These days, a computer is more than just a tech device. It is a doorway to employment, education, healthcare, social connection, and more. We are here to ensure everyone can afford the tech they need to succeed.
Though we wish we could provide low-cost technology to everyone, we focus our efforts on internet solutions and computer access for individuals who need it most.
To shop with us, you'll need:
- Photo identification
- Proof of current enrollment in an income-based government assistance program OR documentation of current household income (under 200% of the federal poverty level or 60% of area median income)
Click here for more information on eligibility.
Refurbished Desktops starting at $75.00.
Refurbished Laptops starting at $100.00.
Free Standard Shipping.
Click here to visit our online store.
Lifeline is a federal program that offers a monthly benefit of up to $9.25 towards phone or internet services for eligible subscribers (up to $34.25 for those living on Tribal lands).
A consumer can qualify for the Lifeline benefit if their income is 135% or less than the federal poverty guidelines, or if they participate in SNAP, Medicaid, or other federal programs. See the full list of qualifying factors.
Lifeline subscribers can apply their benefit to home or mobile phone service or to high-speed broadband.
Complete seven computer training courses and earn a free digital device through ConnectHomeSA. The training is open to all residents participating in Opportunity Home programs.
Training Topics:
- Computer Basics
- Internet Basics/Navigation
- Email Basics
- Intro to Microsoft Word/ Google Docs
- Online Safety & Cyber Security
- Social Media Basics
- Financial 101
- Online Job Searching
- Mac OS
- Excel
- Power Point
- Telehealth
- Digital Footprint
- Information Literacy
Must be a resident of the Opportunity Home program.
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
OTS manages the college's technology infrastructure and offers a wide range of services to assist members of faculty, staff and students with their technical needs.
Our Mission is to provide the San Antonio College community with reliable and secure information technology infrastructure and services.
San Antonio College has a limited inventory of laptops and internet hotspots available for your use. The laptops have Wi-Fi capability for use where wireless internet access exists, a web camera, and are loaded with a web browser.
Click here for equipment request.
Loaner devices are only per semester and must be returned once the semester is completed.
Requirements:
- Enrolled at SAC for current semester
- Student ID
- Drivers License
Programs are available to bridge the digital divide by providing Alamo Colleges students and employee with low-cost Internet Service. Visit this link.
This center provides programs to help seniors lead active, independent, and engaged lives. This is done through comprehensive nutrition, wellness, and education services.
Services include:
- A daily lunchtime meal.
- Transportation services to eligible seniors living within a 5-mile radius of the center.
Programs and activities include:
- Exercise classes
- Drawing and painting classes.
- Dance classes
- Field trips
- Health and education
- Percussion group
- Walking group
To become eligible to attend this center and participate in services, individuals must reside in Bexar County and meet one of the following criteria:
- 60 years and older.
- Under 60 years married to a 60+ participant who attends the center and accompanies the participant to the center.
- Under 60 years, disabled, and resides with a 60+ participant and accompanies the participant to the center (only applicable to the HEAL Meal Program).
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
This branch offers:
- two study rooms
- a community room
- over 50 public computers
- specialized software
- internet access
- printing, faxing, and scanning services
- exciting programming
This branch is co-located inside an apartment complex on the corner of Walters and Burnet but is open to the public.
Parking is available across Burnet Street.
The VIA bus stop closest to the branch is Stop Number 71666, serviced by VIA Route 515. VIA Stop Number 82367 is also very close to the branch and is serviced by VIA Route 24.
Currently, residents, taxpayers, and employees of Bexar County are eligible to register for a BiblioTech library card.
Registration is free, as are all of our resources.
by City of San Antonio (COSA) Department of Human Services (DHS)
Need help managing or reducing your household debt?
Want advice on how to build or restore your personal credit?
Have a budget but need some specific tips on how to better save for retirement or other goals?
The San Antonio Financial Empowerment Centers offer free, one-on-one professional financial counseling to all residents.
Certified financial counselors are available for personalized guidance and can help you deal with a wide range of personal financial issues. Counselors can help you:
- Take control of your debt
- Deal with debt collectors
- Improve your credit
- Build your savings
- Create a budget and create a plan to stick to it
- Find safe and affordable financial products
- Other services based on your needs
Counseling help is available in both English and Spanish.
This location also has a Benefits Navigation program that can assist with applications such as food stamps, Medicaid, etc.
Services are always free and available to all residents regardless of income.
Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are available.
Click here for more information.
This branch offers:
- over 40 computers
- specialized software
- internet access
- printing, faxing, and scanning services
- study rooms
- a children's room
- exciting programming (Click here for more information.)
Patrons may also check out a device to access our online books and resources.
Parking is in the back.
The VIA bus stop immediately in front of the library is Stop Number 47597, serviced by VIA Route 520.
Currently, residents, taxpayers, and employees of Bexar County are eligible to register for a BiblioTech library card.
Registration is free, as are all of our resources.
The center serves seniors living on San Antonio’s west side with programs including health and nutrition classes, dance therapy sessions, and arts and crafts activities.
The Senior Center offers hot, nutritious lunches daily as part of its nutrition program.
Free health screenings are regularly available through a partnership with the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio.
Throughout the year, the Senior Center also hosts various holiday and cultural celebrations.
For many seniors living in the surrounding community, Good Sam fulfills a vital need, reducing social isolation and improving their quality of life.
(Senior Services is a program of Good Sam's Family Development Services.)
Seniors, 60 years and older
For more information about the Senior Center, please call (210) 434-5531.
Free.
This branch offers:
- over 40 computers
- specialized software
- internet access
- printing, faxing, and scanning services
- two study rooms
- a children's room
- a community room
- exciting programming (Click here for more information.)
Patrons may also check out a device to access our online books and resources.
The VIA bus stop immediately in front of the library is Stop Number 76636, serviced by VIA Routes 44 and 243.
Currently, residents, taxpayers, and employees of Bexar County are eligible to register for a BiblioTech library card.
