It is the mission, duty and purpose of The Pink Berets to address, educate, coordinate, and provide aid and relief to active duty women of the United States Armed Forces and Veterans seeking assistance with invisible injuries such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Military Sexual Trauma and Combat Trauma Stress on a local and national level.

Our goals and commitment are based solely upon helping women who have been afflicted with the devastating effects of PTSD, MST and CTS and address their symptoms before it progresses to homelessness, unemployment, and suicide. If left unaddressed it can have a significant impact on their lives and their families.

Transformation House provides women and children who have experienced abuse with the time and tools they need to rebuild their lives. Our team of social workers provides specialized support for families who are looking for a viable pathway out of abuse.

We offer a range of services. Our most comprehensive program is our transitional housing program. This residential program provides wrap-around support including safe housing, therapy, case management, and mentoring.  

We also offer outpatient therapy in individual and group settings and play therapy. Our licensed clinical social workers are trained in EMDR, CBT, CPT, DBT, IFS and Sand Tray.

For more information about our programs, please contact us.

Our mission is to breed healthy, intelligent bulldogges with excellent temperaments to help active duty military, veterans and first responder personnel suffering with PTSD, TIB or any disability/disorder they may need a Battle Buddy for.

We are now proud to say that Conley’s Olde English Bulldogges kennel is owned and operated by Bullies 4 The Brave, Inc 501(c)3 nonprofit, supplying Battle Budides for our heroes.

Providing everything from the puppy, starter pack, free hand delivery anywhere in the lower 48, self training help and even 24/7/365 lifetime service and support for the recipient and their Battle Buddy. Every litter produced gives 1 out of every 3 puppies to an active duty military member, veteran or first responder who would benefit from having an emotional support, therapy or service dog. The other 3 pups are sold to support funding the nonprofit including the free spay and neuter we provide for every Battle Buddy.

The mission of the Kendall County Women's Shelter is to provide a safe emergency shelter in a supportive environment where Texas Hill Country victims of domestic violence and their children can begin the healing process and receive the support services they need to build new lives.

A healing home for girls who have been sexually trafficked or abused.

Retreat4Kids is the light that shines in the darkness of sexual exploitation and abuse. We are a safe place with safe people. We provide a loving environment and healing from trauma and we shine a light that overcomes the darkness for those we serve.

Retreat4Kids offers a therapeutic, comprehensive team approach including programs such as individual therapy and psychological counseling, continued schooling, life skills and voluntary spiritual opportunities to discover true identity and purpose. We are an IRS-approved 501(c)3 and all donations are tax-deductible.

Retreat4Kids provides a Christ-centered, residential center for girls in a time of crisis. We provide hope and healing through support of foster care services, relational advocacy, and trauma-informed care in a home environment while pursuing family restoration. We seek to influence and equip others who share a similar calling to impact children, families and future generations.

Boerne LeaderSteps is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping high school seniors in Boerne ISD develop lifelong leadership skills and prepare for success in college and beyond. 

Founded in 2001, LeaderSteps has impacted hundreds of local students who have gone on to experience great success in college and careers.  Graduates of the LeaderSteps program have served in student governments, started new service organizations and accepted positions in Fortune 500 companies, becoming the leaders of tomorrow.

Dr. Caroline C. Batenburg is a psychiatrist in New Braunfels, Texas. She received her medical degree from Vrije University Faculty of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years.

Practice Areas:

• Psychiatric Evaluation
• Psychopharmacology
• Children and teens
• Therapy and Hypnosis
• Collaboration with therapists

Click the following link for new patient forms: https://www.withhopeinmind.com/forms

What We Believe (adapted from The Catechism as found in the Book of Common Prayer):

• We believe that there is one God, the Father Almighty, creator of heaven and earth, of all that is, seen and unseen.
• We believe that Jesus is the only perfect image of the Father, and shows us the nature of God.
• In His death, we believe that Jesus made the offering that we could not make; in Him, we are freed from the power of sin and reconciled to God.
• We believe that in His resurrection, Jesus overcame death and opened for us the way to eternal life.
• We believe that Christ promised to bring us into the kingdom of God and give life in all its fullness through believing in Him and keeping His commandments to love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind, and to love your neighbor as yourself.
• We believe that the Holy Spirit is the Third Person of the Trinity, God at work in the world and in the Church even now.
• We believe The Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments contain all things necessary to salvation.

