Senior Helpers Tackles Workforce Shortage
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Senior Helpers Tackles Workforce Shortage

Business NH Magazine
August 22, 2019

Summary

Senior Helpers, a franchise based in Stratham, NH, is addressing the workforce shortage by providing comprehensive training and launching the state's first Home Health Aid Apprenticeship Program. This initiative, developed in collaboration with the NH Apprenticeship Program, aims to create career pathways for individuals while supporting the growing demand for in-home care services in an aging population.

The article highlights the importance of apprenticeship programs in developing a skilled workforce, particularly in healthcare. As employers face ongoing labor shortages, initiatives like this provide valuable opportunities for job seekers and help businesses cultivate their talent pool, ultimately benefiting the community and the economy.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the importance of registered apprenticeship programs in addressing workforce shortages, particularly in the healthcare sector. By creating structured training pathways, Senior Helpers not only enhances career opportunities for apprentices but also supports families in need of elderly care services.

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