Registration is free, as are all of our resources.
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance. Click here to visit the Benefits assistance website.
Free.
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
This center provides programs to help seniors lead active, independent, and engaged lives. This is done through comprehensive nutrition, wellness, and education services.
Services include:
- A daily lunchtime meal
- Transportation services to eligible seniors living within a 5-mile radius of the center
Programs and activities include:
- Arts and crafts
- Computer instruction
- Exercise classes
- Nutrition education
- Pool tables
To become eligible to attend this center and participate in services, individuals must reside in Bexar County and meet one of the following criteria:
- 60 years and older
- Under 60 years married to a 60+ participant who attends the center and accompanies the participant to the center
- Under 60 years, disabled, and resides with a 60+ participant and accompanies the participant to the center (only applicable to the HEAL Meal Program)
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
Where can I get help paying for the internet?
You can enroll in the Affordable Connectivity Program. Click here for more info. You can also check the Connectivity Resources tab above to find organizations close to you that offer assistance paying your Internet service bill.
What is the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)?
ACP is the Affordable Connectivity Program. It helps with a $30/month discount on internet service and $100 off a device. You can click here to find more information.
How long will the ACP last?
There is currently no end date for the Affordable Connectivity Program.
I need help with enrolling in ACP,
This Enrollment Guide walks you through the application process step by step.
Where can I find a computer or a laptop?
Check the Connectivity Resources tab above to find resources close to you that can help you borrow or purchase a laptop or computer.
Where can I get computer training?
Check the Connectivity Resources tab above to find resources close to you that offer a variety of training classes on how to use your computer as well as e-mail, communication programs, online services, and more.
How do identify scams and stay safe online?
Check the Connectivity Resources tab above to find places close to you that offer Online Safety training on how to identify scams and protect your and your family's personal information.
Where can I find Wi-Fi?
Check the Connectivity Resources tab above to find places close to you that offer free Wi-Fi to use with your own device.
How do I contact SA Digital Connects?
Please email your questions to [email protected].
I don't have internet how do I get help?
Please contact SA Digital Connects for help by email to [email protected].
We invite anyone in need of a working computer to complete the application. We have a full list of the causes we support (causes) with our main emphasis being the assistance of; students, teachers, and parents, the elderly, foster homes, shelters, disabled US veterans and struggling military families, and like-minded nonprofit organizations.
We do a strict need assessment, background and reference check, which helps us eliminate false requests and benefit those truly in need. If you or your nonprofit truly “are in need” and we are able to help, we will certainly contact you. Sometimes this can be weeks, so please be patient. We have a limited volunteer staff and strive to meet all application demands in a timely manner.
Please complete the form found here and tell us why you are a candidate for a gifted computer.
Also be advised that if you are currently receiving assistance from one or more of these sources (TANF, SSI, SSDI, Welfare, Food Stamps, etc..) acceptance of tangible property, gifts, financial assistance or services (additional income) may affect or terminate your current benefits.
After the application is submitted, we will review the information provided, then review our inventory, and if we are able to assist you then you will be contacted within 30 days. All applications are valid for 30 days, so if you do not hear from us within that time frame then you can apply again.
Free.
Give Yourself the Tools to Access Opportunities Online Easily.
By offering devices like desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and Wi-Fi hotspots through our low-cost online stores, we empower you with the tools you need to complete school work, apply for jobs, or connect with friends and family where you want when you want.
So what are you waiting for? Please scroll down and check whether you’re eligible for a low-cost, donated device through our HITConnect Store to start accessing digital opportunities today!
Click here for more information.
To qualify for our affordable tech devices, you must fall into one of the following groups and be able to provide income verification.
- Low-income families/individuals
- Veterans in need
- People with disabilities
- Seniors
- Schools
- Non-profit organizations
Click here to check eligibility.
Don’t worry if you don’t meet our income eligibility requirements. At our eBay store, you can still find plenty of low-cost devices and phones from brands like Apple, Dell, HP, Intel, and Lenovo.
Plus, all proceeds from our eBay store go directly towards our efforts to shrink the digital divide and the e-waste stream.
These days, a computer is more than just a tech device. It is a doorway to employment, education, healthcare, social connection, and more. We are here to ensure everyone can afford the tech they need to succeed.
Though we wish we could provide low-cost technology to everyone, we focus our efforts on internet solutions and computer access for individuals who need it most.
To shop with us, you'll need:
- Photo identification
- Proof of current enrollment in an income-based government assistance program OR documentation of current household income (under 200% of the federal poverty level or 60% of area median income)
Click here for more information on eligibility.
Refurbished Desktops starting at $75.00.
Refurbished Laptops starting at $100.00.
Free Standard Shipping.
Click here to visit our online store.
Complete seven computer training courses and earn a free digital device through ConnectHomeSA. The training is open to all residents participating in Opportunity Home programs.
Training Topics:
- Computer Basics
- Internet Basics/Navigation
- Email Basics
- Intro to Microsoft Word/ Google Docs
- Online Safety & Cyber Security
- Social Media Basics
- Financial 101
- Online Job Searching
- Mac OS
- Excel
- Power Point
- Telehealth
- Digital Footprint
- Information Literacy
Must be a resident of the Opportunity Home program.
The SAC Tech store is a one-stop shop for all technology needs. Students, faculty and staff of the Alamo Colleges can purchase computer equipment at an educational discount.
As well, the store sells computer and tech accessories, offers a variety services, and provides on-going workshops to showcase new technology.
Currently, the SAC Tech Store offers a variety of products from Apple and DELL, including laptops and tablets.
Faculty, staff and students with a valid Alamo Colleges ID are eligible to purchase computer equipment and/or services offered at the SAC Tech Store.
Community members can participate in on-going workshops, get tech-related service, and purchase computer accessories and general merchandise.
Laptops & Tablets available from $25 - $200.
