San Antonio’s finest in retirement living features every level of care. Built on a solid foundation of compassionate care, each team member is at the top of their game, and each resident is supported on an individual basis. Providing high-quality care in a high-quality environment is our specialty.

Our mission is to extend the healing ministry of Jesus Christ to all those we serve. Our commitment is to show respect for the whole person at every stage of life, focusing on the unique needs of elderly adults. We provide a continuum of care, housing, and services while offering compassion, comfort, and opportunities for spiritual growth.

Verdant EDU is an educational support company that specializes in helping school districts in San Antonio find talent. We work with educators, free of charge, by helping them find roles in San Antonio area school districts.

Workers Kabin is a 100-bed dormitory for men.

Affordable temporary lodging.

The people of Esperanza dream of a world where everyone has civil rights and economic justice, where the environment is cared for, where cultures are honored and communities are safe.

The Esperanza advocates for those wounded by domination and inequality — women, people of color, the lesbian, gay, trans and queer community, the working class and poor. We believe in creating bridges between people by exchanging ideas and educating and empowering each other. We believe it is vital to share our visions of hope… we are esperanza.

Huisache Avenue Baptist Church's purpose is to glorify the Lord. This is the reason why the Lord created every person on this Earth. You were created for something more than to go to work and exist in this world. You were created for a far greater purpose. You were created to put a smile on the face of The Lord Jesus Christ. We fulfill our mission at HABC by seeking the lost, teaching the found, and inspiring them to do something for the Lord they have never done before.

At HABC, going to church is still like going to church. We desire believers to hear the truth while feeling the convicting and drawing power of the Holy Spirit. We pray the Lord's presence is manifest at every service. The Bible is our authority. Preaching is our communication. Prayer is our engine. The Glory of God is our motivation and inspiration. We would love for you to come so we may be a blessing to you. We are greatly committed to the Great Commission and the Great Commandment.

For more than 50 years, AAMA has helped Latinos achieve their potential.

We’ve motivated youth to finish school and encouraged many to go on to college. We’ve taught immigrant adults to communicate in English and have guided scores of them to gain the knowledge they need to become contributing United States citizens. We’ve prepared them to enter workforce development courses and secure livable wage jobs. We’ve helped both youth and adults break the cycle of addiction and make positive choices that improve the quality of their lives.

AAMA has empowered men, women, and children to pursue their dreams and inspired leaders within the community. In short, AAMA has helped tens of thousands of Latinos to achieve. To be truly amazing.

Our core purpose: to be Jesus' witnesses in the world.

A century ago in San Antonio, Texas a small number of Roman Catholic families living in Beacon Hill began talk of the possibility of building a church for their neighborhood.... In thanksgiving for what was, in appreciation for what is, and in anticipation of what is yet to come, may God always bless the people who come to this church: St. Ann Catholic Parish.

We are a Bible-based church with a mission to make an IMPACT through the Gospel of Jesus Christ!

The mission of Pride Center San Antonio is to serve the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and HIV communities by connecting them and their families to community resources and organizations related to health, wellness, support, education, activities, and advocacy.

The vision of Pride Center San Antonio is to be the premier resource center in South Texas for people of all sexual orientations, gender identities and gender expressions.

The Center will respect the diversity of its members while promoting the well-being of the overall community through advocacy, education, and outreach. In order to achieve its vision, The Center will:

• Acquire and maintain adequate space to meet the needs of the community based on the mission of the organization.
• Be a comprehensive resource for the community based on the mission of the organization.
• Analyze the community’s needs on an ongoing basis and provide opportunities for members to share in the development, implementation and evaluation of educational, support, and other types of programs and services to meet those needs.
• Reach financial stability through cooperation with multiple funding sources in order to hire and support staff while maintaining programs and facilities.
• Facilitate outreach to and collaborate with the greater San Antonio community to participate in the education and development of the overall community as affirmed in the mission of the organization.

The Center operates by the following core values as a way of ensuring that top quality and support are provided to our membership and the community at large.

• Appreciate and Respect Diversity: Program for and support the diverse needs of our community and all it stands for while respecting members’ privacy and confidentiality in a safe environment.
• Be Community Centered: Develop and maintain communication channels and venues for our members to participate in the program development, implementation, and evaluation process as a way of ensuring their needs are met while maintaining a high level of member satisfaction.
• Cultivate and Maintain Community Relationships: Connect, communicate, and collaborate with existing community organizations already providing services to our community so as to not duplicate services, but support existing ones. The Pride Center will serve as a community link to refer members to existing programs and services as needed.
• Develop the Board: Provide the Board of Directors with professional development opportunities in a variety of areas to help them make more effective decisions.
• Educate and Empower: Provide members and the community at large with education, intervention, and support programs that encourage self-acceptance, nurturing, and
understanding.
• Forecast for Financial Stability: Diversify our funding sources through community involvement and view fundraising as a direct responsibility of the Board of Directors.

