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Roy Maas Youth Alternatives

Roy Maas Youth Alternatives, Inc. is committed to caring for children in crisis. Roy Maas' Youth Alternatives, Inc.

(RMYA) has provided safety for children in crisis since 1976 with residential & counseling services to end the cycle of abuse & violence: Emergency Shelter services; TurningPoint Transitional & Independent Living Program for homeless young adults and former & extended foster youth; RMYA Family Counseling & Resource Center with individual & group counseling & community psychiatric services for chil

dren & youth; RMYA Meadowland campus, our long-term residential programs for foster children with emotional/behavioral needs from past abuse; and
MeadowLand Charter District charter schools for at-risk students. Roy Maas once said "People need three things to be happy: someone to love, something constructive to do with their time and something to look forward to." As key people in the lives of the youth we serve, RMYA works to provide an environment for these things to happen. Our children have many obstacles to overcome & we provide the help & tools they need to understand they can lead a positive life & become productive citizens in our community.

08/11/2026

A new school year brings new opportunities for growth, healing, and hope. Every child deserves to begin the year feeling prepared, confident, and supported.

Thanks to our community, which came together to drop off school supplies at H-E-B for Communities In Schools of San Antonio's , the children and youth at RMYA are heading back to school with the supplies they need for a strong start. 🎒✏️📚 We are incredibly grateful to all the donors, volunteers, and supporters who gave their time and resources to make this possible.

Thank you for helping our kids start the school year ready to learn, grow, and succeed. 💙

08/07/2026

💙 . . https://www.rmya.org/donate/

When you support RMYA, you help create safety, stability, and hope for children and families navigating difficult circumstances.

08/04/2026

❤️ We’re taking a moment to look back on a wonderful evening hosted by Viola’s Huge Heart Foundation on July 27 at Viola’s Ventanas, celebrating youth in foster care.

Our youth and staff enjoyed a memorable night filled with dinner, live music, face painting, snow cones, photo booths, and more. Beyond the fun, the evening was a meaningful reminder of the strength, resilience, and individuality of the incredible young people we serve.

Thank you to Viola's Huge Heart Foundation, Viola's Ventanas and our community partners for helping create experiences filled with joy, connection, and lasting memories. ✨

08/02/2026

At first glance, it's a group of children enjoying a summer day. ☀️

What you can't see are the challenges they've overcome, the healing that's taking place, or the hope that's beginning to take root. 🌳

That's why RMYA exists—to provide safe spaces, compassionate care, and the support children and families need to move forward.

https://ow.ly/S2Ba50ZirZK

08/01/2026

📚 Today is Stuff the Bus Day! Donate new school supplies at participating H-E-B stores to help RMYA youth and local students start the school year prepared for success.

Thank you, Communities In Schools of San Antonio for partnering with RMYA and investing in brighter futures! 💛

07/30/2026

There's still time to support Roy Maas Youth Alternatives!

Join us at Chicken N Pickle - San Antonio TODAY & TOMORROW for the final two days of the Community Cup Campaign.

For every qualifying non-alcoholic beverage purchased, Chicken N Pickle will donate $0.25 to RMYA, helping provide critical services for children, youth, and families in our community.

📍 5215 UTSA Boulevard, San Antonio, TX 78249

Thank you, Chicken N Pickle - San Antonio for partnering with RMYA and investing in brighter futures! 💙

07/28/2026

for RMYA Kids before School Starts! https://ow.ly/JeVz50ZqNv8

Join us to support Communities In Schools of San Antonio's Stuff The Bus School Supply Drive to help RMYA kids and local students start the school year prepared.

You can help by:
🎁 Donating new school supplies at any designated collection bins
✋ Volunteering during the Stuff the Bus Day on Saturday, August 1st. Sign up at https://bit.ly/4vHSZWA
💻 Ordering from our Amazon Wishlist at https://ow.ly/2iCF50ZqNqa

Every backpack, notebook, and pencil helps ensure students have the tools they need to succeed

07/27/2026

Safe spaces create room for healing. Every environment at RMYA is designed to help young people feel supported, secure, and cared for.

https://ow.ly/R3SZ50Zis43

07/25/2026

Join us at Chicken N Pickle - San Antonio TODAY through July 31st and support Roy Maas Youth Alternatives through the Community Cup Campaign!

For every qualifying non-alcoholic beverage purchased, Chicken N Pickle will donate $0.25 to RMYA.

📍 5215 UTSA Boulevard, San Antonio, TX 78249

Every drink helps support the children, youth, and families we serve. Thank you, Chicken N Pickle - San Antonio for giving back to our community! 💙

07/24/2026

Help Us for RMYA Kids! https://ow.ly/Vo2T50ZqNBi

This summer, we're partnering with Communities In Schools of San Antonio's Stuff The Bus School Supply Drive to help RMYA kids and local students start the school year prepared.

You can help by:
🎁 Donating new school supplies at any designated collection bins
✋ Volunteering during the Stuff the Bus Day on Saturday, August 1st. Sign up here:
https://bit.ly/4vHSZWA
💻 Order from our Amazon Wishlist at https://ow.ly/Z09l50ZqNBh

Every backpack, notebook, and pencil helps ensure students have the tools they need to succeed.

Address

3103 West Avenue
San Antonio, TX
78213

Telephone

+12103408077

Website

http://www.rmya.org/

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