Senior Helpers works to make a difference
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Senior Helpers works to make a difference

NH Business Review
September 12, 2019

Summary

Senior Helpers, founded by Gayle and Dwight Davis, is making strides in providing quality in-home care while addressing workforce challenges through the launch of the Home Health Aid Apprenticeship Program in New Hampshire. With support from the Community College System and local employers, this initiative aims to develop a skilled workforce to meet the growing demand for in-home care services.

The focus on apprenticeship programs aligns well with the needs of an aging population and the increasing demand for healthcare services. By fostering talent development and creating alternative career pathways, this initiative not only benefits the businesses involved but also supports individuals seeking rewarding careers in the healthcare sector.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of apprenticeships in addressing workforce shortages in the healthcare sector, particularly in light of an aging population. It showcases how local businesses and educational institutions can collaborate to create training programs that equip individuals with necessary skills while fulfilling community needs.

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