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Spina Bifida Texas

Spina Bifida Texas

San Antonio, Texas - Bexar County

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San Antonio

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16414 San Pedro Ave Suite 345, San Antonio, TX 78232

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Provider overview

Spina Bifida Texas offers parent and adult support groups, new-parent mentoring, a lending closet, and quality-of-life programs for the San Antonio spina bifida community.

Spina Bifida Texas is a San Antonio nonprofit serving over 800 families annually with support, education, and emergency medical supplies for the spina bifida community.

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Ages
Individuals with spina bifida and similar disabilities of all ages, and their families
Season
Year-round support groups, programs, and events
Cost
Support groups and family services are offered at no cost; confirm membership, program eligibility, and how to access the lending closet or scholarships.

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Spina Bifida Texas

16414 San Pedro Ave Suite 345, San Antonio, TX 78232

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Spina bifida family support groups and services

Spina bifida support groups in English and Spanish, new-parent mentoring, lending closet, scholarships, and quality-of-life programs.

Ages
Individuals with spina bifida and similar disabilities of all ages, and their families
Season
Year-round support groups, programs, and events
Schedule
Adult support groups meet the first Saturday of each month; contact Spina Bifida Texas for children's groups, Spanish-language groups, and current programs.
Cost
Support groups and family services are offered at no cost; confirm membership, program eligibility, and how to access the lending closet or scholarships.
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Spina Bifida Texas is a San Antonio nonprofit supporting individuals with spina bifida and similar disabilities, offering English and Spanish support groups, a New Parent Packet with volunteer veteran parents, a lending closet of medical supplies, scholarships, and quality-of-life programs, with a published address and phone.
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Spina bifida family support groups and services

Spina Bifida Texas is a San Antonio nonprofit supporting individuals with spina bifida and similar disabilities, offering English and Spanish support groups, a New Parent Packet with volunteer veteran parents, a lending closet of medical supplies, scholarships, and quality-of-life programs, with a published address and phone.

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What the provider says: The source names spina bifida, English and Spanish support groups, a New Parent Packet, volunteer veteran parents, a lending closet, scholarships, and camp and sports sponsorships.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about new-parent mentoring, English and Spanish meeting times, the lending closet of medical supplies, camp and sports sponsorships, and how to get started.

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What we found: Spina Bifida Texas is a San Antonio nonprofit supporting individuals with spina bifida and similar disabilities, offering English and Spanish support groups, a New Parent Packet with volunteer veteran parents, a lending closet of medical supplies, scholarships, and quality-of-life programs, with a published address and phone.

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