Senior Helpers works to make a difference - NH Business Review
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Senior Helpers works to make a difference - NH Business Review

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September 12, 2019

Summary

Senior Helpers, a franchise founded by Gayle and Dwight Davis, has developed a Home Health Aid Apprenticeship Program in collaboration with the Community College System of New Hampshire. This initiative aims to address workforce challenges in the healthcare sector while providing new career opportunities for apprentices.

As the demand for quality in-home care continues to rise due to an aging population, programs like this are crucial for developing a skilled workforce. Such partnerships between businesses and educational institutions can serve as a model for other industries seeking to enhance their apprenticeship offerings and support employee development.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of apprenticeships in addressing workforce shortages in healthcare, an essential sector as the population ages. By partnering with educational institutions, businesses can cultivate a skilled workforce while providing valuable career pathways for individuals seeking employment opportunities.

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