Hard work can lead to a second chance, and a place to call home. 💙🎸
Joe Hall is putting his work ethic to use at Troublesome Creek, learning new skills while continuing his recovery journey.
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#EKCEP #RecoveryWorks
Your past doesn’t have to define your future. 💙
Joseph Haste went from incarceration to full-time employment with the City of Manchester, with help from Daniel Boone CAA and EKCEP..
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#EKCEP #DanielBooneCAA #SecondChance
Recovery means building skills, purpose, and positive routines. 💙🛠️
At Troublesome Creek, Bryce Roberts is learning, growing, and staying focused on his future through meaningful work. 🎸
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#EKCEP #RecoveryWorks #SecondChance
Congratulations to EKCEP Executive Director Becky Miller on receiving SEACAA’s Carl D. Perkins Human Services Award! From Head Start participant to Community Action leader, Becky has dedicated her career to serving others. Thank you, SEACAA, for this recognition!
Join us for the Owsley County Career Exploration event to meet face-to-face with local employers and explore real career pathways.
What career are you curious about?
Call (606) 464-2254.
#OwsleyCounty #CareerExploration #OCHS #BoonevilleKY
🌺 “Ohana means banjo.” Or whatever Lilo & Stitch said. 🎸
From Hawaii to Troublesome Creek, Nicholas found a career with help from LKLP, sharing the joy of music with the world.
Learn more: ekcep.org
#EKCEP #EasternKentucky
🌎 From Maine to Kentucky: Mr. Worldwide. 🎶 Music intensifies. 🎶
Nicholas Phinney came to Kentucky for rehabilitation and found a second chance through LKLP and Troublesome Creek Stringed Instrument Company. 🎸
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#EKCEP #EasternKentucky
At Troublesome Creek in Hindman, workers in recovery find income, skills, and purpose with support from EKCEP and LKLP. Read more: ekcep.org/news/workers-in-re…
Prosper Appalachia is the 2026 NAWDP Youth Program of the Year!
We’re proud to see this Eastern Kentucky initiative—and the students, partners, schools, and employers behind it—recognized nationally.
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Join us in congratulating EKCEP Deputy Director Bridget Back on her election to NAWB's board! ekcep.org/news/ekcep-deputy-…
Recovery Month is about new beginnings, EKCEP is here to help!
From 1-on-1 coaching and skills training to connect you with supportive, second-chance employers, we’re expanding our services to help you build your future.
Learn more: ekcep.org/recovery
September is Workforce Development Month! See how Eastern Kentucky programs deliver real returns for workers and communities. Read more: ekcep.org/news/national-data…
September is National Workforce Development Month! Celebrating people & partnerships building a stronger Eastern Kentucky. Learn more: ekcep.org/news/ekcep-recogni… #WorkforceDevelopmentMonth #EasternKentucky #EKCEP
EKCEP’s Business Solutions teams are in Hazard today for their quarterly meeting to strengthen how we help Eastern Kentucky businesses hire, train, and grow their workforce. Employers: Message us or visit ekcep.org for support!
Five years into recovery, Ashton Banfield builds a healthcare future with EKCEP's SITE support. Read more: ekcep.org/news/recovery-educ… #EKCEP #RecoveryAndReentry #SITE #WorkforceDevelopment #RecoveryWorks #HealthcareCareers
Our EKCEP Recovery & Reentry team spent the day connecting with partners, sharing ideas, and celebrating the people making recovery possible across Kentucky. Kicking off Recovery Month the right way!
Local support + job training = big economic returns for Eastern Kentucky. 📈
New independent data confirms WIOA-funded programs through EKCEP & our Community Action partners are strengthening our regional workforce and economy.
Read more: ekcep.org/news/national-data…
We're proud to deliver workforce solutions that compete nationally and change lives in Eastern KY! 📈
Ranked among top US workforce boards, we couldn't do it without our local Community Action Agencies driving success on the front lines.
Read more: ekcep.org/news/national-data…
