We offer one-on-one education, group classes, material aid, resources, and referrals to other community organizations, we can help you find the support you need to thrive.

Resource Center Offers: 

• Parenting Classes
• Material Assistance
• Car Seat Program

Click here to schedule an appointment to visit the Resource Center. 

Free. 

This is an ecumenical movement of churches standing together in their willingness to offer assistance to women facing crisis pregnancies.

The goal of The Gabriel Project is to encourage the church to be a good samaritan to the woman faced with a crisis pregnancy. Our congregation has joined together to do this by welcoming and assisting the woman with love. Members of The Gabriel Project bring Jesus into her life and home through the care and concern shown by the church community.

This is a ministry that truly brings the hand and heart of Christ to women facing a crisis pregnancy.

To learn more about this ministry or to learn how you can help, contact Catherine Fricke.

We Feed Hungry People.

How We Help:

• Food
• Laundry
• Showers
• Clothing/Blankets
• Diapers
• Hygiene Items
• Pet Food
• HEB Gift Cards

Serving all families in need.

Free.

Save money and help others. Shop at the CRRC Thrift Store for gently used clothing and other items. 

The CRRC is grateful to community members who use the Thrift Store Donation Station to drop off gently used items they no longer need. Click here for a List of accepted items.

Established in 1985 the GRASP Thrift Store accepts new and gently used items for resale. All net proceeds from the store funds the charitable programs provided by GRASP for needy families in the Greater Randolph area. Donations to the GRASP Thrift Store are tax deductible in accordance with the IRS Code and may be arranged for pick-up by appointment.

Shopping at the GRASP Thrift Store not only saves you money, but provides needed funding for our Community Programs that help our neighbors.

Eligible items to donate: 

• Gently used clothing – for all ages and sizes
• Used Accessories – shoes, belts, hats, scarves, etc.
• Infant clothes and accessories
• Kitchenware, houseware, dishes
• Hardware and tools
• Home decor items
• Collectibles and antiques
• Books, games, and toys
• Furniture and furnishings

At Latched Support, our mission includes ensuring the safety of young children during car travel with our Car Seat Safety Program. This session, lasting one hour, is conducted by certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians (CPSTs) and targets caregivers looking to improve their knowledge and use of child car seats.

We aim to lower the risk of injuries and fatalities in car accidents by highlighting the importance of correctly using child restraints. Caregivers completing the program also receive a car seat for their child, aiding in overcoming financial challenges and promoting child safety in our community.

Interactive Workshop Experience

• Parents and caregivers will actively learn how to install and secure a car seat properly.
• Focuses on avoiding typical errors and misunderstandings.
• Includes engaging activities that make learning fun and memorable.
• Reinforces caregiver's knowledge and confidence in ensuring child safety.

Free

We at Latched Support pride ourselves in connecting the disconnected and serving our community by providing families with the material assistance and education they need to get the best start in life.

We offer four main programs:

• Parenting Education for expectant parents and parents of young children aged 0-36 months. Learn more here.
• Material assistance in the form of free diapers and essential supplies. Learn more here.
• Free car seat inspections by certified technicians
• Texas Benefit enrollment assistance by certified navigators 

Our programs are open to parents and legal guardians with a child 0-36 months of age.

Free

Our Material Assistance initiative is dedicated to providing essential supplies to families. This program is designed to ease the financial burden on families by ensuring they have access to critical items needed for the early years of a child's life. By offering these resources, we aim to foster a nurturing environment for children and alleviate some of the stresses faced by parents and caregivers.

 The root of how we provide for the community.

• Diapers and wipes to ensure that infants and toddlers are clean, dry, and healthy.
• Food for families to ensure access to nutritious meals, supporting overall health and well-being.
• Clothing for babies and children to keep little ones comfortably dressed through the seasons.
• Other essential supplies tailored to meet the unique needs of each family, ensuring that no child or family goes without the basics.

In the face of the United States concerning maternal health statistics, Latched Support’s Pregnancy Program stands as a pillar of support for expectant parents in the US, aiming to foster healthier pregnancies and nurture well-being through comprehensive education.

Our program covers a spectrum of essential topics including:

• Prenatal Care
• Breastfeeding
• Safe Sleep
• Infant CPR
• Healthy Pregnancy
• Childbirth Readiness
• Postpartum Care
• Car Seat Safety

We strive each week to have a full inventory, as it is like a small grocery store for those in need!

