If you’re a senior, you should attend Every Life Covered Medicare Updates & Resource Fair.
Get up-to-date information on 2026 Medicare benefits and explore programs that could save you money and
to connect with trusted providers. October 1, 2025 at Sacred Heart Church • 2114 W. Houston St. • SATX 78207
Angela Paduch, RN, BSN, serves as the Medical Program Manager for
Fresh Start Surgical Gifts, a nonprofit dedicated to changing the lives of children in need of reconstructive medical care. Fresh Start helps children born with physical deformities to give them a chance at a brighter future through access to life-changing surgery.
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Safety Isn't Just a Switch. It's a Mindset.
Firearms are the leading cause of death in children in the United States — most of which come from accidental discharges and suicides. While research shows that most gun owners own firearms for protection, there’s more we can do to protect our family from our firearms. Learn the simple steps you can take to keep your family safe. More Information
While summer officially runs from June through September, locals know that high temperatures come early and often stick around much longer. Prolonged heat can pose serious health risks, including heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The City of San Antonio encourages all residents to take proactive steps to stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay safe during hot weather, see locations.
End of June brings Friends of Hospice to the end of their fiscal year, and they are happy to report that this year, they were able to donate $175,000 to CHRISTUS VNA Hospice - San Antonio to care for hospice patients that are uninsured.
Each day of care costs about $158, so this donation represents many days of hospice care, making sure that everyone in San Antonio can die with dignity, support and free from pain. Thank you to all of our many Members, donors and supporters for helping us surpass our goal. July 1st starts a new year, our 34th year, please join us as we continue our Mission, visit www.friendsofhospicesa.org
With over $50M in annual funding, Be Well Texas is breaking new ground in addiction research, education and treatment. Read more about how this initiative aligns cutting-edge science with compassionate care to tackle the complexities of substance use disorder across Texas in the latest edition of Future magazine, click here to read article.
Be Well Texas is for all people in Texas with substance use and/or mental illness. They provide access to high-quality, low-barrier, evidence-based care by leveraging science, innovation and capacity building.
September 14, 2025
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Gather to share the best of our faith traditions through sights, sounds, and an invitation to engage as neighbors. Music, performing arts, and education will all be part of this celebration of San Antonio’s vibrant faith community! Click here for Registration.
This is a free pre-crisis line that connects people to specialists who can lend a compassionate ear and/or connect them to resources in the community. Anyone can call to receive resources and support. We can also tell you about the free mental health education programs NAMI Greater San Antonio has to offer.
Conversations Conquer Loneliness
In 2023, United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy released a new Advisory calling attention to the “public health crisis of loneliness, isolation, and lack of connection in our country.” The report emphasized that loneliness and isolation increase the risk for “mental health challenges, and that lacking connection can increase the risk for premature death.”
Corazon launched their Street Medicine Program in partnership with Be Well Texas, Street Medicine SA and the City of San Antonio. This gives our unhoused encampments lifesaving medical care to ensure that they can prevent hospital visits and treat chronic health conditions. By pairing outreach efforts, where team members are connected with our unhoused, with a nurse and a doctor who will assist with treatment of chronic conditions.
The Alamo Colleges District is proud to announce its 3rd Annual MOSAICO Gala raised $1.3 million to support AlamoPROMISE, an initiative designed to eliminate financial barriers to higher education, making a college degree a reality for high school seniors across Bexar County.
The MOSAICO Gala had education champions and community leaders to raise funds – partnering to end poverty through education and training.
"Southside ISD has a history of being underrepresented or not represented at all when it comes to the realm of social, emotional health, and mental health services," says Superintendent Miguel Castillo. In fact, the South San Antonio area has no psychiatrists and only two known therapists. To remedy this serious issue, Southside ISD and Clarity Child Guidance Center have partnered to provide on-site mental health services for students and their families at Clarity Southside. To visit Clarity website > www.claritycgc.org.
