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Programs: Health services/ education - the san antonio aids foundation (saaf) has a dual mission - to provide compassionate medical care and social services to people with human immunodeficiency virus (hiv) and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (aids), and to help prevent the spread of hiv through education, counseling and testing.

acts hiv ministry - [ministry / education] our purpose is to develop, grow, and minister to this population through organized prayer meetings, monthly mass, and other activities to foster a vibrant, supportive, faith-filled community

health care programs, general/other: beat aids - beat aids is a community-based nonprofit (501(c)3) organization located in the heart of san antonio, texas. Our diverse staff reflect the populations and communities we serve, and collectivelyhave more than 50 years of combined experience working with traditionally marginalized and underserved groups. (0 clients)

standup for kids the mission of standup for kids is ending the cycle of youth homelessness. We do this, every day, in cities across america. We carry out our mission through our volunteers who go to the streets in order to find, stabilize and otherwise help homeless and street kids improve their lives. Standup for kids is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization founded in 1990 to help rescue homeless and at-risk youth. With national headquarters in atlanta, georgia standup for kids is run almost entirely by volunteers, and has programs in a number of states

the martinez street women's center is in its 14th year serving san antonio's east and south east community. Our community health promotora program strengthens families by increasing access to preventative health services, facilitating referrals to basic needs resources and enhancing the knowledge and awareness of health issues in our community. Through our girl zone program (after school sessions and summer camp) we enhance academic potential, nurture high self-esteem, and support the healthy development of girls age 9 - 14. Mission/vision statement the martinez street women's center transforms communities through women and girls by providing access to vital health services, quality education, and advocacy. We envision a world where women and girls achieve empowerment, equality, and justice.

n a nation-wide basis, we are alive, inc. 's important and one of its primary services of "referral assistance" to attempt to help those in need find resources for assistance is available by phone by a we are alive, inc. Volunteer, as wearealive is an all-volunteer-agency. One of we are alive, inc. 's other primary services of providing "monetary/financial assistance", for persons with terminal or on-going-severe illnesses, at this time only has funds designated for persons in the san antonio, texas metropolitan area including all of bexar county (and usually the immediate adjacent counties). This situation is due to no contributions having been made for state-wide and nation-wide assistance in the recent years, as all contributions have been from the local area. Hopefully we are alive, inc. Will be able to provide assistance on a state-wide and nation-wide basis again in the future --- and when so, this notice will be updated. (requests submitted for residents outside of the san antonio metropolitan area cannot be responded to). In the local san antonio, texas area (or for those who can drive into san antonio), we are alive, inc. 's secondary but important service of "second hand items" for home items & clothing continues to be available for local residents in need.

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mujeres unidas, inc. , is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in san antonio, texas. Driven 100% by volunteers, our goal is to provide education, counseling, and support to local communities affected by hiv/aids and other health concerns in a bilingual/bicultural, familial environment. Originally known as mujeres unidas contra el sida, our organization was founded on world aids day, december 1, 1994, by former executive director, yolanda rodriguez-escobar. Her vision was to fill the gaps in services for latinas living with or directly impacted by hiv/aids.