Our One-Stop Career Centers offer job seekers employment information, career development training opportunities, life essentials support, and connections to various programs.

Program services include:

• Child Care Services
• Employer Services
• Job Seeker Services
• Veterans Services
• Vocational Rehabilitation Services
• Youth Empowerment Services (YES!)

Resources include:

• Jobs KIOSK
• Parking Lot WiFi
• Computer Access
• Career Assessment Tools

Click here or call the number below to get started.

Workforce Solutions Alamo (WSA) Youth Empowerment Services (YES!) offers no-cost services to eligible youth between the ages of 16-24 to gain the necessary education, training, and skills to enter the workforce and meet employer needs.

Services offered:

• Tutoring, study skills, training, instruction, and dropout prevention.
• Alternative secondary school services or dropout recovery services.
• Paid and Unpaid Work Experience
• Occupational Skills Training
• Education offered concurrently with workforce preparation and training for a specific occupation.
• Leadership Development Opportunities
• Support Services, Financial Support, incentives
• Mentoring
• Follow-up services
• Guidance and Counseling
• Financial Literacy Education
• Entrepreneurial (Owning a Business) Training
• Labor Market information
• Post-secondary Preparation and Transition Activities.

Steps for the YES! program:

• Eligibility Determination
• Objective Assessment
• Development of an ISS (Goal Plan)
• Program Participation
• Follow Up Services

Get started by attending an information session.

• Orientations are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:00 PM.
• To join, click here or paste this link into a new browser and save it until the next session is about to start.
• For assistance, call (346) 248-7799.
• Meeting ID: 992 5144 0356
• No meeting password is required.
• (Registration on Eventbrite is encouraged but not required.)

Click here to learn more. 

The New Braunfels Community Foundation scholarship program helps local youth or adults pursue their dreams of furthering their education.

NBCF matches caring donors with deserving students who want to continue their studies at colleges, universities, trade or technical schools. The scholarship program is created for individual donors who set up specific criteria for the administration of their funds.

NBCF fields all applicants, filters those applicants based on criteria set up by the donor, and administers and monitors scholarship grants.

Click here to apply for scholarships.

Our One-Stop Career Centers offer job seekers employment information, career development training opportunities, life essentials support, and connections to various programs.

Program services include:

• Child Care Services
• Employer Services
• Job Seeker Services
• Veterans Services
• Vocational Rehabilitation Services
• Youth Empowerment Services (YES!)

Resources include:

• Jobs KIOSK
• Parking Lot WiFi
• Computer Access
• Career Assessment Tools

Click here or call the number below to get started.

Our One-Stop Career Centers offer job seekers employment information, career development training opportunities, life essentials support, and connections to various programs.

Program services include:

• Child Care Services
• Employer Services
• Job Seeker Services
• Veterans Services
• Vocational Rehabilitation Services
• Youth Empowerment Services (YES!)

Resources include:

• Jobs KIOSK
• Parking Lot WiFi
• Computer Access
• Career Assessment Tools

Click here or call the number below to get started.

Workforce Solutions Alamo (WSA) Youth Empowerment Services (YES!) offers no-cost services to eligible youth between the ages of 16-24 to gain the necessary education, training, and skills to enter the workforce and meet employer needs.

Services offered:

• Tutoring, study skills, training, instruction, and dropout prevention.
• Alternative secondary school services or dropout recovery services.
• Paid and Unpaid Work Experience.
• Occupational Skills Training.
• Education offered concurrently with workforce preparation and training for a specific occupation.
• Leadership Development Opportunities.
• Support Services, Financial Support, incentives.
• Mentoring
• Follow-up services
• Guidance and Counseling
• Financial Literacy Education
• Entrepreneurial (Owning a Business) Training.
• Labor Market information
• Post-secondary Preparation and Transition Activities.

Steps for the YES! program:

• Eligibility
• Determination
• Objective
• Assessment
• Development of an ISS (Goal Plan)
  Program
• Participation
• Follow Up Services

Get started by attending an information session.

