Domestic Violence Rapid Rehousing Program

The Domestic Violence Rapid Rehousing Program helps survivors of domestic violence and their families quickly find safe, stable housing. The program provides short-term rental assistance and ongoing support to help participants leave unsafe situations, secure housing, and build long-term stability. Services are designed to prioritize safety, independence, and overall well-being.

Where & Who We Serve

Where We Serve: San Antonio and Bexar County, Texas
Who We Serve: We serve individuals and families experiencing homelessness who are survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or related harm. The program primarily supports families with children but may also serve adults without children.

Services Offered

Services are tailored to each household’s needs and may include:

Short-term rental assistance and help with move-in costs
Help finding and securing safe housing
One-on-one case management and support
Safety planning and crisis support
Transportation and basic needs assistance
Employment and education support
Childcare coordination and referrals
Life skills coaching
Referrals to legal, healthcare, mental health, and community services
Help accessing public benefits and income support

Services focus on helping survivors quickly move into housing and maintain long-term stability.

How to Enroll

This program is accessed through the local housing and homelessness support system. Individuals cannot apply directly.

To get started, complete a housing assessment through Homelink, the local system that connects people to housing programs. You can begin by calling:

Community Connections Hotline: 210‑207‑1799

A representative will help connect you to housing support and other services based on your needs.

At Endeavors, we serve our community with compassion and work to connect people with available resources and support. We will work tirelessly to find you the resources you need to recover, but please understand that eligibility depends on funder requirements which will ultimately impact whether we can obtain the assistance you need.

Funded By

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through the Continuum of Care (CoC) Program