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Mayor Bowser and Bloomberg Philanthropies Celebrate New Ward 8 Advanced Technical Center and Launch New Health Care Apprenticeship Program, DC HEAL

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Mayor Muriel Bowser and Bloomberg Philanthropies inaugurated the Advanced Technical Center in Ward 8, Washington, D. C. , on October 2, 2025. The center aims to provide advanced educational resources and training opportunities to local youth in the neighborhood. Alongside this, the DC HEAL program was launched to establish health care apprenticeship pathways for students, enhancing their job prospects in a critical sector.

Bowser highlighted that investing in education is vital for empowering the community and fostering economic growth. This initiative directly responds to the educational gaps in a historically underserved area. The center will offer programs focused on technical skills, preparing students for secondary school and beyond. Bloomberg Philanthropies has committed to supporting educational initiatives that create equitable opportunities. The launch of this center and apprenticeship program is expected to significantly impact local workforce readiness and economic development.

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