We are excited to announce that a larger pantry is coming in 2022 to meet the growing needs of our region. Come check us out when you are in the area.

Some of our items include:

• Food Items
• Cleaning, Toiletries, Seasonal Meds
• Baby Products
• Refrigerated/Frozen Foods

If you or someone you know is in need of food, clothing or other assistance, reach out!

We are here to help!

The Hope Center Food Pantry is located behind The Loft Coffee House.

Requirements:

• Application with household members and information.
• Government assistance, if any.
• Must meet income eligibility requirements.
• Food distribution is once a month per family.
• We are doing curbside delivery.

The Official WIC (Women, Infants, Children) program is available to low to moderate income pregnant women, recently delivered women, breastfeeding women, infants, and children up to age 5 who are at nutrition risk. Fathers can also bring their children to apply for WIC. You may apply for WIC if you are working or unemployed.

Check the Income Guidelines Table to see if you are eligible for WIC.

Fees vary, call for information.

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a federal assistance program for healthcare and nutrition of low-income pregnant women, breastfeeding women, and children under the age of five.

WIC is able to provide contactless service for current and new participants.

For more information call (210) 207-4650 or email: [email protected].

To participate you must be a:

• Pregnant woman
• Postpartum woman (up to six months after delivery)
• Breastfeeding woman (up to one year after delivery)
• Parents (including single mothers and fathers), step-parents, guardians, and foster parents of children under age 5.
• Meet Household Income: Texas WIC Income Guidelines (If you are on Medicaid, TANF, or SNAP you meet the income eligibility guidelines for WIC.)
• U.S. citizenship is NOT a requirement for eligibility.

You may attend the clinic of your choice.

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a federal assistance program for healthcare and nutrition of low-income pregnant women, breastfeeding women, and children under the age of five.

WIC is able to provide contactless service for current and new participants.

For more information call (210) 207-4650 or email: [email protected].

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To participate you must be a:

• Pregnant woman
• Postpartum woman (up to six months after delivery)
• Breastfeeding woman (up to one year after delivery)
• Parents (including single mothers and fathers), step-parents, guardians, and foster parents of children under age 5.
• Meet Household Income: Texas WIC Income Guidelines (If you are on Medicaid, TANF, or SNAP you meet the income eligibility guidelines for WIC.)
• U.S. citizenship is NOT a requirement for eligibility.

You may attend the clinic of your choice.

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a federal assistance program for healthcare and nutrition of low-income pregnant women, breastfeeding women, and children under the age of five.

WIC is able to provide contactless service for current and new participants.

For more information call (210) 207-4650 or email: [email protected].

Click Here

To participate you must be a:

• Pregnant woman
• Postpartum woman (up to six months after delivery)
• Breastfeeding woman (up to one year after delivery)
• Parents (including single mothers and fathers), step-parents, guardians, and foster parents of children under age 5.
• Meet Household Income: Texas WIC Income Guidelines (If you are on Medicaid, TANF, or SNAP you meet the income eligibility guidelines for WIC.)
• U.S. citizenship is NOT a requirement for eligibility.

You may attend the clinic of your choice.

Food and snack bags for children, seniors, and those with special needs are distributed to registered community members. You can register online here.

• Must register online or in person to participate.
• Application providing household information is required.
• Diapers are also available.

Free.

Every Saturday from 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM we serve homemade breakfast tacos and coffee, bags of groceries, have a fresh produce and bread market, offer clothing, housewares and toiletries, and haircuts here and there.  A Social Worker is on-site for resource assistance.  We have an Outreach Pavilion and Campus where people gather and form a community.  

A playground is available for children to play.  Optional is a worship service at 8:30 AM every Saturday, Bible Study at 9:15 AM, and prayer team is available throughout the morning.  We are open every Saturday throughout the year.

Free

General Women's Wellness Care

• Annual Physical
• Pre-Pregnancy Counseling & Family Planning
• FREE Pregnancy Testing
• STD Counseling & Treatment
• Gynecological Infections
  (Bacterial Vaginosis, Yeast, UTI, etc.)

Obstetrics (Pregnancy) Care

• Prenatal Counseling & Education
• Prenatal Care
• Obstetric Deliveries
• Post-Partum Check-Up & Education

We accept all insurance

Families and individuals in need of clothing may "shop" at our clothes closet once every 30 days.

