Project REACH

Project REACH provides services to assist Returning/Former, Foster Youth, and Pregnant & Parenting Students achieve their goals. We aim to provide comprehensive support, including direct financial assistance and personalized guidance, to ensure student success from semester to semester!

We are dedicated to helping you:

Student Parent A

Reenroll

Receive personalized support with enrollment. A single point of contact will help you through the admissions, financial aid, advisement and registration process.

Student Parents

Cover Costs

Discover ways to cover college-related expenses like tuition, books and childcare. We'll match you to community resources to alleviate your finance concerns. 

Student Parent B

Degree Options

Explore degrees and other program offerings. Find the best fit for you using the credits you already have.

Meet the Team

April White

April White

awhite233@alamo.edu

Sr. Advisor:210-486-4356

Jimmy Reyes

Jimmy Reyes

jreyes26@alamo.edu

Sr. Advisor:210-486-4356

Your Journey, Our Support. Apply for Project REACH.

Submit your information and a team member will contact you soon.

Apply Here for Project REACH

Who Qualifies?
  • Project REACH is designed to support:

    • Returning/Former Students: Individuals who previously attended college but stopped out.

 

    • Foster Youth: Students currently in or formerly in foster care (including those who aged out or were adopted from foster care).

 

    • Pregnant & Parenting Students: Individuals who are actively raising a child or children.
Resources Available
  • Financial Support:
    • Funding assistance (if needed and eligible).
    • Guidance on navigating financial aid and scholarships.
  • Student Support Services:
    • Referrals to on-campus resources like tutoring, writing centers, and academic support labs.
    • Connection to advocacy services and emergency aid.
    • Guidance on college policies and procedures.
  • Mentorship & Community:
    • Opportunities for mentorship from senior advisors or other college staff.
    • Connection to a supportive community of peers with similar experiences.
  • Parenting Student Specific Support (if applicable for NVC):
    • Referrals to free childcare options or resources for student parents.
  • Holistic Support:
    • Discussions and referrals for broader student needs (e.g., housing, food insecurity, mental health resources) as assessed by Senior Advisors.
    • Access to NVC's orientation materials via Canvas to familiarize students with college resources.
  • Navigational Guidance:
    • Assistance in navigating holds, and student accounts.
    • Personalized support to help students overcome barriers to registration and completion.