Valor-IT helps provide voice-controlled/adaptive laptop computers and other necessary technology to support veterans recovering from hand wounds and other severe injuries.
If you have questions about this program, click here and complete the contact form.
Click here to complete the online application.
To be eligible you must be a post-9/11 wounded, ill and injured veteran and must have injuries that require computer and electronics accommodations.
Before approval, you will be required to provide proof of service, proof of injury, and a letter from the VA case manager validating the need for the disability accommodations.
OTS manages the college's technology infrastructure and offers a wide range of services to assist members of faculty, staff and students with their technical needs.
Our Mission is to provide the San Antonio College community with reliable and secure information technology infrastructure and services.
San Antonio College has a limited inventory of laptops and internet hotspots available for your use. The laptops have Wi-Fi capability for use where wireless internet access exists, a web camera, and are loaded with a web browser.
Click here for equipment request.
Loaner devices are only per semester and must be returned once the semester is completed.
Requirements:
- Enrolled at SAC for current semester
- Student ID
- Drivers License
Programs are available to bridge the digital divide by providing Alamo Colleges students and employee with low-cost Internet Service. Visit this link.
For our patrons, we have devices available for checkout for up to 3 weeks.
- Chromebooks
- Kindle Fire
- Launchpads
You must register for a library card at BiblioTech (they are separate from SAPL).
Registration is free. You will need a current ID or utility bill to show that you are a Bexar County resident.
Some devices have a waiting list, call to sign up for a device.
Free.
The San Anto Cultural Arts After School Arts Program provides youth with basic art principles and hands-on techniques that translate into creative know-how and problem-solving skills applicable in school, at home, the workplace, and beyond.
Youth ages 13 - 19.
Tablets are available to lend out to students in the program. Tablets are limited and project-based.
Workshop dates and times vary. Call us at 210-226-7466 for more information.
We have innovative technologies that assist visually impaired patrons in utilizing the digital programs we offer.
For use outside of the library:
- iPads are available for check out for up to six weeks. These iPads are capable of using Siri, and have a VoiceOver function to open up the apps we offer, such as Hoopla (music, movies, audiobooks), Mango Languages, or cloudLibrary (ebooks and audiobooks).
For use within the library:
- Focus 40 Blue Wireless Braille Display, which connects to computers, iPads, and phones using Bluetooth, allowing navigation through documents and applications using the latest Braille technology.
- The Braille Display also converts text to both contracted braille and un-contracted braille. This text is displayed on a Perkins-style keyboard, which makes it simple to read, as it follows along, mirroring word for word at your own pace.
- The Pearl Portable Reading Solution is essentially a camera on a folding post, which brings visually impaired patrons convenient portable access to any reading material they bring to BiblioTech. The folding camera opens easily and connects to a PC using a USB port, and works with OpenBook Software.
- OpenBook software takes an exact picture of the material, whether it be a book, a newspaper, or a magazine, using the Pearl Portable Reading Solution. It mirrors the image using the Pearl Scanner and reads aloud word for word. OpenBook will adjust the speed and tone of the reader, as well as the size, fonts, and color of the text to make your reading experience more comfortable.
Additionally, we provide:
- Magic Large Print Keyboard, with much larger keys than a standard keyboard.
- JAWS (Job Access With Speech) software, which is a screen reader for Windows that works with most computer applications.
- Magic Zoom, which magnifies the screen so you can zoom in to the desired screen size. Each innovative tool comes with its very own braille instructions, which are available to patrons upon request.
Visually impaired.
For our patrons, we have devices available for checkout for up to 3 weeks.
- Chromebooks
- Kindle Fire
- Launchpads
You must register for a library card at BiblioTech (they are separate from SAPL).
Registration is free. You will need a current ID or utility bill to show that you are a Bexar County resident.
Some devices have a waiting list, call to sign up for a device.
Free.
- Study and Work Space
- In-person and digital tutoring
- Laptop and wifi use
- Student Resources
- College and career planning
- Mentorship
Must be currently enrolled in middle or high school or a young adult under the age of 24 and a Texas resident.
Free to members.
The Student Success Center is a place where middle and high school students can engage in various creative fields and experience direct, hands-on training and guidance from business owners and field professionals.
Middle and High School students.
Free to members. Registration is free. Click here to register.
We have innovative technologies that assist visually impaired patrons in utilizing the digital programs we offer.
For use outside of the library:
- iPads are available for check out for up to six weeks. These iPads are capable of using Siri, and have a VoiceOver function to open up the apps we offer, such as Hoopla (music, movies, audiobooks), Mango Languages, or cloudLibrary (ebooks and audiobooks).
For use within the library:
- Focus 40 Blue Wireless Braille Display, which connects to computers, iPads, and phones using Bluetooth, allowing navigation through documents and applications using the latest Braille technology.
- The Braille Display also converts text to both contracted braille and un-contracted braille. This text is displayed on a Perkins-style keyboard, which makes it simple to read, as it follows along, mirroring word for word at your own pace.
- The Pearl Portable Reading Solution is essentially a camera on a folding post, which brings visually impaired patrons convenient portable access to any reading material they bring to BiblioTech. The folding camera opens easily and connects to a PC using a USB port, and works with OpenBook Software.
- OpenBook software takes an exact picture of the material, whether it be a book, a newspaper, or a magazine, using the Pearl Portable Reading Solution. It mirrors the image using the Pearl Scanner and reads aloud word for word. OpenBook will adjust the speed and tone of the reader, as well as the size, fonts, and color of the text to make your reading experience more comfortable.
Additionally, we provide:
- Magic Large Print Keyboard, with much larger keys than a standard keyboard.
- JAWS (Job Access With Speech) software, which is a screen reader for Windows that works with most computer applications.
- Magic Zoom, which magnifies the screen so you can zoom in to the desired screen size. Each innovative tool comes with its very own braille instructions, which are available to patrons upon request.
Visually impaired.
For our patrons, we have devices available for checkout for up to 3 weeks.
