Aug 17, 2022 · Staff members with EKCEP are currently working with partner organizations to determine where relief workers employed under EKY FLOOD can be most effectively employed. Anyone living within EKCEP’s 23-county service area interested in applying for an open position can do online at ekyflood.com.

EKCEP Reflects on Historic 2022 Flood and Ongoing Rebuilding Efforts One Year after Disaster Read More

Aug 8, 2023 · One year after historic flooding swept through several counties in Eastern Kentucky on the morning of July 28, 2022, EKCEP joins people across the region in remembering those lost in the disaster and also recognizing the important work that remains ongoing today to …

Feb 3, 2023 · LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Businesses and local economies in flood-ravaged areas of eastern Kentucky face a long road to recovery. Many jobs were lost, and now organizations are working to rebuild...

Oct 12, 2022 · Helpful Tip 1 – Wages For Disaster Relief Workers: If your organization is providing cleanup or humanitarian efforts in the disaster counties, the EKCEP “EKY FLOOD” program may be able to help cover the cost of wages for individuals for up to 12 months.

Forest Madden is helping his native Letcher County recover from the devastating flooding in July. Read his story at the link, and if you're already volunteering or looking for work, you can get paid to help as a disaster relief worker through our EKY FLOOD program. Learn more at ekyflood.com. https://www.ekyflood.com/news/madden

Aug 30, 2022 · (LEX 18) — A workforce development agency is hosting hiring events in Eastern Kentucky to find people to help with flood cleanup. The Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program received a...

Mar 17, 2023 · We are proud to partner with Cajun Navy through the EKY FLOOD program, which has helped hire multiple disaster recovery employees to work in the region. If you're interested in helping, you can apply for positions online at ekyflood.com.

Jan 6, 2023 · Reed applied for a position through the EKY FLOOD program, an initiative of Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program (EKCEP) that provides funding for organizations like CANE Kitchen to hire workers to perform duties including cleanup and humanitarian assistance in flood-affected communities.

If your business or employees were affected by the July 2022 floods in Eastern Kentucky, your input is needed for a new anonymous business assessment that is launching today and will remain live...