Houston Community College Up To The Minute, Featuring Barb Clapp
Barb Clapp, CEO of Dwyer Workforce Development Center Inc., discusses HCC’s upcoming MOU signing to address a nurse shortage by training 500 nurse apprentices at
May 19, 2023
What if we could lift up our most vulnerable populations—those living in systemic poverty, resilient healthcare workers and seniors—with just one mission? That’s the driving force behind Dwyer Workforce Development. Our mission is to provide comprehensive support to individuals who lack opportunity and aspire to pursue a career in the healthcare industry, alleviate a severe healthcare workforce shortage, and improve the lives of seniors.
94%
of nursing homes
need staff now
Dwyer Workforce Development’s nonprofit healthcare training program gives job seekers the tools to pursue life-changing careers in the senior healthcare industry and advance their career.
With our job training and placement services, we help Dwyer Scholars achieve their CNA and GNA certifications at no cost. After working in the industry, we will work with Dwyer Scholars to advance in their careers through scholarships to achieve a LPN or RN license, or other healthcare careers. Dwyer Workforce Development can help you start a career in the #1 job market. Here’s how:
Dwyer Workforce Development’s nonprofit healthcare training program gives job seekers the tools to pursue life-changing careers in the senior healthcare industry and advance their career.
With our job training and placement services, we help Dwyer Scholars achieve their CNA and GNA certifications at no cost. After working in the industry, we will work with Dwyer Scholars to advance in their careers through scholarships to achieve a LPN or RN license, or other healthcare careers. Dwyer Workforce Development can help you start a career in the #1 job market. Here’s how:
Dwyer Workforce Development’s nonprofit healthcare training program gives job seekers the tools to pursue life-changing careers in the senior healthcare industry and advance their career.
With our job training and placement services, we help Dwyer Scholars achieve their CNA and GNA certifications at no cost. After working in the industry, we will work with Dwyer Scholars to advance in their careers through scholarships to achieve a LPN or RN license, or other healthcare careers. Dwyer Workforce Development can help you start a career in the #1 job market. Here’s how:
Dwyer Workforce Development partners with organizations who share our commitment to creating life-changing employment opportunities in our community, reducing healthcare staff shortages and improving senior care.
Hire with purpose and reduce staffing shortages by tapping into our network of certified CNAs and GNAs.
Partner with us and offer healthcare training
programs in your community.
Connect with us to get your community members the workforce development services they need to succeed.
As Dwyer Workforce Development continues to grow, donations are much appreciated and used toward case management as well as wraparound service support, future programming and scholarships. Your donation triples our ability to:
In addition to donations, there are many ways to take action and be part of the solution, such as volunteering time and expertise, sharing social posts to amplify our message, making introductions with interested corporate or not-for-profit partners or sponsors, and more.
As Dwyer Workforce Development continues to grow, donations are much appreciated and used toward case management as well as wraparound service support, future programming and scholarships. Your donation triples our ability to:
In addition to donations, there are many ways to take action and be part of the solution, such as volunteering time and expertise, sharing social posts to amplify our message, making introductions with interested corporate or not-for-profit partners or sponsors, and more.
Barb Clapp, CEO of Dwyer Workforce Development Center Inc., discusses HCC’s upcoming MOU signing to address a nurse shortage by training 500 nurse apprentices at
DWD Recognized in Community Outreach for Organizations Category The Jack and Nancy Dwyer Workforce Development Center, Inc. (“Dwyer Workforce Development” or “DWD”) is proud to
The Jack and Nancy Dwyer Workforce Development Center, Inc. (“Dwyer Workforce Development” or “DWD”) today announced the addition of Sherna’ Barksdale, MSW, LCSW-C, as director
Jack and Nancy Dwyer Workforce Development Center, Inc.
A registered 501(c)(3)
1422 Clarkview Road | Baltimore, MD 21209
410-919-4600 | Fax: 443-761-6651
Jack and Nancy Dwyer Workforce Development Center, Inc.
A registered 501(c)(3)
1422 Clarkview Road
Baltimore, MD 21209
410-513-8740 | 443-761-6651 fax
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