Start Your Healthcare Career This Month: HHA Day Class Begins November 14th!

Fordham Institute Inc. • November 18, 2025

Are you ready to begin a rewarding career in healthcare? 🌟 Our Home Health Aide (HHA) Day Class at Fordham Institute Inc. starts November 14th  and it’s the perfect time to take your first step toward a stable, meaningful profession helping others. This special session lasts only 14 days, making it one of the fastest ways to start working in healthcare before the end of the year. And right now, we’re offering a limited-time $100 OFF discount for new students who register early!


Why Choose the Fordham Institute HHA Program?

At Fordham Institute Inc., we provide everything you need to succeed—from hands-on training to career guidance and support.

Here’s what makes our program stand out:


βœ… Short-Term Training — Only 14 Days!

In just two weeks, you’ll complete your Home Health Aide training and be ready to step confidently into the healthcare workforce.


πŸ’° $100 OFF Tuition

Register now to take advantage of our $100 discount on tuition. This offer is available for a limited time—don’t miss your chance to save and secure your spot!


πŸ’Ό Job Placement Assistance

We don’t just train you—we help connect you with hiring agencies and nursing homes that are looking for HHAs right now. You’ll learn about available positions, pay, and benefits so you can find the best fit for your career goals.


πŸ“š Supportive Instructors & Real-World Skills

Our experienced instructors guide you every step of the way, ensuring you gain the confidence, knowledge, and compassion needed to succeed as a professional caregiver.


Who Can Apply

No prior healthcare experience is required! If you’re caring, patient, and ready to make a difference in people’s lives, this course is your opportunity to start a meaningful career that grows with you.


Class Details

πŸ—“ Start Date: November 14, 2025
πŸ•“ Schedule: Daytime Classes (14 days total)
πŸ“ Location: Fordham Institute Inc. — 98-27 Jamaica Avenue, Woodhaven, NY, 11421
πŸ“ž Phone: 718-480-1804


ο»ΏDon’t Wait—Your New Career Starts This Month!

Seats are filling fast, and the $100 OFF special won’t last long.
If you’ve been thinking about starting a career in healthcare, there’s no better time than now.

πŸ“ž Call 718-480-1804 today to register or learn more
Become a Home Health Aide in just 14 days. Start training November 14th—and step into a career that changes livesπŸ’™

Ending the Year with Purpose: Reflecting on Growth in Your Caregiving Journey

By Fordham Institute Inc. • December 29, 2025
As the year comes to a close, winter invites us to slow down, reflect, and look back on how far we’ve come. For Home Health Aides (HHAs), Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), and healthcare students, this time of year is an opportunity to recognize growth—not just in skills, but in strength, resilience, and purpose. At Fordham Institute Inc. , we see the hard work and dedication our students and caregivers put in every day. Before stepping into a new year, it’s important to pause and honor the journey you’ve been on. 1. Acknowledge How Much You’ve Learned Over the past year, you’ve gained knowledge, confidence, and hands-on experience. Whether you completed a class, learned new caregiving skills, or simply grew more confident in your abilities, every lesson matters. Growth isn’t always loud—but it’s always meaningful. 2. Recognize the Challenges You Overcame This year may have brought long days, personal struggles, financial stress, or moments of doubt. And yet—you kept going. Resilience is built during difficult times, and each challenge you faced strengthened you for what’s ahead. 3. Celebrate Your Commitment to Care Choosing a caregiving path is choosing compassion, patience, and service. You’ve made a difference in people’s lives—often in quiet, unseen ways. That commitment is something to be proud of, today and every day. 4. Reflect on What Motivates You Take time to reconnect with your “why.” Why did you choose healthcare? Why do you keep showing up? Your purpose is your anchor—and remembering it helps guide you into the new year with clarity and confidence. 5. Set Gentle Intentions for the Year Ahead You don’t need big resolutions. Instead, focus on intentions: Continue learning Protect your health and well-being Stay consistent, not perfect Be kind to yourself Progress happens one step at a time. Moving Forward With Purpose As winter settles in and the year ends, know this: your effort mattered. Your growth mattered. You mattered. πŸ“žReady to continue your journey in healthcare? Call 718-480-1804 End this year with pride, enter the next with purpose, and trust that your journey is unfolding exactly as it should. β„οΈβœ¨

