Supplies for School near
COVID-19 Notice
CAM has decided to keep its doors open to serve those less fortunate in the San Antonio community. Click here for a current list of CAM services and requirements.
Financial assistance offered for utility payments - a disconnection notice must be issued and the client must be able to pay half of the bill.
Financial assistance for prescription medications up to $40 annually.
School supplies and back packs available by sign up mid June to early July.
(210) 223-6648
COVID-19 Notice
Any Baby Can (ABC) is responding to the COVID-19 crisis by supporting families raising children and youth with special needs.
During this crisis, we need your support more than ever. Many of our families are not able to work at this time, and their needs continue to increase. Please consider giving to Any Baby Can as we help provide emergency relief.
COVID-19 Notice
To protect our employees, our participants, and continue services the Housing Authority of Bexar County (HABC) has made the following operational changes:
- Closure of the HABC Lobby
- No in-person meetings
- Residents will hear from their assigned caseworker by appointment using phone or email.
- Property managers are taking extra care with our elderly population checking daily to assure they have sufficient supplies and that any health-related needs are being addressed.
Questions from participants can be directed to their assigned caseworker or anyone can call the main number at 210-225-0071. For updates, phone our hotline (210-231-2043) or visit our website at www.habctx.org/about.us/coronavirus.
• Money Smart Classes: Case management staff, in partnership with financial organizations trained in FDIC curriculum, offer quarterly Money Smart classes at our public housing communities. Topics include: borrowing basics, pay yourself first, banking services, budgeting, repairing your credit and homeownership.
• Back To School Drives: FSS case managers organize back-to-school drives to help residents with costs of school supplies. The funds raised pay for school supplies, uniforms, immunizations and haircuts.
• Health Fairs: Case managers participate in and support community health fairs.
• Employment Fairs: Family Self-sufficiency provides residents information on upcoming job fairs and assists with transportation, resume preparation, interview technique and necessary job skills.
• Summer Youth Employment: HABC provides youth, ages 14 to 24, the opportunity to learn on-the-job training during summer months. Employment may be with HABC or with one of our partners.
• Thanksgiving Baskets
• During the holiday season, case and property management staff identify needy families and supply holiday meals to them.
COVID-19 Notice
All activities are canceled until further notice.
The mission of Temple Beth-El, the historic heart of Reform Judaism in San Antonio, is to provide a sacred framework that inspires people to cultivate their Jewish lives.
Reform Jewish life and community in San Antonio. Currently, Temple Beth-El is one of the few synagogues in the nation with all-female clergy and is the largest in South Texas.
Whether it’s through direct service or advocacy work, Temple Beth-El continues to create progressive social change and positive impacts for congregants, neighbors, and community.
COVID-19 Notice
Our block parties continue with guests seated by household and socially distanced.
Monthly neighborhood meetings are sponsored to build unity in the community and to give us opportunities to develop relationships with the parents and other care givers of our children. Each event includes a free meal, live Christian music, and clothing. Seasonally, other items such as school supplies, Thanksgiving dinners and Christmas gifts are also provided.
All of our neighbors in and around the East Meadows (formerly Wheatley Courts) area are welcome.
Free
COVID-19 Notice
COVID may have changed how we do things, but it has not changed our mission or our call to serve our community!
We download, print and deliver homework assignments for students in our service area that do not have access to a computer or wifi at home.
We also provide crayons, pens, pencils, and other materials the students need to complete their work.
We also check students' homework, track their progress, and offer incentives for the students who finish their packets.
Call for more information.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
While the City of San Antonio Department of Human Services operated Senior Centers and Nutrition Sites are temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration, meals and San Antonio Food Bank commodities are available for pickup or delivery by the Department of Human Services.
All Senior Center members enrolled in the Senior Nutrition Program will receive meal distributions and San Antonio Food Bank commodities at the senior centers during the closure. Seniors needing a meal or Food Bank commodities may contact the Department of Human Services senior center nearest to them for services:
• West End Park Senior Center, 210-207-1720
• District 2 Senior Center, 210-207-5390
• South Side Lions Senior Center, 210-207-1760
• Willie Cortez Senior Center, 210-207-5295
• District 5 Senior Center, 210-207-5270
• Normoyle Senior Center, 210-207-5650
• Alicia Treviño Lopez Senior Center, 210-558-0178
• Doris Griffin Senior Center, 210-780-7444
• Bob Ross Senior Center, 210-207-5300
• Northeast Senior Center, 210-207-4590
Seniors may also call the Human Services Senior Services Division at 210-207-7172.
Other resources available to seniors:
• San Antonio Food Bank Commodities, 210-431-8326
• Meals on Wheels, 210-735-5115
• Alamo Service Connection / Senior Services, 210-477-3275
COVID-19 Notice
Due to COVID-19, appointments are required to visit. Please email us to make an appointment.
