We can help you learn English, so you can...

• expand your job options. 
• communicate better with your family, friends, teachers, employers, and doctors. 
• study to become a North American citizen. 
• help your children succeed in school. 
• improve your computer skills. 
• develop self-confidence and be more independent.

Click here for more information.

In order to be accepted into our program, you must be:

• 18 years old with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 17 years old with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 16 years old with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and the documentation requested by a court, and parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)

Free for the student.

The FRC service family members of the incarcerated and individuals formerly incarcerated with:

• Assistance with basic needs (food, clothing, transportation, ID cards, etc.
• Employment assistance through job readiness, and job referrals.
• Regular support group meetings.
• Substance recovery classes.
• Chaplaincy services.
• English as a Second Language (ESL)
• Mental health counseling.
• Public utilities assistance (when funding is available).
• Parenting classes.
• Anger management classes.
• Art therapy for victims of domestic violence.

• Identification
• Proof of incarceration

Prospera believes that a strong investment in adult education and development provides comprehensive opportunities to build an enhanced community, increase cultural diversity, and strengthen the economy. We strive to encourage self-endurance to motivate our adult residents to explore educational opportunities by promoting the value of long-term benefits including better jobs, increased wages, and overall prosperous quality of life. Our Services Managers play a vital role in helping residents locate and enroll in appropriate adult programs and services available in our Community Learning Centers as per the needs and interests of the residents at each property as well as the resources available in the surrounding community.

Adult programs and services include, but are not limited to:

• GED Preparation
• ESL Classes
• Citizenship Classes
• Life Skills Classes
• Parenting Programs
• Financial Literacy and Budgeting
• Computer Literacy
• Home Ownership and Credit Counseling
• Job Fairs and Job Skills Training
• Online Employment Searches and Application Assistance
• Skills and Recreational Hobby Groups

This program is for residents of Vista Verde Apartments .

Our Direct Services team consists of social workers and case managers devoted to ensuring our client’s basic necessities are being met.

We carry out these services by providing individualized needs assessments, emotional support, resource linkage, empowerment, and education.

Our services include, but are not limited to:

• ICE/ISAP/Court Accompaniment
• School Registration
• Access to:
  • Nutrition
  • Clothing Assistance
  • ESL Classes
  • Medical Care
  • Mental Health
  • Dental Care
  • Housing
  • Internet Connection/Wifi
  • Safety Planning
  • Transportation

For more information, contact us.

Prospera believes that a strong investment in adult education and development provides comprehensive opportunities to build an enhanced community, increase cultural diversity, and strengthen the economy. We strive to encourage self-endurance to motivate our adult residents to explore educational opportunities by promoting the value of long-term benefits including better jobs, increased wages, and overall prosperous quality of life. Our Services Managers play a vital role in helping residents locate and enroll in appropriate adult programs and services available in our Community Learning Centers as per the needs and interests of the residents at each property as well as the resources available in the surrounding community.

Adult programs and services include, but are not limited to:

• GED Preparation
• ESL Classes
• Citizenship Classes
• Life Skills Classes
• Parenting Programs
• Financial Literacy and Budgeting
• Computer Literacy
• Home Ownership and Credit Counseling
• Job Fairs and Job Skills Training
• Online Employment Searches and Application Assistance
• Skills and Recreational Hobby Groups

This program is for residents of Terraces at Haven for Hope.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with court order).

 Call (210) 554-2451 or click here for registration and other details.

Free.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with court order).

Click here for more information or call (210) 554-2450 for registration and other details.

Classes are held in the portable building.

Free.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with court order).

Call (210) 554-2453 or click here for registration and other details.

Free.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with a court order)

Call or click here for registration and other details.

Free.

Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training. 

• Technology and Computer Training
• Job Help
• English as a Second Language
• GED 

For Drop-In help in one of these areas, please come between 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM. Service days may vary by location.

Adults. 

Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.

Free.

English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are offered to refugee’s age 16 years or older. Classes are provided for refugees to gain the language skills necessary to become self-sufficient, and to find and sustain employment.

Monthly bus passes are also provided to eliminate all challenges and obstacles between the student and their opportunity to learn.

This program takes place at Lutheran House of Prayer, 10226 Ironside Dr.

The Education Program’s services and all classroom materials are provided to students free of charge, including childcare services, interpreting and translation services.

The Refugee School Impact Program (RSIP) offers activities that lead to the effective integration and education of refugee children. The RSIP supports impacted school districts with services for refugee children. Students between 5 and 18 years of age participate in activities including: English as a Second Language instruction, after-school tutoring, activities encouraging high school completion and full participation in school activities, summer programs and club activities, parental involvement activities and interpreting services.

Refugee and immigrant children between the ages of 5 and 18.

For additional information please contact program director, Elizabeth Vidales at (210) 226-3569 ext 248.

We can help you learn English, so you can...

• expand your job options.
• communicate better with your family, friends, teachers, employers, and doctors.
• study to become a North American citizen.
• help your children succeed in school.
• improve your computer skills.
• develop self-confidence and be more independent.

