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Warm Springs Foundation

Our doors opened back in 1937 in Ottine, TX and we have been caring for individuals who have been affected by neurotrauma and amputation since then.

04/23/2026

Today kicks off the Texas Parasport Games, and we’re excited to share about one of the athletes chasing something bigger than the finish line. 🏁👨‍🦽

Kohen Grantom grew up as the only student at his school with a disability, but that never stopped him from chasing his love of sports. What started with a single racing chair has turned into a relentless pursuit of something bigger.

“I want people to know that I can be like them… If you’re really passionate about something, no matter your struggles, chase it.” – Kohen Grantom

Read how adaptive sports helped Kohen find purpose, confidence and a path toward the Paralympic Games: https://warmspringsfoundation.org/chasing-speed/

04/17/2026

There’s nothing quite like Fiesta San Antonio. 🎉🌺

For generations, this celebration has brought our community together through culture, tradition and a shared spirit of joy and giving back.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we are proud to serve this vibrant community alongside our Circle of Care partners, creating life-altering possibilities for those living with neurotrauma and disabilities.

Here’s to celebrating what makes San Antonio so special and showing up for one another every step of the way. 🤝💙

04/14/2026

National Occupational Therapy Month is a time to recognize the impact of occupational therapists and the individuals they serve towards greater independence and quality of life.

We acknowledge the essential role occupational therapy (OT) plays in those living with neurotrauma. From rebuilding daily living skills to fostering confidence, adaptability and meaningful engagement in everyday activities.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we are proud to support organizations like Children's Rehabilitation Institute Teleton USA (CRIT USA) and other programs that expand access to care, therapy and resources, creating life-altering possibilities for individuals and families across our communities.

📸 Photo of CRIT USA

04/10/2026

Limb loss and limb difference impact millions of individuals and families across the United States. From birth through adulthood, these conditions shape daily life, access to care and long-term health outcomes.

Many cases of limb loss are tied to underlying health conditions like diabetes, reinforcing the importance of early detection, prevention and access to quality care. At the same time, individuals with limb difference continue to live active, fulfilling lives with the right support systems and opportunities.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we’re proud to support organizations that expand access to adaptive recreation and rehabilitation programs that promote independence, confidence and inclusion for individuals living with limb loss and limb difference. 💙

Awareness matters. Prevention matters. Please share to help keep empowerment flowing. ✨

04/07/2026

This World Health Day, we’re celebrating the many ways health shows up in our lives through movement, connection, care and community. 🌎💙

Health is more than a single moment or milestone. It’s a journey supported by people, resources and opportunities that help individuals live fuller, more independent lives.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we’re proud to build our Circle of Care, a community of partners dedicated to creating life-altering possibilities for those living with disabilities. Together, we’re expanding access, strengthening support and helping more individuals reach their potential.

04/06/2026

Strength, independence and possibility come to life through movement and sport. 🏅🦾👨‍🦽

Texas Parasport empowers individuals with physical disabilities through adaptive sports, fitness and outdoor recreation, creating opportunities to build confidence, develop skills and pursue new goals.

Through community programs, statewide collaborations and competitive opportunities, they inspire inclusion and help individuals of all abilities thrive both on and off the field of play.

Learn more about how Texas Parasport is creating pathways to possibility:
🔗 https://texasparasport.org/

04/03/2026

Helen Eversberg has spent decades leading with purpose, compassion and an unwavering belief in the power of service. 💙

For 36 years, Helen has helped guide Warm Springs Foundation through moments of change, growth and new possibilities. Always keeping the goal of helping people rebuild their lives after traumatic injury. From her trailblazing career as a U.S. Attorney to her leadership as Board Chair, Helen’s commitment to justice, community and compassion continues to shape the future of Warm Springs Foundation.

Read more about Helen’s remarkable journey and the legacy she continues to build: https://warmspringsfoundation.org/36-years-of-legacy/

04/02/2026

Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month is a time to recognize the strength and resilience of individuals living with limb loss and limb difference, along with the dedicated professionals who support their journey.

We acknowledge the unique challenges and experiences within this community, and the importance of rehabilitation, adaptive resources and opportunities like adaptive sports that empower individuals to regain independence, build confidence and stay connected.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we are proud to support organizations like Texas Parasport and other programs that expand access to care, mobility and inclusive recreation, creating life-altering possibilities for individuals and families across our communities.

📸 Photo of Texas Parasport

03/27/2026

Leadership, service and a deep belief in transforming lives are just a few ways to describe our board chair, Helen Eversberg.

Her remarkable dedication has helped guide our mission for more than three decades. Helen’s commitment to serving people affected by life-altering injuries embodies the heart and spirit of Warm Springs Foundation.

We invite you to read more about Helen’s inspiring journey and the legacy she continues to build.

🔗 Read Helen’s story here: https://warmspringsfoundation.org/36-years-of-legacy/

As Women’s History Month comes to a close, we’re proud to celebrate Helen as a trailblazer who has helped shape our foundation and the community at large.

03/24/2026

For 12 years, Bart Simpson has served on the Warm Springs Foundation board with a clear purpose: to expand our mission and widen our lens of impact.

He believes deeply in creating pathways to health care and ensuring our community has the support it deserves. From Veterans to families navigating complex needs, Bart sees both the gaps and the opportunity. He knows Warm Springs Foundation has the assets, leadership and heart to do great things, and he is committed to helping us grow to meet the need.

“Warm Springs Foundation works for the community, and our community can benefit” – Bart Simpson

Leaders like Bart serve and help move our mission forward. But service is not just about giving time; it’s about believing in what is possible and choosing to help build it.

03/17/2026

Support, connection and understanding can make all the difference on the journey after a brain injury. 🧠💙

Alamo Head Injury Association (AHIA) is dedicated to improving the quality of life and well-being of individuals who have experienced a brain injury, along with the caregivers and families who walk alongside them.

Through monthly support group meetings, educational resources and community connections, AHIA creates a space where people can share experiences, learn from one another and find encouragement along the recovery journey. Additionally, they provide supporting funds for qualified applicants.

Learn more about how the AHIA supports survivors and families in our community:
🔗 https://alamoheadinjury.org/

03/13/2026

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects millions of Americans every year. Yet for many survivors, the impact is not limited to the moment of injury. Research shows that symptoms can persist or even worsen years later, affecting cognitive, physical and emotional well-being.

Recovery from brain injury is rarely linear. It requires time, access to care and strong support systems. But there is reason for hope. The brain has a remarkable ability to adapt. Through therapy and rehabilitation, it can form new neural pathways that help restore function and independence.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we’re proud to support organizations that expand access to adaptive recreation and rehabilitation programs that support recovery and empower individuals living with brain injuries and other disabilities. 💙

Awareness matters. Support matters. Please share to help keep empowerment flowing. ✨

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250 W Nottingham Drive, Ste 320
San Antonio, TX
78209

Telephone

+12107141849

Website

https://warmspringsfoundation.org/

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