- Chromebooks
- Kindle Fire
- Launchpads
You must register for a library card at BiblioTech (they are separate from SAPL).
Registration is free. You will need a current ID or utility bill to show that you are a Bexar County resident.
Some devices have a waiting list, call to sign up for a device.
Free.
Clients can access computers with internet access to complete job applications and online classes and receive help with resume writing and interview preparedness.
We also offer, by appointment only, our Job Readiness Clothing program.
For the time being, our job listings are posted at the entrance of SAF Drive. Please click here to see our current job listings.?
Please get in touch with us at [email protected] with any questions, comments, or ways we can help you find employment during this time of uncertainty.
We have innovative technologies that assist visually impaired patrons in utilizing the digital programs we offer.
For use outside of the library:
- iPads are available for check out for up to six weeks. These iPads are capable of using Siri, and have a VoiceOver function to open up the apps we offer, such as Hoopla (music, movies, audiobooks), Mango Languages, or cloudLibrary (ebooks and audiobooks).
For use within the library:
- Focus 40 Blue Wireless Braille Display, which connects to computers, iPads, and phones using Bluetooth, allowing navigation through documents and applications using the latest Braille technology.
- The Braille Display also converts text to both contracted braille and un-contracted braille. This text is displayed on a Perkins-style keyboard, which makes it simple to read, as it follows along, mirroring word for word at your own pace.
- The Pearl Portable Reading Solution is essentially a camera on a folding post, which brings visually impaired patrons convenient portable access to any reading material they bring to BiblioTech. The folding camera opens easily and connects to a PC using a USB port, and works with OpenBook Software.
- OpenBook software takes an exact picture of the material, whether it be a book, a newspaper, or a magazine, using the Pearl Portable Reading Solution. It mirrors the image using the Pearl Scanner and reads aloud word for word. OpenBook will adjust the speed and tone of the reader, as well as the size, fonts, and color of the text to make your reading experience more comfortable.
Additionally, we provide:
- Magic Large Print Keyboard, with much larger keys than a standard keyboard.
- JAWS (Job Access With Speech) software, which is a screen reader for Windows that works with most computer applications.
- Magic Zoom, which magnifies the screen so you can zoom in to the desired screen size. Each innovative tool comes with its very own braille instructions, which are available to patrons upon request.
Visually impaired.
We have innovative technologies that assist visually impaired patrons in utilizing the digital programs we offer.
For use outside of the library:
- iPads are available for check out for up to six weeks. These iPads are capable of using Siri, and have a VoiceOver function to open up the apps we offer, such as Hoopla (music, movies, audiobooks), Mango Languages, or cloudLibrary (ebooks and audiobooks).
For use within the library:
- Focus 40 Blue Wireless Braille Display, which connects to computers, iPads, and phones using Bluetooth, allowing navigation through documents and applications using the latest Braille technology.
- The Braille Display also converts text to both contracted braille and un-contracted braille. This text is displayed on a Perkins-style keyboard, which makes it simple to read, as it follows along, mirroring word for word at your own pace.
- The Pearl Portable Reading Solution is essentially a camera on a folding post, which brings visually impaired patrons convenient portable access to any reading material they bring to BiblioTech. The folding camera opens easily and connects to a PC using a USB port, and works with OpenBook Software.
- OpenBook software takes an exact picture of the material, whether it be a book, a newspaper, or a magazine, using the Pearl Portable Reading Solution. It mirrors the image using the Pearl Scanner and reads aloud word for word. OpenBook will adjust the speed and tone of the reader, as well as the size, fonts, and color of the text to make your reading experience more comfortable.
Additionally, we provide:
- Magic Large Print Keyboard, with much larger keys than a standard keyboard.
- JAWS (Job Access With Speech) software, which is a screen reader for Windows that works with most computer applications.
- Magic Zoom, which magnifies the screen so you can zoom in to the desired screen size. Each innovative tool comes with its very own braille instructions, which are available to patrons upon request.
Visually impaired.
Valor-IT helps provide voice-controlled/adaptive laptop computers and other necessary technology to support veterans recovering from hand wounds and other severe injuries.
If you have questions about this program, click here and complete the contact form.
Click here to complete the online application.
To be eligible you must be a post-9/11 wounded, ill and injured veteran and must have injuries that require computer and electronics accommodations.
Before approval, you will be required to provide proof of service, proof of injury, and a letter from the VA case manager validating the need for the disability accommodations.
Lifeline is a federal program that offers a monthly benefit of up to $9.25 towards phone or internet services for eligible subscribers (up to $34.25 for those living on Tribal lands).
A consumer can qualify for the Lifeline benefit if their income is 135% or less than the federal poverty guidelines, or if they participate in SNAP, Medicaid, or other federal programs. See the full list of qualifying factors.
Lifeline subscribers can apply their benefit to home or mobile phone service or to high-speed broadband.
The clinic addresses the medical and dental needs of people who cannot afford health insurance.
Services include:
- Alcoholics Anonymous**
- Computer Lab
- Counseling and Case Management (individual, family, depression, substance abuse)**
- Dental (exams, x-rays, cleanings, fillings, root canals, dentures, extractions, etc.)*
- Diabetes Education
- Language Classes
- Exercise Classes
- Food Pantry*
- Health Education*
- Immunizations
- Lab
- Medical*
- Medicaid and CHIP Application Assistance*
- On-site Café
- Oral Surgery
- Parenting Support Groups
- Pediatrics
- Physical Exams
- Prescription Assistance*
- Referral Assistance (necessities include housing, utilities, clothing and food)*
- Senior Programs
- Sports Leagues (Adult and Youth)
- Summer Youth Camp
- Transportation Assistance
- Women’s Health
- Youth Afterschool Programs
*Must meet eligibility requirements to qualify for service.
**Program not operated by Methodist Healthcare Ministries.
Services are provided on a sliding fee scale based upon ability to pay, household income and family size.
The clinic serves the medical and dental needs of people who cannot afford health insurance.
