Hondo ISD is a 4A school district serving approximately 1800 students in Medina and Frio counties. The district has 5 campuses: Hondo High School (grades 9-12), McDowell Middle School (grades 6-8), Woolls Intermediate School (grades 3-5), Meyer Elementary School (grades PK-2) and the Alternative Education Campus.

The Bluebonnet Children’s Advocacy Center is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization that successfully works on behalf of child victims of abuse (ages birth to 18) through two advocacy programs: The Bluebonnet Children’s Advocacy Center and Tri-County CASA.

The Bluebonnet Children’s Advocacy Center dedicated to alleviating the trauma placed on children when faced with abuse. Services are provided to children, their families, and Investigative Agencies who are involved in an investigation of child abuse.

The Bluebonnet Children’s Advocacy Center is one of 70 CAC’s across the state dedicated to alleviating the added trauma of a child abuse investigation on children who have already suffered at the hands of their abuser.

Tri-County CASA recruits, trains and supervises volunteers to speak on behalf of abused and neglected children in foster care. CASA volunteers advocate in the court system to insure safe, timely and permanent placement of the children in foster care. Tri-County CASA volunteers are assigned as a Friend of the Court for the child by the Presiding Judge.

Both programs, distinct as they are, strive to provide a voice for abused and neglected children referred to the organization. Solid relationships with local social service agencies, extensive volunteer support, a keen awareness of children’s needs and responsible management have made it possible for Bluebonnet Children’s Center to exist.

St John the Evangelist is a very diverse community that is filled with families of all ages.

If you are considering joining St Johns, please know that we would be most honored to welcome you into our faith community.

Warriors Heart provides private treatment to adult men and women 18 and older who are seeking inpatient treatment for chemical dependency, alcohol abuse, and co-occurring psychological disorders relating to PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) or the psychological effects of MTBI (mild traumatic brain injury).

Due to the nature of our program, we are only able to accept those who suffer from addiction by itself or in conjunction with psychological disorders such as PTSD.

The Warriors Heart Foundation was created to assist in the funding of warriors who don’t have insurance or need assistance in the costs of treatment (all levels of care).

Warriors Heart is fully licensed by the Texas State Department of Health Services and accredited by the Joint Commission.

We only treat active military, veterans, firefighters, police, EMTs, and active members from across the United States that belong to organizations that protect and serve the citizens of the United States.

We're a Christ-focused community, doing our best to love and serve others.

In addition to being the place where weekly worship services are held on Sunday, a meetinghouse in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints also includes classrooms, offices, a font for baptisms, a kitchen, and in many cases a multi-use cultural hall.

We have programs for every age and stage of life that help our members and neighbors live happier, more fulfilling lives. Come join us.

The Mission of St. Stanislaus Catholic Church is to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ by living our faith as a Catholic Community in worship, service, and support of one another. We believe that each member is called to discipleship, outreach, and evangelization to our parish and the local community. We celebrate the gift of Jesus by growing in our faith and living out the mission of our fidelity to the Roman Catholic Church.

We ask that you share your gifts, your faith, and your love with us.

The mission of Bandera Public Library Corporation (aka Albert and Bessie Mae Kronkosky Library) is to provide an array of programs, services, and resources to the community that stimulate creativity and intellectual curiosity and facilitate a lifetime of learning.

We are a community-based nonprofit Senior Center focused on helping make the world around us a better place for the most vulnerable seniors in Bandera County.

(Bandera County Committee on Aging, Inc. DBA Silver Sage)

For 37 years we have been delivering Meals on Wheels and providing seniors a safe space to congregate.

Our weekly and monthly food distributions ensure that no Bandera County senior goes hungry.

We are the only organization in Bandera that does emergency home repairs after a disaster.

Soon we will be providing affordable housing in an active senior community setting.

Bandera Independent School District is a public school district based in Bandera, Texas. In addition to Bandera, the district also serves the communities of Lakehills, Bandera Falls, Pipe Creek, and Tarpley.

Bandera County Helping Hand was organized for the charitable purpose of providing direct assistance and counseling for Bandera County families and individuals who are facing a crisis situation in their lives.

This mission includes referral to public and private agencies in their fields of expertise to avoid duplication of services. Our mission embodies the belief system of the worth of each individual, created in the image of God, held by the church community that helped organize and continues to provide financial support for the operations of Helping Hand.

The mission of Arthur Nagel Community Clinic is to improve Bandera County health by providing medical care to eligible residents and promoting health education.

Community Action will design, develop, and implement comprehensive and innovative service system to build community capacity in order to provide necessary services to develop the potential of low-income individuals who seek to enhance their quality of life, and demonstrate organizational effectiveness through research, development, and focused community relations.

Community Action will ensure that all low- income men, women, and children will have access to adequate health care in the counties served by Community Action, Inc.

• Adult Education 
• Community Services 
• Head Start 
• Helalth Services
• Parents as Teachers
• Youth Services 

Sodalis Senior Living communities empower people to live their best lives remaining active and engaged in the things they care about. Our innovative approach to wellbeing offers support when it’s needed, tailored to a resident’s specific situation and priorities.

Providing College scholarships to local youth for over a decade. We accept donations of all household goods and clothing in good condition.

The Comfort Golden Age Center is here to provide fun, food and friendship to those who are 55 or older in the Comfort Texas area.

