Good Samaritan Veterans Outreach & Transition Center

We are still providing services during the COVID-19 Pandemic; these services will be provided remotely however, we are still committed to supporting our Veterans, Transitioning Service Members, and families.

You Served Your Country, We are Honored to Serve You

Mission Statement

We provide no-cost personalized services and referrals to all active duty, transitioning service members, veterans, National Guard, Reservists, and their family members in the greater San Antonio area.

Vision Statement

To be recognized as the best Veterans Center in the United States.

Culture Statement

We want to provide the best service possible, to our Veterans and their Family Members, with respect, integrity, and care and we want to do everything we can to ensure their needs are met as we believe this is what they should expect and what they deserve for serving their Country.

History

The historic Good Samaritan Hospital was constructed in 1915 as the Corinth Baptist Church and in 1948 was converted to a hospital for African-American patients in response to segregation.

In December of 2011, the San Antonio City Council approved a partnership with the Alamo Community College District and St. Philip's College to renovate the former hospital into a veterans outreach center. The Good Samaritan Veteran's Outreach and Transition Center will provide personalized services to All Active Duty, Retired, Veteran's their families, and the community in the greater San Antonio Area.