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Empowering individuals to find fulfilling community health workers careers through comprehensive training and professional guidance
About Us
The HDPTC and GABP are Maryland State nonprofit incorporated 501(c)(3) organizations committed to building healthier communities. We achieve this by providing comprehensive training programs for aspiring CHWs, equipping them with the tools needed to make a significant impact in their communities. Our programs are designed to promote health education, preventive care, and community engagement.
In partnership with Partner2Pilot Global (P2P), we extend our reach and resources, ensuring our CHW training programs are robust and impactful. This collaboration enables us to offer top-tier education and support to Community Health Workers across various communities.
Our Mission
The HDPTC and GABP are Maryland State nonprofit incorporated 501(c)(3) organizations committed to building healthier communities. We achieve this by providing comprehensive training programs for aspiring CHWs, equipping them with the tools needed to make a significant impact in their communities. Our programs are designed to promote health education, preventive care, and community engagement.
In partnership with Partner2Pilot Global (P2P), we extend our reach and resources, ensuring our CHW training programs are robust and impactful. This collaboration enables us to offer top-tier education and support to Community Health Workers across various communities.
Our Vision
We envision a world where every community has access to skilled and compassionate health workers who understand their unique needs and challenges. By training CHWs, we aim to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and communities, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to achieve optimal health and well-being.
Our Training Program
Our flagship offering, the CHW Certification Training Program, is a state-accredited course that provides a thorough grounding in all aspects of community health work. The curriculum includes:
Introduction to Community Health Work: Understand the roles and responsibilities of CHWs and the significance of their work.
Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Learn effective communication strategies, active listening, and cultural competence.
Health Promotion and Education: Gain skills in health education, creating and delivering educational materials, and engaging the community.
Outreach and Community Engagement: Develop strategies for community outreach, building trust, and organizing.
Legal and Ethical Considerations: Understand confidentiality, professional boundaries, and state-specific regulations.
Health System Navigation: Navigate healthcare services, insurance, benefits, referrals, and resources.
Chronic Disease Management: Learn prevention and management strategies for chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and asthma.
Mental Health and Wellness: Promote mental health, identify needs, and support clients with mental health challenges.
Emergency Preparedness and Response: Prepare for and respond to emergencies, supporting vulnerable populations.
Heart Disease Prevention: Understand heart disease, its risk factors, prevention strategies, and community education.
Why Become a CHW?
Becoming a Community Health Worker allows you to make a meaningful impact on public health. CHWs are vital in addressing health disparities, building community trust, and connecting individuals to essential services. This certification opens doors to new opportunities in the healthcare field and provides a pathway to career advancement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers To Commonly Questions
What is the Community Health Worker (CHW) Certification Training Program?
The CHW Certification Training Program is a comprehensive training course designed to equip aspiring Community Health Workers with the skills and knowledge needed to improve public health and address health disparities. The program includes online modules, interactive activities, and a supervised practicum
Who offers this training program?
The Heart Disease Prevention and Training Center Inc. (HDPTC) DBA Global Association of Benevolent Practitioners (GABP) provides the training program in partnership with Partner2pilot Global (P2P)
Is the program accredited?
Yes, the CHW Certification Training Program is accredited by the state of Maryland.
How can I contact the program administrators?
You can contact us via email at [email protected] for any questions or additional information.
What is the practicum component of the program?
The practicum is a supervised, hands-on experience where students apply their learned skills in a real-world community health setting. It lasts for 40 hours and is essential for completing the certification.
How is the practicum arranged?
Program administrators will assist in assigning practicum placements that are convenient and relevant to the student's learning goals. Practicum supervisors will provide guidance and evaluation during this period.
What are the requirements for certification?
To receive certification, students must complete all instructional hours, successfully finish the practicum, and pass the final assessment, which includes quizzes, assignments, and a final exam.
When will I receive my certification?
Upon successful completion of the program requirements, certificates will be issued within four weeks. Graduates will also be invited to an online graduation ceremony.
Contact Us
+1 (443) 331 9821
HDPTC/GABP c/o Just Heart
300 Armory Place, Suite #3M
Baltimore MD 21201, USA.
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