FIGHTING HUNGER AND FEEDING HOPE IN SAN ANTONIO AND SOUTHWEST TEXAS. The San Antonio Food Bank takes pride in fighting hunger, feeding hope in our 16 county service area. We believe that no child should go to bed hungry, adults should not have to choose between a hot meal and utilities, nor a senior sacrifice medical care for the sake of a meal. Founded in 1980, The San Antonio Food Bank has quickly grown to serve 58,000 individuals a week in one of the largest service areas in Texas. Our focus is for clients to have food for today but to also have the resources to be self-sufficient in the future. Fighting hunger is our number one priority but we also serve to educate and provide assistance in many other ways. We achieve this through our variety of programs and resources available to families, individuals, seniors, children, and military members in need. The work to end hunger in Texas is a joint effort with anti-hunger champions from all communities. Hunger in our communities impacts us all – regardless of race or gender. That's why it's important for the San Antonio Food Bank to commit to equal-opportunity hiring practices. To learn more about our nondiscrimination policy, visit https://www.fns.usda.gov/civil-rights/usda-nondiscrimination-statement-snap-fdpir.

We Build for Better! Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio works with low-income families who would not otherwise be able to afford a home. We partner with hardworking families in need and help them build affordable homes for themselves and their families at no interest and no profit. We are not a charity or a “handout” program, but rather we help families help themselves. Habitat has built 1,174 homes in San Antonio! Visit our website to find out how to volunteer or to see if we're hiring!

SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN MINISTRY, INC is a religious institutions company based out of 5254 BLANCO RD, San Antonio, Texas, United States.

RMYA cares for children in the foster care system who are healing from severe abuse, neglect, violence and trauma, through no fault of their own. Here they have a safe place to live, food, clothing, therapeutic care and love. RMYA provides residential care for children and youth from birth to age 24 through a continuum of care in emergency shelters, a community family counseling center, a drop in center for sex trafficked and homeless youth, a long term residential campus and a transitional living program for youth who have aged out of foster care with nowhere to live, and for youth who are homeless. Restoring hope, one child at a time.

Workforce Solutions Alamo serves as the governing board for the 13-county Alamo workforce development region, overseeing a network of service providers and contractors that brings people and jobs together. No-cost resident services are delivered through one-stop career centers available to the 8,000 businesses and more than 2 million residents in the Alamo region. The primary role of Workforce Solutions Alamo is to align, focus and set direction for all workforce activities in the 13-county Alamo region. Workforce Solutions Alamo serves the counties of Atascosa, Comal, Bandera, Bexar, Frio, Gillespie, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Medina, McMullen and Wilson. WSA is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. Relay Texas (800) 735-2989 (TDD) or (800)735-2988 voice

Meals on Wheels San Antonio prepares and delivers nutritious meals each weekday to homebound seniors living in Bexar, Frio, Atascosa, Comal, Edwards, Guadalupe, Karnes, McMullen, Medina, Uvalde, and Wilson Counties. During the last fiscal year, Meals on Wheels San Antonio provided 1,000,000+ meals to 5,320 seniors. Adults who are homebound, unable to cook for themselves, and lack outside support are eligible for services at no charge. Meals on Wheels San Antonio has served the senior citizens of Bexar County since 1977. Today, our agency is one of Bexar County’s largest non-profit organizations providing services to seniors. Services include home meal delivery, companionship for homebound seniors, and daytime care for seniors diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia-related diseases. More information about the programs and services you make possible can be found at www.mowsatx.org. *Formally known as Christian Senior Services.

Alamo Area Resource Center (AARC) utilizes the Johns Hopkins model of HIV Care, an integrated approach to treatment has proven effective due to the complexity of the patient population which is especially vulnerable to drop out from either social services care, medical treatment or both. To this end a “single point of care” model was developed to maintain treatment engagement. The AARC wrap-around care model includes medical providers, psychiatrists, social workers, mental health counselors, housing specialists, HIV testing and supportive services on-site.

Our mission is to enhance the lives of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc of San Antonio (TAoSA) was founded in 1954 by parents who wanted to create a network of support and services for their children with special needs. Throughout our history, The Arc has responded to the changing needs in our community by developing programs and partnerships that address the most critical issues facing people living with disabilities. Today, The Arc offers one of the largest continuum of services for children and adults with a broad range of intellectual and developmental abilities. The Arc has two locations in San Antonio: 13430 West Avenue, 78216 and 6530 Wurzbach Road, 78240. We serve over 200 adults each day. We play a distinctive role among social service providers in San Antonio. Each year our case manager and support services connect over 1,800 children, adults and families to a wide range of resources for people with disabilities. The Arc serves as a gateway to community services for many individuals and families seeking assistance for the first time. We provide a continuing source of information, referral and support during times of transition or crisis.

Founded in 1986, SAAF's mission is to reduce new HIV and other sexually transmitted infections by providing equitable access to education, prevention, and sexual healthcare and improving the health and quality of life of people living with HIV. At SAAF, we are committed to creating a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community. Our services include health education, free HIV and STI testing, PrEP, medical and pharmaceutical services, mental health counseling, medical and social case management, Cafe SAAF, housing and emergency financial assistance for people living with HIV and oral health care. Call 210-225-4715 for more information.

Alamo Area Resource Center (AARC) utilizes the Johns Hopkins model of HIV Care, an integrated approach to treatment has proven effective due to the complexity of the patient population which is especially vulnerable to drop out from either social services care, medical treatment or both. To this end a “single point of care” model was developed to maintain treatment engagement. The AARC wrap-around care model includes medical providers, psychiatrists, social workers, mental health counselors, housing specialists, HIV testing and supportive services on-site.