Certification Program
Community Health Worker (CCHW) Programs
CCHW
Certified Community Health Worker (CCHW) Training
Build the skills to educate, advocate, coordinate resources, and support individuals and communities through culturally responsive outreach and community-based care.
Courses are organized by focus area. Some courses may appear across multiple categories based on relevance.
Certified Community Health Worker (CCHW) courses are designed to prepare professionals and community-based advocates to serve as trusted bridges between healthcare systems and the communities they support. These courses focus on practical communication, advocacy, outreach, resource navigation, prevention, and culturally responsive care.
Participants will build the foundational skills needed to educate, support, and empower individuals while helping improve access to care and community well-being. This training pathway is especially valuable for those working in public health, behavioral health, outreach, prevention, and community-based service environments.
Sole Source Recognition
Approved training aligned with recognized community health worker standards and certification pathways.
Core Skills You’ll Build
- Health Education – Support individuals and communities with culturally relevant health information
- Advocacy – Help clients navigate systems and access services and support
- Resource Navigation – Connect individuals to healthcare, community, and social support resources
- Communication – Build trust through effective, respectful, and community-centered engagement
- Outreach & Engagement – Strengthen participation and awareness through relationship-based community work
- Prevention & Support – Promote safety, well-being, and informed decision-making across diverse populations
Available Courses
Explore CCHW Courses
Browse individual course options designed to build practical skills in community health work, advocacy, outreach, communication, prevention, and client support.