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Train the CHW Trainer Workbook (2026)
The step-by-step process to help you get started training CHWs! This 114-page resource is designed to equip CHW Trainers with everything they need to train, teach, and lead with impact.
Scaling CHW Training for Impact (2026)
Your Roadmap to Launching High-Quality CHW Training with Less Time, Cost, and Guesswork Whether you’re just getting started or ready to scale, this series will give you the roadmap to design, implement, and expand your CHW training efforts—with clarity and confidence.
Virtual CHW Symposium Course (2026)
A Continuing Education Course Designed to Support CHWs in Delivering Equitable, Coordinated Care The Virtual CHW Symposium Course is a continuing education course designed to support CHWs in delivering equitable, coordinated care to the populations they serve. This educational activity provides CHWs with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to deliverRead more…
Train the CHW Trainer Online Course (2026)
Elevate your skills as a CHW Trainer! This course is designed for new and experienced trainers who are ready to build stronger CHW training programs, develop professional training skills, and lead with purpose. Whether you’re training for the first time or looking to sharpen your approach, this course equips youRead more…
Online CHW Instructor Certification Course (2026)
Become a certified Community Health Worker (CHW) Instructor equipped not only to teach—but to lead, coach, and build high-quality CHW training programs grounded in equity, adult learning, and real-world practice. This hybrid certification program teaches the 8 CHW Trainer competencies and prepares experienced CHWs and public health professionals to confidentlyRead more…
Community Health Worker Certification Course (2026)
Learn on your own terms with this online and on-demand CHW certification course. The course is delivered through self-paced, on-demand video lessons, making it easier for working learners to participate without the barriers of travel or rigid schedules. This format also ensures consistent, high-quality instruction across every module.
AI for Community Health Workers (2026)
This webinar replay will show Community Health Workers simple and safe ways to use AI in their daily work, enabling them to save time, communicate more clearly, and follow up more efficiently. We’ll connect AI tools to the 11 CHW core competencies with real examples: writing client messages, translating plain-languageRead more…
Repositioning Community Health Workers as Boundary Spanners: A Realist-Informed Theory of Change for Integrated People-Centred Care in South Africa (2026)
This study found that community health workers in South Africa already help connect communities with health services, social support programs, and local leaders, even though this role is often not officially recognized. The researchers argue that community health workers should be better supported and included in health system planning becauseRead more…
Tailoring climate–health competencies for diverse health cadres: Findings from a scoping review (2026)
This review looked at training frameworks that help health workers respond to the health impacts of climate change. It found that most existing frameworks were designed for high-income countries and do not fit well in low-resource settings. The study developed a simpler framework that outlines the knowledge and skills neededRead more…
Capturing Family Planning Community Service Data into National Health Management Information Systems: A Five-Country Review of Tools for Community Health Workers and Pharmacies and Drug Shops (2026)
This study looked at how information from community health workers and pharmacies about family planning services is included in national health information systems in five countries (Burkina Faso, Mozambique, Nepal, Nigeria and Uganda). It found that data from community health workers is partly included in most countries, especially for contraceptiveRead more…
Systematic adaptation of a visual-aided adolescent nutrition intervention from peri-urban Burkina Faso for rural Uganda using intervention mapping (2026)
This study adapted a nutrition education program for adolescents and young adults in rural Uganda using input from young people, parents, community health workers, and local leaders. The final program used simple visual materials and community health worker-led household sessions to teach healthy eating and improve nutrition knowledge. The studyRead more…
Culturally and linguistically appropriate vaccine education (CLAVE) for Indigenous communities: design and implementation study of a community-based approach to digital vaccine education in the Central Highlands of Guatemala (2026)
This study tested a multilingual vaccine education campaign shared through social media and community health workers. The campaign reached hundreds of thousands of people and showed strong engagement, especially in local languages. Community health workers found the videos and materials useful and used them often when talking about vaccines. TheRead more…
Community engagement and empowerment to address health inequalities: A rapid evidence review (2026)
This review looked at different ways communities can be involved in improving health. It found strong evidence that community health workers and partnerships with faith-based organizations can help reduce health inequalities, especially in areas like heart disease prevention and cancer screening. The review also showed that culturally tailored approaches workRead more…
Promotores program to increase Hispanic/Latino(a) participation in Alzheimer’s disease research (2026)
This study looked at whether trained community health workers, known as Promotores, could help increase participation of Hispanic and Latino communities in Alzheimer’s research. The training improved their understanding of research and brain health, and they were just as successful as clinic-based recruitment in enrolling participants into studies. The findingsRead more…
Reconceptualizing integrated people-centred health services: Towards a mechanism-sensitive model using realist evaluation (2026)
This study explored how community health workers help make health care more people-centered in South Africa. It found that trust, motivation, and feeling valued and supported are key factors that help community health workers perform well. These factors work together, and when health system strategies are aligned and supportive, communityRead more…
Working at the Grassroots Level: A Qualitative Exploration of Frontline Health Workers’ Experiences in Tribal Maternal and Reproductive Health Services (2026)
This study explored the experiences of frontline health workers providing maternal and reproductive health services in tribal communities in Kerala, India. It found that these workers do much more than their official duties, including home visits, health education, and helping families access government support. They face many challenges such asRead more…
Strengthening community health cadres’ capacity in household emergency first aid (2026)
This study looked at whether training community health volunteers in first aid could improve their ability to respond to emergencies at home. After training that included lessons, demonstrations, and hands-on practice, participants showed much better knowledge, emergency recognition, wound care, resuscitation skills, and overall preparedness. The study shows that practicalRead more…
Evaluation of Impact of the M-SAKHI mHealth App on Knowledge, Skills and Acceptance of use of App by Maternal and Child Health Community Health Workers in Rural Maharashtra (2026)
This study looked at how a mobile phone app helped community health workers in rural India improve their work. After using the app, the workers showed better knowledge and stronger skills in providing health services, and most were able to use the technology easily on their own. The study foundRead more…
Frontline Voices of care: How community health workers cultivate relationships (2026)
This study looked at how community health workers supported Latino communities during and after COVID-19. It found that they built strong relationships by listening with empathy, respecting culture, building trust over time, and helping people connect to services and reliable health information. Because they were part of the communities theyRead more…
Community Health Worker Perspectives on Home-Based Care and Remote Monitoring in Heart Failure (2026)
This study explored how community health workers help people with heart failure manage their condition at home. It found that patients often struggle with medications, diet, and using health monitoring devices, but community health workers help by explaining care plans, offering emotional support, connecting people to social services, and teachingRead more…
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