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Senior benefits in Kimble County, Texas

Kimble County, Texas, is a rural West Texas community where seniors 65 and older may qualify for a wide range of benefit programs at the federal, state, and local level. The Area Agency on Aging of the Concho Valley, part of the Concho Valley Council of Governments, serves as the local starting point for older adults seeking help with services, referrals, and support under the Older Americans Act. The Concho Valley Community Action Agency administers energy assistance through the Texas Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program for income-eligible households in Kimble County. Seniors who need transportation can explore reduced fares and free rural demand-response rides through the Concho Valley Transit District. The Kimble County Indigent Health Care Program may help residents who need access to basic medical services. State programs such as Texas Medicaid for the Aged, Blind, or Disabled and Texas STAR+PLUS may also apply, along with the Texas Over-65 Homestead Exemption. Dozens of federal programs are listed on this page as well. Each program listing includes its official source and the date it was last verified. The administering agency always makes the final eligibility decision.

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Local starting point

Concho Valley Council of Governments (CVCOG) — established May 1967; the regional COG and designated AAA under OAA Title III for 14 Concho Valley counties (Coke, Concho, Crockett, Edwards, Irion, Kimble, Mason, McCulloch, Menard, Reagan, Schleicher, Sterling, Sutton, Tom Green) — 17,000 square miles of West Texas

1-877-944-9666

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Programs run in Kimble County

Run by the county, its Area Agency on Aging, or another agency serving Kimble County. Start here.

Emergency Aid

Programs here are typically worth $100–$1,800 a year to an eligible household.

Concho Valley Community Action Agency (CVCAA) — CEAP Energy Assistance (Kimble County)

County

Kimble County's CEAP is delivered through Concho Valley Community Action Agency (CVCAA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving 11 Concho Valley counties. CVCAA provides utility assistance, rental assistance, weatherization, and case management. CEAP covers electric, gas, and propane payments plus energy education. Eligibility at 150% FPL. PROCESSING TAKES 60-90 DAYS — apply EARLY in the season. Not an emergency program. Apply at cvcaa.org/what_we_do/utility_assistance.php or by calling CVCAA at 325-653-2411.

$200–$1,600/yr

How to apply →Official source →325-653-2411Last verified · September 1, 2026

Kimble County Emergency Aid — Referral Coordination

County

Kimble County operates a referral-and-coordination emergency aid framework: (1) CVCAA for CEAP utility (325-653-2411) or TDHCA-coordinated subrecipient; (2) CVCOG AAA for senior services (1-877-944-9666); (3) Kimble County CIHCP / Shannon for healthcare (325-446-3353); (4) CVTD for transportation (rural FREE rides); (5) Catholic Charities of the Diocese of San Angelo; (6) Salvation Army San Angelo. Dial 211 for general referrals.

$100–$1,800/yr

How to apply →Official source →211Last verified · August 29, 2026

Healthcare

Programs here are typically worth $1,000–$18,000 a year to an eligible household.

Kimble County Indigent Health Care Program (CIHCP)

County

The Kimble County Indigent Health Care Program (CIHCP) is required by Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 61 for low-income residents who don't qualify for other state or federal healthcare programs. Eligibility: Kimble County resident age 18+; household income less than 21% of the Federal Poverty Level; not Medicaid-eligible. Covers physician services, lab/x-ray, three prescriptions per month, and inpatient/outpatient hospital services through participating providers. PRIMARY HOSPITAL: Kimble Hospital (Junction). Shannon Medical Center (San Angelo) is the regional tertiary referral hospital for the entire Concho Valley. Apply by calling Kimble County at 325-446-3353.

$1,000–$18,000/yr

In this county: Kimble CIHCP at 21% FPL. Kimble Hospital (Junction). Shannon Medical Center (San Angelo) is the regional tertiary referral; CVTD demand-response can transport CIHCP enrollees to San Angelo at no cost (rural FREE program).

How to apply →Official source →325-446-3353Last verified · September 4, 2026

Nutrition

Programs here are typically worth $1,200–$4,500 a year to an eligible household.

Area Agency on Aging of the Concho Valley (CVCOG AAA) — Title III + ADRC (Kimble County)

County

CVCOG AAA serves Kimble County seniors age 60+ and their caregivers. Services include Information & Referral (coordinated with 2-1-1 Texas of the Concho Valley), resource database, education and outreach, Title III Congregate Meals + Home-Delivered Meals, Transportation (coordinated with CVTD), Caregiver Support, Health Programs, Ombudsman, ADRC intake, and Benefits Counseling (Medicare). Apply by calling CVCOG AAA at 325-223-5704 or 1-877-944-9666. Office: 5430 Link Road, San Angelo TX 76904.

$1,200–$4,500/yr

How to apply →Official source →1-877-944-9666Last verified · September 2, 2026

Transportation

Programs here are typically worth $200–$2,500 a year to an eligible household.

Concho Valley Transit District (CVTD) — Senior Reduced Fare + Rural FREE Demand-Response (Kimble County)

County

Concho Valley Transit District (CVTD) is the regional transit operator serving 13 counties of central and western Texas including Kimble. CVTD's senior fare structure is DISTINCTIVE: reduced fares are available for seniors AGE 65+, students, military, persons with disabilities, and Medicare card holders. EVEN BETTER for rural counties — rural clients (in Kimble and 12 other CVTD counties, EXCLUDING Brady On-Demand) ride at NO COST. Additionally, CVTD's 5310-grant Demand Response / ADA Paratransit service is FREE for seniors 65+ and persons with disabilities. CVTD operates fixed-route bus service within San Angelo (Tom Green County), demand-response across the rural counties, and ADA paratransit for eligible riders. Apply for senior reduced fare ID or paratransit eligibility at the CVTD office (510 N. Chadbourne, San Angelo TX 76901) or call CVTD Customer Service. Kimble residents typically use demand-response for medical trips to San Angelo (Shannon Medical Center) or local errands.

$200–$2,500/yr

How to apply →Official source →325-944-1197Last verified · June 7, 2026

Texas and federal programs

Open to eligible households in Kimble County and across the rest of Texas. Full details are on the Texas benefits page.

Income Support

Utility Assistance

Veteran Benefits

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