Program Mentors near
0.06 miles away,
106 S St Mary's, San Antonio, TX, 78205
, D1
Improving the lives of families and communities most in need through collaborations based on relationship, partnerships that are engaged, and services activated across networks between the San Antonio faith community, government agencies, non-profit organizations and community groups.
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0.79 miles away,
303 N Frio St, San Antonio, TX, 78207
, D5
AARC serves as an advocate and training center for health care professionals serving those most in need, and hopes to enhance educational programs to demonstrate how the involvement of young professionals can change the health care landscape of the San Antonio community.
• Cultural Sensitivity: Cultural competency is at the core of AARC service delivery model. AARC offers staff cultural competence training annually to build knowledge, skills, and increase capacity to improve working relationships with historically marginalized populations. AARC is committed to providing health affirming care to our diverse client population. AARC staff not only reflects the community that we serve, but also offers specific cultural sensitivity training with population of focus at the center, such as: LGBT population, gender non- binary /non- conforming, people of color, people with disabilities, among others.
• LGBT Fellowship: AARC is pleased to announce three university student fellowships at its newly opened LGBT Health Equity Clinic. These fellowships will be awarded to students pursuing degrees in the field of nursing, medicine and social work. With these fellowships, AARC seeks to encourage and support those hoping to serve others in their respective professions, while investing in students who are proven leaders in their academic achievements. AARC Health Equity Fellowships will provide $5000 to three university students per semester to work on-site at the clinic alongside skilled professionals.
(210) 625-7200
0.8 miles away,
118 N. Medina, Suite 121, San Antonio, TX, 78207
, D5
COVID-19 Notice
Due to health and safety concerns, our May 30 training event has been canceled.
Early Childhood is the most critical stage in human development. Voices is committed to improving the quality of early childhood care and education by providing high quality professional development to those who care for and care about our children.
Purpose:
• Increase awareness of the importance of high quality early education and care
• Provide high quality training/professional development for early childhood caregivers/teachers/directors
• Help child care providers meet state training requirements
• Increase awareness of community resources available to care givers and the families they serve
• Increase awareness of public policy and advocacy among caregivers/teachers/directors
• Increase awareness of issues surrounding delivery of high quality care for young children among policymakers
Target audience is child care workers, teachers and directors of:
• Licensed child care centers and Registered family day homes in target City Council District
• Informal caregivers
• Family, Friends & Neighbors in target City Council District
Call or email for further details.
1.01 miles away,
1111 N Main Ave, San Antonio, TX, 78212
, D1
COVID-19 Notice
Our phone lines will remain open. Intakes will be conducted over the phone and not in-person. All public outreach activities, including substantive law and intake clinics are suspended through April 17.
For legal resources and FAQ regarding COVID-19 effects on legal issues, see our website at
https://www.trla.org/covid19-main.
Texas CBAR is a statewide attorney referral program that provides free legal help to eligible nonprofit groups that cannot otherwise afford legal services. We connect volunteer attorneys with nonprofits that need assistance with transactional matters such as state incorporation, federal application for tax-exempt status, bylaws, contracts, internal policies, board compliance, and other matters that do not involve litigation.
HOW TO APPLY
Complete and return the Texas CBAR Group Application for Services (PDF) or (Texas CBAR Application (Word), both available for download at: http://www.trla.org/nonprofits
Contact us by email [email protected] or call (512) 374-2712
1.1 miles away,
1518 S Alamo St, San Antonio, TX, 78204
, D5
COVID-19 Notice
Due to safety concerns, this program has been temporarily discontinued. Please check back for updates.
Beyond SAY Sí’s on-site year-round, long-term youth programs, we extend our reach through community-based programming. Working with our network of alumni and contracted teaching artists, SAY Sí aims to reach different populations with creative development work, arts and cultural experiences and training opportunities.
SAY Sí’s Artists Building Communities [ABC] means to broaden the idea of what art is, what art can be and how we engage with art in our everyday lives. By creating accessible positive arts and cultural experiences for all populations of students, their families, and the adults who serve them SAY Sí builds a broader and stronger community for the arts.
There are several ways SAY Sí works with community partners, professional, youth groups and the public:
• Creative Youth Development Programs & Partnership – Arts education via workshops and youth-focused events
• SAY Sí Field Trips – Tours & Workshops – Free and fee-based experiences available for groups of all ages
• pARTicipate – Tuition Based Camps & Events – Summer camps for elementary and middle school ages; fun adult art events
• Company & Org. Team Building/Retreats/Staff Activities – Let us help you get creative with your staff experiences
• Professional Development – Teacher, Youth Practitioners – Training in CYD, Youth Voice, Social Justice, Medium-based etc.
