IDD Services
The Alamo Area Council of Governments IDD Services departments provides the community services and supports for eligible adults and children with intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, and related conditions and their families in Bexar County:
*Eligibility Determination
*Consumer Benefits Screening
*Service Coordination
*Medicaid Waiver Programs such as Home and Community-Based *Services (HCS) or Texas Home Living (TxHmL)
*Safety Net funded services
*Assisted Residential Living
*Present Community Options

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Food, clothing, rent, utilities, and immigration.  Assistance with SNAP, Medicaid/CHIP, and TANF benefits applications.  Refugee services.  Children & Family services.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul operates the Family and Community Assistance Program in order to assist community members who find themselves in financial difficulty. Limited financial assistance is provided for expenses such as utility bills, rent, funeral arrangements, and medication. Our goal is to ensure you remain in your home. Through our Referral Program, we can also provide assistance to connect you to a variety of agencies to help your family. Please note, this program is limited to very low-income individuals as outlined by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. For more information on assistance, please call (210) 864-2151.

disABILITYsa.org is a collaborative online tool for sharing information, resources, ideas, and support between people with all types of disabilities; highlighting organizations and businesses that provide these services; and advancing public awareness, respect, and consideration for the success of people with disabilities. Since going live in 2007, disABILITYsa has given over 16,000 unique visitors access to useful information about programs, services, legislation, and “Real People” stories that impact individuals with all types of disabilities in San Antonio and surrounding communities.

The Protection and Advocacy Agency for People with Disabilities in Texas

Welcome to Exceptional Kids – A Resource Guide for the Special Needs Community. Our mission is to empower parents of special needs children with the resources they need to help their children to be as healthy and successful as possible, and most of all happy.

IDEA Manual

Workshops on things like guardianship, financial planning, special needs trusts, transition planning for the future, etc.  FREE Case management program for children 3+ who DO NOT have Medicaid.

We are a community that supports and equips local foster families with essential items for emergency placements within the first 60 days.