Howdy!
We are a small but mighty, Texan women-owned and operated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.We provide Wellness Coordination & Peer-Recovery Support Services to women in the Permian Basin who are coming out of substance treatment, survivors of DV & similar experiences and/or are coming out of incarceration into our West Texas communities.
Getting started is easy. You’re already halfway there!
Call or complete our Services Request form on our website. We will reach out to you for a few clarifying questions and to schedule an in-person or virtual appointment. The first appointment entails a warm welcome, an Intake (~30min) and then we collaboratively create a Wellness Plan. From there, we walk with you through the in-house Services, and/or provide a harm hand-off to our outstanding community partners.
A message from the founders:
We are deeply grateful for y’all. Every hand, voice, and heart that has supported our mission since 2018. What began as a small dream rooted in hope has grown because of the belief and generosity of our community. Your trust has given us the strength to keep pushing forward, learning, and expanding our impact. Together, we are building something bigger than ourselves—a lasting legacy of care, compassion, and growth.
-Megan & Jacqueline
Click on any Team Member below to learn more about them.
Megan Cardenas, M.S., CHW, APS
Jacqueline Delgado, CHW, ACPS, ICPS
Our Board of Directors ensure we keep West Texas the best place to live, work and grow.
Roxana Lopez, CHWC, CHWI, CHW
President
Whitney Garnett
Kyriea Richards
We will soon be hiring and looking to grow our Board of Directors.
If you’d like to be notified when we post either opportunity, please fill out the form below.
Our Past:
Before My Second Bloom, we were Hub City Outreach Center (HCOC). HCOC was founded in 2018 and provided full scale services from 2019-2024. In 2025, we ceased all services to undergo relocation. Our name is quintessential to Lubbock, Texas, which prompted a DBA as My Second Bloom in Midland, Texas.
Since 2018, we have served 31,837 individuals (28,747 youth) through prevention education, positive alternatives and drug presentations. We’ve provided 10,000+ safe medication disposal (Deterra) pouches and provided thousands with basic necessity items (clothing, linens, hygiene items, food vouchers, transportation assistance and school supplies), volunteer/internship hours, referrals, and scholarships. We provided seasonal services (Adopt-A-Neighbor, Back2School Bashes and Summer Camps) impacting hundreds, in addition to providing 1,100 families with Covid Relief.
All our services were, and will continue to be, 100% free to our community.