To request a partnership with our ABC [Artists Building Communities] Program, fill out our partnership form at saysi.org/partner-with-saysi/.
Nicole Amri
- Program Director
(210) 212-8666
(210) 212-8666
Hirrah Barlas
- Administrative Assistant
(210) 212-8666
(210) 212-8666
1.12 miles away,
1303 McCullough Ave, Ste. 160, San Antonio, TX, 78212
, D1
A safe zone or a safe space is a place where all people feel safe, welcome and included. It may be a room, a car, or an entire organization.
The Center’s Safe Zone Training aims to increase the awareness, knowledge, and skills for individuals and address the challenges that exist when one wants to advocate for their LGBTQ peers, family members, friends, coworkers, and students, as well as for themselves. Creating safe zones is a proactive step that schools, agencies and corporations can take to create welcoming, inclusive spaces so that all people are empowered to reach their full potential.
This training will give participants the skills they need to provide support and to create environments that are safe, welcoming and inclusive. At the end of the class, participants receive a Safe Zone Certificate.
Safe Zone Training can be customized to meet the needs of any organization.
Become an ally! Help stop bullying!
How can I get trained?
The Center offers free Safe Zone Training to non-profits. For information about scheduling and/or rates for for-profit businesses/organizations please complete the contact request.
The Center offers FREE Safe Zone Training to non-profits. For information about scheduling and/or rates for for-profit businesses/organizations please complete the online contact request found at: https://pridecentersa.org/programs/safe-zone-training/
Please refer to our community calendar for future dates.
(210) 370-7743
1.95 miles away,
1903 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX, 78212
, D2
You are enrolled or about to begin an Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree Program
You are a first-generation college student or would like extra support
You are committed to completing your degree
You are enrolled or about to begin an Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree Program
You are a first-generation college student or would like extra support
You are committed to completing your degree
You can enroll for free. Thanks to generous donors,
our program is
completely free for students.
Mon-Thu, 9:00am–8:00pm
Fri, 9:00–12:00pm
Sat,10:00am–3:00pm
Sunday, closed
2.52 miles away,
919 Mission Rd, San Antonio, TX, 78210
, D1
COVID-19 Notice
Our services continue uninterrupted.
Education for mental health professionals on mental diagnoses and treatment to help our community understand the impact of trauma on children.
NXT Level Youth Opportunity Center
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
2.65 miles away,
1226 NW 18th St, San Antonio, TX, 78207
, D5
COVID-19 Notice
To limit the spread of COIVID-19, this center has been closed until further notice.
The NXT Level Youth Opportunity Center, managed by the City’s Department of Human Services in coordination with Goodwill and Communities in Schools, assists young adults (16-24) disengaged youth with the steps necessary to go back to school or find a job related to their interest
NXT Level is a City of San Antonio program partnered with Communities in Schools (CIS) and Goodwill Industries. The program serves young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 who are disconnected from education, work, and major societal support systems.
We are committed to providing a safe space where every 16 to 24 year old achieves their personal, educational, and/or career goals.
We connect each participant with a life and education/career coach. Coaches offer on-going case management, counseling, life skills, and referrals to community partners with demonstrated success.
Anyone between the ages of 16-24 who resides in San Antonio qualifies for the services and can either schedule an appointment or walk in to meet with a NXT Level coach.
Free
Mon-Fri, 10:00am-7:00pm
3.21 miles away,
205 W Olmos Dr, San Antonio, TX, 78212
, D1
We are available to assist your staff in the event of a crisis including the sudden or anticipated death of a student, student’s family member or faculty member. Services offered include:
• The Center’s staff will facilitate onsite debriefing sessions with staff to help staff cope and plan for crisis communication and assistance.
• In certain situations, the Center’s staff will facilitate onsite crisis support related to grief.
Staff provides training for agencies that wish to facilitate their own crisis or bereavement support groups.
• The Center’s staff provides crisis communication assistance, such as providing letters formatted to address loss and partnership with the CBCST.
• Phone consultations are available for counselors, teachers, staff and parents.
Crisis Services at the Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas have been made possible by Valero Energy Foundation.
Call our Programming Department at (210) 736-4847 to speak with one of our counselors.
3.45 miles away,
503 Castroville Rd, San Antonio, TX, 78237
, D5
COVID-19 Notice
Due to safety concerns, all programs except childcare have been temporarily discontinued. Please check back for updates. For childcare, see Olga Madrid Child Development Center or call (210) 433-9922.
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.