Our church is made up of children, youth, and adults responding to God’s love by reaching out in service to God and one another. 

We encourage and support each individual’s spiritual and intellectual journey toward and with Christ through Sunday services, religious education, and fellowship.

Click here to learn more about who we are, what we believe, and what we do as a congregation.

The Comfort Table and Food Pantry is a 501c3 organization. Our Mission is to feed the Hungry of the Comfort area by providing meals and food assistance. Founded over 20 years ago by a group of Comfort area churches, the Table and Food Pantry provide food assistance to people in Comfort and surrounding areas.

The Food Pantry is located in a trailer in the Immanuel Lutheran Church parking lot at 318 High St in Comfort, TX.

The mission of the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State (FACTS) is to advance forensic anthropology and related sciences through world-class education, research, service, and outreach. FACTS is a multifaceted center that encompasses a body donation program, the outdoor Forensic Anthropology Research Facility (FARF), the Osteological Research and Processing Laboratory (ORPL), and the Grady Early Building, which houses the Grady Early Forensic Anthropology Research Laboratory (GEFARL).

Our mission is growing together as a community of faith to worship God, serve others, and proclaim Christ.

Our vision is to walk in faith, serve with joy, and share God's love.

Click here for the heritage stories of our church.

St. Boniface is all about turning strangers into friends and offering a loving space for those seeking genuine warmth, ready smiles, and the peace of Christ. 

Our program philosophy at Starlite Recovery Center is based on the understanding that the disease of addiction affects the entire person: encompassing the body, mind, and spirit. Because of this, treatment must address each of these areas to be successful in the recovery of the whole person.

We further believe that the disease of addiction touches more than just the individual who is abusing substances. We recognize that the lives of those around the alcoholic or addict are affected in many negative ways. Family, friends, loved ones, and employers need education, guidance, and support if treatment is to be successful.

Starlite's clinical staff will keep the family involved in the treatment process and decisions.

Starlite Recovery Center offers help for everyone whose lives are impacted by addiction and alcoholism. Primary treatment is merely the initial step in the overall recovery process. Our goal of promoting an abstinent lifestyle, one that is lasting and productive, is predicated upon intervention and education which demonstrate to the addicted individual the path of success and how others achieved it.

Addictions Treated:

• Alcohol
• Co-Occuring Disorders
• Drug Addiction
• Heroin
• Cocaine
• Marijuana
• Meth
• Opioids
• Prescription Drugs
• Stimulants

Programs:

• Residential Program
• Intensive Outpatient Program
• LBTQ+ Program
• Christian Program
• Military Veterans and First Responders Program
• Family Program
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapyy (DBT)

Drug Free Comfort seeks to eliminate dangerous and illegal drugs from our schools and community by raising awareness and knowledge and implementing drug prevention programs.

Through parent education, dynamic youth programs, and engagement with key stakeholders, Drug Free Comfort is dedicated to the promotion of healthy family relationships, emotional wellness, and the prevention of drug and alcohol abuse in our community.

We, the parish family of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, exist to love God and one another, to grow in our personal relationships and in our Lord, and to strengthen our community through prayer and worship.

We strive to be a living and growing community of support and service formed by the Gospel. In our lives, we try to live out these Gospel values in our Catholic heritage and pass them on to the upcoming generations. In the spirit of Jesus, we try to reach out to those among us who are in need of our support and care within our parish and beyond. By virtue of our baptism, each member is called to share in the work of witnessing to the Lord`s call to be of service to others.

At ESL, we build and support living communities for seniors of all needs. Whether residents require a hand with daily tasks or are ready to carry out independent lives to the fullest, our family of communities has a wide variety of plans tailored to their needs. Gain the freedom to pursue the pleasures of life and let us take care of the rest.

Welcome to Sacred Heart Catholic Church!

We are a warm, welcoming, Catholic congregation. Our broad and diverse family of devoted disciples of Jesus Christ strive to live the Gospel message. Enjoy searching our website, join us for Mass, join a ministry, and become a part of us.

We provide services for children with special needs that promote:

• higher levels of independence, self esteem, and success
• to ensure that children with special needs are afforded opportunities to be thriving, productive members of society
• to reinforce a belief that having a difference doesn't make a difference
• to demonstrate through our benevolent programs and dedicated support from the members of Texas Elks that Elks Care and Elks Share

Arms of Hope is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit Christian care organization that assists children and single-mother families in need. Arms of Hope's facilities include Medina Children's Home (60 miles northwest of San Antonio) and Boles Children's Home (40 miles northeast of Dallas). The facilities have over 150 years combined experience in comprehensive residential care programs for children. Arms of Hope also reaches disadvantaged children in their own neighborhoods in various communities with its Outreach Ministry programs.

Arms of Hope provides a safe haven and Christian environment for children and single-mother families by helping them avoid homelessness, poverty, abuse and neglect and by leading them to lives of sustaining and productive citizenship. Our residents attend public school, nearby universities or trade schools and participate in school, church and campus activities.

Our mission is to improve the healthcare and quality of life for qualified low-income, uninsured adults of Kerr County and the surrounding counties by providing free physical and mental healthcare, medications, and health education in a Christian environment that promotes a patient-centered, culturally sensitive healthcare model.

As a member of The National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics we are building a healthy America one patient at a time by means of free and charitable clinics where medical care for the underserved isn't a dream it's a reality.