• Orientations are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:00 PM.
• To join, click here or paste this link into a new browser and save it until the next session is about to start.
• For assistance, call (346) 248-7799.
• Meeting ID: 992 5144 0356
• No meeting password is required.
• (Registration on Eventbrite is encouraged but not required.)

Click here for more information. 

Services are based on eligibility.

Boysville offers graduating seniors the opportunity to further develop their adult skills while nurturing career and educational goals. 

Each year, over 600 youth in Bexar County will age out of the foster care system without a support system to help them transition into adulthood. This age group is at-risk for homelessness, drug abuse, and incarceration. Our Supervised Independent Living Program is one of only eight programs in Texas to support young adults as they attend college or vocational school, work in the community, or enlist in the military.

Boysville’s Supervised Independent Living Program follows high school graduates as they progress from living at Boysville or in foster care to living independently by providing emotional and financial support as needed. Young adults attending college or vocational school are eligible for scholarships offered through the Boysville Foundation to help offset additional expenses. Some of the services included are book assistance, housing, college living allowances, food allowance, and case management and therapeutic programs. 

A young adult must be working at least 80 hours a month, attending high school or taking 6 hours of college courses, or be involved in a volunteer/job skills program.

The application process:

• Young adults must complete the SIL application and obtain a referral from their DFPS caseworker.
• Once the referral and application are completed, they get sent to the state office for approval.
• Young adults will be interviewed and tour of the program.
• If accepted, the young adult must accept placement within 72 hours.

For more information, contact Stephanie Williams at 210-566-3209 or via email Stephanie Williams.

No cost once admitted to program and receive scholarship for school/living expenses.

Our One-Stop Career Centers offer job seekers employment information, career development training opportunities, life essentials support, and connections to various programs.

Program services include:

• Child Care Services
• Employer Services
• Job Seeker Services
• Veterans Services
• Youth Empowerment Services (YES!)

Resources include:

• Jobs KIOSK
• Parking Lot WiFi
• Computer Access
• Career Assessment Tools

Click here or call the number below to get started.

Workforce Solutions Alamo (WSA) Youth Empowerment Services (YES!) offers no-cost services to eligible youth between the ages of 16-24 to gain the necessary education, training, and skills to enter the workforce and meet employer needs.

Services offered:

• Tutoring, study skills, training, instruction, and dropout prevention.
• Alternative secondary school services or dropout recovery services.
• Paid and Unpaid Work Experience
• Occupational Skills Training
• Education is offered concurrently with workforce preparation and training for a specific occupation.
• Leadership Development Opportunities
• Support Services, Financial Support, incentives
• Mentoring
• Follow-up services
• Guidance and Counseling
• Financial Literacy Education
• Entrepreneurial (Owning a Business) Training
• Labor Market information
• Post-secondary Preparation and Transition Activities.

Steps for the YES! program:

• Eligibility Determination
• Objective Assessment
• Development of an ISS (Goal Plan)
• Program Participation
• Follow Up Services

Click here for more information. 

Services are based on eligibility.

Over the years we have provided food to the poor, mentorship to the young, life skill training for adults and thousands of dollars to assist with educational goals of hundreds of individuals to help them accomplish their goals to make a contribution to make a positive difference for others in their lifetime.

Today we continue to do so with the support of hundreds of dedicated financial supporters and volunteers. The Community for Life Foundation represents not only the heart of its Founders and Executive Board Members but a community of people who have come together to give a "hand up" to those who desire to live not for themselves but to serve others to make a transformational difference one person at a time locally to reach the world globally.

Click here for undergraduate and graduate scholarship opportunities.

The City of San Antonio provides scholarship assistance through the San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) at participating colleges and universities.

The San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) offers the SAEP Scholarship to students at 36 SAEP partner high schools. Road to Success (R2S) College Access and Success Advisors at each high school will guide students to meet the scholarship eligibility criteria.

