ADRC Agency-Referral Tool

Provides a residence for veterans trying to look for employment and improve living conditions.

Crosspoint Veterans program provides residential rehabilitation and case management services, as well as life skills training and supportive individual and group counseling. This 3 to 6 month program provides comfortable, structured transitional housing to homeless Veterans. All services are coordinated with staff from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The program offers Veterans a chance to reestablish a healthy, independent lifestyle through opportunities to obtain medical and behavioral health treatment, secure stable employment or source of income, develop a savings plan and arrange a stable residence.

Supportive temporary living environment for women, men and couples transitioning from dysfunctional lifestyles to ones of sobriety, accountability and self sufficiency if given an opportunity. Comfortable clean shared living spaces and the freedom to find work, go to school, etc. Fee level shelter.

The Fairweather Family Lodge (FFL) provides case management, life skills training, employment assistance, educational help & other supportive service assists women with mental illness & their children in an apartment style campus. The Fairweather Lodge (FWL) provides case management, life skills training, employment assistance & other supportive services in agency homes located in the San Antonio area for single men & women with serious & chronic mental illness. Monarch Place, Viceroy Village, & Regal Village are apartment complexes that offer rental assistance for those with disabilities, specifically mental illness. Services include: A safe, stable & secure place to live, Life skills training in topic areas such as: financial management, conflict resolution, healthy relationships, problem solving, leadership & group decision skills, Case management services, counseling Must be willing to either work 15-20 hours per week or attend school within 30 days of entrance into the program.

Consists of five homes in a neighborhood setting located of several acres of land. Integrates family style living with the most advanced behavioral technologies. The residential child care environment is based on four behavioral components: training, consultation, evaluation, and administration. Professionally-trained, married couple termed "Family-Teachers" have primary responsibility for seven children (ages 0-17) who live with them in their homes. Much time is spent on appropriate skills to address problematic behaviors.

Haven for Hope is a private non-profit aimed at transforming the lives of homeless men, women and children in the San Antonio/Bexar County area. Partnering with 78 governmental, non-profit and faith-based agencies, Haven for Hope seeks to transform the lives of the homeless by addressing the root causes of homelessness through education, job training and behavioral health services. Provides critical social services to help the homeless become self-sufficient individuals on a long-term basis. Housing: has a direct line with SAHA to place the homeless.

We have a transition home for single women or for women with children. A family can consist of a woman with two children or less. Men are not allowed. Each family is assigned to a private room. Some rooms may have one or two beds depending on the family size. Room fees are $500 a month. Each family will develop a case plan and is able to reside in our program for up to a year. There is a non refundable application fee of $25 and non refundable deposit of $50. To qualify: Must be a woman over 18 in transition Must have means to pay monthly fees Must be willing to develop and follow case plan Criminal backgrounds and or evictions will not necessarily disqualify anyone. Our women’s home has been deep cleaned and sanitized. We are now accepting applications as well as implementing new board approved COVID procedures using CDC Guidelines.

Provides counseling, guidance, education and emergency shelter to runaways, abused or at-risk youth and their families. A crisis hotline available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for youth and parents. Counseling for parents to develop their parenting skills, educate and give support. Short term emergency shelter for youth in crisis Youth and Family Services- Is for boys and girls 0 through 17 years old to help reduce and prevent the problems of runaway and truant behavior as well as to reduce the risk of abuse and/or neglect by providing timely and appropriate short-term services to eligible youth and their families. Priority is placed on supporting and strengthening the family unit. Consequently, services provided to the youth and the family while the youth remains in their home is preferred. Short-term emergency shelter is available for youth whose immediate return home is not advisable. Children in Protective Custody- Emergency Shelter is licensed to house twenty children from the ages of birth through 17 years old who have been taken out of their homes by the State of Texas. These children may stay at the shelter anywhere from one to 90 days. They attend Kerrville Independent School District and participate in K’STAR group counseling sessions. Juvenile Probation - K’STAR contracts with the Juvenile Detention Center to shelter youth who are in custody but do not present a threat to the other shelter population. These are the children who need supervision and placing them in the juvenile justice system would jeopardize their safety or create bigger problems for the youth. Other Services- K’STAR is available to Police Departments, County Sheriff Departments and Department of Public Safety to place children for a short period of time at the shelter for their protection and safety when a parent has been incarcerated.

Transitional living program for unwed teenage mothers and their children. Currently accepting pregnant teens or teens with infants or toddlers. Mothers can be 18-20 years of age and children cannot exceed 6 years.

