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$17,200. That’s how much money #EmployPG distri

$17,200.

That’s how much money #EmployPG distributed today to City of Hyattsville residents in need of immediate financial assistance due to COVID-19.

Thank you to City of Hyattsville Police Department, Hyattsville, Maryland - Municipal Government staff, City Hyattsville Councilmember/Vice President Carrianna Suiter, Councilmember Erica Wolf, and Councilmember Daniel Peabody, for joining us today on site and providing support.

There is still funding available through the Prince George’s County Hourly Employee Relief Fund! Visit www.EmployPGEdge.com to apply!

2020 Has Proven to Be a Year of Change and Challen

2020 Has Proven to Be a Year of Change and Challenges. Thank You President & CEO, Walter Simmons, for Leading the Team and Our Company With Grace and Empathy.

You are truly one of the best bosses to have!

Happy Boss Day!

#NationalBossesDay2020 #WeAreEPG

This week's guest on the #WorkforceWire Podcast is

This week's guest on the #WorkforceWire Podcast is grant writer, trainer, workforce development consultant, and National Association of Workforce Development Professionals (#NAWDP) Board Member, Tressa Dorsey.

Tressa Dorsey, President of TAD Grants, will discuss how to prepare for increased funding, modifying existing programs, improving organizational operations, and engaging your board to prepare and apply, for new funding.

Tune in tomorrow at 10 AM, to hear this discussion.

This Podcast will be available on 10/14/20 at EmployPG.org/subscribe-to-our-podcast!

Meet Ms. Adele Santos Fuentes! Ms. Fuentes is in t

Meet Ms. Adele Santos Fuentes! Ms. Fuentes is in the US under-protected refugee status here in the U.S. after relocating from Honduras.

In her home country, Ms. Santos Fuentes has a Master’s degree in secondary education and over 15 years' experience as a teacher. However, she had to settle for a part-time position in cleaning at her local library earning $11.50 per hour. She was told by the staff that in order to obtain a position in keeping with her education she needed to improve her English skills and demonstrate that her education is equivalent to US requirements.

Click here (https://bit.ly/3dnBlRj )to read how Employ Prince George's was able to help Ms. Fuentes secure a better employment opportunity through the American Job Center.

#WeAreEPG

‼️ Calling all City of Hyattsville Residents ‼️ If you have recently become unemployed due to COVID-19, you may be eligible for our COVID-19 Hourly Employee Relief Fund $200 Visa Cash Card Pick-Up!

Apply now at EmployPGEdge.com

#WeAreEPG #cityofhyattsville

Today EPG successfully distributed over $22,000 in

Today EPG successfully distributed over $22,000 in EPG Cash Cards to Bowie Residents affected and laid off due to the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)!

EPG would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to District 4 Councilman Todd M. Turner's Office, Bowie City Councilwoman Ingrid Scott Harrison, Bowie Senior Center, and Bowie Police Department for partnering with us to host today's Cash Card Distribution event!

There is still funding available to residents in need of assistance through the Prince George's County Hourly Employee Relief Fund! Visit www.EmployPGedge.com today to apply!

#weareepg

The Workforce Wire podcast series, “Walking in M

The Workforce Wire podcast series, “Walking in My Shoes”, features returning citizens who have successfully transitioned from incarceration and identify, in their words, why they were successful, why many are not successful, and what can be done to decrease the recidivism rates of returning citizens.

Part 3 features Prince George’s County Council Member Calvin S. Hawkins, II (@cmalhawkins). Elected by Prince George’s County voters as one of the inaugural Prince George’s County Council At-Large seats in November 2018, Councilmen Hawkins has successfully transitioned from the prison to the highest levels of local government. From civic activities to political engagement, to community preparedness for emergencies, he has been involved in multiple facets of local government in Prince George's County and the Washington Metropolitan Region over the last 28 years. Learn about his pathway from prison to elected office.

This Podcast is available via the link in our bio or the streaming services listed below!

