Grant Halliburton Foundation was established in 2006 in memory of Grant Halliburton, a Dallas teen who battled depression and bipolar disorder for several years before his suicide death at the age of 19. The Foundation that bears his name works to help prevent suicide by providing education, resources, and support for children, teen, and young adult mental health.
Since 2006, the Foundation has provided mental health education, training, and support to more than 350,000 students, educators, parents, and professionals in North Texas.
EDUCATION
Grant Halliburton Foundation provides life-saving mental health education for students, parents, educators, and professionals. Our programs cover topics like suicide prevention, stress management, resilience, and healthy coping skills.
Our Building Blocks of Mental Health curriculum helps children, teens, and adults better understand and support mental wellness. We also host the annual When Life Hands You Teenagers conference, which brings together top experts to educate and empower those who live or work with youth.
RESOURCES
Our Here For Texas program offers free mental health and substance use support through two key tools. HereForTexas.com is our easy-to-use online database of mental health providers and services. The Mental Health Navigation Line is a free helpline with real people helping Texans find the right care for themselves or a loved one. Whether online or over the phone, we’re here to help individuals and families connect with the support they need.
SUPPORT
We offer monthly peer support groups for moms and female caregivers of young people facing mental health challenges. From Coffee Days to Charlas con un Cafecito (in Spanish), these groups offer a safe space to share, connect, and find hope. There’s no cost to attend—just real community, resources, and encouragement when it’s needed most.