Services include:
- Case Management
- Counseling (individual, family, depression, substance abuse)*
- Dental (exams, x-rays, cleanings, fillings, root canals, dentures, extractions, etc.)*
- Diabetes Education
- Food Pantry*
- Health Education*
- Immunizations
- Lab
- Medical*
- Medicaid and CHIP Application Assistance*
- Nutrition Information
- Oral Surgery*
- Pediatrics
- Pharmacy**
- Physical Exams
- Physical Therapy**
- Prescription Assistance*
- Referral that can assist with food stamps, Medicaid or CHIP applications
- Transportation Assistance
- Women’s Health
*Must meet eligibility requirements to qualify for service.
**Program not operated by Methodist Healthcare Ministries.
Services are provided on a sliding fee scale based upon ability to pay, household income and family size.
If you’re an older adult, these live online classes are designed just for you! Learn about finance, wellness, fitness, computers and technology, and more. You’ll also find a real community of fellow lifelong learners.
To see the calendar of upcoming virtual events, click here.
Older adults 60+
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
This center provides programs to help seniors lead active, independent, and engaged lives. This is done through comprehensive nutrition, wellness, and education services.
Services include:
- A daily lunchtime meal.
- Transportation services to eligible seniors living within a 5-mile radius of the center.
Programs and activities include:
- Exercise classes
- Drawing and painting classes.
- Dance classes
- Field trips
- Health and education
- Percussion group
- Walking group
To become eligible to attend this center and participate in services, individuals must reside in Bexar County and meet one of the following criteria:
- 60 years and older.
- Under 60 years married to a 60+ participant who attends the center and accompanies the participant to the center.
- Under 60 years, disabled, and resides with a 60+ participant and accompanies the participant to the center (only applicable to the HEAL Meal Program).
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
by City of San Antonio (COSA) Department of Human Services (DHS)
Need help managing or reducing your household debt?
Want advice on how to build or restore your personal credit?
Have a budget but need some specific tips on how to better save for retirement or other goals?
The San Antonio Financial Empowerment Centers offer free, one-on-one professional financial counseling to all residents.
Certified financial counselors are available for personalized guidance and can help you deal with a wide range of personal financial issues. Counselors can help you:
- Take control of your debt
- Deal with debt collectors
- Improve your credit
- Build your savings
- Create a budget and create a plan to stick to it
- Find safe and affordable financial products
- Other services based on your needs
Counseling help is available in both English and Spanish.
This location also has a Benefits Navigation program that can assist with applications such as food stamps, Medicaid, etc.
Services are always free and available to all residents regardless of income.
Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are available.
Click here for more information.
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance. Click here to visit the Benefits assistance website.
Free.
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
This center provides programs to help seniors lead active, independent, and engaged lives. This is done through comprehensive nutrition, wellness, and education services.
Services include:
- A daily lunchtime meal
- Transportation services to eligible seniors living within a 5-mile radius of the center
Programs and activities include:
- Arts and crafts
- Computer instruction
- Exercise classes
- Nutrition education
- Pool tables
To become eligible to attend this center and participate in services, individuals must reside in Bexar County and meet one of the following criteria:
- 60 years and older
- Under 60 years married to a 60+ participant who attends the center and accompanies the participant to the center
- Under 60 years, disabled, and resides with a 60+ participant and accompanies the participant to the center (only applicable to the HEAL Meal Program)
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
The San Antonio Food Bank assists clients with application and renewal assistance for various federal benefits.
Call or email with questions regarding benefits assistance.
Free.
Do you...?
- Have a question about Zoom?
- Need assistance setting up an email?
- Need guidance about buying a new computer?
- Need help with another tech-related issue?
Senior Planet from AARP’s technology hotlines are run by patient technology trainers who can help answer your tech questions.
Ages 60+
You do not need to be taking Senior Planet classes to receive tech help from the national or local hotline.
Free
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free.
The center serves seniors living on San Antonio’s west side with programs including health and nutrition classes, dance therapy sessions, and arts and crafts activities.
The Senior Center offers hot, nutritious lunches daily as part of its nutrition program.
Free health screenings are regularly available through a partnership with the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio.
Throughout the year, the Senior Center also hosts various holiday and cultural celebrations.
For many seniors living in the surrounding community, Good Sam fulfills a vital need, reducing social isolation and improving their quality of life.
(Senior Services is a program of Good Sam's Family Development Services.)
Seniors, 60 years and older
For more information about the Senior Center, please call (210) 434-5531.
Free.
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults.
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free.
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free
At Girls Inc. of San Antonio, we believe that all girls are inherently strong, smart, and bold, but need help overcoming society’s messages and pressures that make them doubt their self-worth. Girls gain confidence when they are encouraged to set achievable goals, explore their worlds, and dream beyond their realities.
Girls feel most empowered when they trust the adults in their lives to lead them to discover that their potential is limitless and reinforce that their accomplishments will always be celebrated.
As parents, caregivers, and trusted adults in girls’ lives, you play an essential role in shaping their futures. Girls Inc. wants to be a trusted partner in this critical work. Explore resources that will help you inspire the girls in your life to value themselves for exactly who they are: strong, smart, and bold girls.
The internet is a wide-open world full of opportunities and some risks. It is important to stay safe online while discovering new areas of learning, convenience, and information.
Click here for some internet resources to get you started:
If you’re an older adult, these live online classes are designed just for you! Learn about finance, wellness, fitness, computers and technology, and more. You’ll also find a real community of fellow lifelong learners.
To see the calendar of upcoming virtual events, click here.
Older adults 60+
Our vision is to see that adults age 50 and older across the country have opportunities to pursue vibrant, healthy, productive and meaningful lives.
We seek to positively impact your lives through partnerships to share knowledge, offer evidence- and research-based programs, conduct evaluations and adapt to meet the needs of diverse audiences.