#ApplePodcast #Spotify #Sticher #GooglePlay #weareepg

Today we take the time to remember those who died,

Today we take the time to remember those who died, those who survived, and those who carry on.

9/11 revealed heroism in ordinary people.

We remember and will never forget.

#WeAreEPG #September11 #911memorial

For the last 80 years, School pictures 📸 have

For the last 80 years, School pictures 📸 have been used as time capsules that tell life’s story in a way that no other photograph can. For many of our Prince George's County Public Schools students, the classroom looks and feels totally different than the classrooms of the past.

National School Picture Day, established by #Lifetouch, is an opportunity to relive our school pictures. It’s a chance to bond over the fads and faces that make school pictures such wonderful artifacts.

Today, we’re winding back the clock by sharing school pictures of our #EPG Leadership and Staff, celebrating school pictures from every generation on National School Picture Day!

We are wishing continued success for the Prince George's County Public School students this virtual school year!

Want to join in? Share your favorite school picture in the comments below!

#WeAreEPG #PicturePerfectPGC #nationalschoolpictureday #lifetouch

President and CEO, @w_l_simmons just kicked off th

President and CEO, @w_l_simmons just kicked off the first class session of the Project Opportunity Veteran Entrepreneurship Training Program with a friendly charge and best wishes to the Fall 2020 Cohort!

Project Opportunity is a free program sponsored through Employ Prince George’s for all veterans, active duty, and reserve personnel!

Best of Luck! We can not wait to hear those final pitches in November!

#ProjectOpportunity #WeAreEPG #VeteranCareerConnection

#EPG's Prince George's County COVID-19 Hourly Empl

#EPG's Prince George's County COVID-19 Hourly Employee Relief Fund is still going strong! Today, we were joined by District 7 Councilman Rodney C. Streeter at Maple Springs Baptist Church to host a relief fund giveaway in District 7!

Thanks to Councilman Streeter's sponsorship, #District7 residents laid off, and in need of help, due to the Coronavirus, were able to receive immediate assistance! Today, we gave away over $12,000!

Thank you to Prince George's County Police Department and all of the EPG Staff present today for your support on-site!

There is still funding available! Apply to our Prince George's County COVID-19 Hourly Employee Relief Fund Today! Visit us at www.EmployPGEdge.com!

Posted @withregram • @pgcedc County Executive An

Posted @withregram • @pgcedc County Executive Angela Alsobrooks has announced the Prince George's County Child Care Recovery Program.

The Child Care Provider Recovery Program provides grants to child care centers that have had to close their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many child care programs in the County had to close its doors due to lack of revenue and newly established state and local health and safety guidelines. Unfortunately, these closures resulted in a substantial decrease in the number of available, quality child care seats for Prince George’s County families.

Learn more here: https://www.pgcedc.com/covid-child-care-recovery

Who needs a job? EPG has several Job opportunities

Who needs a job? EPG has several Job opportunities actively recruiting through partnerships with Businesses in Prince George’s County. Swipe to see the full list! Check out our story for more. #WeAreEPG

It's Release Week Again on the Workforce Wire Podc

It's Release Week Again on the Workforce Wire Podcast!

Meet this week's guest hosts, Doug Foresta, Director of Podcast Services and Communications (Workforce180), Matthew Anselmo, Tour Guide (Palmetto Carriage Works & Palmetto Tours), and Max Douge, Business and Employment Consultant, Workforce Services (Frederick County Government), as they join us for Part I of the Workforce Wire Podcast's Special Release series, "Discussing Racism in the Workplace."

Tune in this Wednesday, at 10 AM, to hear this open and candid discussion with EPG's President & CEO, Walter Simmons.

This Podcast will be available on 9/2/20 at EmployPG.org and through the streaming services listed below! #MeetTheGuest

#ApplePodcast #Spotify #Sticher #GooglePlay

#MeetTheGuest It's Release Week Again on the Workf

#MeetTheGuest It's Release Week Again on the Workforce Wire Podcast!

