This federal program trains older workers. The Trump administration wants to cut it
The SCSEP program is designed to assist older workers in finding employment and improving their lives. Participants report positive experiences, noting that the program offers a sense of community and personal growth. However, the Trump administration is considering cuts to this federal initiative, raising concerns among advocates.
- ▪The SCSEP program is seen as a second chance for older individuals seeking employment.
- ▪Participants have reported improvements in their lives and contributions to their communities.
- ▪The program is not just a handout but a means for individuals to prove their worth and gain confidence.
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Professionals who work on the SCSEP program and older individuals who have participated in it said they believe the program is effective."The program is a second chance for people, and it is also a hand up for people," said Goodwill's Carpenter.Not everyone who participates in Goodwill's program gets hired to a regular job, according to Carpenter. Even so, there are noticeable improvements in both the individual's life and the community organizations they serve, he said."It's not just a handout," Carpenter said. "It is a chance to prove yourself, make yourself better and make your life better."SCSEP graduate Williams of Ohio said the Goodwill program provided a sense of family and gave him confidence in the value he provided through his work.
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