Program Overview
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The Long Term Care Foundation Training Network helps
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cover class and test fees for CNA, HCA, CNA to HCA Bridge, and speciality training courses for eligible individuals.
Their vision is a long-term care workforce ready to meet Washington’s growing needs.
Long Term Care programs help remove barriers to care and support making that vision a reality.
Who is eligible for this program?
";Who can apply: Medicaid-contracted AFHs with at least one Medicaid resident currently living in the home
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Who can be a Training Network participant: New or current AFH employees who have worked at least 8 hours (include link to the suggested 8-hour checklist) in your Medicaid-contracted/occupied AFH and will complete training to become a certified long-term caregiver or further their career development in an AFH.
Who Is Eligible
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Medicaid-contracted AFHs with at least one Medicaid resident currently living in the home
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New or current AFH employees who have worked at least 8 hours
Stipend for eligible training hours to help cover staffing time while you upskill
Consistent training expectations across roles so staff know what “good” looks like
Clear wins for your home: better readiness, smoother workflows, and stronger day-to-day confidence