Join Our No-Cost Community Health Worker (CHW) Training with Asian Women for Health
This isn't a job. It is a training opportunity that will help you gain skills for employment.
Apply here: awfh.org/CHW-Interest
What is a CHW?
A Community Health Worker (CHW) is someone who helps people in their community stay healthy and get the care they need. CHWs often have a strong connection to the people they serve because they come from the same background or understand their challenges.
CHWs share health information in ways people can understand, help them find doctors or services, and speak up for their needs. They’re trusted helpers who make it easier for people to get support—especially when things like language, culture, or lack of access make it hard to get care.
Program Details
Dates: January 13 to February 26, 2026
Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: In-person in Boston, MA
No-cost training; stipend provided; lunch provided during sessions
The program includes 80 hours of CHW core competency training certified by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, job readiness and additional training opportunities, plus one-on-one job placement support.
Who Should Apply?
Massachusetts residents, 18 years or older
Unemployed or underemployed
High school diploma or equivalent
Authorized to work in the U.S.
Proficient in English
Available to attend all training sessions
Commit to full-time employment after training