March 10, 2025
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.
Check out our expansion to Kansas, our recognition as the second-largest nonprofit in Greater Baltimore by the Baltimore Business Journal, and more!
Kansas WorkforceONE, Inc. and Dwyer Workforce Development to Partner on Innovative Initiative
By Florida Today, shared by MSN
Check out CEO Barb Clapp on the Skilled Nursing News podcast, read about our partnership with CareerSource Brevard Flagler Volusia, and more!
By Skilled Nursing News
Check out our new headquarters, listen to CEO Barb Clapp on the Java with Jim podcast, and more!
By Dwyer Scholar Marcia Svenson in Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Launch Point CDC, in partnership with Dwyer Workforce Development, proudly celebrated the graduation of 100 newly certified nursing assistants.
Marcia Svenson, a Sarasota native, lives in Venice, Florida and is currently a Dwyer Workforce Development Scholar. Earlier in life, I worked as a Certified
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