Transportation Assistance near

COVID-19 Notice
CAM has decided to keep its doors open to serve those less fortunate in the San Antonio community. Click here for a current list of CAM services and requirements.
Transportation in the form of bus tickets to pre-scheduled medical appointments or job interviews.
A monthly bus pass may be issued for new full time (32+ hours) permanent job.
Appointments must be verifiable.
Employment must be verified by a physical copy of an employment verification letter.
(210) 223-6648
Social Services provided by AARC include:
- Case Management: Medical and Non-medical case management help individuals living with HIV/AIDS become self–sufficient and virally suppressed. Case managers utilize assessments, care coordination, advocacy for options and services to meet client’s comprehensive health needs.
- Referrals to community resources
- Medication and medical adherence
- Linkage to medical care
- Assist with obtaining HIV medication
- Assist with applications for medical benefits
- Client-centered services
- Health Insurance: The Health Insurance Premium–Aids Pharmaceutical Assistance (HIPCSA) program is intended to help HIV positive individuals continue medical care without gaps in health insurance coverage or disruption of treatment. This includes premium payments, office visit/lab co-payments, deductibles and medication co-pays. Funds are NOT available for co-payments associated with hospitalization and/or emergency room care.
- Housing Services: Alamo Area Resource Center maintains an affordable housing data base and provides housing referral and placement services. AARC also provides HOPWA Short Term Rental, Mortgage, Utility assistance (STRMU), Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) and housing case management for those who qualify.
- Patient Navigation: Patient navigation is a process by which an individual—a patient navigator—guides patients with HIV through and around barriers in the complex care system to help ensure timely diagnosis and treatment.
- Outreach Services: Outreach Services is the identification of people with unknown HIV disease, as well as those who know their status but are out-of-care. For help receiving or returning to care contact 210-204-5964.
- Thrive Early Intervention: Assists individuals recently diagnosed with HIV or those with HIV who have not yet established a regimen of regular medical care.
- Transportation: AARC transportation offers a shared-ride service for consumers that because of their disability are unable to access the public transit system. The purpose is to transport our clients to and from their medical appointments. If an AARC shuttle van is not available, we may transport you in a contracted vehicle, such as a taxi. Hours and direct line: Mon-Fri: 8am–4:30pm; 210-625-7222
- Support Groups: Alamo Area Resource Center (AARC) offers and provides space for a variety of different types of discussion, harm reduction, therapy, support and Healthy Relationship groups. Some are presented by AARC, while others are peer-led, organized, and presented by groups or entities not affiliated with AARC. Groups are free to attend and RSVP is not necessary unless stated otherwise. For information about each group and/or to learn about attendance guidelines, restrictions or requirements, contact our Behavioral Health Department at 210-591-0216
During your first visit with us, you will be meeting with our Intake Specialist who will collect all the eligibility documents as well as our agency documents in order to be eligible for services. You can expect to spend about 30-50 minutes with the Intake Specialist.
Be prepared to bring:
- Proof of positivity
- Proof of income
- Proof of residency
- Picture I.D
COVID-19 Notice
VIA Link “safe capacity” is two (2) riders per trip. This helps maintain social distancing and provides a safer space for everyone traveling.
All non-exempt passengers age 10 and older are required to wear a face-covering.
VIA Link is a pilot ride-sharing program designed to provide on-demand transit in the Northeast San Antonio area. People may reserve a van to take a trip with as many as five people going to various destinations.
Like Uber or Lyft service, customers can request a trip through a convenient app and can begin and end a trip anywhere within the pilot zone. They can also connect with the regular VIA bus service to continue their trip. (Download the app from Apple's App Store or Google Play.)
Click the website link below and scroll down to see the service area.
Ride VIA Link and enjoy the same low fares as VIA bus service.
A VIA Reduced Fare ID or Student ID is required and must be presented when riding to pay reduced fares or use discounted passes (children ages 5-13 years old and active-duty U.S. military in uniform are not required to show ID).
COVID-19 Notice
Due to safety concerns, the church operations are closed until further notice, including the food pantry. Please check back for updates.
(210) 533-7131
Blessing of Hands Ministries provides transportation to faith-based restoration homes in San Antonio and the surrounding area for alcohol- and drug-dependent individuals seeking treatment.
Free
(210) 385-5727
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
Due to health and safety concerns, our in-person services are temporarily suspended. At this time, we are providing
• One-to-one tutoring online or children 5-22 who have disabilities. Small stipend accepted
• One-to-one money management, conflict resolution, interview prep,
• Providing communication to serve as an outlet for the challenges of now being a shut-in.
