SACRD.org

SACRD.org is a free, comprehensive, online directory of all compassionate resources offered by congregations, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and compassionate groups in and around San Antonio.

More than 1,300 people use SACRD.org - EVERY. SINGLE. DAY

These visits come from every zip code in Bexar County as well as many of the surrounding communities. 

SACRD.org is used daily by nonprofit employees, faith communities, and individuals across the city to look for a place that has the capacity to help fill a need. 

SACRD.org lists 11,000 services in over 140 categories.  The most commonly searched needs are:

• Housing Assistance


• Rental and Utility Assistance


• Food Pantries and Emergency Food


• Mental Health Care


• Addiction and Recovery Services


• Child Care


• Transportation Assistance

Mental Health Portal

Of the almost 10,000 programs in SACRD.org, about 1,700 of them have some component of mental health support.  Recognizing the community-wide mental health impact of this seemingly never-ending pandemic, SACRD.org continues to help those seeking mental health services find them quickly and easily.  The Mental Health Portal allows individuals to quickly narrow down all the available programs by describing their specific mental health challenges, location, age range, language needs, payment options, and more. 

Housing Services Portal

The Housing Services portal serves as a vital component of the community's response to housing needs. It assists people in finding new housing arrangements and helps them locate services and support to maintain their existing housing and thrive in their current setting. 

IDD and Disability Support Portal

The IDD and Disability Support portal is a new project currently underway at SACRD.org.  Launching in November, the portal will be the most comprehensive collection of resources for individuals, caregivers, and service providers seeking support with a disability or any related situation.

Substance Use Portal

A new Substance Use Portal is also underway at SACRD.org.  This portal will help anyone looking for support for themselves or a family member with any substance use challenge.  The portal will help navigate individuals not just to treatment services, but long-term recovery, support communities, prevention, education, and more.