Blue Ridge Community College simulation lab helps to increase frontline workforce
The need for healthcare professionals entering the workforce was amplified as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to the rise in the number
The need for healthcare professionals entering the workforce was amplified as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to the rise in the number
Golden LEAF is pleased to announce 215 new scholarships have been awarded to support students attending four-year colleges or universities in North Carolina. This year’s
K-64 is a collaborative workforce program bringing together education, business, government, and community leaders to connect students and employers to shape future careers, meet workforce
The N.C. State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences recently nominated Golden LEAF for the National Agricultural Alumni Development Association (NAADA) Corporate Partner award
To enhance the Golden LEAF Community-Based Grants Initiative’s (CBGI) impact on each region, Golden LEAF recently added a Regional Leadership and Capacity Building Initiative to
Dr. Millicent Brown started her Granville County podiatry practice in 2014 to help people “get back on their feet.” Dr. Brown primarily works with the
North Carolina has endured a series of hurricanes in recent years, extending recovery and relief efforts for the state as some communities have faced back-to-back
By 2030, 67% of jobs will require a post-secondary degree or credential. On its current trajectory, post-secondary educational attainment will only reach 54% in North
Manufacturing is one of the top employers in North Carolina. The Golden LEAF Foundation supports the growth of business and industry to create new jobs
Providers are moving to telehealth to increase access to quality health services and reduce required travel for patients. Residents of the Martin-Tyrrell-Washington (MTW) region had