Google has introduced a raft of security measures. One of them was to deny 3rd Party Apps the ability to send SMS directly - the App has to pass the msg to the device's messenger instead.
So if you use App Inventor's SendMessage, that's what should happen. This means that Google will accept your App for the Google Play Store. If your App is not going to be distributed via Google Play, you can use App Inventor's SendMessageDirect.
Both of the App Inventor functions should already have the permissions sorted. You can try:
Hi Chris..Thanks for the response
Sorry but it still does not work ...
If there is an instructional video for this?
Look My goal is to give an alert via SMS Is this possible?
It is possible, yes. The carriers though still deny responsibility for getting an alert message to it's destination within reasonable time and so it cannot be relied upon (their words). However, if you are in the middle of an emergency and you have a mobile phone, of course you are going to use it.
Upload your Blocks, one of the power users can take a look for you. Right-Click in the Blocks work area and select "download blocks as image".