Online Classes include topics such as:
- Art
- Art Appreciation
- Current Events
- Exercise
- History
- Literature
- Music
- Science
- Technology
- Wellness
- and much more!
Ages 50+.
Click here to view our full list of online classes.
Southside First works with local, state, and national partners to provide specialized resources to Southside San Antonio businesses and entrepreneurs.
Topics include:
- Supply Chain Transportation in Today’s Turbulent Time
- Dealing with difficult times: Instagram Customer Engagement and Content Planning
- CyberSecurity 101
- Government Contracts
- Small Business Resources
- and much more!
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes at West End Senior Center, Oasis Center or online here.
Ages: 60+.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
To call Southside Lions Senior Center directly, call (210) 207-1760 for questions.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 60 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
Goodwill San Antonio offers FREE computer training through our Good Careers Center. The training is self-paced and tailored to meet your needs. You have the option to complete the training online or in person.
Benefits of Enrolling - Gain confidence in using a computer and Internet to:
- Assist your child with online schoolwork
- Connect with family and friends online
- Attend doctor's appointments online
- Search and apply for jobs online
- Set yourself apart from other job seekers by earning digital badges that you can include on your resume or LinkedIn profile.
Position yourself to be more competitive in the job market by learning the digital skills employers demand.
The training follows the Northstar Digital Literacy Curriculum, incorporating Grow with Google resources. It is comprised of three modules:
- Essential Computer Skills – Getting started, internet basics, email, operating systems
- Necessary Software Skills – Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- Using Technology in Daily Life – Social media, digital footprint, online safety, information literacy, Supporting K-12 distance learning, and career search skills.
Participants will earn a certificate of completion upon passing each training module.
If you are interested, call 210-271-8880 for more information and enrollment.
Free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes at the Senior Center, OASIS, center or online here.
Ages: 60+.
Must be a Senior Center member, membership is free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
Classes include wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes at the Senior Center, OASIS, center or online here.
Ages: 60+.
You must be a Senior Center member; membership is free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class; some are free.
This center provides programs to help seniors lead active, independent, and engaged lives. This is done through comprehensive nutrition, wellness, and education services.
Services include:
- A daily lunchtime meal
- Transportation services to eligible seniors living within a 5-mile radius of the center
Programs and activities include:
- Caregiver support services
- Certified fitness advisor
- Evidenced-base education programs
- Fitness classes
- Health screenings
- Social services
To become eligible to attend this center and participate in services, individuals must reside in Bexar County and meet one of the following criteria:
- 60 years and older
- Under 60 years married to a 60+ participant who attends the center and accompanies the participant to the center
- Under 60 years, disabled, and resides with a 60+ participant and accompanies the participant to the center (only applicable to the HEAL Meal Program)
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class. Some are free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
BiblioTech offers tutorials on their website that cover topics such as:
Learn How to Use Your Computer & the Internet On Your Own Time.
Start Doing the Things You Want to Do Online.
Want to do things like help your children with online school, learn new career skills, apply for jobs, set up appointments online, and connect with distant loved ones, but you’re still stuck on how to operate your computer and use the internet?
click here
Take our completely self-paced computer and internet training, available in both English and Spanish.
Accessible to you 24/7 in the language of your choice, this course teaches you how to operate your computer, use common programs like e-mail, and navigate the internet on your schedule!
But you won't be in this alone. We hold regular orientations and office hours for you to join and ask any questions you may have. We also have a Facebook Group for you to meet others taking the course, ask questions, and build community.
Additionally, income-qualified learners can get a steep discount on a device for completing the course!
Click here to register for the online course.
Our digital literacy team is available Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 CST to help answer any questions you have and get you back on track.
In order to support you and ensure your success in this course, we’ve launched IncludED – a weekly chance for you to get personal assistance from our digital literacy team. To view our Be IncludED Live click here.
You’ll also have access to a Facebook Group for you to meet others taking the course, ask questions, and build community.
If you have any questions about our program, contact us at (562)-283-8423.
Free.
If you’re an older adult, these live online classes are designed just for you! Learn about finance, wellness, fitness, computers and technology, and more. You’ll also find a real community of fellow lifelong learners.
To see the calendar of upcoming virtual events, click here.
Older adults 60+
Our vision is to see that adults age 50 and older across the country have opportunities to pursue vibrant, healthy, productive and meaningful lives.
We seek to positively impact your lives through partnerships to share knowledge, offer evidence- and research-based programs, conduct evaluations and adapt to meet the needs of diverse audiences.
Online Classes include topics such as:
- Art
- Art Appreciation
- Current Events
- Exercise
- History
- Literature
- Music
- Science
- Technology
- Wellness
- and much more!
Ages 50+.
Click here to view our full list of online classes.
Southside First works with local, state, and national partners to provide specialized resources to Southside San Antonio businesses and entrepreneurs.
Topics include:
- Supply Chain Transportation in Today’s Turbulent Time
- Dealing with difficult times: Instagram Customer Engagement and Content Planning
- CyberSecurity 101
- Government Contracts
- Small Business Resources
- and much more!
by San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD)
The SAISD Community Education program identifies, assesses and promotes the learning needs and interests of the community by building relationships with families and local community businesses. The goal is to create partnerships with families and community members that will increase participation in family enrichment activities.
The program is designed to raise student academic performance, attendance, and retention which strengthen the community and increase opportunities of an improved quality of life. In collaboration with over 45 community partners, SAISD offers free community education classes in the following strands:
- Family Literacy
- Healthy and Active Lives
- Financial Literacy
- Digital Literacy
- College & Career Exploration to include TSI Prep.
- Community Enrichment and Leadership.
Community member attendance in these classes enhance and upgrade employment skills and provide exposure to resources and support from the community that markedly increase participant self-confidence and advance their education, which allow them to assist their children academically and be a role model for family and friends.
Click here for more information.
Free
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes at West End Senior Center, Oasis Center or online here.
Ages: 60+.
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free.