Other things such as diapers, hygiene items, and household linens are also offered when available.

All families and individuals are welcome at CAM.

• No appointments needed.
• No zip code or demographic restrictions.

Required for all services:

• Photo ID (any type)
• Original Social Security Card for all members of the household (If there is an issue, we can offer a grace period on the first visit.)

Free

Togs For Tots provides new clothing, personal care kit, jacket, reading book along with a Watch Me Grow booklet for parents of new babies and preschool children. School uniforms are provided to Head Start programs. This program is carried out in collaboration with local social service agencies and several schools whose staff determine which at-risk children will be the recipients.  

Each child receives:

• two complete outfits
• a personal grooming kit
• an age-appropriate book
• a “Watch Me Grow” book
• six pairs of socks
• for ages three and above, underwear and a jacket
• for infants, newborn through three months, a baby gown lovingly sewn by member volunteers

Children determined to be "at-risk".

No charge.

A Woman's Haven offers these free and confidential pregnancy services:

• Ultrasound and pregnancy testing
• Pregnancy counseling
  • Crisis intervention
  • Education on fetal development, abortion, and adoption
• Materials assistance
  • Maternity clothing
  • Baby Clothing
  • Baby necessities
  • Diapers
  • Children's clothing (up to 3 years of age)
• Community resources and referrals
  • Pregnancy Medicaid
  • Pre-natal Care
  • Breastfeeding
  • GED and Higher Learning
  • Housing
  • Utility Assistance
  • Car Seats
  • Childcare
  • Food Pantry
  • Formula
  • Child Support

Any woman who thinks she might be pregnant, is pregnant, and/or has children under the age of 3 years is eligible for our services.

ALL Services are free and confidential.

A ministry with a reverence for all life. We give love and support to any women in desperate need that has small children, assisting them with diapers, toys, clothes, counseling and prayer.

For more information, contact Yolanda Pytel at 210-834-0847.

 A member of the Allied Women Center team will be happy to speak about accessing any of these amazing services/resources:

• Free Pregnancy Tests
• Free Limited Ultrasound
• Free Diapers
• Free baby clothes and accessories

We are a vegan/vegetarian little library and pantry.

Take what you need, Leave what you can.

We Accept:

• non-perishables
• vegetarian foods
• cold items
• books
• diapers
• hygiene supplies

Open 24/7, donations accepted 24/7.

We also have a Little Free Library at this location.

Free.

The San Antonio Community and Donation Center serves RAICES clients as an inclusive and welcoming space for all newcomers.

Eligible clients may receive clothing, shoes, hygiene items, cleaning supplies, small housewares, and baby supplies.

Clients can attend community events such as medical clinics, toys, and school supply drives.

Must be a RAICES client.

We always seek donations of new items to meet our client’s basic daily living needs. The following contributions are only accepted in San Antonio, TX.

For more information, please get in touch with our SACDC staff at [email protected] and review the Community and Donation Centers pamphlet.

Accepted new donations include:

• Clothing (including professional work/court attire)
• Shoes
• Car seats
• Boxes of Diapers (all sizes)
• Baby wipes
• Household Cleaning supplies
• Hygiene Items
• Toys (infant – teen)
• Gift Cards (grocery stores, VISA, Mastercard)

We provide diapers and baby supplies to parents in the community.

Distribution takes place at our Child Development Center, but their children don't need to be enrolled to receive this service.

Free

Once every two months to also include other things like diapers, hygiene items and household linens when available.

Free Services We Provide:

• Diapers
• Baby/Children Clothing
• Formula and Baby Food
• Baby Accessories
• Parent Mentoring
• Career Planning

Please call for more information.

Free.

Veronica's Boutique at Guadalupe Community Center provides free material assistance including diapers, wipes, baby clothes, baby shoes, socks, formula, and baby food.

Parenting education and guidance are also offered in a one-on-one setting with wraparound services like birth doulas, breastfeeding consultation, counseling, and other support offered through case management.

Veronica's Boutique serves expecting mothers and new parents with children under 36 months.

Call for more information or to schedule an appointment.

Free.

Our care coordination team will receive your message and call you back within 24 hours.

We can assist in person, by phone, or by email- whatever you prefer.

Click here for the Care Coordination Request Form.

Guadalupe Community Center provides immediate help to address food insecurity, reduce poverty, and prevent homelessness.