What is SCSEP?
How
does someone qualify for this program?
What is the
income level?
What will
SCSEP do to help me find a job?
How can I
contact SCSEP?
What is SCSEP?
The Senior Community Service
Employment Program (SCSEP) is a work-training program for
low-income seniors age 55 and older. It is funded by the
Department of Labor and operated through the National Council on
the Aging.
How does someone qualify for this program?
All participants must meet age,
income and residency requirements and be unemployed. Please
Contact Us for more information.
What
is the income level?
Participant's income must be below
125% of the federal poverty level. It is best to
Contact Us to determine eligibility as
not all income is counted.
What will SCSEP dot o help me find a job?
SCSEP will provide training to help
you qualify for a job. Participants train for 20 hours per week
and are paid a stipend at the current minimum wage rate. SCSEP
will provide computer training, job search assistance, interview
training and help with resume preparation. Over 50% of our
participants have been placed in unsubsidized employment.
How
can I contact SCSEP?
SCSEP
Community Progress Council, Inc.
226 East College Avenue
York, PA 17403
717-846-4600 ext. 272
Fax:
Email Us
