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CNA Scholarships – The Caregiver Foundation Achieve a Certified Nurse’s Aide Designation (CNA) Find professional training and achieve a Certified Nurses Aide designation with a Scholarship from The Caregiver Foundation and ‘ Ohana Health Plan ! Have You Thought About Caregiving as a Profession? Has the time and cost of becoming a Certified Nurse’s Aide (CNA) held you back?
‘Ohana Health Plan has generously provided funding for scholarships to residents of the State of Hawaii who want to seek professional certification in caregiving. You will learn in a fast-paced, skill-based program conducted by the Advanced Care Training schools. The classes are in the evenings with some sessions held on weekends.
In a matter of weeks, you can be ready to take your State exam for licensing as a Certified Nurses Aid.
Demonstrate an ability to converse in English and at least one of the following languages (note – there will be limits on each language category) Japanese Cantonese Mandarin Laotian Vietnamese Ilocano Visayan Tagalog French German Spanish Chukese commit to providing in-home (not facility) care for a minimum of 2 years be authorized to be able to work in the USA have a clean criminal background history have funds to pay for the State of Hawaii CNA exam By encouraging and enabling new caregivers with these abilities to enter the workforce, ‘ Ohana Health Plan is helping meet the needs of individuals needing care who are not able to comfortably communicate in their preferred language.
Perhaps you have already cared for a loved one, given up much of your life doing so, and now have a desire to take the experience you have and couple it with professional training for the benefit of others in our communities. Note: Scholarships are available only to residents of the State of Hawaii. Download and complete the application or call The Caregiver Foundation (808-625-3782) to request a fax or paper application be sent to you.
Scholarship awards are determined by a combined committee of ‘Ohana Health Plan and The Caregiver Foundation. Download the application (PDF) here: CNA Scholarship Application Then, submit the application in one of the following ways: Mail completed application to: 926 3rd St. , Pearl City, HI 96782 Email the completed application to: gary@thecaregiverfoundation.
org FAX completed the application to: 808-691-9274
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Hawaii residents speaking English plus another listed language, committing to 2 years in-home caregiving, work-authorized, clean background, able to pay CNA exam fee. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
CNA Scholarships is funded by The Caregiver Foundation and 'Ohana Health Plan. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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