Community Health Worker (CHW) Certification Training is a structured program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively serve their communities in health-related roles. The training typically covers:

• Health Education: Topics on disease prevention, health promotion, and wellness strategies.
• Cultural Competency: Understanding diverse community needs and how to communicate effectively with different populations.
• Care Coordination: Navigating healthcare systems and resources to assist clients in accessing services.
• Advocacy Skills: Learning how to advocate for community needs and address barriers to care.
• Communication Skills: Developing effective interpersonal and community outreach techniques.
• Practical Experience: Hands-on training opportunities to apply learned skills in real-world settings.