You must wear a mask when visiting.
Are you stressed out? Is work harder than usual? Are your hobbies hard to enjoy now? This could be burnout.
Want some help? We're here for you.
Register online here:
Free
COVID-19 Notice
Even during these unique times, our member volunteers are finding ways to continue serving those in need in our communities. Click here to learn more.
Each Child Receives:
- three pairs of jeans, pants or leggings
- a jacket
- a belt
- three shirts
- six pairs of underwear
- six pairs of socks
- a personal care kit containing personal items
- a school box with basic supplies
- a pair of shoes
- two books of their choice
Children K-5 enrolled in a San Antonio Title I school
Free
(210) 732-1200
Angel Helpers Ministry's mission is to bring the joy of Jesus to families in need in San Antonio and surrounding areas by meeting their needs during the holiday seasons and throughout the year.
We provide Thanksgiving meals, Christmas gifts for kids, Silver Santa boxes for seniors, Easter bags, and back to school supplies.
We also help connect the community to the physical needs of those around them.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
While the City of San Antonio Department of Human Services operated Senior Centers and Nutrition Sites are temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration, meals and San Antonio Food Bank commodities are available for pickup or delivery by the Department of Human Services.
All Senior Center members enrolled in the Senior Nutrition Program will receive meal distributions and San Antonio Food Bank commodities at the senior centers during the closure. Seniors needing a meal or Food Bank commodities may contact the Department of Human Services senior center nearest to them for services:
• West End Park Senior Center, 210-207-1720
• District 2 Senior Center, 210-207-5390
• South Side Lions Senior Center, 210-207-1760
• Willie Cortez Senior Center, 210-207-5295
• District 5 Senior Center, 210-207-5270
• Normoyle Senior Center, 210-207-5650
• Alicia Treviño Lopez Senior Center, 210-558-0178
• Doris Griffin Senior Center, 210-780-7444
• Bob Ross Senior Center, 210-207-5300
• Northeast Senior Center, 210-207-4590
Seniors may also call the Human Services Senior Services Division at 210-207-7172.
Other resources available to seniors:
• San Antonio Food Bank Commodities, 210-431-8326
• Meals on Wheels, 210-735-5115
• Alamo Service Connection / Senior Services, 210-477-3275
COVID-19 Notice
We remain open to provide services to families in our neighborhood. Before visiting, please call to verify days and hours of operation.
COVID-19 Notice
We remain open to provide services to families in our neighborhood. Before visiting, please call to verify days and hours of operation.
At St. Brigid, we have several ministries that reach out to our local and wider communities.
By providing assistance, goodwill and hospitality, the needs of many are met when parishioners come together, with Christ, to serve others.
COVID-19 Notice
CAM has decided to keep its doors open to serve those less fortunate in the San Antonio community. Click here for a current list of CAM services and requirements.
(210) 697-5771
COVID-19 Notice
Click here to see COVID-19 updates and guidelines from the Office of the Archdiocese.
COVID-19 Notice
Due to safety concerns, this program has been temporarily discontinued. Please check back for updates.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
While the City of San Antonio Department of Human Services operated Senior Centers and Nutrition Sites are temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration, meals and San Antonio Food Bank commodities are available for pickup or delivery by the Department of Human Services.
All Senior Center members enrolled in the Senior Nutrition Program will receive meal distributions and San Antonio Food Bank commodities at the senior centers during the closure. Seniors needing a meal or Food Bank commodities may contact the Department of Human Services senior center nearest to them for services:
• West End Park Senior Center, 210-207-1720
• District 2 Senior Center, 210-207-5390
• South Side Lions Senior Center, 210-207-1760
• Willie Cortez Senior Center, 210-207-5295
• District 5 Senior Center, 210-207-5270
• Normoyle Senior Center, 210-207-5650
• Alicia Treviño Lopez Senior Center, 210-558-0178
• Doris Griffin Senior Center, 210-780-7444
• Bob Ross Senior Center, 210-207-5300
• Northeast Senior Center, 210-207-4590
Seniors may also call the Human Services Senior Services Division at 210-207-7172.
Other resources available to seniors:
• San Antonio Food Bank Commodities, 210-431-8326
• Meals on Wheels, 210-735-5115
• Alamo Service Connection / Senior Services, 210-477-3275
COVID-19 Notice
We remain open to provide services to families in oue neighborhood. Before visiting, please call to verify days and hours of operation.
COVID-19 Notice
No changes in operations.
CCHT-Texas exists to provide awareness, education and victim services through collaboration with individuals and organizations to break the chains of labor and sex trafficking.
We are based out of Sugar Land (outside of Houston), but are a Statewide Organization serving throughout Texas.
Our services are limited to those who have been involved in human trafficking (labor or sex) or at risk.