San Antonio Recovery Resources

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Search sober living, treatment, mental health, meetings, family support, crisis help, housing, food, transportation, employment, veteran, and reentry resources.

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Local coverage San Antonio, Bexar County, New Braunfels, Schertz, Cibolo, Boerne, Seguin, Converse, Universal City, Live Oak, Helotes, Leon Valley, Pleasanton, Floresville, Kerrville, and nearby communities.

For clients Meetings, MAT-friendly care, mental health support, housing, food, transportation, and work support.

For families Al-Anon, Nar-Anon, NAMI, education, crisis information, and resource navigation.

Featured Resources Start with trusted local anchors. Open this section to review key starting points without losing your place in the full resource directory.

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Resource Checklist

Keep your next steps clear.

Print, share, or save this checklist to help track calls, provider details, and follow-up steps.

Identify the immediate need or next step. Verify provider details directly before visiting. Save the provider phone number or website. Ask about eligibility, cost, availability, and documents needed. Plan transportation or appointment timing. Write down who you spoke with and the next step. Set a follow-up reminder.

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On iPhone, open the checklist page in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, open it in Chrome, tap the browser menu, then Install app or Add to Home screen.

Recovery Apps

Download helpful recovery apps.

These free tools can help clients, families, and alumni keep AA literature, reflections, meeting information, and sober support close at hand.

Everything AA

Everything AA includes AA literature, the Big Book, Daily Reflections, audio resources, a sobriety tracker, and an online meeting finder.

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Meeting Guide

Meeting Guide is a free A.A. World Services app for finding in-person and online A.A. meetings, local contact information, and Daily Reflections.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play Visit AA Website

NextStep

An independent recovery and life-stability companion app.

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NextStep is an independent app currently in beta, designed to help people in recovery organize daily progress, recovery goals, resources, reminders, accountability, and next steps toward stability. Download links will be added when the app becomes available.

NextStep is currently in beta. Download links will be added when available. Interested in updates? Check back soon for release information.

Everything AA, Meeting Guide, and NextStep are third-party resources. Healing River House is not affiliated with or endorsed by these apps.

Account and Services

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Log in or create an account to view available portal tools, saved resources, program materials, and product or service details that apply to your role.

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If this is an emergency, call 911. For mental health crisis support, call or text 988. This directory is public so clients, families, and community members can find urgent and basic-needs resources without a login.

Create a free account to save resources, build a recovery plan, and track your next steps.

Sober Living Tours

Questions to Ask a Sober Living House.

Use this public checklist before calling, touring, applying, paying, or moving into a sober living or recovery housing program.

Safety and structure Rules, curfew, visitors, bedrooms, supervision, and how conflicts are handled.

Recovery expectations Meetings, house meetings, sponsorship, workbook work, testing, and support when someone struggles.

Costs and documents Move-in costs, deposits, program fees, written agreements, refund policies, and copies of signed forms.

Daily living and fit Chores, transportation, meals, employment expectations, medication policies, and whether the house is realistic for the person.

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Healing River House does not endorse, guarantee, inspect, license, or control third-party sober living homes, Oxford Houses, recovery housing programs, halfway houses, treatment programs, or transitional housing providers. Verify all details directly before applying, visiting, paying, moving in, or sharing personal information.

Practical Task Guides

Step-by-step help for stability tasks.

Open a task to see suggested steps, local classes or support to verify, related resource searches, and print or share options.

How to use this section

Choose a few items at a time.

This checklist is meant to support steady progress, not pressure. Clients can review it with staff, save completed items, and come back to the next practical step when they are ready.

Start with identification, documents, and appointments.
Add employment, budget, and transportation goals as stability grows.
Use recovery support, workbook work, and crisis numbers as part of the plan.

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Healing River House provides this directory for informational and referral purposes only. We are not affiliated with every organization listed. Resource availability, eligibility, hours, and services may change. Please contact each organization directly to confirm current services. If you are in crisis, call 988 and press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line or call 911 in an emergency.

Information may change. Contact each organization directly to confirm eligibility, hours, required documents, and availability. This website does not provide legal advice. For criminal record, warrant, expunction, or nondisclosure questions, speak with a licensed attorney or legal aid provider.