Blessing of Hands Ministries is devoted to making a difference in the community by providing quality food programs for anyone needing access to fresh nutritious food. We also provide transportation services to faith-based restoration homes in San Antonio and the surrounding area for alcohol- and drug-dependent individuals seeking treatment.

St. Luke's is called to illuminate San Antonio with the light of Christ through transformative education, compassionate care, and inspiring worship and music.

The mission of Women’s Global Connection is to promote the learning and leadership capacity of women locally and globally, particularly in the least advantaged regions and countries.

We are a ministry of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio.

Alamo Center is your Trusted Partner for Court-Mandated Classes in Texas. We offer DPS-approved, Texas-licensed education for DUI/DWI, Drug Offenses, and more.

With 25+ years of experience and online courses, we guide you towards compliance and personal growth, meeting court and legal mandates across all Texas counties.

What is the Young Women’s Leadership Academy?

The Young Women’s Leadership Academy is San Antonio’s only public all-girls school, and enjoys total focus from its principal and educational team. Its results speak for themselves.

• 100% of students graduate from high school
• 100% of students are accepted at a wide range of colleges and universities across the United States.

How is YWLA Different?

The unique differentiator is support from the private YWLA Foundation, which focuses on:

• A high-achieving educational culture
• A commitment to graduating 100% of each class, and ensuring all students enter college with an educational toolbox to assure successful graduation.

Key success pointers for the YWLA program:

• Rigorous Academics 
• Focus on Healthy Living

Blue Ribbon Status for YWLA

In 2015, when the Young Women’s Leadership Academy accepted the U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon award for academic achievement, it was the only school in San Antonio to receive the coveted recognition.

The fact that the school had opened its doors only seven years earlier added to the surprise of the announcement.

The Alamo Colleges District (previously the Alamo Community College District, or ACCD, and The Alamo Colleges) is a network of five community colleges in San Antonio and Universal City, Texas (USA), and serving the Greater San Antonio metropolitan area.

• San Antonio College (founded 1925)
• St. Philip's College (founded 1898)
• Palo Alto College (founded 1983)
• Northwest Vista College (founded 1995)
• Northeast Lakeview College (founded 2007)

Alamo Academies began in 2001 with a mission to expose high school students to STEM careers driven by industry. Students who enroll in one of our programs are exposed to high demand career pathways through a hands-on curriculum. Students can make better decisions on their educational and career plans after high school graduation.

Our mission is to improve the literacy levels of San Antonio’s adult population through individualized curricula and one-on-one tutoring.

Our vision is to enable functionally illiterate, out-of-school teens and adults to reach their educational and personal goals and to strengthen those who are economically and socially disadvantaged.

Our programs are designed to address the needs of many different kinds of learners.

The foundation of Each One Teach One is the army of men and women who take the time to volunteer.

We have several locations throughout the city of San Antonio.

• High School Equivalency Prep
• Adult Basic Literacy
• English as a Second Language (ESL)
• Digital Literacy

We are a Great Commission church. As a global community of faith,
we are commissioned to take the good news of life in Jesus Christ to people everywhere and to spread the message of scriptural holiness across the lands.

The Church of the Nazarene bonds together individuals who have made Jesus Christ Lord of their lives, sharing in Christian fellowship, and seeking to strengthen each other in faith development through worship, preaching, training, and service to others.

We strive to express the compassion of Jesus Christ to all persons along with our personal commitment to Christlike living. While the primary motive of the church is to glorify God, we also are called to actively participate in his mission: reconciling the world to himself.

Our Mission: Empowering individuals and families to transform their lives and strengthen their community.

Founded in 1903, Family Service (officially Family Service Association of San Antonio) is the oldest human service nonprofit in San Antonio.

Four traits have always characterized Family Service: innovative programs, collaboration with others in the community, responsible fiscal management, and an abiding dedication to families. The vision of a handful of leaders in 1903 has impacted hundreds of thousands of lives to date.

Today the programs of Family Service continue to support positive family values, respect the changing role of the family, and assist children, seniors, and families to deal effectively with their problems and challenges. Family Service remains a premier resource for San Antonio families.

Providing Psychological Services in the San Antonio area.