The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Northwest Arkansas Council, Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Whole Health Institute are hosting the 2023 NWA Health Summit on January 27, 2023, at The Jones Center in Springdale. The summit will focus on the importance of integrating Community Health Workers to drive health equity. We would like […]
The PASOs’ curriculum is based on the national level C3 Core Competencies’ recommendations, which are related to the central roles of CHWs and the skills and qualifications that have been collectively defined as essential competencies for CHW addressing health inequities in Hispanic and Latino communities. Additionally, this curriculum meets the localized standards put forth by […]
THIS TRAINING HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Please register for the next available LGBTQIA+ Specialty Track training. Monday-Friday. February 13th- 24th. 9 AM - 12 PM (EST) Our LGBTQIA+ specialty track was co-developed by CCHA and Dr. Vanessa Kitzie’s team at the UofSC School of Library and Information Science. With the input of participants who identify as […]
The Southeast CHW Network Monthly Meeting is an opportunity for all members to come together & share updates, learn from guest speakers, and grow together as a collective network to help advanced health equity across the Southeastern United States. These meetings are inclusive and open to all! Please share with your networks so we can […]
Please join us for Georgia Community Health Worker Awareness Day March 7, 2023 10am - 2:00pm Community Health Workers, also known as Navigators, Promotoras, Outreach Workers, Community Health Aids, Health Promoters, and many other names, function in a variety of roles, and are typically from the community they serve. CHWs wear many hats within the […]
Understanding Chronic Disease - March 9th & 10th (9 am - 11:30 am EST) Supporting Participants Living with Diabetes - March 13th - 17th (9 am - 12 pm EST) Virtually facilitated via Zoom. To register for any or all of the training components, please follow this link. This training curriculum is designed for CHWs […]
The Southeast CHW Network Monthly Meeting is an opportunity for all members to come together & share updates, learn from guest speakers, and grow together as a collective network to help advanced health equity across the Southeastern United States. These meetings are inclusive and open to all! Please share with your networks so we can […]
Monday-Friday. Via Zoom. This training curriculum is for those overseeing Community Health Workers who want to gain a deeper understanding of the role CHWs serve in their communities, address common challenges, and maximize opportunities. Participants will gain tools to effectively support the work of the CHWs they supervise. Please visit our Supervisor FAQ page for […]
Community Health Workers enrolled in the Community Health Worker Institute’s Core Competency Training are invited to join us for a review session in preparation for the South Carolina Community Health Workers Association Certification Exam on April 14th. This review session will last from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm on April 7th. If you have any […]
April 10th - May 19th. Monday - Friday. 9 am - 4 pm. (1 hr break for lunch) This training will be held in person in the Sandhills Region. 120 Research Dr. Columbia, SC 29203. Learners will be equipped with the foundational knowledge necessary to begin work as a Community Health Worker. Participants who complete […]
Community Health Workers enrolled in the Core Competency Training will be administered the South Carolina Community Health Workers Association Certification Exam on April 14th from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm (EST). The Core Competency Review Day is April 7th from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.
April 17th – April 21st. 1 pm – 3:30 pm. Mon – Fri Our Opioid Use Disorder Curriculum was co-developed by full-time staff within CCHA and development was spearheaded by former CCHA practicum student, Selena Ready DeConti. The curriculum development included an in-depth literature review as well as extensive consultation from Community Health Workers with […]