Scholarship Eligibility Requirements:

• Sign the Student Commitment to College form.
• Graduate with an overall 95% attendance rate.
• Graduate with an overall 80% grade average.
• Graduate from a participating high school.
• Demonstrate financial need (FAFSA or TASFA required).
• Enroll full-time at a participating college or university.

Scholarship Awards:

• Community College - $600/semester
• Public University - $850/semester
• Private University - $1500/semester

Click here for the full list of participating colleges.

The Baptist Minister's Union of San Antonio & Vicinity is proud to continue to serve our community by providing scholarships to graduating high school seniors, current college students, and students studying religion at institutes of higher education.

This Scholarship Fund is named after one of San Antonio's former "champion's for education, the late Mr. Robert Washington, local businessman. We are grateful to Mrs. Washington to who continues to keep his legacy alive by partnering with the Union to fund a scholarship for a high school senior.

Because of the support of our members and community events, we are able to award $3,000 in scholarships each March. If you are a student, speak with your pastor to see if you are eligible.

Enhancing our members' successful transition from high school to college and beyond through ministry, guidance, and community networking.

• Scholarships
• Workshops
• Resources

Click here for more information. regarding future 2024 classes. 

The renewable $2,000 scholarship will be awarded to two candidates in need of tuition assistance for additional education who serve or want to serve their parish as an Administrator, Youth Minister, Parish Coordinator, or other role.

This scholarship is geared towards those who have already obtained their bachelor’s degree and are either enrolled or want to enroll in any Catholic graduate school in Texas, Arizona, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, or Mississippi. Applicants may also be enrolled in an extension program or at the Catholic University of America School of Canon Law.

Click here to download the application form.

Alpha Pi Zeta Chapter awards annually a scholarship for twelve hours or more to deserving students attending St. Philip’s College.

Mable Booker Lowery Scholarship Criteria

• Must be a female US Citizen of African descent. 
• Must submit an SPC Official transcript reflecting a GPA of 2.9 or better. 
• Must be enrolled in the Spring term, having completed at least
  12 Semester hours at the time you submit your application
  packet. 
• Must have a declared major toward a degree and potentially a
  Baccalaureate Degree. 
• Must provide an Autobiographical Statement (1-2 pages, double
  spaced, 12-point Times New Roman or Arial font) to include career
  goals, talents, college involvement, community volunteer
  service, personal needs and aspirations, AND official SPC
  transcript. 
• Must submit the scholarship package no later than 4:00 PM on
  February 1 of the award year.

Leave the information packet in the Office of Records and
Registration, WEC 203, attn.: Ms. Shelton

For additional information, you may contact Ms. Gainer at the email or phone number below.

The scholarship will be presented by Mable Booker Lowery
Scholarship Committee, during the Spring semester.

The organization will contact the awardee.

The City of San Antonio provides scholarship assistance through the San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) at participating colleges and universities.

The San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) offers the SAEP Scholarship to students at 36 SAEP partner high schools. Road to Success (R2S) College Access and Success Advisors at each high school will guide students to meet the scholarship eligibility criteria.

Scholarship Eligibility Requirements:

• Sign the Student Commitment to College form
• Graduate with an overall 95% attendance rate
• Graduate with an overall 80% grade average
• Graduate from a participating high school
• Demonstrate financial need (FAFSA or TASFA required)
• Enroll full-time at a participating college or university

Click here to request an advising session.

Scholarship Awards:

• Community College - $600/semester
• Public University - $850/semester
• Private University - $1500/semester

Click here for the full list of participating colleges.

MZ Foundation awards scholarships to South Texas High School and College students who exhibit traits that Marty Zolkoski valued such as love, compassion, honor, and humility. Additionally, awardees are selected based upon criteria including their academic history, future goals and personal hardships. All scholarships are awarded in the hope that each donation inspires continued learning and advocates the necessity of giving.

Click here to download an application for a high school or college scholarship.

