Church of Christ Food Pantry (972) 288-7637 Comida Mesquite Social Services (972) 285-3000 Renta, Utilidades, Comida Metrocrest Family Medical Clinic (972) 484-6336 Médica Metrocrest Social Services (972) 446-2100 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Médica Mission East Dallas (972) 682-8917 Médica Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Food Pantry (214) 428-2892 Comida (75210 & 75215 solamente) Mr. Tabor Baptist Church (972) 225-1704 Comida, Ropa Network of Community Ministries (972) 234-8880 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Otras Network of Community Ministries Trinity Wellness Clinic (972) 234-8880 Médica (Adultos 55 y Mayor) New Beginning Center (972) 422-2911 Refugio para victimas de violencis domestica North Dallas Shared Ministries (214) 358-8700 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Otras North Dallas Shared Ministries Free Clinic (214) 358-8700 Médica, Vision y Dental North Texas Rehabilitation (972) 272-6527 Rehabilitación Oak Cliff Churches for Emergency Aid (214) 943-7757 Renta, Utilitidades, Comida, Prescripción, otras Outreach Health Services of N. Texas (972) 792-6730 Cuidado de la Salud en el hogar Parkland Health & Hospital System (214) 590-8000 Cuidado de la Salud Pathway of Life Church Food Pantry (214) 275-7284 Comida (75149, 75217, 75227 & 75228 solamente) Prevent Blindness Texas (214) 528-5521 Asistencia para anteojos, Cuidado de la Visión Richardson East Care Corps (972) 231-8231 Renta, Utilidades, Comida y otras Salvation Army-Carr P. Collins Social Service Center (214) 424-7000 Renta,Hipoteca, Utilidades, Comida, otras Salvation Army – Garland (972) 272-4531 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Clinica Legal Salvation Army – Irving (972) 438-6553 Renta, Comida Salvation Army – Plano Service Center (972) 423-8254 Renta, Utilidades, Comida Salvation Army – Oak Cliff (214) 941-5911 Comida, Programa de jubiladods, otras The Samaritan Inn (972) 542-5302 Refugio de Emergencia Senior Source (214) 823-5700 Servicios para la Terecera Edad Shared Housing Center (214) 821-8510 Vivienda Transitoria Shared Life Community (972) 285-5819 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, Ropa, otras Social Security Administration (800) 772-1213 Invalidez/ Jubilación/ Beneficios para sobrevivientes Stewpot of First Presbyterian Church (214) 746-2785 Comida, ID, Servicios de correro, Clinica, otras Texas Department of Health & Human Services (214) 750-4619 Estampillas de comida, TANF, Medicaid, otras Texas Department of Health & Human Services (214) 750-4619 Transporte Medico (Los que reciben Medicaid) Texas Workforce Commission (972) 709-5377 Beneficios de desempleado, Busqueda de trabajo The Wilkinson Center (214) 821-6380 Comida Union Gospel Mission (214) 637-6117 Refugio para hombres sin hogar Union Gospel Mission – Center of Hope (214) 638-2988 Refugio para mujeres y sus hijos sin hogar Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas (214) 941-1050 Comida, Asistencia financiera (Nativos americanos) Veteran Affairs (800) 849-3597 Servicios Veteranos Veteran Affairs, Dept. of N. TX Health Care (800) 849-3597 Servicios Médicos y Sociales Victim Relief Ministries (972) 234-3999 Servicios financieros y de otro tipo vicitmas de delitos Visiting Nurse Association of Texas (214) 689-0000 Cuidado de la salud en el hogar, Comidas a domicilo Voice of Hope (214) 631-7027 Comida West Dallas Multipurpose Center (214) 670-6340 Renta, Hipoteca, Utilidades, Comida, otras White Rock Center of Hope (214) 324-8996 Renta, Utilidades, Comida, otras WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) (214) 670-7200 Comida (Ninos menores de 5 anos) 2 .
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  • 190 + Dallas North Tollway

    190 + Dallas North Tollway

    190 + DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY DALLAS, TEXAS FRISCO 121 THE OFFICES OF BUSH & TOLLWAY THE KEY LOCATION AND PROXIMITY TO LEWISVILLE PLANO 35 TWO MAIN THOROUGHFARES PROVIDES DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY 190 SOUTHLAKE IMMEDIATE ACCESS TO MAJOR ROADWAYS PRESTON ROAD BELTLINE ROAD BELTLINE COPPELL PLANO AND PRIME RETAIL. ALL FOUR STRUCTURES GRAPEVINE TELECOM CARROLLTON 75 CORRIDOR ARE DESIGNED FOR SIX LEVELS PROVIDING RICHARDSON UNOBSTRUCTED, BREATHTAKING VIEWS OF 635 THE SURROUNDING METROPOLITAN CITIES. DFW AIRPORT 121 114 12 This iconic entry to Dallas will have top building signage highly visible HIGHLAND ® PARK from two major passageways and will develop LEED status as a part of the newly constructed buildings. Each building is beautifully landscaped IRVING DOWNTOWN 360 161 DALLAS with Class AA drive-up appeal as well as convenient above ground parking DALLAS and on site food service. The average building totals approximately GRAND PRAIRIE 200,000 SF and can be as large as 375,000 SF. 30 Acreage and Zoning NORTHWEST CORNER NORTHEAST CORNER 7.46 ACRES 9.14 ACRES ZONE MO-1 ZONE MO-1 635 DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY SOUTHEAST CORNER SOUTHWEST CORNER 7.46 ACRES 8.28 ACRES ZONE MU-2 ZONE PD 318 FOUR CORNERS IS A 32 ACRE MASTER PLANNED DEVELOPMENT SITUATED AT THE NORTHWEST, NORTHEAST, SOUTHWEST AND SOUTHEAST CORNERS OF DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY AND THE GEORGE W. BUSH TURNPIKE. THE DEVELOPMENT CONSISTS OF FOUR INDEPENDENT BUILDINGS COMPOSED TO CREATE ARCHITECTURAL UNIFICATION ON EACH CORNER AND SERVE AS A GATEWAY LANDMARK FOR NORTH DALLAS AND PLANO. Prime Location Sample Floor Plate Location allows immediate access to George 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 304' - 0" Bush Turnpike (190) and the Dallas North 300' - 0" 2' - 0" 2' - 0" Billingsley 3 Tollway.