Project QUEST provides comprehensive support to help low-income adults earn post-secondary credentials adn access well-paying jobs in strong sectors of the local economy

SAN ANTONIO--- A study that measures the total economic impact that QUEST has delivered to San Antonio’s economy over the past 25 years is being released today. The highly anticipated study was commissioned last year to kick off QUEST’s…

In December more than150 Questers graduate from nine training programs supported by Quest.

Graduates of a local job training program start the new year with a new career.

David J. Zammiello, QUEST's new executive director, talks with Bret Piatt from WOAI News Radio 1200. Discussion elements include QUEST's mission, practices, successes, and future!

After the release of the “Escalating Gains” report announced the impact QUEST has on helping those in poverty reach the middle class, the Editorial Board of the Express News took notice. The Express News Editorial Board agreed with the study’s…

Project QUEST Graduate Recognition Ceremony recognizes 131 students on a QUEST to change their lives Adriana R. Garcia, Ph.D. Dec. 13, 2016 San Antonio, TX On Tuesday December 13th, Project QUEST recognized 131 students who completed a…

Originally published by KSAT12 News There are now fewer people living in poverty in the San Antonio-New Braunfels area, according to U.S. Census Bureau data released on Friday. The numbers show a 2.1 percent drop, which means a decline…

Originally published in My San Antonio by Lynn Brezosky Project QUEST said Wednesday it has won a $6 million federal grant to help the nonprofit train some of the region's long-term unemployed for well-paying jobs in information technology. “Project…

Originally aired on Texas Public Radio by Paul Flahive U.S. Congressman Lloyd Doggett (D-Austin/San Antonio) was in San Antonio marking the announcement of $6 million in new funding for Project QUEST, a program that provides occupational…

Originally published in My San Antonio by O. Ricardo Pimentel I wish the San Antonio City Council could have heard her speech. Amira Dadzie came from Ghana to the United States in 2002 with her husband Steven and two children. She worked…

Originally published by AT&T The AT&T Foundation today announced a $50,000 grant to Project QUEST to further its mission of serving both the community and local businesses through skill training and job preparation. Project QUEST…