July Newsletter
Dwyer Scholar Frednisha Hill on KBTX, our 2025 impact report, and multiple new partnerships.
July 31, 2026
What if we could lift up two of our most vulnerable populations—seniors and those living in systemic poverty—with just one mission? That’s the driving force behind Dwyer Workforce Development. By providing individuals who are unemployed and under-employed with career training and job placement in the senior healthcare industry, we are creating life-changing employment opportunities in our community and better care for seniors, all in one.
Dwyer Scholar Frednisha Hill on KBTX, our 2025 impact report, and multiple new partnerships.
DWD honored 14 NAIT graduates during ceremonies in Gonzales and San Antonio
CEO Barb Clapp testified before the Texas House Committee on Public Health, an op-ed in the Chicago Tribune, and new partnerships
By CEO Barb Clapp in the Chicago Tribune
DWD CEO testified before the Texas House Committee on Public Health on the state’s healthcare workforce shortage.
DWD served more than 4,700 new Scholars in 2025, bringing total impact to over 11,000 since 2022.
Op-eds, Maryland graduation with House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk, and more
DWD CEO Barb Clapp joined FOX5DC to celebrate National Nurses Week and discuss how DWD is helping strengthen the healthcare workforce pipeline. Watch the segment
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