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Victoria, Texas Benefits and Offices

This page gathers the local offices in Victoria where older adults can apply for benefits and get free help: Social Security, Texas Health and Human Services benefits offices, Medicaid help, the Area Agency on Aging, and free Medicare counseling through HICAP. Statewide programs are listed on the Texas benefits page.

Area Agency on Aging and aging services

Golden Crescent Area Agency on Aging

Golden Crescent Area Agency on Aging helps older adults and caregivers in Victoria and the counties around it. Staff can explain your benefits, check programs that may lower your costs, and connect you with meals, rides, and help at home. Call before you visit to ask about hours and what to bring.

Address1908 N. Laurent, Suite 600, Box 103, Victoria, TX 77901
Phone361-578-1587 Ext. 217
Toll-free800-574-9745
ServicesInformation and referral, Benefits counseling (including HICAP Medicare counseling), Caregiver support, Meals and care-at-home referrals
Counties servedCalhoun, DeWitt, Goliad, Gonzales, Jackson, Lavaca, Victoria
SourceGolden Crescent Area Agency on Aging (resources.hhs.texas.gov) — checked November 8, 2026

Benefits across Texas

Statewide programs, income limits, and how to apply are on the Texas benefits page.

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