Purposed and passionate people promoting strength and self-sufficiency with the homeless through the discipline and joy of running. We are created spirit, body, and soul.
In conjunction with many partner organizations, Haven for Hope provides, coordinates and delivers an unparalleled system of care for clients.
Haven for Hope works with several partners in the community who provide comprehensive services on and off campus for clients on a regular basis, thus creating a true one-stop shop for clients on both our Transformational Campus and the Courtyard.
Partners who provide regular services on campus with security access. Many partners have offices on campus.
Aging services, training and support
Screening and support services for individuals with HIV/AIDS, Hep C, Syphilis
AA meetings
Outreach services for homeless veterans including housing placement, job placement and residential housing program
Basketball Embassy teaches world class basketball skills plus mentoring, discipline and goal setting through an established curriculum.
BEAT AIDS provides screening, education and support services, to include support groups, individual counseling, small group, peer to peer, linkage to medical and other referral services.
Bexar County offers Pretrial Services to those individuals released on Personal Recognizance Bonds (“PR Bonds”), to include supervision to ensure individuals attends all scheduled court appearances and do not re-offend while out on PR Bond.
Bits, Bytes and Bots provides weekly after school STEM classes to our kiddos in Minecraft Coding, Lego Robotics and Stop Motion Movie Magic.
Bescia University Masters Degree social work interns provide clinical services to clients while completing their clinical rotation which lasts one semester to a full year.
Catholic University Masters Degree social work interns provide clinical services to clients while completing their clinical rotation which lasts one semester to a full year.
Wide array of programs addressing mental health and substance abuse. On campus programs: ITP, PATH and Integrated Health Clinic
CentroMed’s Sarah E. Davidson clinic provides primary medical care and “medical home” services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. CentroMed also refers and coordinates speciality care for clients in need of these services.
Children’s Chours provides parent/child “Music Together” programming for families with children ages 0-5.
Childsafe provides abuse prevention, education, resources and training for staff.
CAM provides ID recovery services for our clients.
The City of SA provides coordination and identification of homeless veterans on campus and the coordination of available resources and services in the community.
SAFD is partnering with Haven, CentroMed and STRAC to provide an on-site Acute Care Station from 7pm – 7am.
Metro Health provides TB testing and follow-up services.
The City of SA provides clearance of warrants, procurement of identification cards and referral support for clients with alcohol and drug issues.
Cocaine addiction recovery and support groups
The Department of Defense METC program provides behavioral health students who conduct anger management classes and client engagement services on the Courtyard.
DFS provides adult welfare and protective services.
CPS provides child welfare and protective services.
Endeavor (formerly Family Endeavors) provides outreach, case management, navigation, rapid rehousing, prevention and stabilization services for homeless veterans and their families.
After school engineering classes for kids
FVPS provides Community Based Counseling services to individuals and groups, to include adults, families and children.
Health Futures of Texas provides educational courses to teens age 11+ to help them build healthy relationships with friends, family and siblings, and to make healthy decisions about sex and avoid unplanned pregnancies.
HABC provides housing vouchers and programs to clients.
I Care SA provides comprehensive eye care to include vision screenings, eye glasses, diagnostic testing and surgery.
Life Skills for Living provides evidence-based anger management, stress management, conflict resolution and relationship enrichment classes for clients.
Magik Theater provides on campus plays four times a year for children of all ages and their families. They also provide summer camps off-campus for our kiddos.
NAMI provides training for staff and clients regarding how to improve the quality of life for all people affected by mental illness.
The primary service provided by Narcotics Anonymous is the NA group meeting. Each group runs itself based on principles common to the entire organization.
OLLU Psychology Program provides mental health assessments and counseling for clients, and training for staff.
OLLU Masters Degree social work interns provide clinical services to clients while completing their clinical rotation which lasts one semester to a full year.
PIF’s Next Right Steps program provides extended, on-campus sober living for clients for up to 12 months, and their Bridge program provides bridge funding to clients to enter off-campus sober living environments.
Free and low-cost legal services to underserved immigrant children, families and refugees
SAMM provides rapid rehousing, transitional housing and homelessness prevention services to clients.
SAAF provides HIV/AIDS and STD screening, prevention, education, support services and housing to clients.
SACD provides comprehensive dental care, to include cleanings, urgent care and surgery.
San Antonio College Service Learning interns provide clinical services to clients while completing their clinical rotation which lasts one semester to a full year.
SACADA provides outreach, prevention, intervention and recovery services to clients and training to staff.
