Project Quest, a workforce development program created by Communities Organized for Public Service/Metro Alliance, works with a target population that lacks the education or skills to enter the market ...

Ruby Cigarroa, a distant relative of famed surgeon Francisco Cigarroa, always wanted to be a nurse. At Southwest High School, though, she earned a cosmetology license, enabling her to work as a ...

The executive director of Project Quest is resigning this month as the controversial workforce development program continues to claw its way out of debilitating debt with a mix of fundraising and cost ...

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Programs to train low-skilled, underemployed adults to move up the economic ladder are notoriously ineffective, but Project Quest in San Antonio has hit on a formula with a now-proven track record.

Project QUEST, the nonprofit workforce development organization created more than a quarter-century ago by the COPS/Metro Alliance, has been awarded a $1 million grant that the organization says will ...