EIN 41-4588378 · Registered Nonprofit in Texas · Volunteer with Exsura in Dallas-Fort Worth →
Dallas–Fort Worth · Est. 2026

We help people
rise above.

Exsura — from the Latin exsurgere, "to rise up." We provide material support, education, and workshops to address homelessness, mental health, and addiction across DFW, while reducing the stigma that keeps people from seeking help.

In immediate crisis? Call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) · Dallas crisis hotlines · DFW resource directory

empathy our practice
EIN 41-4588378 · Texas registered nonprofit
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A private mental health check-in, a DFW resource finder, a supporting-vs-enabling quiz, and a naloxone checklist — private, nothing stored.

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0+

individuals experience homelessness on any given night across Dallas + Collin counties

Housing Forward 2026 Point-in-Time count
1 in 5

U.S. adults experience a mental health challenge each year

NAMI · 2024
0%

of insured adults in fair or poor mental health went without mental health care they thought they needed

KFF Survey of Consumer Experiences with Health Insurance · 2023
The problem we're solving

Dallas has a crisis.
We show up for it.

Exsura is a Dallas-Fort Worth nonprofit bridging the gap between people in crisis and the community around them - through outreach, education, and free workshops on mental wellness, financial literacy, and recovery.

Programs

Community
workshops.

Free, practical sessions across the Dallas–Fort Worth area that teach real life skills and promote mental wellness, financial stability, and personal growth.

  • 01

    Naloxone certification

    Free · 90 min · max 20 people
  • 02

    Financial literacy

    Free · 2 hrs · budgeting, credit, savings
  • 03

    Job readiness & career skills

    Free · 90 min · resume + interviewing
  • 04

    Mental wellness foundations

    Free · 60 min · coping + stigma
  • 05

    Understanding addiction

    Free · 60 min · myths vs. science
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On homelessness in Dallas: how many people are homeless in Dallas? The 2026 count · 5 myths about homelessness in Dallas, checked against the data

Rise together

Empowerment through empathy.

Exsura is volunteer-powered. Our first workshops are being organized, and we need people to help with outreach, events, and resource tables across DFW.