RTS also has resources in the community for family’s needs. Call or text 210-844-5988 anytime.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
To limit the spread of COIVID-19, this center has been closed until further notice.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
Current VIAtrans customers can order curbside grocery pick-up and schedule their ride through VIAtrans at (210) 362-5050. Please make your curbside reservation with the grocery store before scheduling a trip on VIAtrans.
In response to the COVID-19 crisis and social distancing, older adults and individuals with disabilities may get a ride to grocery stores offering curbside delivery/pickup. The service is provided by a group of entities: VIA and the PRESA Transportation Coalition (PRESA Community, Ride Connect Texas, St. Gregory the Great, Greater Randolph Area Senior Program, and Kirby Senior Center).
Must be a VIAtrans customer.
COVID-19 Notice
PRESA Transportation Coalition will provide rides for curbside grocery pickup for older adults and individuals with disabilities Mon-Fri, 8am-3:00pm.
AFTER you have scheduled your grocery pick-up time, you may then contact PRESA Transportation Coalition at 210-532-5554 to schedule your pick-up ride.
Older Adults and persons with disabilities can use this service to attend doctors’ appointments, shop for groceries, visit loved ones, or do other things to maintain a great quality of life. Our mission in providing rides is to help people maintain their independence.
60 years of age + & individuals with disabilities are eligible to use the service.
We recommend making reservations at least two weeks in advance. The program is very popular & fills up quickly! The charge is $5 per trip/ $10 round trip.
(210) 532-5554
COVID-19 Notice
This program is currently open but we recommend making reservations at least two weeks in advance.
Presa Community Center provides transportation services for those who are unable to drive or use public transportation.
We provide rides to doctor appointments, shopping, visiting, or other things to maintain independence and a great quality of life.
This program serves seniors (60+) and people with disabilities.
Free
COVID-19 Notice
While the City of San Antonio Department of Human Services operated Senior Centers and Nutrition Sites are temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration, meals and San Antonio Food Bank commodities are available for pickup or delivery by the Department of Human Services.
All Senior Center members enrolled in the Senior Nutrition Program will receive meal distributions and San Antonio Food Bank commodities at the senior centers during the closure. Seniors needing a meal or Food Bank commodities may contact the Department of Human Services senior center nearest to them for services:
• West End Park Senior Center, 210-207-1720
• District 2 Senior Center, 210-207-5390
• South Side Lions Senior Center, 210-207-1760
• Willie Cortez Senior Center, 210-207-5295
• District 5 Senior Center, 210-207-5270
• Normoyle Senior Center, 210-207-5650
• Alicia Treviño Lopez Senior Center, 210-558-0178
• Doris Griffin Senior Center, 210-780-7444
• Bob Ross Senior Center, 210-207-5300
• Northeast Senior Center, 210-207-4590
Seniors may also call the Human Services Senior Services Division at 210-207-7172.
Other resources available to seniors:
• San Antonio Food Bank Commodities, 210-431-8326
• Meals on Wheels, 210-735-5115
• Alamo Service Connection / Senior Services, 210-477-3275
COVID-19 Notice
For the safety of our clients and employees, the Good Sam campus is temporarily closed and in-person services are temporarily halted. Some services are still being offered via telephone and video conferencing. Please call for information - (210) 434-5531.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
Methodist Healthcare Ministries’ health & wellness centers are not COVID-19 screening/testing sites.
Wesley Health and Wellness Clinic remains open and will continue to see medical & behavioral health patients in the safest environment possible, either by a scheduled appointment through virtual visits using HIPAA compliant Zoom when possible, or "drive-up" visits when necessary
All oral health care appointment will continue to be scheduled as a ‘virtual care visit’ using HIPAA compliant Zoom.
All non-clinical services — parenting classes and recreation and enrichment activities for youth, adults and seniors — are suspended until further notice. Parenting programs services will be offered virtually where feasible.
Dixon Health and Wellness Center is closed.
(210) 922-6922
COVID-19 Notice
We are providing daily meals to participants. If interested, please call for information on enrollment. We have temporarily suspended other program activities.
Individuals aged 60 and over are provided with 1/3 of their daily nutritional allowance through our lunch program in a safe and supportive environment. Seniors participate in socialization, recreation, health & wellness education, computer classes, as well as leadership development activities. They enjoy a variety of field trips, luncheons, arts and crafts. Outside experts are invited to present informative programs on topics of vital interest to seniors. In order to reduce isolation and empower senior’s wellness, we offer transportation to elders who have transitioned from drivers to riders.
