2024 has been a time of meaningful transformation, highlighted by the unveiling of our newly renovated 6,000-square-foot activity center, the expansion of our transportation fleet with brand-new vans, and significant enhancements to our behavioral and clinical services. With the implementation of state-mandated program improvements, Vita Living is now positioned to serve more individuals, more effectively than ever before. We’ve welcomed new clients into the Vita Living family, and we’re excited for what the future holds.

Camp Aranzazu (pronounced Ah ran' zah zoo) cultivates belonging for campers of all ages and abilities by creating accessible, empowering, and intentional camp experiences. Since opening our doors in 2006, Camp Aranzazu has served more than 28,750 campers and their support staff. Camping groups come from more than 55 counties in Texas to enjoy our 100-acre, barrier-free facility on Copano Bay in Rockport, Texas. At Camp Aranzazu, campers of all ages and abilities can fully participate in and enjoy all the typical camping activities, such as fishing, swimming, sailing, archery, arts and crafts, and more. Please visit https://camparanzazu.org/ to learn more!

The Kurka Family shares about their experience at Ronald McDonald House Houston.

Dreams don’t work unless you do 💫 Mary Carmen showed up, leveled up, and now she’s on a clear path to success 💛 This is what growth looks like at McDonald’s Houston. Start your journey here: mcdonaldshoustonjobs.com

Creative Caring for Over 40 Years at Vita Living! This video highlights the 5 areas in which the agency has evolved to meet the needs of its diverse client base; Total care; Aging in Place; Critical Care; New Client Experience; and Maintaining Independence.

Explore the power of art and community with Rick Lowe's commissioned artwork, "The Line," now on permanent display at the University of Houston’s new John M. O’Quinn Law Building. Rick Lowe, a professor of art at the University of Houston and co-founder of Project Row Houses, utilizes abstract art and collage to delve into the history and identity of the Third Ward community. The title, "The Line," references the physical and symbolic boundary between the university and the historic Third Ward, raising questions about its legitimacy and relevance today. Watch to discover the fusion of fine art, history, and community in this remarkable masterpiece. To learn more about this work, visit publicartuhs.org today!