Mail completed applications to: 19026 Ridgewood Pkwy, Suite 225, San Antonio, TX 78259.

The City of San Antonio provides scholarship assistance through the San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) at participating colleges and universities.

The San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) offers the SAEP Scholarship to students at 36 SAEP partner high schools. Road to Success (R2S) College Access and Success Advisors at each high school will guide students to meet the scholarship eligibility criteria.

 Scholarship Eligibility Requirements:

Scholarship Awards:

• Community College - $600/semester
• Public University - $850/semester
• Private University - $1500/semester

Click here for the full list of participating colleges.

NEISD Adult Education provides a limited number of scholarships for each of the following designated workforce certification courses:

• Medical Billing and Coding
• Dental Assistant
• Pharmacy Technician

Scholarships cover 100% tuition, plus textbooks (if not included in tuition), uniform (if required), and any medical clearance procedures, e.g. TB skin test.

Scholarships do not cover state certification applications or exam fees.

Scholarship applicants must meet ALL of the following:

• Current or former (within the past two years) Adult Education student in good standing.
• All NEISD Community Education Workforce Certification requirements. See Workforce Certifications. Click on individual career titles.
• Intermediate-high or higher reading and math scores on baseline exams.
• Eligible to work in the United States. Click here for a list of sufficient documents.
• Career compatibility test results showing compatibility with the desired career training course.
• Essay describing what (career field) is and why you want this training. The minimum essay length is 300 words.
• At least one high school equivalency (GED or HiSET) subtest completion/pass.
• The applicant must complete the NEISD Adult Education Scholarship application.
• Applicants who participated in another career training course in a Texas Adult Education
• Literacy programs are not eligible for a scholarship.

Scholarship Recipient Requirements

All scholarship recipients must:

• Attend all scheduled career training classes.
• Attend all scheduled Adult Education support classes.
• Arrive on time and stay duration.
• Maintain a professional appearance.
• Notify instructor(s) in case of absence due to an emergency or other compelling reason.

IMPORTANT: NEISD Adult Education will not reimburse scholarship recipients for any costs incurred prior to being awarded scholarship monies.

The City of San Antonio provides scholarship assistance through the San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) at participating colleges and universities.

The San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) offers the SAEP Scholarship to students at 36 SAEP partner high schools. Road to Success (R2S) College Access and Success Advisors at each high school will guide students to meet the scholarship eligibility criteria.

Scholarship Eligibility Requirements:

• Sign the Student Commitment to College form.
• Graduate with an overall 95% attendance rate.
• Graduate with an overall 80% grade average.
• Graduate from a participating high school.
• Demonstrate financial need (FAFSA or TASFA required).
• Enroll full-time at a participating college or university.

Scholarship Awards:

• Community College - $600/semester
• Public University - $850/semester
• Private University - $1500/semester

Click here for the full list of participating colleges.

Ready to Work is an educational and job placement program to help thousands of San Antonians improve their quality of life.

Your personal Ready to Work coach will help you with every step of the process, from understanding your specific situation, coaching you through career and education planning, enrolling and paying for your classes, increasing your confidence and soft skills, updating your resume, preparing you for interviews, connecting you to new job opportunities, and helping you thrive in your job.

Ready to Work will:

• Guide you through the process.
• Connect you with resources like childcare and transportation so nothing can stand in your way
• Develop a personalized career and training plan just for you.
• Enroll you in courses and work-based learning opportunities that match the right field for you.
• Cover the cost of approved courses (up to a cap.
• Prepare you for job interviews.
• Help you find and keep the job you love.

Our complete list of programs can be found here.

Our complete list of employers can be found here.

SA: Ready to Work is open to thousands of San Antonio residents who are: 

• At least 18 years old.
• Permitted to work in the US. 
• A resident of the City of San Antonio.
• Income less than 250% of federal poverty guidelines ($36,450 for an individual or $75,000 for a household of four.
• Willing to take assessments relating to barriers, academics, skills aptitude, and workplace readiness.
• Committed to finishing the program.