Snowy Days and Busy Shifts: How Caregivers Can Stay Prepared

By Fordham Institute Inc. • December 24, 2025
Winter weather can be unpredictable. Snowy sidewalks, icy roads, delayed transportation, and colder temperatures can turn an already busy day into a stressful one—especially for Home Health Aides (HHAs), Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), and healthcare students who still need to show up no matter the forecast. At Fordham Institute Inc. , we know that preparation is key. With the right mindset and a few simple habits, caregivers can navigate snowy days safely, calmly, and confidently. 1. Prepare the Night Before Snowy mornings are easier when you plan ahead. Lay out your uniform and warm layers Pack your bag with essentials Charge your phone fully Check the weather and transit updates A few minutes of preparation can save a lot of stress the next day. 2. Allow Extra Travel Time Snow and ice slow everything down. Give yourself extra time to commute so you don’t feel rushed. Walk carefully and wear shoes with good traction Use handrails when available Take your time—safety comes first Arriving safely is more important than arriving quickly. 3. Pack Winter Essentials Keep a small winter-ready kit in your bag: Gloves and a hat Extra socks Hand lotion (cold weather dries skin) Water and snacks Being prepared helps you stay comfortable and focused throughout your shift or class. 4. Stay Warm to Stay Energized Cold weather can drain your energy fast. Dress in layers Drink warm beverages when possible Take short moments to warm up Staying warm helps your body maintain strength and focus. 5. Stay Calm When Plans Change Winter weather sometimes causes delays or schedule changes. Staying calm and flexible helps you adapt without added stress. Communicate clearly, take things one step at a time, and remember that doing your best is enough. 6. Give Yourself Credit Showing up on a snowy day takes effort, responsibility, and dedication. Whether you’re caring for clients, attending class, or studying at home, your commitment matters—and it deserves recognition. Prepared Caregivers Handle Winter With Confidence Snowy days don’t stop caregivers—they reveal their strength. With preparation, patience, and self-care, you can handle winter challenges while continuing to provide excellent care. πŸ“ž Interested in starting a healthcare career? Call 718-480-1804 Winter may bring snow—but prepared caregivers bring calm, care, and confidence. β„οΈπŸ’™

Staying Motivated During the Coldest Months of the Year

By Fordham Institute Inc. • December 23, 2025
When winter settles in, motivation can feel harder to find. The days are shorter, the weather is colder, and energy levels can dip. For Home Health Aides (HHAs), Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), and healthcare students, staying motivated during this season takes intention and patience. At Fordham Institute Inc. , we know that winter can test your determination—but it can also strengthen it. Here are practical ways to stay motivated, focused, and moving forward, even when the cold makes everything feel slower. 1. Start Your Day with Light and Warmth Dark mornings can make it harder to get going. Try: Turning on bright lights as soon as you wake up Enjoying a warm drink you love Playing uplifting music These small habits signal your body and mind that the day has begun. 2. Set Small, Achievable Goals Winter isn’t the time for pressure—it’s the time for progress. Instead of focusing on everything at once, aim for: One lesson reviewed One assignment completed One healthy meal prepared Small wins build momentum and confidence. 3. Keep a Simple Routine Consistency helps combat winter sluggishness. Try to maintain regular times for: Waking up Eating meals Studying or reviewing notes Resting A steady routine creates stability during unpredictable weather. 4. Move Your Body to Boost Energy Even gentle movement helps lift your mood. Stretch for five minutes Walk indoors Do light exercises at home Movement increases circulation and helps fight fatigue. 5. Stay Connected Winter isolation can drain motivation. Reach out to: Classmates Friends Family Coworkers A simple conversation can bring encouragement and renewed focus. 6. Remember Why You Started When motivation fades, purpose remains. Remind yourself why you chose this path—to build a stable future, help others, and grow professionally. That purpose is stronger than winter fatigue. Keep Going—Even When It’s Hard Winter doesn’t last forever. Every step you take now is preparing you for brighter days ahead. Stay patient with yourself, keep showing up, and trust that your effort matters. πŸ“ž Ready to begin your healthcare journey? Call 718-480-1804 Cold weather may slow the pace—but it cannot stop your progress. β„οΈβœ¨