No in-person services are offered at this location.

The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District has opened a COVID-19 hotline and website for residents to ask questions about the virus. The hotline is available in English and Spanish.

If you are an essential worker, you may apply for COVID-19 Essential Worker Child Care. This will be short-term child care and is subject to the availability of funds. If you apply and your application is denied, you will not lose your spot on the regular CCS Waitlist.

Please do not submit an application if you:
• Are NOT an Essential Worker
• Are a two-parent family where one parent is NOT an Essential Worker
• Do NOT need Child Care to work in an Essential Occupation

Click on the Website link below to fill out the online application.

As our country continues to manage the COVID-19 emergency, Comcast is taking immediate steps to make it easier to connect low-income families to home Internet.

• 25 Mbps
• No Term Contract
• No Credit Check

Apply here.

You may qualify if you are eligible for public assistance programs such as the National School Lunch Program, Housing Assistance, Medicaid, SNAP, SSI, and others.

Households with outstanding debt owed to Comcast may be eligible for Internet Essentials. We are waiving this qualification if you apply and are approved by 12/31/20. After 12/31/20, standard eligibility rules apply.

$9.95/month plus tax

During the COVID-19 crisis, we are stepping up our online offerings to include lots of interactive classes and activities. Topics include:

• How to stay fit at home (exercise for every age, strength and ability level)
• Arts and crafts
• Holistic health
• How to get the most from the internet (and avoid the rest)

To see the calendar of upcoming virtual events, click the Website link below.

While SAHA is not charging fees or penalties to Public Housing residents, other landlords, including those of Section 8 voucher holders, can still charge and collect rent, fees, and penalties under the terms in the lease, but are not allowed to file for eviction based on non-payment rent. Voucher holders with past-due rent are encouraged to reach out to their landlords now to discuss options for repayment agreements.

The CDC Order does not waive an individual of their obligation to pay rent or comply with any other obligation. Renters are still required to pay all past-due rent and are encouraged to reach out to SAHA if their income has been impacted by COVID-19. SAHA may need to recalculate rent payments and also offers repayment plans to Public Housing residents and accepts partial payments for those unable to pay rent in full each month.

Under the CDC Eviction Order, tenants may still be evicted for:

• Engaging in criminal activity on the premises;
• Threatening the health or safety of other residents;
• Damaging or posing an immediate and significant risk of damage to property;
• Violating any applicable building code, health ordinance, or similar regulation relating to health and safety; or
• Violating any other contractual obligation (other than late fees, penalties, or interest).

In addition, SAHA clients may also qualify for emergency rental or utility assistance from the City of San Antonio. To learn more and submit an application online, please visit the City’s COVID-19 Emergency Housing Assistance website here.

Services
* Medical
* Family Practice
* Healthcare for the Homeless
* Lab Services
* Triage

Free for homeless individuals.
Sliding scale based on income.

This program provides housing (rent or mortgage), utility, and internet assistance to qualifying individuals or families during the COVID-19 crisis. In addition, qualifying individuals or families will receive $150-$300 (based on household size) for food and other necessities through the Family Independence Initiative.

Please review the following eligibility and documentation requirements before beginning the application process.

Applicants must meet all of the following criteria:

• Be a current resident of the City of San Antonio;

• Be the primary lease or mortgage holder in a multifamily unit, mobile home, or single-family home within the city limits of San Antonio;

• May only apply for rent, mortgage, and utility assistance related to one primary property;

• Have a household income at or below 100% of the area median income (AMI) as defined by HUD; and

• Provide ID and proof of hardship. Acceptable forms of documentation are listed here.

Apply here

San Antonio residents struggling to pay rent on a current lease or mortgage due to an unexpected crisis should apply for Emergency Housing Assistance using the online application found here.

The Emergency Housing Assistance Program makes a one-time payment to the landlord or creditor for no more than three consecutive months or $3,5000.

Residents applying for housing assistance are also eligible to have up to $1,500 of their utility and internet bills paid through the program.

Clients approved for the housing assistance through this program are eligible for up to $300 cash assistance for fuel and groceries.

A request does not guarantee financial assistance will be provided.

Please do not submit more than one request for assistance.

This program is in response to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Free

Walk-up testing for COVID-19 is provided at this Curative Kiosk.

By appointment. Click here to schedule an appointment.

Parents may be asked to assist with administering the COVID-19 test if their child requires assistance. Locations are subject to change.

Free