The center serves seniors living on San Antonio’s west side with programs including health and nutrition classes, dance therapy sessions, and arts and crafts activities.
The Senior Center offers hot, nutritious lunches daily as part of its nutrition program.
Free health screenings are regularly available through a partnership with the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio.
Throughout the year, the Senior Center also hosts various holiday and cultural celebrations.
For many seniors living in the surrounding community, Good Sam fulfills a vital need, reducing social isolation and improving their quality of life.
(Senior Services is a program of Good Sam's Family Development Services.)
Seniors, 60 years and older
For more information about the Senior Center, please call (210) 434-5531.
Free.
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults.
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
To call Southside Lions Senior Center directly, call (210) 207-1760 for questions.
.The Boys and Girls Clubs of San Antonio changes lives through high-quality afterschool and summer programs in a safe, affordable, and fun environment.
Afterschool Programming
BGCSA offers a weekday Afterschool Program for kids all through the school year! Our Clubhouses are open weekdays, 3:00 PM – 6:30 PM, making it an easy choice for parents. The daily schedule begins with Power Hour™, an hour dedicated to homework help and completion.
Kids then rotate through age-appropriate activities! Kids will be able to enjoy gym and playground time, sports practices, reading or math tutoring, fine arts, and more! Our preteens and teenagers have more guided activities, such as college visits, career skills building, driving simulations, and leadership and community-service-focused clubs.
BGCSA offers more support by offering transportation to Clubhouse locations. Snacks and/or meals are also provided to all kids before they head home.
Click here to learn more.
Summer Programming
Our Summer Program provides structured activities and a safe place, Monday – Friday, from 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM, during 6 weeks of summer break. Similar to our Afterschool Program, youth are engaged in age-appropriate activities focused on curbing the summer learning loss, building character, and forming healthy habits.
Additionally, kids get to attend Club-sponsored field trips to indoor swimming pools, local businesses, outdoor parks, and community attractions. Have no fear parents, kids won’t come home hungry! Healthy and balanced meals and snacks are provided throughout the day during summer programs.
Click here to learn more.
Core Programs
BGCA offers local Clubs tested, proven, and nationally recognized programs that closely align with the developmental needs of all young people. We aim to put our youth on the path to great futures!
Click here and scroll down to learn more.
BGCSA serves kids ages 6 to 18 years old.
Call for membership availability.
Transportation from KIPP Un Mundo Elementary, KIPP Camino Middle School, KIPP Camino High School, YWLA Primary, Carvajal Elementary, Tafolla Middle School, Rhodes Middle School, and Lanier High School.
Clubhouse membership is $100 for the school year and $100 for the summer.
Teen membership is $25 for the summer.
Our HISD extended day programs are on a sliding scale fee and require proof of income to verify household income levels.
Hardship scholarships are readily available; and all military youth or youth on Medicaid Amerigroup are free.
Registration fees are capped at $300 per family.
The Humana Neighborhood Center offers a variety of activites and classes (in person & virtually) for seniors. Classes include nutriton classes, cooking classes, health education classes, technology classes, and fun activities!
Click here to view our events calendar for the month.
Click here to check out our live cooking and wellness events on Facebook that you can participate in right in the comfort of your home.
Click here to check out our virtual event calendar to RSVP for free online classes, or browse our video library to watch previous classes on-demand, such as: cooking demos, crafts, travel, meditation, and more!
Ages: 50+.
The Humana Neighborhood Center is open to the public, you must register for a free Valued Guest Card before benefiting from their services.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 60 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
Family Service Best Buy Teen Tech Center provides a free, safe space for youth to find and follow their passions.
Teens have the opportunity to build robots and compete as a team, write and record music, create a brand by mastering Adobe Creative Suite, tell a story with state-of-the-art video equipment, and level up their artwork with technological integration.
Family Service Best Buy Teen Tech Center includes:
- Robotics materials
- Computers
- Recording studio
- Darkroom
- 3D printing
- DJ equipment
- Adobe Creative Suite and graphic design equipment.
- Screen printing
To be eligible for membership, you must be 12-18 years old and have a completed parent packet at the time of your first visit.
Free. No registration required.
Goodwill San Antonio offers FREE computer training through our Good Careers Center. The training is self-paced and tailored to meet your needs. You have the option to complete the training online or in person.
Benefits of Enrolling - Gain confidence in using a computer and Internet to:
- Assist your child with online schoolwork
- Connect with family and friends online
- Attend doctor's appointments online
- Search and apply for jobs online
- Set yourself apart from other job seekers by earning digital badges that you can include on your resume or LinkedIn profile.
Position yourself to be more competitive in the job market by learning the digital skills employers demand.
The training follows the Northstar Digital Literacy Curriculum, incorporating Grow with Google resources. It is comprised of three modules:
- Essential Computer Skills – Getting started, internet basics, email, operating systems
- Necessary Software Skills – Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- Using Technology in Daily Life – Social media, digital footprint, online safety, information literacy, Supporting K-12 distance learning, and career search skills.
Participants will earn a certificate of completion upon passing each training module.
If you are interested, call 210-271-8880 for more information and enrollment.
Free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free
The San Antonio Clubhouse, form foundation's flagship program, is a transformative member-driven community for people experiencing mental illness, based on an international, proven model with identified standards for excellence.
Here you are not a patient; you are a unique and important member of our Community with gifts and talents to share with the world. We will help you use those talents and learn new skills to reach your full potential.
What you can get from SA Clubhouse:
- A work-ordered day in which the talents and abilities of members are recognized and utilized within the Clubhouse
- Opportunities to obtain paid employment in the local labor market through a Clubhouse-created Transitional Employment Program. In addition, members participate in Clubhouse-supported and independent programs
- Access to crisis intervention services when needed
- Assistance in securing and sustaining safe, decent, and affordable housing
How you can help our Community:
- Participation in consensus-based decision-making regarding all important matters relating to the running of the Clubhouse
- Assisting other members with community-based educational resources, work, and going back to school or getting their GED
- Planning of evening/weekend social and recreational events
- Learning new technologies to assist you and other members in your daily lives
Click here to schedule a tour. While on tour, you will be able to discuss membership, resources, and other opportunities at the San Antonio Clubhouse.