PIL mission is to provide transitional housing program services within mental health communities or where most needed. As a community of minority business owners, they strive to positively uplift each member by providing collaborative resources such as healthy meals, clean safe secure housing, and possible employment/training options. Their focus audiences are individuals diagnosed with mild to moderate mental disabilities and/or persons recent released (jail or prison).* They also have a non-profit housing program sector ALLVETSCOUNT,NPO. which offers similar services but with fundraisers and catering tactics such as Healthy Soul Food Trailer, design/print T-shirts, yard sales, etc. This process encourages fun social community activities, neighborly/family re-connections and/or prevention of suicidal awareness. Majority of proceeds raised by donations will secure safe housing and other resources to homeless and/or misplaced veterans who served.

RMYA creates brighter futures for children in crisis by promoting individual success and healthy relationships in a safe, healing environment, giving children and families the tools to end the cycle of abuse. Major programs: Maas Cabin, Girls Residential Treatment Center; Wright Cabin Boys Residential Treatment Center; Bridge, a co-ed facility that serves children ages 5-17; TurningPoint, an Independent Living Program for ages up to 21; Counseling Center, which provides individual & family counseling to youth and families; Thrift Shop; Meadowland Charter School; Burdick Community Center. Thrift Shop

Provides emergency shelter to homeless men. Meals are provided with a clean bed. Sheets and towels are provided as well. Caseworker services available.

Provides emergency shelter for women and single parents with children and intact families. Provides intake assessment, daily case management, parenting and life skills, and a clean facility with launderette. Shelter for 10 days, 3 meals a day.

For rental or utility assistance, call SAMMinistries 210-377-1616. This is a voicemail recording system. Leave a message & your call will be returned. * Provides hope to families & individuals by preventing them from entering homelessness. * Provides rental assistance, utility assistance & supportive services to enable individuals & families who are in imminent danger of eviction, or are currently homeless. SAMMinistries works with the homeless by cutting the amount of time a family experiences homelessness & rapidly re-housing families into permanent homes. Supportive services must directly relate to the prevention of homelessness & rapid re-housing. These services are provided in an effort to stabilize families in their existing homes, shorten the amount of time that individuals and families stay in shelters, & assist individuals & families with securing affordable housing. The households must document a temporary economic crisis beyond their control, by giving evidence of at least one of the following conditions: loss of employment; medical disability or emergency; loss or delay of some form of public benefit; natural disaster; substantial change in household composition ; victimization by criminal activity; illegal action by landlord; displaced by government or private action.

A transitional living program that assists youth (male and female) between the ages of 5-21 to develop the living skills necessary to be successful as young adults living and working independently.

St. PJ’s is licensed for short-term emergency shelter for 53 domestic children and youth from birth to 17 years and 82 international children and youth from birth to 17 who are victims of abuse, neglect and human and sex trafficking. The shelters are licensed by the State of Texas & TDFPS contracted. Shelter is open 24 hours, seven days a week.

A non-denominational faith-based 501(c)(3) organization. Offers emergency shelter, food and clothing for homeless families with children. Beds for single women also available.

at THRIVE , we offer a new clean, safe,and fun environment for those in need. Cost vary between $500-$1200 monthly. Laundry and Transportation is included. -3/4 houses: Sober living homes that help you transition back to your normal life. - Sober Living Homes: Homes where residents recover from substance abuse. - Halfway Houses: Variety of homes that can assist residents with substance abuse issues, emotional issues, physical issues and to transition back to society. -Level I Mentally Impaired -Assisted Living - Reentry Programs 24-hour supervision and support as needed Medication administration, or support for personal medication administration Housekeeping, laundry, and home maintenance Transportation or transportation planning Meal preparation Social and community services Social and recreational activities Health, wellness, and exercise programs or facilities Dementia and disability care

Provides a list of transitional housing by area.

A two-year transitional housing & education program which provides the opportunity & the means for homeless single mothers & their children to achieve self-sufficiency & independence through its focus on education as foundational to ending the cycles of poverty & homelessness. A neighborhood learning center, La Casita del Saber, open to low-income women from the community to help them achieve greater self-sufficiency & independence through education. An afterschool children’s program aimed at building their self-confidence & raising their educational level.

A faith-based transitional housing program for female ex-offenders. A place to live, food and clothing are provided. Residents receive substance abuse education and counseling, life skills training, and access to community resources, 12-step recovery, education, and job placement and training.