ABAWD Mobile Van Video Script 031626.pdf

SNAP E&T Program WorkSource Oregon Mobile Centers Video Script

“This product was funded by USDA. This institution is an equal opportunity provider”.

DRAFT for Review: 3/16/26

OPENING (0:00–0:20)

TITLE SLIDE:

“WorkSource Oregon Mobile Centers, a proud partner of the American Job Center Network.”

Music: Warm, uplifting, modern instrumental.

Visuals: Sunrise over Oregon landscapes, rolling shots of rural highways, small towns, tribal lands, agricultural fields, coastal towns, and high desert. A mother with a child waits for a bus in a small town.

A farmworker walks through an orchard. People meet and greet each other at the grocery store.

Narrator: “Oregon is a place of incredible diversity, resilience, and community. In every corner of Oregon, people are working hard to build a better future for themselves and their families. For many Oregonians, the path to opportunity has been out of reach—too far away, too hard to get to, or simply not available.”

Visual: First reveal of the Mobile WorkSource Oregon Center pulling onto a rural road.

Narrator: “That’s why we’re bringing opportunity to more communities in Oregon than ever before.”

INTRODUCING THE MOBILE WORKSOURCE OREGON CENTER (0:20–1:00)

Narrator: “The Oregon Employment Department is proud to introduce the Mobile WorkSource Oregon

Center, bringing workforce services directly to the people and communities who need them most. These fully equipped centers travel to communities that have faced barriers for far too long, including tribal nations, rural and remote towns, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, and areas that are a technology desert.”

Visuals:

• Map animation showing Zones 1, 2, and 3.

• Shots of staff setting up at a community location.

• Mobile Center interior: workstations, technology, staff greeting community members.

COMMUNITY STORIES (1:05–1:55)

Narrator: “Imagine Sofia, a mother of two children in a rural community, who wants to return to work but can’t drive two hours to the nearest WorkSource center. Or David, a single father re-entering the workforce, but unsure where to start. Or Naya, a tribal community member looking for training that fits her goals and her culture.”

Visual: Each person smiles as they receive support.

Narrator: “For them—and thousands more—the Mobile WorkSource Oregon Center is more than a center. It’s a lifeline. A place to be seen, supported, and connected to real opportunity.”

WHAT THE MOBILE CENTERS OFFER (1:00–2:10)

Narrator: “Inside each mobile center, Oregonians can access the same high-quality services offered at WorkSource Oregon locations—right in their own community.”

Visuals: Quick cuts of each service as its mentioned.

Narrator: “Job search support. Resume and interview assistance. Career coaching. Training and education referrals. Connections to work-based learning like apprenticeships... Information on how to access partner programs including SNAP Employment and Training, Veterans services, Vocational Rehabilitation, the Trade Adjustment Assistance program, and more.”

Visual:

• A veteran speaking with a counselor.

• A farmworker receiving information in Spanish.

• A person with a disability using adaptive equipment.

Narrator: “These centers are designed to meet people where they are—literally. Whether someone is navigating a layoff, reentering the workforce, in need of job skills, or exploring a new career path, the Mobile WorkSource Oregon Center brings opportunity to many Oregon communities.”

WHO THE MOBILE CENTERS SERVE (2:10–2:50)

Visual:

• Diverse Oregonians: geographic, cultural, religious, age, gender, working in a variety of industries.

• Staff greeting community members at a library, community center, or tribal building.

Narrator: “Showing up consistently, building trust, strengthening partnerships, and bringing services directly to these communities, helps ensure Oregonians have a fair shot at meaningful work and economic stability.”

HOW THE ROUTES WORK (2:50–3:20)

Visual: Animated map showing recurring two-week routes across the three zones.

Narrator: “Each WorkSource Oregon Mobile Center follows a recurring route, visiting communities on a predictable schedule every two weeks. This consistency gives Oregonians the structure and reliability to plan a visit to the center and allows staff to build strong relationships with local partners, businesses, and community organizations.”

Visual: Center driving through snow, rain, and sunshine—Oregon’s seasons. Staff waving to community members. Center parked and setting up signage amongst community members as they line up for support.

A NEW ERA OF ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITY (3:20–3:50)

Visual: Smiling job seekers, staff celebrating a job placement, handshake moments, paper being printed and handed to a customer, staff actively listening to a customer, community events with the center in the background.

Narrator: “The Mobile WorkSource Oregon Center is a commitment to equitable access and the belief that meaningful work should be within reach for every Oregonian, no matter where they live. This is Oregon investing in its people—one community at a time.”

CLOSING CALL TO ACTION (3:50–4:00)

Visual: Center driving toward the horizon during sunset. Overlay text: “Find the WorkSource Oregon Mobile Center nearest you at www.workwourceoregon/mobilecenter.org

Narrator: “Look for the Mobile WorkSource Oregon Center in your community. Your next opportunity may be just around the corner.”

CLOSING SLIDE includes:

• WorkSource Oregon logo

• OED logo

• OED EEO statement

• USDA FNS logo

• USDA EEO/funding statement

SUMMARY & MAIN MESSAGES

1. Introducing the Mobile WorkSource Oregon Centers. Oregon is expanding access to workforce services by bringing fully equipped mobile centers directly to rural, remote, coastal, and tribal communities.

2. Why These Centers Matter. Many Oregonians face barriers to accessing traditional WorkSource locations. The mobile centers provide a lifeline—meeting people where they are and offering support to job seekers with diverse needs and backgrounds.

3. Services Offered. The mobile centers deliver the same high‑quality services as WorkSource

Oregon offices: job search help, resume and interview support, career coaching, training referrals, apprenticeships, and access to partner programs like Veterans services, SNAP E&T, Vocational Rehabilitation, and more.

4. Reliable Routes and Community Impact. Each mobile center follows a predictable two‑week route, building trust, strengthening partnerships, and ensuring consistent access to opportunity—advancing equitable workforce support across Oregon.

http://www.workwourceoregon/mobilecenter.org