NOTE: Residents of municipalities within San Antonio (Balcones Heights, Leon Valley, Castle Hills, etc.) are not eligible. If you aren't sure, click here and type your street address. If the map shows your address is in District 0, you do not live within San Antonio City limits and are ineligible for this program.

To apply, visit this or another Ready to Work Partner Agency. You can also call 3-1-1 or click here to register online.

Our One-Stop Career Centers offer job seekers employment information, career development training opportunities, life essentials support, and connections to various programs.

Program services include:

• Child Care Services
• Employer Services
• Job Seeker Services
• Veterans Services
• Vocational Rehabilitation Services
• Youth Empowerment Services (YES!)

Resources include:

• Jobs KIOSK
• Parking Lot WiFi
• Computer Access
• Career Assessment Tools

Click here or call the number below to get started.

Workforce Solutions Alamo (WSA) Youth Empowerment Services (YES!) offers no-cost services to eligible youth between the ages of 16-24 to gain the necessary education, training, and skills to enter the workforce and meet employer needs.

Services offered:

• Tutoring, study skills, training, instruction, and dropout prevention.
• Alternative secondary school services or dropout recovery services.
• Paid and Unpaid Work Experience.
• Occupational Skills Training
• Education is offered concurrently with workforce preparation and training for a specific occupation.
• Leadership Development Opportunities
• Support Services, Financial Support, incentives
• Mentoring
• Follow-up services
• Guidance and Counseling
• Financial Literacy Education
• Entrepreneurial (Owning a Business) Training
• Labor Market information
• Post-secondary Preparation and Transition Activities.

Click here to learn more and apply. 

Services are based on eligibility.

The purpose of the Sharon Tuch Memorial Scholarship is to recognize individuals dedicated to the Payroll Profession and encourage their educational advancement through opportunities provided in San Antonio.

The Scholarship Award recipient will receive FREE ACAPA membership dues for the 2023 membership year and free member attendance at all 2023 monthly educational luncheon meetings.

Click here to learn more about the Sharon Tuch Memorial Scholarship.

FACT is once again partnering with the Secular Student Alliance to sponsor one $1,000 Student Activist Scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded to a student enrolled in college in the state of Texas. Candidates will be evaluated on how they personify secular values, how they put those values into action as activists, and their goals for creating a more secular and humanistic future.

If you would like to donate to help FACT support a Texas secular student, click the “Donate” button at the bottom of the page and select the SSA Scholarship option. For more information on the scholarship.

Click here for scholarships Scholarships - Secular Student Alliance (secularstudents.org)

Thanks to the vision and generosity of our fund donors, the San Antonio Area Foundation has more than 100 scholarship funds available for graduating high school students and current college students. Each fund has its own criteria based on the fund advisor's interest.

Some scholarships fund a student's education in a specific area of study or to attend a fund advisor's alma mater, while others award scholarships to students from a specific school.

Click here to learn more about available scholarships and to apply.

At the Green Beret Foundation, we know that one of the most important ways we can honor and assist our warriors is by giving their families a welcoming and supportive community.

Steel Mags Sisterhood:

• The wives, survivors, and caregivers of Green Berets are ‘the Quiet Professionals behind the Quiet Professionals,’ with needs as unique as those of their soldiers. The Steel Mags program, exclusive to the Green Beret Foundation, provides them with the unconditional support, access to critical resources, advocacy, and experienced guidance that they need to build successful and thriving lives for themselves and their families. As the wives, mothers, daughters, and sisters of Green Berets, the Steel Mags embody the warrior ethos as they face life’s challenges and adversity head-on.

Click here to learn more and/or apply.

The DOL Scholarship:

• The DOL Scholarship is awarded to children of Green Berets who are pursuing their undergraduate degrees. The Scholarship is intended to be used solely for tuition. Applicants must be a child of a US Army Special Forces soldier. Children of U.S. Army Special Forces soldiers killed in action are not eligible for this scholarship.