The San Antonio Food Bank provides all the meals on the Transformational Campus, totaling over 40,000 meals per month. The Food Bank also offers enrollment assistance with SNAP and WIC benefits, plus a wonderful Culinary Arts Training program for clients.
SAHA provides housing vouchers and programs to our clients.
SAILS provides information, assistance and support systems to clients with disabilities.
SAISD Adult Education provides GED/HSE prepatory, ESL, computer skills and college and career exploration classes.
SAMA provides after school art classes for kids and adult women based on works of art in the Museum.
Seton Home provides education and support services to help transform the lives of pregnant and parenting teen mothers and their children.
Sigma provides urgent psychiatric services to clients as a bridge between appointments with their established providers.
SVdP provides the preparation and service for all meals on the Courtyard, to include a Food Service Training program for Courtyard clients. In addition, SVdP provides housing support and assistance to individuals and families inlcuding case management, job training, budget counseling, housing search and placement and rent and utilities assistance.
St. Mary’s legal team, comprised of professors and studetns, provide ID recovery and warrant relief clinics to clients primarily on the Courtyard.
S2F provides a health and wellness curriculum and a 5K training program for walking, wheeling and running.
Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid provides drivers license recovery for clients.
Texas State Masters Degree social work interns provide clinical services to clients while completing their clinical rotation which lasts one semester to a full year.
Texas Workforce Solutions (formerly DARS) providese workforce services including placement, support and referrals for individuals with disabilities.
The Children’s Shelter provides parenting classes to new parents.
After school performance activities for kids
Thrive provides supportive services, life skills and housing for LGBTQ youth age 18-24 plus housing for any homeless youth age 18-24.
True Mental Health provides outreach and services for individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder with psychotic features.
UT Dental profesors and students provide regular screenings and care on the Courtyard, including urgent care in the UT Dental mobile unit and follow-up comprehensive care in the SA Christian Dental Clinic.
UTSA Masters Degree social work interns provide clinical services to clients while completing their clinical rotation which lasts one semester to a full year.
UIW Feik School provides health awareness on campus.
UIW Nursing insructors and students provide regular health screenings and podiatry care on the Courtyard.
The VA provides outreach, benefits assessments, navigation and referrals for mental health and medical services for homeless veterans.
Voices for Children provides training and support for clients regarding safety for their chidlren, and training for staff regarding a wide array of children’s issues.
The YMCA provides on-site childcare and after school care at their state of the art child care facility, which includes early Head Start and Head Start programs. The Y also provides on-site and off-site summer camp and programmings.
Partners who provide services to clients at their own sites.
Fosters interest in technology by introducing upper elementary through high school students to computer science
Adult continuing education and certifications.
Affordable housing
Residential drug and alcohol program for women who need treatment and support in a homelike residential setting; outpatient gender-specific programming for men and women program dedicated exclusively to treating women.
Provides safe haven for victims to report domestic abuse. Works hand-in-hand with network of partners to investigate and build powerful cases against perpetrators.
Pet food, low cost spaying and neutering
Direction and guidance for families of children and youth with special needs.
Parenting classes
Inpatient and outpatient hospital services
Immediate assistance to victims of family violence.
Provides county residents with mediation services at no charge as an alternative method of resolving interpersonal, family, business, consumer and community disputes.
Assisting victims of domestic abuse.
Guardianship services for adults
Reentry program for formerly incarcerated
The mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one mentoring relationships that change their lives for the better, forever
Summer camp
Café College offers free advice to help SA students of all ages apply to college, find financial aid, and answer questions about the college process
Numerous programs helping families and individuals.
Inpatient and outpatient hospital and specialty care
Chrysalis provides life skills and reentry classes to previously incarcerated individuals.
WIC, senior services, housing
Resources for healthy pregnancies and healthy births for vulnerable women and teens
Inpatient and outpatient mental health hospital for children and youth
Helping at-risk youth stay in school by connecting children and their families to critical resources.
Fair housing services
Wide array of services for veterans, state hospital patients, formerly incarcerated men and women and homeless individuals.
Crystal Counseling provides clinical services to children, adolescents, adults, couples, families and groups.
Pet food for community clients; low cost veterinary care.
Dedicated to establishing and maintaining neighborhood-based programs that increase accessibiity to services in south San Antonio and Bexar County. Five neighborhood centers: DePaul Family Center, DePaul Children’s Center, DePaul-Wesley Children’s Center, La Mision Family Health Care, and El Carmen Wellness Center.
Sober, independent living for women
The DoSeum provides after school STEM classes for our kiddos.
Dress for Success and Career Gear provide networks of support, professional attire and development tools to help women and men thrive in work and life.
