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SA Clubhouse stepping up its mental health advocacy to amplify members’ voices
SA Clubhouse has emerged as a leading mental health day center in Texas, training hundreds of specialists and recently dipping its toe into public policy.
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‘Everybody can do everything’: Morgan’s Wonderland Camp unveils accessible outdoor activities
Featuring a zipline and climbing wall, Morgan’s Wonderland Camp aims to make typical camp activities accessible to people with special needs.
Corporate leaders pledge millions of dollars toward racial equity in San Antonio
San Antonio’s top business executives are putting $13.8 million toward efforts they think will help bridge the city’s racial inequalities.
Thousands stroll, pedal and mingle outdoors with the return of Síclovía
Thousands of San Antonio residents came out to enjoy the 18th biannual Síclovía Sunday put on by the YMCA of Greater San Antonio.
San Antonio Report names new editor-in-chief
Leigh Munsil, an editor at CNN, will be the San Antonio Report’s new editor-in-chief, replacing Robert Rivard.
YMCA Síclovía event returning in time for 10th anniversary
Organized by the YMCA of Greater San Antonio, Síclovía will return Sunday for the first time since fall 2019.
One year and 1 million tests later, Community Labs plans to triple lab capacity
Community Labs announced the COVID-19 testing milestone with plans to triple lab capacity to process more than 50,000 samples a day.
Million-dollar miracle: Chance encounter leads to major donation for Catholic school
Here’s the story behind a $1 million gift from local philanthropist Kym Rapier Verette and her husband to St. Pius X Catholic School.
Catholic Charities seeks community help in resettling Afghan refugees arriving in San Antonio
Help is needed to resettle more than 300 refugees from Afghanistan who will begin arriving in San Antonio as early as Wednesday.
‘Everybody’s family is in danger’: Afghans in San Antonio seek help for stranded relatives
Local Afghan who hold Special Immigrant Visas are seeking help from the nonprofit Center for Refugee Services to rescue family members from the country.
End of an era: Century-old YMCA Camp Flaming Arrow closes for good
The scenic Hill Country sleep-away camp operating since 1926 will be sold to reduce the nonprofit’s expenses.
As pandemic eases, Morgan’s Wonderland proceeds with expanded offerings
The Morgan’s Wonderland group of inclusive play places has expanded, with a family camp officially opening to the public later this fall and another new facility scheduled to open next year.
These dogs save veterans’ lives. A facility opening in September could shrink the waitlist.
An upcoming facility in San Antonio will help supply rescue dogs for matching with veterans needing service animals.