Click here to apply.

The Athena Scholarship:

• The Athena Scholarship is awarded to spouses of Green Berets who are pursuing their undergraduate or graduate degrees. The Scholarship is intended to be used solely for tuition. Applicants must be the spouse of a current or former U.S. Army Special Forces soldier.

Click here to apply.

Spouse of the Year:

• We are proud to honor the outstanding contributions and unwavering support of our Green Beret spouses. If you are a Green Beret spouse or know someone who is, we invite you to nominate them for our annual Spouse of the Year award. This award recognizes the incredible dedication, resilience, and sacrifice of our Green Beret spouses. Whether it's supporting their partner through deployments, volunteering in their community, or advocating for the needs of the Special Forces community, our spouses play an essential role in our mission.

Click here to apply.

The Next Ridgeline:

The Green Beret Foundation’s Next Ridgeline program recognizes that no two Green Berets are alike. So, to be effective, our program goals strive to provide a self-driven, individualized experience. This will allow each Green Beret to utilize the sources, networks, and opportunities that are unique as he is.

By leveraging a diverse group of veteran organizations that specifically work in select areas, the Next Ridgeline program will work to develop each Green Beret’s core capabilities, enhancing his performance in our focus areas and creating a superior individual who is prepared for transition into the civilian world.

Click here to request support.

VA Benefits and Claims Support:

In late 2018, the Green Beret Foundation absorbed the formerly known OASIS Group, which provided the Special Operations community a comprehensive understanding of Veterans Affairs processes and systems to ensure fair and thorough evaluations of disability claims.

Our VA Benefits & Claims Program provides pre- and post-9/11 Green Berets:

• Pre-transition briefings about Veterans Affairs benefits and processes for Green Berets and their loved ones.
• Preparation, presentation, and prosecution of an original or updated VA Disability Claim.
• Expert support to review current Military/Personnel Service Medical Records or Post-service VA Treatment records and locate any missing or archived documents as evidence to submit when filing your VA disability claim.
• Assess previous service documentation or records for a condition or an injury that could have potentially led to a service connection: the in-service injury or diagnosis.
• Vocational rehabilitation support and opportunities.

Click here to request support.

The Bennie Adkins Foundation:

The Bennie Adkins Foundation is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization not associated with the military services. Our purpose is to provide educational scholarships to deserving Special Forces non-commissioned officers seeking higher education as a means of assisting in their transition into civilian life. Scholarship funds can be used for tuition, books, fees, room and board, and other direct associated costs of higher education Funds will be transferred directly to the accredited institution.

Click here to apply.

Available to students attending high school in the state of Texas, Believe It Foundation provides eligible high school seniors or college undergrads a $2500 scholarship to attend the accredited college or university of their choice. 

Click here for all application information.

To qualify for the Believe It Foundation Scholarship, applicants:

• Must have a significant physical challenge and may or may not use a wheelchair for mobility. The physical challenge must affect activities of daily living.
•  Must have at least a 3.0 GPA either as a graduating high school senior or in their college coursework.
• Must show financial need
•  Must be applying to, or currently attending, an accredited four or two year college within the United States.
•  Must be a legal resident of the United States.

The City of San Antonio provides scholarship assistance through the San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) at participating colleges and universities.

The San Antonio Education Partnership (SAEP) offers the SAEP Scholarship to students at 36 SAEP partner high schools. Road to Success (R2S) College Access and Success Advisors at each high school will guide students to meet the scholarship eligibility criteria.

Scholarship Eligibility Requirements:

• Sign the Student Commitment to College form
• Graduate with an overall 95% attendance rate
• Graduate with an overall 80% grade average
• Graduate from a participating high school
• Demonstrate financial need (FAFSA or TASFA required)
• Enroll full-time at a participating college or university

Click here to request an advising session.

Scholarship Awards:

• Community College - $600/semester
• Public University - $850/semester
• Private University - $1500/semester

Click here for the full list of participating colleges.