Seniors over 60
$20 per year
COVID-19 Notice
Ride Connect Texas will provide rides for curbside grocery pickup for older adults and individuals with disabilities Mon-Fri, 8am-3:00pm.
AFTER you have scheduled your grocery pick-up time, you may then contact PRESA Transportation Coalition at 210-532-5554 to schedule your pick-up ride.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Department of Human Services (DHS)
COVID-19 Notice
Due to safety concerns, all in-person services have been temporarily discontinued. Click here to worship with us online.
(210) 256-1205
COVID-19 Notice
Closed until further notice. Any pending appointments will be moved to Wesley Health and Wellness Center.
The clinic addresses the medical and dental needs of people who cannot afford health insurance.
Services are provided on a sliding fee scale based upon ability to pay, household income and family size.
(210) 527-1505
COVID-19 Notice
AACOG is currently offering services by phone ONLY. AACOG phone lines will remain open through the duration of the COVID-19 closure.
If you are a current client or are requesting new services, staff will be monitoring our phone lines and voicemails. Please allow us 48 hours to return your call or email. If you have an emergency situation, please contact 9-1-1 immediately.
Below is a list of phone numbers for the respective AACOG programs:
• AACOG General Line: (210) 362-5200
• Alamo Regional Transit: (866) 889-7433
• Alamo Service Connection (Aging Services): (866) 231-4922
• Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities: (210) 832-5020
• Veterans Services: (888) 724-8387
COVID-19 Notice
AACOG is currently offering services by phone ONLY. AACOG phone lines will remain open through the duration of the COVID-19 closure.
If you are a current client or are requesting new services, staff will be monitoring our phone lines and voicemails. Please allow us 48 hours to return your call or email. If you have an emergency situation, please contact 9-1-1 immediately.
Below is a list of phone numbers for the respective AACOG programs:
• AACOG General Line: (210) 362-5200
• Alamo Regional Transit: (866) 889-7433
• Alamo Service Connection (Aging Services): (866) 231-4922
• Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities: (210) 832-5020
• Veterans Services: (888) 724-8387
COVID-19 Notice
AACOG is currently offering services by phone ONLY. AACOG phone lines will remain open through the duration of the COVID-19 closure.
If you are a current client or are requesting new services, staff will be monitoring our phone lines and voicemails. Please allow us 48 hours to return your call or email. If you have an emergency situation, please contact 9-1-1 immediately.
Below is a list of phone numbers for the respective AACOG programs:
• AACOG General Line: (210) 362-5200
• Alamo Regional Transit: (866) 889-7433
• Alamo Service Connection (Aging Services): (866) 231-4922
• Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities: (210) 832-5020
• Veterans Services: (888) 724-8387
COVID-19 Notice
This program runs from Tuesday, September 8 through Friday, September 25, before Judson ISD moves to two option (Face-to-Face or Virtual) plan of instruction.
For three weeks prior to Judson ISD's move to two learning options (Face-to-Face or Virtual), a “Safe Haven” option provides face-to-face instruction for students who meet the following specific criteria:
- A student has no internet connectivity at home.
- A student receives Special Education Services through a specialized program such as Life Skills.
- A student is a child of a single parent or two working parents and childcare is unavailable.
- A student is a child of a first responder (law enforcement, fire department, EMS, medical hospital personnel, active duty military).
Click here for Judson ISD Safe Haven Guidelines for Parents.
Bus service is also available to Safe Haven students who live 2 miles or more from their campus. Click here to find your bus route and times.
(210) 661-1120
COVID-19 Notice
This program runs from Tuesday, September 8 through Friday, September 25, before Judson ISD moves to two option (Face-to-Face or Virtual) plan of instruction.
For three weeks prior to Judson ISD's move to two learning options (Face-to-Face or Virtual), a “Safe Haven” option provides face-to-face instruction for students who meet the following specific criteria:
- A student has no internet connectivity at home.
- A student receives Special Education Services through a specialized program such as Life Skills.
- A student is a child of a single parent or two working parents and childcare is unavailable.
- A student is a child of a first responder (law enforcement, fire department, EMS, medical hospital personnel, active duty military).
Click here for Judson ISD Safe Haven Guidelines for Parents.
Bus service is also available to Safe Haven students who live 2 miles or more from their campus. Click here to find your bus route and times.
(210) 661-1140
COVID-19 Notice
All of our services are continuing as usual. BIrth mothers in our program will continue to receive assistance as needed.