$10M Federal Grant Expands Healthcare Workforce Development
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$10M Federal Grant Expands Healthcare Workforce Development

CBIA
July 1, 2021

Summary

The Connecticut Department of Labor is set to utilize a $10 million federal grant to expand its healthcare workforce by bringing in 1,250 new workers through registered apprenticeship programs. This funding is part of a larger initiative where the federal Department of Labor is distributing $130 million to enhance diversity and inclusivity in apprenticeship programs across 19 states.

This grant highlights the significance of registered apprenticeships in workforce development, particularly in healthcare, where there is a growing demand for skilled workers. Connecticut's commitment to high-quality apprenticeship programs reinforces the vital role these initiatives play in preparing individuals for successful careers in various industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the importance of federal support for expanding registered apprenticeship programs, particularly in sectors like healthcare that are critical for community health. It also illustrates how investments in workforce development can enhance diversity and inclusion in the labor market.

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