Mon-Fri, 7:00am-6:00pm
Basic Literacy, Career Planning, Child Care, Children's Programs, Citizenship & Immigration, Community Garden, Computer Skills, English as a Second Language, Financial Education, Food Pantry, Health Screenings, Help Escape Violence, Help Navigating the System, Home Buyer Education, Life Skills, Nutrition Education, Parenting Classes, Program Mentors, Program Sponsors, Relationship Building, Senior Programs, Skills & Training, Volunteer Opportunities, Youth Programs
3.81 miles away,
702 Donaldson Ave, San Antonio, TX, 78201
, D7
The Food for Thought educational series offers nonprofit leaders serving within disability service organizations the opportunity for low-cost education on topics within the realms of planning, HR, finance, fundraising, marketing, story-telling, management principles, and more. Serving up a little food for thought along with some tasty morsels, we bring these educational tidbits to community leaders over lunch. This is a valuable opportunity for nonprofit leadership to learn, network, and discover.
Contact disABIITYsa for details.
3.97 miles away,
3559 Belgium Ln, San Antonio, TX, 78219
, D2
COVID-19 Notice
Open
Daily Bread, as a Christ-centered organization, desires to help partners assist their communities in defeating poverty through God’s work. In addition to our weekly food distribution to our ministry partners, Daily Bread equips those partners with resources and training to address the root cause of poverty. Daily Bread focuses on addressing the defined root cause of poverty: broken relationships.
We do this by helping our partners help their communities mend their connections with God, other people, self, and creation.
Free
Mon-Fri,7:00am-3:00pm
Matt Amerman
- Vice President of Programs
(210) 223-4707
(210) 223-4707
4.75 miles away,
1906 Castroville Rd., San Antonio, TX, 78237
, D5
COVID-19 Notice
We are continuing as many services as possible to the community. Refer to our program listings for information about each program's status.
Madonna Center Child Care Staffing Solutions (CCSS) is a child care staffing program dedicated to meeting short and long-term substitute and permanent child care staffing needs. The program mission is to serve child care centers with staffing needs through the provision of temporary personnel. The vision of CCSS is to reduce understaffing, one of the biggest challenges faced by child care centers.
Serves other child care centers
Mon-Fri, 8:00am-5:00pm
4.96 miles away,
7201 Broadway, San Antonio, TX, 78209
Mission Presbytery is dedicated to helping mitigate disasters before they happen, respond with aid when they do, and stay through the recovery helping to rebuild lives, families, and the community.
We usually support other agencies with volunteers, equipment, and financial aid. Mission Presbytery also hosts/houses volunteers who respond to an area after a disaster. Our organization is not set up to help at the individual level, that is where each of the churches comes in, we serve other agencies, volunteers, and first responders.
Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 5:00pm
5.4 miles away,
710 New Laredo Hwy, San Antonio, TX, 78211
, D4
The Thread of Justice is an alternative model for social, environmental and economic justice that provides a clean and safe job environment, a living wage, nurtures leadership development and business opportunities for displaced garment workers and elderly women from the local area.
Merchandise from the San Antonio Cooperative and our sister organization in Chiapas are available in our Southside location.
Free
Mon-Fri,9:00am-3:00pm
Maria Montez
- Vice President of Programs
6.96 miles away,
8918 Tesoro Dr, #535, San Antonio, TX, 78130
, D10
COVID-19 Notice
We remain open during our normal hours of operation. Volunteers are asked to observe shelter-at-home protocols.
SJRC utilizes Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) as the primary program model for our programs. TBRI was developed by Dr. Karyn Purvis and Dr. David Cross at the Child Development Institute at Texas Christian University. It is an evidence-based model with over a decade of research behind it. TBRI is a holistic intervention that meets the needs of the whole child. It is an approach to caregiving that is developmentally respectful, responsive to trauma, and attachment-based. TBRI purports three principles are the foundation for working with kids from hard places – Connecting, Empowering, and Correcting.
Our Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI) Trainers will help your staff, school districts, teachers, ministry, families or organizations grow in their understanding of trauma and dealing with children from hard backgrounds. Training is offered in person.
6.98 miles away,
5372 Fredericksburg Road, Building F, San Antonio, TX, 78229
COVID-19 Notice
Only online meetings are happening at this time. See Prosumers website for more information.
Prosumers is a place where recovery happens! Everyone is in recovery from something. We have FREE empowerment meetings to inspire people to live their dreams! We start with a lite lunch to build community and personal relationships. Then, we hold a two-hour empowerment meeting! You will leave inspired!
3rd Friday of the month - noon to 3:00pm
7.77 miles away,
2430 Freedom Dr, San Antonio, TX, 78217
, D10
We gather local heroes who work together to empower our children to thrive.
Here we discover the heart of the local community. As the community comes together the environment begins to grow, common goals surface, and children begin to see a better future.