Free
In our Tech Fundamentals program, you will master the basics of IT with real-world applications and credentials. This program includes:
- Up to 20 weeks of instructor-led virtual training
- Opportunity for a paid internship or a project-based learning experience
- Opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications: CompTIA A+ & IT Fundamentals+, a Google IT Support Certificate, and an IT Generalist Apprenticeship credential*
- Exposure to Microsoft, Cisco, AWS, and other leading technologies
- Mentoring from senior-level IT professionals
- Employment readiness workshops
- Job placement assistance with access to a wide range of top employers
- A full range of ongoing social service and personal development support
NPower provides a Social Support Manager that will work with those who are accepted to our program to help remove any obstacles/barriers that may prevent them from completing the program.
Non-Veterans
- 18–26 years of age
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Legally authorized to work in the US
Military Veterans and Military Spouses
- Over 21 years of age
- Must be one of the following
- transitioning active-duty service member through the DoD SkillBridge program
- honorably discharged
- member of the Guard or Reserves
Free
The San Antonio Food Bank’s job training programs provide eligible community members with the chance to acquire new skills and attain industry certifications, empowering individuals to take the next stride toward a stable and fulfilling career.
In addition to the programs offered onsite, The San Antonio Food Bank can assist eligible community members with enrollment in a variety of job training programs. Industries include:
- Aerospace
- Culinary
- Information Technology
- Education
- Finance
- Healthcare
- Warehouse & Logistics
Wraparound Support Services
- Tuition Assistance
- Expert Care and Support
- Job Placement
- Education Support
- Food Assistance
- Benefits Assistance
- Travel Support
- Child Care
If you are in need of job assistance services, please call us so we can discuss your situation and determine how we can best help you. After speaking with you and understanding your needs, we will set up an in-person appointment and schedule you to attend our Job Readiness class.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes at the Senior Center, OASIS, center or online here.
Ages: 60+.
Must be a Senior Center member, membership is free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
This center provides programs to help seniors lead active, independent, and engaged lives. This is done through comprehensive nutrition, wellness, and education services.
Services include:
- A daily lunchtime meal
- Transportation services to eligible seniors living within a 5-mile radius of the center
Programs and activities include:
- Book clubs
- Fitness classes
- Guitar and ukulele lessons
- Museum trips
- Recreational activities
- Shopping trips
- Technology classes
- Walking trails
To become eligible to attend this center and participate in services, individuals must reside in Bexar County and meet one of the following criteria:
- 60 years and older
- Under 60 years married to a 60+ participant who attends the center and accompanies the participant to the center
- Under 60 years, disabled, and resides with a 60+ participant and accompanies the participant to the center (only applicable to the HEAL Meal Program)
Classes include wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes at the Senior Center, OASIS, center or online here.
Ages: 60+.
You must be a Senior Center member; membership is free.
Learn at SAPL is an adult education program that provides individualized job support and computer training.
- Technology and computer training.
- Job search and application assistance.
- Education resources
Drop-in assistance is available during open hours. No appointments are required. Small group classes are also available. Come learn with us!
Adults
Click here to learn more about Learn at SAPL and its programs.
Free
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class; some are free.
This center provides programs to help seniors lead active, independent, and engaged lives. This is done through comprehensive nutrition, wellness, and education services.
Services include:
- A daily lunchtime meal
- Transportation services to eligible seniors living within a 5-mile radius of the center
Programs and activities include:
- Caregiver support services
- Certified fitness advisor
- Evidenced-base education programs
- Fitness classes
- Health screenings
- Social services
To become eligible to attend this center and participate in services, individuals must reside in Bexar County and meet one of the following criteria:
- 60 years and older
- Under 60 years married to a 60+ participant who attends the center and accompanies the participant to the center
- Under 60 years, disabled, and resides with a 60+ participant and accompanies the participant to the center (only applicable to the HEAL Meal Program)
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art, and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class. Some are free.
Classes include topics such as wellness, technology, fitness, current events, art and much more.
Register for classes in the OASIS center or online here.
Adults 50 and older.
Prices vary by class, some are free.
The Caroline B and John H Kampmann San Antonio Public Library Portal at the Briscoe Western Art Museum connects the community with history by telling stories of the past through digital and print content. Museum visitors can relax in a comfortable living room inspired space to browse iPads filled with historically rich material collected and prepared by the San Antonio Public Library.
We provide free Wi-Fi for personal devices; access to non-circulating books from SAPL's Texana Collection and other collections; iPad stations with free access to ebooks, databases, and other digital resources; assistance with research related to local and Western history and culture.
by City of San Antonio (COSA), Parks & Recreation
Enjoy free Wi-Fi at several City of San Antonio parks and community centers. Citizens can bring their laptops and other electronic devices to the park to research, apply for jobs and browse the internet.
Students also have the opportunity to complete homework, check college blackboards for assignments, and connect with friends and family via social media.
580,257 volumes, including an extensive collection of Non-fiction located on the 2nd floor, Fiction located on the 5th floor, Media, Express and the Latino Collection and Resource Center located on the 1st floor, and Texana/Genealogy located on the 6th floor.
Special needs services and collections-including equipment are also available at the library-including the recent addition of the Children's Low Vision Reading Room on the 3rd floor.
The library contains an art gallery on the 1st floor with exhibits scheduled thought the year. As you explore the library you will also notice a number of art pieces from the library's collection situated throughout the library's seven-floor. On the 2nd floor, you can find the Marie Swartz Art Resource Center, which in partnership with the Southwest School of Art serves as the library of record for the School's BFA degree program.
VIA: 3, 4, 90, 95, 96, 97
Outside Wi-Fi Access 7:30 AM - 10:30 PM