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Strong relationships with businesses and local faith-based and community organizations are key to the success of the Senior Community Service Employment Program.  

Become an Experience Works Host Agency
Local organizations, known as "Host Agencies," provide training and work experience for older workers, in addition to services that help them become job ready. Learn more... 

Create a Small-Business Partnership with Us
In many parts of the country we work with small businesses and develop partnerships to train older workers and, in some cases, can offset some of the costs of that training for employers who make a commitment to hire older workers. Learn more...

Nominations are now being accepted for the America’s Outstanding Oldest Worker Recognition Award.  Experience Works  is the nation’s largest training and employment organization for older workers and currently offers programs designed to help older individuals enter the workforce, secure more challenging positions, move into new career areas or supplement their incomes.  The search is part of a national effort to raise awareness about the contributions older individuals make in today’s workplace. Click here to submit your nomination.

To learn more about Active Centenarians visit the National Centenarian Awareness Project.

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Liberty, Kentucky
In the small rural town of Liberty, Kentucky, a distressed community in which 60% of the population lives on an income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, Experience Works augments the staff of Casey County Community Ministries (CCCM).  With the help of Experience Works, CCCM provides critical services through its food pantry, thrift store, distribution center, and community center, assisting more than 3,000 residents each year with basic daily needs.

Through The Gathering Place thrift store, the ministries sells affordable, second-hand clothing, toys, food, and household items. Jewell Perkins, 60, trained at the Casey County Community Ministries' thrift store several years ago and is now a store manager. Other SCSEP participants are training or have found permanent positions at CCCM's thrift store and at other CCCM operations in Kentucky.   

Become A Host Agency

What is a Host Agency?
A Host Agency is any nonprofit organization or government agency that serves as a training site for SCSEP paricipants.  Becoming a Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) Host Agency can be a mutually beneficial and rewarding experience for everyone.
 
The Host Agency receives a motivated older worker who desires to work and learn.  The Host Agency, together with the Experience Works' staff and participant, develops a training assignment description for the participant.

The participant gains valuable work experience and specific training which will lead to unsubsidized employment at the Host Agency or with another employer.  Experience Works pays the participant minimum wage for up to 20-hours per week training time. 

Experience Works fulfills its mission “To Put Experience to Work" by coordinating SCSEP participants training for unsubsidized employment while performing valuable community service.

If your organization would like to become a Host Agency, click here to contact a local Experience Works office.
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