my name is winnie yu. we're a non-profit organization in san francisco. we help immigrants and older adults stay active and be able to live independently in their homes and communities. i like to summarize our workforce services that we provide in addition to the social services which we also provide for continuum of care. self-help has a series of job readiness workshops to help immigrants and older workers be job ready to secure employment directly or enter vocational connectioning to get the skills they need to be competitive in the job market. our employer engagement focuses on helping job seekers develop skills that match the jobs available in the job market. our staff of career advisor helped with job coast case management, follow-up, to support job seekers to get a job and also keep their job after placement. in the last year, annually, we help over 360 older workers through our workforce services and we provide a range of vocational training tracks for entry-level workers to access inindustry in the city, hotel housekeeping, in the hospitality and

could i also call up judy goddis, marie jobling and winnie yu. come on up. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm alisha crawford. the san francisco reserve program matches older adults and adulted with disabilities with non-profit employment and other sectors government agencies. we are in our second year of the program. it's housed in the community living campaign and we've placed over 35 adults in meaningful employment helping to build the capacity of these non-profit organizations here in san francisco. reservists are bringing an average of 50 years of experience and knowledge and truly desire continuing to contribute to their community and in a meaningful way. they have jobs that run a wide spectrum from social work support to garden stew address to marketing strattists to bilingual community outreach. 38% have a graduate degree. and in surveys we've taken, 95% of them feel their work contributes back to their community and they feel they have contributed on a daily basis in their work. the experience among older adults and adults with disabilities in san fr

could i also call up judy goddis, marie jobling and winnie yu. come on up. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm alisha crawford. the san francisco reserve program matches older adults and adulted with disabilities with non-profit employment and other sectors government agencies. we are in our second year of the program. it's housed in the community living campaign and we've placed over 35 adults in meaningful employment helping to build the capacity of these non-profit organizations here in san