Meet
Quentin Jackson

Quentin Jackson's path from incarceration to community heroism is a testament to the
power of resilience and redemption. Emerging from a cycle of addiction and imprisonment, Quentin found solace and purpose in an Austin Oxford House, where he not only embraced sobriety but also spearheaded transformative initiatives for re-entry support.

As the Re-Entry Chair for the ATX and South Texas Chapters, Quentin revolutionized the program, offering crucial resources and support to individuals transitioning from prison to society. Under his leadership, the program expanded regionally and became a model for re-entry efforts nationwide.
During his time in Oxford House, Quentin achieved an HDI Customer Service Representative certification, showcasing his commitment to personal and professional growth. His dedication did not go unnoticed, and he was soon hired by the American GI Forum-National Veterans Outreach Program as an Outreach Specialist for Austin.

Within a mere 90 days, Quentin's exemplary performance led to a promotion to Case
Manager, further solidifying his impact on the community and his own journey of transformation. Today, Quentin's story serves as a beacon of hope, illustrating the boundless potential for change and renewal, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.