Palacio Del Sol is an affordable, master-planned community designed and developed specifically for independent seniors 62 and older. style filled with social gatherings, educational opportunities, celebrations, and recreational outings.

The following senior services are also offered at Palacio Del Sol:

• Nutrition Program
• SA Food Bank Grocery Assistance
• Medicare/Medicaid Assistance
• Transportation Services (Grocery Store & Medical Appointments)
• Computer Lab
• Art Classes for Adults

• 1BR: Rent Starting at 767-1010 / month
• 2BR: Rent Starting at 932-1627 / month

• Section 8 Vouchers
• Tax Credits

• Seniors
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Pet Friendly

• First-Time Renters

The Mexican American Unity Council (MAUC) has Benefit Navigators who can assist individuals with learning about, and applying to, the following:

• SNAP
• WIC food
• Healthcare
• Support Services
• Rent & Utility Assistance

MAUC is launching a housing project, the MAUC Housing Center that will initially start on San Antonio’s Westside. MAUC will begin the project on the Westside and then expand to MAUC’s services areas in San Antonio. The MAUC Housing Center will be a laboratory for addressing housing-related needs and opportunities and can serve as a model for the implementation of new, more equitable housing investment strategies.

The MAUC Community Housing Center will educate, empower and link clients to community partners that will increase economic development opportunities, enhance financial empowerment and wealth building for low to moderate income families.

MAUC will survey the target audience annually to provide services and educational classes as determined by the family needs. MAUC provides the following services:

• Parent Engagement. Prepares parents in understanding the school system and how they are able to advocate for their children and guide them through their school years all the way to receive a higher education in a college or university.
• G.E.D. Classes. The “General Equivalent Diploma” is for adults 18 years of age and older that have not completed high school. This program prepares the student to take the GED “State Assessment” to acquire an alternative diploma to improve employment possibilities.
• ESL Classes. “English as a Second Language” is a program that supports adult immigrants in learning English to improve their basic language skills and better opportunities for employment.
• Nutrition Education. Nutrition Education assists parent(s) to understand the connection of good nutrition and physical activity such as exercise to promote good eating habits and family wellness.
• Art for Adults. Free art classes for adults are offered to promote creativity and learn techniques in art acrylic painting on canvas.
• Art for Children. Free art classes for children 7-12 years of age are offered to promote creativity, imagination and learn techniques in drawing and painting. Students also work on creative seasonal activities throughout the year.
• Adult Literacy in Spanish. Centro de Estudios provides the opportunity for immigrant parent(s) from Mexico to continue their education in completing their “Primaria” and “Secundaria “so they may receive a “certificate of completion”. The ultimate goal is to assist (parent)s in entering a “G.E.D.” program that is offered in English or Spanish and to continue the parent(s) education in reading, writing and the ability to speak in English.

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Stonehouse Apartments is MAUC’s newest community, providing 248 multi-family units on the city’s far northwest side. Located at 4950 Woodstone Drive, the complex includes 10 two- and three-story, garden-style buildings with five different floor plans. The new apartments are strategically located near major retail and employment generators such as USAA, UTSA, Valero, and Fiesta Texas.

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