Opening January 2027

Help us open the doors to dignity.

Serene Living is an End-of-Life Care Home building a compassionate safety net for terminally ill veterans, unhoused neighbors, and families in crisis across San Antonio and Bexar County—so no one faces life’s final chapter alone.

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The Serene Living End-of-Life Care Home in San Antonio, with a sign reading Opening January 2027

This will be home.Our End-of-Life Care Home in San Antonio — opening January 2027.

501(c)(3)San Antonio nonprofit organization

January 2027Planned opening

3 monthsInitial operating request

3 programsOne coordinated care model

Our mission

Care for those who have no one else.

Serene Living was established to serve people who are too often forgotten during life’s final chapter. At Serene Living, we are dedicated to providing a nurturing environment for forgotten veterans, the homeless, and individuals facing family crisis during their final days. Our mission is to offer a clean and comfortable home where residents can experience care, dignity, and grace at End of Life.

We focus on veterans, unhoused individuals, and families in crisis throughout San Antonio and Bexar County—meeting people where they are and helping them reach a safe, peaceful setting for end-of-life care.

Illustration from the Serene Living brochure: a caregiver tending to a person in bed

The gap we are preparing to close

Traditional healthcare and hospice models can reach their limits when a patient has no reliable home environment, caregiver, transportation, or family advocate. Aging veterans may be isolated. Unhoused neighbors may be living with advanced illness in unsafe conditions. Low-income families can be overwhelmed by a sudden terminal diagnosis.

Serene Living’s model brings together bedside coordination, housing-compatible support, essential supplies, relief caregiving, and family navigation around one clear promise: each person will be seen, supported, and treated with dignity.

Serene Living is an End-of-Life Care Home — a San Antonio-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving San Antonio and Bexar County.

Our Why

Local estimates for San Antonio and Bexar County:

13,000–15,000total annual deaths in Bexar County

6,000–7,200individuals die each year without entering hospice care (non-hospice deaths, all causes)

4,500–5,500residents in the San Antonio area die from end-stage terminal conditions without utilizing hospice services, excluding sudden traumatic deaths and acute incidents

Because many of them don't have a caregiver and room and board.

Business partners

Businesses standing with Serene Living.

Local businesses whose example encourages others to join this humanitarian effort.

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