Adult education tutoring
Empowering individuals and families across the life span by providing multiple, integrated services that meet the needs of SA’s Eastside neighborhoods.
Case management, life skills training, employment assistance, educational help for women with mental illness and their children.
Providing information, direct assistance, comprehensive medical, education and social services to individual with epilepsy and their families.
Financial sustainability counseling and services.
Community services to help youth, individuals and families overcome poverty.
Training and supportive services through Goodwill Careers Academy.
Transitional living program for homeless expectant mothers and homeless mothers with infants.
Monitored exchanges, supervised visitation, parenting education and counseling for families going through divorce and crisis.
Helping Hands provides financial support for training and academic scholarships that enable Haven for Hope and SAMMinistries clients to become self-sufficient.
Helping children with homework and providing constructive activities designed to increase interest in education; summer programs offer arts and crafts, games, money skills to promote financial literacy.
Dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy.
Inpatient and partial hospitalization for specialized behavior healthcare and addiction treatment.
Comprehensive treatment of substance use disorders
Small business loans
Transitional home serving mothers and children who have fled dangerous and abusive lives.
Meal delivery
Supportive housing services
Family preservation services and foster care through outreach
Inpatient and outpatient hospital and specialty care
Policy, regional task forces, initiatives
Comprehensive outpatient clinic
Parenting programs, housing
Drug and alcohol addiction programs
Monster Moms offers programs and resources to help single parent families aged 18-25
Inpatient and outpatient hospital services
Oxford House offers sober, independent living for men and women
Parent training and information centers funded by the US Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs to help parents understand their child’s disability; understand their rights and responsibilities; obtain and evaluate resources and services; participate as team members with professionals in planning services for their children.
Pride Community Clinic promotes collaboration between ARC and UTHSA, established to serve the uninsured and underinsured LGBTQ, primary care plus linkages to vital mental health, sexual health and substance abuse services.
Refurbished medical equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, power chairs for low income and homeless individuals.
Affordable housing communities
Peer to peer recovery group and advocacy
Adoption options for women facing unexpected pregnancies; services for young adults with disabilities.
Care for those impacted by sexual violence through counseling, crisis intervention and prevention education
Continuum of services to empower and equip students with the purpose and skills necessary for successful, positive impact in their own lives, the lives of their families, and their community.
Services for teens, young adults and families who are trying to overcome the effects of drugs and alcohol
24-hour emergency care in a structure setting for boys and girls ages 5-17
Adult rehabilitative centers and housing services
Support, counseling, prosthetics, home and car modifications for amputees
Supportive learning environment for members-volunteers with mental wellness challenges
San Antonio Cultural Arts is a community-based arts program fostering human and community development.
Substance abuse services for men
San Antonio State Hospital is a local state mental health hospital
After school youth programming
Benefits counseling
Safe and loving refuge for children in crisis.
Faith-based finanical sustainability classes
Access to diapers, incontinence supplies and other goods
Benefits and services including Medicaid, long-term care for people who are older or who have disabilities, SNAP and TANF benefits, behavioral health services, services for elderly and women with special health needs.
Serves veterans, their dependents and survivors, in all matters pertaining to veterans’ disability benefits and rights
Job placement
Guidance, support and advocacy for foster youth in order to prepare them for life after foster care.
Inpatient and outpatient hospital and specialty care; CareLink and HAP programs for homeless
Free tax counseling and preparation
Employment services and job placement for adults and youth 16-25
Fosters interest in technology by introducing upper elementary through high school students to computer science
Partners that offer a variety of resources to meet various client needs.
Elementary, middle and high school
Emergency support services
County Sheriff’s programs and support
Collaborative initiatives including two funded outreach staff focused on downtown.
Recreational and fitness programs; camps; neighborhood parks
SAPD HOPE Team provides outreach, navigation to H4H and ID recovery; SAPD patrol unit provides patrol of the surrounding area and support to Haven.
City support
Elementary, middle and high school
Elementary, middle and high school
Elementary, middle and high school
Pre-K through 12th grade
Elementary, middle and high school
Pre-K through 12th grade
Non-profit advocacy council
Elementary, middle and high school
Full day preK program offering free after school care until 6pm. Program is highlighted by experienced staff, high quality curriculum and bilingual education options. Students are provided with free, healthy meals.
Elementary, middle and high school
Library programming and events
Elementary, middle and high school
Pre-K through 12th grade
Local Continuun of Care lead agency
Elementary, middle and high school
Elementary, middle and high school
Elementary, middle and high school
Develops, implements and maintains regional trauma and emergency healthcare system
Probation and parole
United Way services
Bus passes, services
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