San Antonio is bracing for another round of cold weather, and the impact is already being felt across the city.
San Antonio city officials and utility representatives held a news conference on Saturday morning to provide an update on cold-weather response efforts.
San Antonio experienced its first freeze of the year on Sunday, prompting some nonprofits to open up spaces for people experiencing homelessness.
Across the region, communities are working to make the holidays special for children — many of whom are facing homelessness due to domestic violence.
Through Friday, “to-go” style meals will be offered to families affected by the shutdown at Travis Park United Methodist Church.
Out in the heat with nowhere to go — that’s the reality for hundreds of people in San Antonio without shelter.
Corazon Ministries unveiled its new mobile medical unit on Friday, designed to provide health services to people experiencing homelessness in San Antonio.
As San Antonio braces for a strong cold front, city leaders are preparing to implement their weather response plan.
The population of people experiencing homelessness in our area continues to grow, meaning more people are having to endure the elements.
As the homeless shelters pack with people escaping the cold, substance use recovery teams are seeing an opportunity. Volunteers can now offer resources to a larger network of people at Corazon Ministries’ Day Center.
Living outside in the elements can be tough, but people experiencing homelessness say temperatures this low can be deadly. That's why shelters across the county are opening up day and night shelters.
Corazon Ministries and Travis Park Church need help repairing a van used to deliver meals to the unhoused in the area. The van is the second vehicle vandalized in a week.
A San Antonio-based nonprofit is among a group of organizations in Texas speaking up to help legalize fentanyl test strips.
Finding safe, sober homes for young adults in recovery can be tough, but it's crucial to end the cycle of addiction. That's why UT Health San Antonio is using state funding to strengthen recovery homes across San Antonio.
Feeding a large household is getting more expensive to provide at home and even more to eat out.
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SAN ANTONIO – A community-wide response is underway in San Antonio ahead of the frigid weather expected over the next few days to assist the city’s homeless population. SARA has been a five-year-long community effort to better serve the city’s homeless population. She said in a time like this, at least 10 churches and nonprofits have stepped up to do their part. The city also has a homeless hotline, 210-207-1799, for more information, including how to help and where to volunteer. RELATED: City of San Antonio, partner agencies to provide shelter to homeless during frigid nights
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas. North Park Lexus Broadway in San Antonio is hosting a special donation drive at the Majestic Theatre along with the Broadway show “Come From Away” for the Corazon Ministries at Travis Park Church. The musical is about strangers coming together to help one another during a difficult time, so it’s fitting this donation drive is happening alongside this fantastic musical. The donation drive runs from Tuesday, Feb 25 to Sunday, March 1. Donation drops will be located at the entrances of the Majestic Theatre, and inside the box officeFor information on Broadway in San Antonio, visit BroadwayInSanAntonio.com.