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Veteran & crisis end-of-life care
Bedside care coordinators, nurses, and advocates will go directly to individuals in shelters, transitional housing, or isolated homes to address pain, hygiene, comfort, and immediate care needs.
Our programs
A care model built around the person.
At opening, Serene Living’s four program areas will address the practical, clinical, and human needs that surface when a person is terminally ill and without a traditional support system.
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Unhoused advocacy & outreach
We will coordinate with local shelters and street teams to identify terminally ill neighbors, advocate for their needs, and help connect them to dignified care in a safe, peaceful setting.
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Family crisis relief & respite
Families facing severe emotional, physical, and economic strain will receive step-in relief caregiving, practical coordination, and help navigating the many decisions that accompany terminal illness.
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Medical supplies & comfort needs
Personal care items, specialized mobility aids, wound-care materials, hygiene supplies, and immediate comfort necessities will be provided directly to patients at no cost.
The road to opening
Help build the safety net.
Our pre-opening period is a fundraising phase—not a pause. Every gift, volunteer, and supply commitment helps prepare the people, resources, and operations required to begin serving the community.
Fundraising & readiness
Build the launch fund, engage community partners and volunteers, secure clinical and operational resources, and assemble essential comfort and medical supplies.
Doors open
Begin delivering the end-of-life care model across San Antonio and Bexar County, centered on veterans, unhoused neighbors, and families in crisis.
Sustainable community care
Grow local donor networks, veteran-support grants, corporate sponsorships, and foundation partnerships to sustain bedside capacity throughout South Texas.