Please click visit our Website to learn more, and click JOIN THE VILLAGE to sign up.
8.06 miles away,
5523 Aspen Valley St, San Antonio, TX, 78242
, D4
Heart Healthy Families is a national outreach and education program developed by CRW & Associates, LLC to promote health care awareness to entire families and the community.
Our goal is to affect positive behavioral change through information, education, and linkages to resources.
Program objectives:
- Provide essential education and resources that address prevalent chronic conditions such as high cholesterol, hypertension (high blood pressure), stroke, diabetes, and cancer.
- Provide health education to vulnerable populations.
- Provide leadership and technical assistance to church health ministries and community organizations.
- Build community capacity by developing culturally relevant programs that can be replicated and sustained in the community.
- Empower and educate community members to become health advocates
- Create coalitions and partnerships that link the faith and health community.
We also provide faith communities and nonprofit agencies with educational materials about Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP to assist them with educating their neighbors and clients.
CRW supports faith communities, nonprofit agencies, and other organizations with their health and wellness programs.
No in-person services are offered at this location. Contact Olga Rodriguez for information.
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm
9.15 miles away,
1670 FM 1516 S, China Grove, TX, 78263
This volunteer opportunity is a way for pastors to connect the heart of their congregation to the community, for teachers to show students how to give without expectations, for moms and dads to publicly demonstrate compassion to their children, and for youth pastors to teach mercy, worship and prayer.
It’s not about feeding the poor; it’s about being a blessing to your neighbor. A bag of chips, some cheese crackers, a loaf of raisin bread, a plush toy and some candy won’t feed a needy family, but it can open a door to someone poor in spirit. Wealthy or destitute, we all can use prayer and someone to share our burdens with. A divorce, a wayward child, disease or financial needs can weigh heavily on someone behind closed doors. A "Bag of Blessing” can open that door and then a heartfelt prayer can bring hope and demonstrate that their neighbor does care.
For more information about the "Bag a Blessing" or if you are wanting to set one up, please contact us through our website using this link: http://kingdomresources.us/bag%20a%20blessing.html
Free
Saturday morning.
Steve and Carla Sholin
- Founders
(210) 648-4900
(210) 648-4900
9.15 miles away,
1670 FM 1516 S, China Grove, TX, 78263
The foundation stone of our ministry was the concept of providing material support to other ministries so that they could utilize more of their finances, time and energy on ministering to those they are called to serve. For instance, a ministry that houses and ministers to the homeless would need a building, food, clothing, beds, etc., but their true ministry is to give encouragement and speak healing into the broken lives they serve. If they have to spend too much time or money collecting the material goods they need, they, in turn, neglect or spend less time ministering to the people.
Or a small church may want to reach out to their neighborhood, but because they are small they may lack the finances to purchase supplies to do so. If available, we would provide them resources without cost.
We have been gifted with the knowledge, experience, faith and anointing to realize that there are many resources that are often overlooked or cast aside by individuals or businesses that are valuable for ministry. It is this that guides our thinking when we are offered various donated goods.
One thing we do not do is search out items. We only have what God provides. The phone rings, we answer and usually, say, ”Yes!” We can do that based on our knowledge of the ministries we serve and their individual needs. Apart from that, a ministry may call needing a particular item and again because of past experience or the unction of the Holy Spirit we may give them direction as to where it may be found.
In over a decade, we have had many diverse items given to us, from semi-loads of new sinks and toilets, to buildings and homes, vehicles, and tons of food and clothing.
When we meet someone new?an individual, a ministry leader or a pastor?and we connect with them in heart, spirit, purpose and goals, it births a relationship. That relationship is about sharing resources, experience, knowledge, material goods and even other relationships, not necessarily equally but equitably. Then, through teamwork we learn how to serve one another, build up one another, communicate with one another, overcome differences, offenses, strengths and weaknesses. In the process, bonds of purpose and trust are formed and the network?the Kingdom of God?is expanded.
Free
Steve and Carla Sholin
- Founders
(210) 648-4900
(210) 648-4900
27.02 miles away,
115 Kendall View Dr, Boerne, TX, 78006
COVID-19 Notice
Due to health and safety concerns, all in-person contact is suspended. Support is provided virtually until further notice.
We get churches engaged and working together.
Every Christian shares a biblical call to care for our community’s abused and neglected children. However, most church leaders and their families are largely unaware of the crisis and the many ways they can serve as part of the solution. Our proven ministry model ensures that the 90% of the church that will never take a child into their home understands the critical role they play in supporting the 10% who will. When the whole church body is serving and connected with community support and resources, we will be a community with a network of More than Enough for every child and family impacted by the foster care system.
Call or email for more information about getting your church involved.