Mental Health Care
The Covenant Community Outreach Counseling
Program expands access to behavioral health services
for low-income, uninsured, and vulnerable individuals
across our region. Services are delivered in-person and
via telehealth, extending care to Levelland, Plainview,
and surrounding rural communities.
Through partnership with Providence Well-Being Trust,
Covenant hospitals supported mental health expansion
grants for nonprofit partners across Texas and New
Mexico. At Covenant Children's Hospital, the outpatient
relational health unit ensures children and families
receive timely, specialized behavioral care.
The counseling internship program grew from two
interns in 2022 to seven in 2025—expanding access
while strengthening the future behavioral health
workforce pipeline.
Strength
2025 Behavioral Health Impact
XX patients served
2,574 counseling sessions delivered
7 counseling interns contributing more than
3,000 hours to the Covenant Community
Counseling Center
$100k invested in Mental Health Access Grants by
Providence Well-Being Trust (serving Lubbock
and surrounding counties in West Texas and
Easter New Mexico.
Community Health Education
Covenant's Community Health Education Program provides
free outreach, group education classes, and community
cooking sessions at trusted community locations including:
Lubbock Impact
Community Health Center of Lubbock
South Plains Food Bank
Lubbock Dream Center
YWCA
In 2025, a new navigation initiative launched to help
uninsured individuals access care and connect to
community resources—reducing avoidable emergency
visits and strengthening continuity of care.
Education & Access
35 class sesions held
228 participants reached
129 uninsured, underinsured, low-income individuals
connected to care
101 engaged in process and connected with needed
community resources
7% showed improved health knowledge (pre/post tests)
in
Community
Expanding Access. Removing Barriers.
Investing in Well-Being.
COVENANT HEALTH 2025 ANNUAL REPORT
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