River City Advocacy

River City Advocacy & Counseling Center Division, a Texas-based woman-owned nonprofit organization, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, delivering trauma-informed mental health counseling and peer support services to crime victims through the Department of Justice's Victims of Crime program.

The vendor has received three consecutive annual sub-grant awards from the Texas Governor's Office, the pass-through entity for DOJ Victims of Crime funding, each supporting the Mental Health Services for Victims of Crime program serving Comal County. Award dates span November 2023, October 2024, and November 2025, with combined dollars obligated totaling $224 thousand across the three years. All three awards target the same service line and geography, reflecting a recurring annual funding cycle rather than program expansion or diversification into new customer agencies or service areas.

River City Advocacy holds no federal prime contracts, IDVs, or direct federal grant awards; its entire federal footprint is rooted in sub-recipient status under a single federal grant program. Customer concentration is absolute — the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Victims of Crime accounts for 100% of recent awards. The vendor operates in the victim-services and mental-health counseling space as a nonprofit focused on a specific county and population, with no apparent prime contracting infrastructure, vehicle seats, or subcontracting relationships with defense or civilian prime contractors. The organization's federal posture is that of a local services provider embedded in a state-administered grant pass-through structure.