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[En Español] “Estoy sola en el país”: estos migrantes liberados en la frontera acaban viviendo en las calles, sin techo ni dinero

El Gobierno los libera para que no tengan que esperar sus procesos de asilo en un centro de detención, pero los albergues en San Antonio no dan abasto y sufren para poder ayudarlos a todos.

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Catholic Charities San Antonio aiding survivors and their families after Texas migrant deaths

Following the discovery of the bodies of more than 50 migrants who died in an abandoned tractor-trailer in San Antonio, Texas, the local Catholic Charities organization is offering support to the 12 surviving migrants and their families.

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Listen - Catholic Charities official visits with survivors of migrant smuggling tragedy

Antonio Fernandez, CEO of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, spoke with NPR about the recent migrant tragedy and how Catholic Charities San Antonio is Serving.

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Catholic Charities Opens Regional Office In Del Rio

Catholic Charities officially opened its Del Rio Regional Office to serve the community.

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A Steady Presence in Aftermath

Catholic Charities of San Antonio is committed to continuously help those affected by the Robb Elementary School Shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

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San Antonio archbishop leads effort to help Uvalde families as funerals begin

San Antonio's archbishop in Uvalde to comfort grieving families. Catholic Charities offering free legal services and financial assistance.

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Thank you for picking us

For years, Catholic Charities of San Antonio has assisted families and children with immigration, but this was different.

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Somebody who cares

When dozens of unaccompanied migrant youths first entered an emergency shelter at Freeman Coliseum in late March, hundreds of people stepped up to help supervise and care for the teenage boys. One of those volunteers is a woman from Cincinnati who arrived in San Antonio in mid-April to live out her beliefs.

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Freeman Coliseum Expo Hall to help with migrant youths

Now that the number of migrant youths at the Freeman Coliseum Expo Hall has doubled in less than a week, Catholic Charities is providing 24-hour volunteer support.

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Winter storm report from Catholic Charities

Despite the extreme weather, bad road conditions, and power and water outages, Catholic Charities continued to serve during the winter storm.

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San Antonio's free tax assistance program is going curbside

San Antonio’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, which typically serves 30,000 residents, will operate on a curbside model in response to the coronavirus pandemic this year.

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Catholic Charities offering free help for SAISD students during remote learning

Catholic Charities is offering free distance learning programs for students in San Antonio ISD.

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While political leaders squabble, Catholic Charities pushes to meet greater pandemic demands

With the coronavirus pandemic, Catholic Charities agencies may feel as though they are reprising a scene from the Gospel story of the multiplication of loaves and fish — feeding multitudes of mouths with fewer resources.

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Catholic Charities pandemic assistance totals nearly $400 million

In the midst of COVID-19 requests for food jumped from between 300 and 400 families per week to an average of 3,500 per week from April through June.

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Resources for immigrants in Texas amid the coronavirus pandemic

Whether left out of government aid or ill-supplied with Spanish-language educational materials, undocumented and legal immigrants are at risk of missing out on services made available amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Nirenberg: Slow spread of coronavirus, then rebuild and recover

In the darkest times, San Antonio is known for shining the compassionate light of humanity. That light reminds us that day will break and the sun will rise again.

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St. Stephen's CARE Center needs donations & volunteers

The shelves at St. Stephen's CARE Center on Zarzamora were fully stocked on Saturday and now they are almost completely empty.

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Seven migrant children in federal custody await coronavirus test results

To prevent the risk of contracting the Coronavirus, children of Seton Home and St. Peter-St. Joseph Children's Home are frequently monitored for signs of illness and prohibited from leaving the facility.

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Hundreds of St. Mary's students lend nonprofits a hand

Nearly 400 St. Mary’s University students, faculty, staff and alumni will volunteer across San Antonio on Saturday, Feb. 29, for Continuing the Heritage — an official service event that kicks off the University’s 40 Days of Lent and Service initiative.

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Free tax prep help available at 19 SA VITA sites

At 19 sites around San Antonio the Volunteer Tax Assistance program, or VITA, is set up through tax season to offer free tax preparation to qualifying households.

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Mixed reaction as judge blocks President Trump's order allowing state refugee bans

A federal judge in Maryland is pumping the breaks on President Donald Trump's push to let states decide whether to accept refugees into their communities, less than a week after Governor Greg Abbott made Texas the first state to opt out of the refugee resettlement program.

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San Antonio food pantry puts dignity first

In the midst of an ongoing conversation about tent cities, homelessness, and whether or not people have a right to sleep on a public street — a new type of food pantry in San Antonio is trying to make sure that Texans are taken care of.

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Grocery store on San Antonio’s West Side supplies food and opportunity for needy families

There’s a new grocery store on the West Side of San Antonio, but after its customers have walked the aisles and selected their groceries, they don’t have to pay.

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Interfaith partnership in San Antonio brings mobile showers to the homeless, migrants

Asylum-seeking migrants often make it to San Antonio without having the opportunity to bathe for weeks beforehand. Similarly, there are residents of San Antonio who don't have access to clean water.

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Rivard Report visits Guadalupe Home

Seton Home and St. PJ’s Children’s Home merged under Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of San Antonio, making it one of the largest nonprofit community organizations in the South Texas area.

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World Refugee Day!

World Refugee Day is a yearly celebration on the 20th of June, to support millions of families all over the world who have lost their homes and dear ones because of violence or war. World refugee day celebration provides an opportunity for all to help promote public awareness and advocacy about refugees around the world.

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Camp helps refugee students integrate, one book at a time

With partnership from UTSA, we were able to have fun this summer with our refugee students at St. Matthews!

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Guadalupe Community Center helps families face impossible choices during the pandemic

Families of students in our After School Program are often linked to wraparound services for holistic help.

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