Warm Springs Foundation

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.

Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month is a time to recognize the strength and resilience of individuals living w...
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.

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

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

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

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects millions of Americans every year. Yet for many survivors, the impact is not limited...
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. ✨

It’s Brain Awareness Week! 🧠✨Our brains help us think, move, create, connect and experience the world around us. They’re...
03/09/2026

It’s Brain Awareness Week! 🧠✨

Our brains help us think, move, create, connect and experience the world around us. They’re incredibly complex, constantly adapting and capable of amazing resilience.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we’re inspired every day by the determination of individuals navigating brain injury and the dedicated professionals and programs that support their recovery. Here’s to celebrating the power of the brain and the possibilities that come with it. 💙

📸 Photo of TBI Warrior Foundation

TBI Awareness Month is a time to recognize the resilience of individuals living with traumatic brain injury and the dedi...
03/04/2026

TBI Awareness Month is a time to recognize the resilience of individuals living with traumatic brain injury and the dedicated professionals who support their recovery journey.

We acknowledge the complex challenges of brain injury and the importance of comprehensive rehabilitation, long-term support and a strong community connection that helps individuals regain independence and rebuild their lives.

At Warm Springs Foundation, we are proud to support organizations and programs that provide critical care and resources for those impacted by neurotrauma, expanding access to life-altering possibilities for individuals and families across our communities.

📸 Photo of Alamo Head Injury Association

Today we celebrate the freedom and independence that mobility makes possible. ♿✨Wheelchairs are more than equipment. The...
03/01/2026

Today we celebrate the freedom and independence that mobility makes possible. ♿✨

Wheelchairs are more than equipment. They are tools for connection, confidence, adventure and everyday moments that matter.

We’re especially inspired by Andrew and Ross, whose journey includes competing in the six major world marathons. Their story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible through mobility, determination and heart. Read their incredible story here: https://tinyurl.com/4xsx85mh

Here’s to movement, inclusion and communities that remove barriers together. 💙

Landen’s mother was just looking for a way for her son to fit in and be active. Instead, he found confidence, leadership...
02/25/2026

Landen’s mother was just looking for a way for her son to fit in and be active. Instead, he found confidence, leadership and independence through adaptive sports. 🏀🥇👨‍🦽

Through Kinetic Kids, Inc., Landen found more than a place to play. He found a community where he could compete, grow and belong. From the unforgettable joy of winning his first gold medals to riding a bike independently for the very first time, each milestone opened doors his family once thought were out of reach.

“Kinetic Kids has opened doors for me that I thought would never be opened.” – Landen Noonan

Read how adaptive sports helped Landen build confidence, friendships and a family-like connection that continues to shape his future: https://warmspringsfoundation.org/more-than-a-medal/

🚨 Tomorrow’s the day!We would love for you to join us at our FREE EVENT: Community Collaboration! Breakfast, coffee and ...
02/23/2026

🚨 Tomorrow’s the day!

We would love for you to join us at our FREE EVENT: Community Collaboration! Breakfast, coffee and door prizes included! 🥐☕🎁

If you haven’t saved your spot yet, now’s the time!

🔗 RSVP: https://www.jotform.com/form/260294615225051
📍 7703 Floyd Curl Dr., San Antonio
🕘 9 – 11 a.m.

NEW SPEAKER ADDED!We're exited to have Dr. Alison Wiesenthal join our upcoming Community Collaboration as a featured spe...
02/20/2026

NEW SPEAKER ADDED!

We're exited to have Dr. Alison Wiesenthal join our upcoming Community Collaboration as a featured speaker.

It's not too late to register for our FREE EVENT with breakfast, door prizes, networking and meaningful conversations around systemic challenges people face after neurotrauma.

🔗 RSVP: https://www.jotform.com/form/260294615225051

Just 4 DAYS until a powerful morning of collaboration!Join us Feb. 24 for a FREE EVENT in the Holly Auditorium at UT Hea...
02/20/2026

Just 4 DAYS until a powerful morning of collaboration!

Join us Feb. 24 for a FREE EVENT in the Holly Auditorium at UT Health San Antonio with breakfast, door prizes, networking and meaningful conversations around systemic challenges people face after neurotrauma.

Let’s build a stronger community of care together!

🔗 RSVP: https://www.jotform.com/form/260294615225051

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