Haven for Hope campus in San Antonio helps individuals and families experiencing homelessness find safe shelter, basic necessities, supportive services, and pathways toward permanent housing. They operate two primary programs. The South Campus is a low-barrier emergency shelter providing safe indoor sleeping, three meals a day, showers, medical care, mental health services, and connections to supportive resources. The North Campus provides shelter combined with intensive services designed to address the circumstances contributing to homelessness and help individuals and families move toward long-term stability and permanent housing.

Services include case management, housing assistance, income and skills development, employment support, health care, mental health services, substance use recovery resources, legal assistance, identification recovery, veteran services, and other programs addressing barriers to stable housing. They work with clients to identify safe and affordable permanent housing while helping individuals develop plans for maintaining long-term housing stability. Income and Skills Development services help clients address barriers to employment, education, job skills, and financial stability.