We, the family of St. Helena's, empowered by the Holy Spirit, welcome all God's children to grow with us in grace and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ.

Outreach is one of our core values at St. Helena’s. We strive to seriously follow Jesus’ commands to love our neighbors, and so we reach out to meet the physical and emotional needs of the world. All our outreach ministries are outward-focused, servant-minded, and rooted in love. Outreach is different from in-reach
(meeting the needs of our church family) and evangelism (meeting the spiritual needs of the world).

Christian Job Corps of Kendall County "equips adults for life and vocation." It consists of a core group of Christian business women who desire to offer a hand-up to women who are searching for positive direction and/or are bogged-down by life circumstances, situations the founding women had already experienced.

CJC helps unlock the future for women by offering them skills for life and vocation through the Job Prep for Women program. This biblically-based curriculum helps build confidence, embrace talents, complete a professional resume, hone interviewing skills, set plans to achieve goals, and seek employment that matches one’s potential. Computer mentors assigned as needed.

A seasoned cadre of volunteers provides clients with training essential for seeking and sustaining successful employment today, and for the future. Clients receive encouragement, guidance, and prayer throughout their journey.

HCFS operates at the intersection of urgent need and lasting change. We foster mental and physical wellness, stability and independence for individuals and families who are in crisis in Kendall County.

Our vision is to create an empowered community. HCFS is committed to providing case management services, innovative support including supplemental self–selection groceries, emergency financial assistance for individuals and families in the community who are experiencing a crisis.

We’re more than a local food pantry. HCFS is here to help Kendall County citizens first survive a crisis and then learn to thrive in the community.

We work closely with more than 30 local nonprofits to help with services available in the community including:

• Healthcare and Prescription Assistance
• Legal Services
• Affordable Housing
• Mental Health Counseling and Addiction Treatments and Assistance
• Dental and Vision Evaluations
• Education and Workforce Development

Our primary mission at the Hill Country Animal League is to help prevent unwanted, neglected and abused dogs and cats by providing affordable spay/neuter services, preventative care, and guidance on responsible pet ownership. By promoting the fostering and adoption of companion animals, we help deserving pets find loving, forever homes.

The Hill Country Pregnancy Care Center has been serving families in the Texas Hill Country since 1987. All of our services are free, fully confidential and available to anyone, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age.

Our staff and volunteer advocates are extensively trained. All medical services are provided by licensed nurses under the direction of a medical doctor.

Trinity Oaks is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded on the premise that active participation in the outdoors is a powerful, healing, and fundamentally life-changing experience.

Trinity Oaks’ mission is to use hunting, fishing and outdoor activities to give back and make a meaningful difference on the lives of others. For decades, we have known of the philosophical shift that outdoor activities cause within those who participate in them and how that profoundly impacts the wellness of our society. Since 2007, we have impacted tens of thousands of people who otherwise would not be able to afford the experience of the outdoors.

Our Mission:  Seeking to put God's love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

Comal County Habitat for Humanity was incorporated in the state of Texas as a non-profit organization on July 28, 1993. It is a local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International. We are recognized by the Internal Revenue Service under group exemption and assigned number 8545.

We have built 48 homes as of Summer 2020 in Comal County - all with donated funds, labor and materials. Habitat homes are not subsidized homes or promoted under any federal program. Comal County Habitat for Humanity initially holds the mortgages for completed homes. All homeowners pay an affordable loan to Habitat. Our community extends their support by volunteering and donating land, building materials/construction services, and funds.

LLCA provides educational, charitable, and civic services to the people of Southeastern Bandera County, including Lakehills, Pipe Creek, and Mico, and strives to improve the social environment and cohesiveness of the community.

Hope 4 Hounds exists to provide no-cost veterinary services to the homeless population within San Antonio, Texas, and surrounding areas so that individual dogs can receive the necessary vaccines and other proactive services while staying with their owners.

Seeing a need for Veterinary Care for dogs of the homeless population, Hope 4 Hounds works to provide free vaccines, health checks, and spay/neuter services to pets of our homeless population

We're a Christ-focused community, doing our best to love and serve others.

In addition to being the place where weekly worship services are held on Sunday, a meetinghouse in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints also includes classrooms, offices, a font for baptisms, a kitchen, and in many cases a multi-use cultural hall.

