“He takes the lonely and sets them in families.”
We believe that everyone deserves to live a life they love… everyone.
For some, that may come easier than others, so we purpose to help our “locals” discover the dignity, fulfillment and joy that comes with using their unique giftings and talents to make an impact in their own community and on the way the world views people with learning differences.
regardless of which program our locals participate in, we pray they find community, growth, and a sense of INDEPENDENCE that allows them to extend their efforts beyond their own needs and into the service of others as well.
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”
“…and by His power, He made the south wind blow.” - Psalms 78
In the Bible, each direction of the wind is used to symbolize different movements of God’s power and mercy in the lives of His people. Throughout, the south wind was known to bring healing, grace, provision, strength, and welcoming gentleness.
From this understanding, “SouthWind Fields” was born.
San Antonio, TX
serving Locals from all over the united states
southwind city locals program
Fostering independence through opportunities to live and work within the city of San Antonio.
SWF WELLNESS COLLECTIVE
Rooted in wellness, driven by progress, the wellness collective is meant to provide our locals with access to compassionate healthcare, tailored to them, in the comfort of the Local Society.
Southwind fields Local society
Creating community through social clubs, educational classes, and an empowering environment to just hang out in.
Southwind tiny-home COMMUNITY
Prayerfully upcoming program for 2026! Meant to build Local community through faith, meaningful work, connection, and a safe place to call their own.
Southwind CHAPEL
Worshiping together in awe & wonder. Southwind Fields worship nights will soon be open to the entire community, every third Wednesday of the month. Small groups, intimate setting, support.