Meet this week's guest host, Joseph Tolbert III, Community Activist, Entrepreneur, and Owner of BTDT Clothing (Been There, Done That). Joseph will join us for Part II of the Workforce Wire Podcast's Special Release series, entitled "Walking In My Shoes."

The terms “Reentry” and “Returning Citizens” have become popular phrases and topics of discussion for politicians, the media, and workforce development professionals. Unfortunately, the most important people for these discussions, returning citizens, aren’t being included. To ensure the voices of returning citizens are being heard, The Workforce Wire has produced a five-part series of episodes dedicated to giving a voice to the voiceless, entitled, "Walking in My Shoes."

Joseph (@pluggedinshow) currently works as a freelance paralegal with attorneys in the DMV region and sits on the Board of Directors for @dccentralkitchen .

Tune in this Wednesday, at 10 AM, to hear what Joseph had to say with EPG's President & CEO, Walter Simmons.

This Podcast will be available 8/19/20 at EmployPG.org and through the streaming services listed below!

#ApplePodcast #Spotify #Sticher #YouTube #GooglePlay

#EPGNEWS 🚨 Thousands of businesses have closed

#EPGNEWS 🚨 Thousands of businesses have closed leading to over 100,000 residents being laid off and out of work. Employ Prince George’s (#EPG’s) COVID-19 Workforce Development Recovery Program is here to help jobseekers restart their careers.

During this time, we would like to offer Prince George's County Residents whose employment has been affected by the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) the opportunity to take advantage of Employ Prince George's career planning services, free skills training, and job placement and assistance, through EPG's COVID-19 Workforce Development Recovery Program.

To best help Job Seekers, please complete EPG's brief Employment & Training Survey by visiting https://tinyurl.com/EPGEmploymentSurvey today!

#WeAreEPG

#MotivationalMonday If you’ve been job hunting f

#MotivationalMonday If you’ve been job hunting for a while, then you know that it takes finesse, focus, and a lot of dedication in order to land a job interview and ultimately be offered a position. But if your job search has become stagnant, it can be very frustrating as well.

#EPG can help feed your focus and successfully nail your next interview. Visit us at www.EmployPG.org today to get started on your new journey!

#WeAreEPG

The Coronavirus has changed the landscape of Workf

The Coronavirus has changed the landscape of Workforce Development, shutting down American Job Centers, and limiting face to face interactions for workforce development providers across the United States.

To stop the spread of the Coronavirus and enforce the new social distancing “norm”, most workforce providers should be transitioning to virtual services.

Join Employ Prince George's for this episode of the Workforce Wire Podcast. This episode features virtual workforce development and training experts, Joseph “Joe” Alteri and Harrison Tonne, providing expert opinions and best practices on planning for, building, and implementing a successful transition from in-person to virtual services.

To watch this episode, visit the link in our bio!

This Podcast will be available at EmployPG.org and through the streaming services listed below!

#WeAreEPG

#ApplePodcasts #Stitcher #Spotify #Youtube

It's #WorkforceWireWednesday! The Coronavirus has

It's #WorkforceWireWednesday!

The Coronavirus has changed the landscape of workforce development, shutting down American Job Centers, and limiting face to face interactions for workforce development providers across the United States. To stop the spread of the Coronavirus and the new social distancing “norm”, most workforce providers should be transitioning to virtual services.

This episode of Employ Prince George's Workforce Wire Podcast will feature virtual workforce development and training experts, Joseph “Joe” Alteri and Harrison Tonne, providing expert opinions and best practices on planning for, building, and implementing a successful transition from in-person to virtual services.

Interested in Hearing the entire Podcast? Visit the Podcast link in our bio!

What's something that you've always wanted to try

What's something that you've always wanted to try or learn? Have you heard about the free Skills and Career Training opportunities that Employ PG offers via http://pgc.skillupamerica.org/ ?

Let's start this Monday off by starting something new. DM us today to get started! #MotivationalMonday #WeAreEPG

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