San Antonio Housing Trust Approves Action Plan for Cattleman Square Homelessness
The San Antonio Housing Trust has approved a 28-month action plan to address homelessness in the Cattleman Square area, which has over 160 individuals sleeping near abandoned buildings. The plan involves nearly 40 nonprofits working to connect people with housing,…
San Antonio, TX, August 20, 2026 —
The San Antonio Housing Trust has given the green light to a comprehensive 28-month action plan aimed at tackling the growing homelessness crisis in the Cattleman Square area. The initiative seeks to provide assistance to the more than 160 individuals currently sleeping in makeshift encampments near abandoned buildings in the district.
The plan outlines a collaborative effort involving close to 40 nonprofit organizations. These groups will focus on connecting individuals experiencing homelessness with essential services, including access to housing, medical care, and legal aid. The overarching goal is to offer a pathway to stable living conditions and support for those in need.
The initial phase of this action plan carries an estimated cost of over $12 million. Funding details and specific allocation for different services have not been fully detailed in the available information. The San Antonio Housing Trust’s approval marks a significant step in addressing the complex issues contributing to homelessness in the Cattleman Square vicinity.
Further details regarding the implementation timeline and the specific roles of each participating nonprofit are expected to be released as the plan progresses. The initiative underscores a focused commitment from local authorities and community organizations to confront the challenges faced by the homeless population in this specific area of San Antonio.
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