In order to be accepted into our program, you must be:

• 18 years old
  o with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and
  o parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 17 years old
  o with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and
  o parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 16 years old
  o with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and
  o the documentation requested by a court, and
  o parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)

Free for the student.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with a court order)

Call or click here for registration and other details.

Free.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

Call (210) 554-2450 for registration and other details or click here for more information.

Free.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

Click here or call 210-554-2450 for more information.

Classes are held in the portable building.

Free.

Families and individuals living in CHR affordable housing communities have access to supportive social services such as:

• Homework help and tutoring
• After-school snacks and summer lunches
• Adult education programs
• ESL assistance
• Financial literacy programs
• Job readiness preparation
• And more

Free for residents of San Juan Square 1.

Families and individuals living in CHR affordable housing communities have access to supportive social services such as:

• Homework help and tutoring
• After-school snacks and summer lunches
• Adult education programs
• ESL assistance
• Financial literacy programs
• Job readiness preparation
• And more

Free for residents of San Juan Square 2.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with a court order)

Call or click here for schedule, registration and other details.

Free.

The Presentation Ministry Center offers culturally appropriate educational opportunities for holistic development and community building, embodying the spirit of Nano Nagle. As mentioned earlier, the Center is primarily dedicated to meeting the needs of the immigrant community. The classes offered are in response to requests of our participants.

No requirements.

Instruction is free. There may be a cost for materials, depending upon the class.

The SAISD Adult Education Literacy (AEL) program embraces success for all adult learners, helping them define what success means to them in order to guide them on a path toward continued improvement and growth. The program’s mission is to ensure that all adults who live in Texas have the skills necessary to function effectively in their personal and family lives, in the workplace and in the community.

The SAISD Adult and Community Education program offers the following classes at over 23 locations throughout San Antonio, Monday through Thursday and on Saturday (morning and evenings).

Services offered under the Adult Education are FREE of charge to the community and include the following:

• ASE/GED preparation
• ABE/ASE/GED for Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
  recipients
• Adult Basic Education in English & Spanish (Math, Reading and Writing)
• English as a Second Language (ESL)
• English Literacy Civics (EL Civics)/Citizenship
• Preparation for post-secondary education and training (Transitions)
• Distance Learning (online classes)

New classes:

• IT Fundamentals+ Certification
• Basic Computer Skills Certification

Specialized services include:

• IET career training combined with workforce preparation and academic support
• Integrated EL CIVICS (ESL/EL CIVICS/Career Training)
• Employer partnerships: Contextualized TXCHSE or ESL based on employer needs

Some fees may apply. Contact for more details.

We can help you learn English, so you can...

• expand your job options.
• communicate better with your family, friends, teachers, employers, and doctors.
• study to become a North American citizen.
• help your children succeed in school.
• improve your computer skills.
• develop self-confidence and be more independent.

In order to be accepted into our program, you must be:

• 18 years old
  o with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and
  o parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 17 years old
  o with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and
  o parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 16 years old
  o with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and
  o the documentation requested by a court, and
  o parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)

Free for the student.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with court order).

Click here for more information.

Free.

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with court order).

Click here for more information.

Free.

We can help you learn English, so you can...

• expand your job options.
• communicate better with your family, friends, teachers, employers, and doctors.
• study to become a North American citizen.
• help your children succeed in school.
• improve your computer skills.
• develop self-confidence and be more independent.

In order to be accepted into our program, you must be:

• 18 years old with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 17 years old with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)
• 16 years old with the corresponding withdrawal forms from the last school attended, and the documentation requested by a court, and
  parent or guardian permission (must be present at the time of enrollment)

Free for the student.

The YWCA Olga Madrid Center is a multi-purpose center that is the literal hub of the community, reaching multiple generations in the same families. The Center is reflective of the culture of the community, and offers important services with dignity and respect.

Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training. 

• Technology and Computer Training
• Job Help
• English as a Second Language
• GED 

For Drop-In help in one of these areas, please come between 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM. Service days may vary by location.

Adults. 

Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.

Free.

Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training. 

• Technology and Computer Training
• Job Help
• English as a Second Language
• GED 

For Drop-In help in one of these areas, please come between 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM. Service days may vary by location.

Adults. 

Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.

Free.

CST provides wraparound services, which have been a best practice for many decades, and treat the whole client in the context of being an individual, a member of a family, a part of a culture and a survivor of repeated trauma, in a culturally competent manner.

Counseling
Evaluation, diagnosis and treatment with individual, group and family therapy: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused approaches.

Medical care
Diagnosis, treatment, pain reduction, wound care, physiotherapy, prescriptions.

Social Services
Clients along with their case managers, set and achieve goals, obtain basic needs, ESL, and housing stability, leading to self sufficiency.

Forensic Reports
Clinical evidence

Training
Training those who are interested in providing services to survivors.

APB Education Program
Employment skills inventory and community college easy-entry programs

English as Second Language (ESL) is an English language study program for nonnative speakers.

18 and older (17 with parental consent, or 16 with court order).

Click here or call (210) 554-2450 for registration and other details.

Free.