We have programs for every age and stage of life that help our members and neighbors live happier, more fulfilling lives. Come join us!

All over the world, we work to share a message of happiness and the good news of Jesus Christ. We invite you to share what inspires you.

We're a Christ-focused community, doing our best to love and serve others.

In addition to being the place where weekly worship services are held on Sunday, a meetinghouse in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints also includes classrooms, offices, a font for baptisms, a kitchen, and in many cases a multi-use cultural hall.

We have programs for every age and stage of life that help our members and neighbors live happier, more fulfilling lives. Come join us.

Our mission is to provide crisis and prevention services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault while providing a safe environment where an individual can make educated, non-biased decisions about their future.

In 2000 the shelter was expanded to 9 bedrooms as well as new office space to provide additional services. As the number of clients increased the agency began to provide more and more services to men. As a result the agency name was changed to The Crisis Center of Comal County, and has been known as a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to bettering our beloved Comal County for the past 34 years.

HCMH is a medical ministry providing charitable primary healthcare for eligible low-income, uninsured adults residing in Kendall County communities.

PATIENT INFO

• Patients are seen by appointment only.
• New patients must be screened for eligibility prior to their first visit.
• Existing patients must call ahead to schedule an appointment.
• 72 hour prior notice required for all prescription renewals.

St. Andrew began over a hundred years ago as a mission church of San Antonio's St. Anthony de Padua. As the population in the rural country grew, St. Andrew then became a mission church of St. Luke in Loire. As the city of Pleasanton became established and brought in more settlers, St. Andrew eventually became a church with her own priest. She is now the lead of the Pleasanton deanery and now has a mission church of her own, Sacred Heart in Campbellton.

St. Andrew is a vivacious community full of fun and exciting ministries and events for everyone in the family. Whether you are a convert or were born into the Catholic faith, there is a place for you here!

The KCCSB is appointed by the commissioner's court to help children who have been abused or neglected and to help prevent child abuse and neglect.

Safer Path builds awareness of family violence and sexual assault, empowers victims, supports survivors’ healing, and creates a safe and abuse-free community.

Serve as the expert resource of support services for victims; ensure physical safety while encouraging & empowering them to make choices

Advocate for victims of Family Violence, Sexual Assault, Teen Dating Violence & Stalking

These are our values: Client-Centered: We believe our clients. We do not judge blame, or question their choices. We are compassionate, patient, flexible, present, and empathetic. We understand the importance of confidentiality. Clients are not overlooked, made to feel incapable, or talked down to. We are someone’s support system, we are advocates, and we do not drop the ball.

Empowering Teamwork: We respect and own our personal experiences. Our foundation is dependable, supportive, strong, humorous, creative, dedicated and persistent. We work together to build relationships with trust, understanding, and valuing each other’s differences, despite the hardships.

Leadership: We are leaders who recognize the unique nature of this work, learn from our history, develop solutions, establish stability, and build community trust, while being good stewards of all resources.

Security: We are vigilant with the safety of our staff and clients because lives depend on it. It is our duty to provide a safe place to prepare a framework for a secure future.

Hope: We provide education, prevention, and change to move families from victims to survivors; thereby creating hope for the future.

Bountiful Blessings Food Pantry is a nonprofit organization that provides local families with food twice a month.

The Devine Food Pantry Ministry provides food assistance to children and low-income families in our community and surrounding areas.

The Devine Food Pantry provides numerous programs to meet the needs of every person who walks through our doors.

TLU is a private college in Seguin, Texas. We provide a diverse, affordable, small college experience that prepares students to lead.

As a community of faith and learning, Texas Lutheran University empowers a diverse student body through an education centered on the liberal arts and professional programs. In pursuit of a more just world, TLU is committed to academic excellence, servant leadership, and career development.

At TLU, your success is our priority. It begins with small classes, so you get the personalized attention you need. Faculty-led research is the foundation of many academic programs and often sets TLU students apart from their peers. TLU professors also assist students with securing internships and networking with alumni in their field of study.

The Office of Service Learning & Career Development provides support to students in the development and achievement of their career goals. The office also provides leadership to the Jon and Sandra Moline Center for Servant Leadership and facilitates opportunities for students to grow as global citizens and civic leaders through community service.

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