Train to Become a Certified Home Health Aide (HHA) at Fordham Institute Inc.
Fordham Institute Inc. • May 21, 2025
If you’ve been thinking about a career in healthcare, there’s never been a better time to start. At Fordham Institute Inc., we’re offering state-approved Home Health Aide (HHA) training classes designed to get you certified, confident, and career-ready in just a few weeks.
Whether you’re starting fresh or looking for a new opportunity, our HHA program gives you the skills, support, and certification needed to begin working immediately after graduation.
Why Choose HHA Training?
Home Health Aides are a vital part of the healthcare system. As an HHA, you’ll provide essential care and daily support for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and people recovering from illness or injury—all from the comfort of their homes.
The demand for HHAs continues to grow, especially in New York. With just a few weeks of training, you can enter a career that is:
- In-demand and growing
- Flexible and rewarding
- Purpose-driven and personal
What You’ll Learn in Our HHA Classes
- Personal care assistance (bathing, grooming, dressing)
- Basic nutrition and meal prep
- Safe transferring and mobility support
- Infection control and proper hygiene
- Client communication and emotional care
- Light housekeeping and medication reminders
Program Details:
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Weekday & Weekend Classes Available
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Convenient Queens Location
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Short-Term Training – Complete in Only 14 Days or 7 Weekends
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Job Placement Assistance After Graduation
Who Should Enroll?
- Anyone ready to start working in healthcare
- Caregivers seeking professional certification
- Job seekers looking for a stable, respected career
- Individuals passionate about helping others
How to Register:
Getting started is easy. Contact us today to reserve your spot—classes fill quickly!
📞 Call now:
(718) 364-7251
🌐 Visit:
www.FordhamInstitute.com
Take the First Step Toward a Meaningful Career
Fordham Institute Inc. is here to support you every step of the way—from your first day of class to your first day on the job. Start your HHA training today and build a career you can be proud of.
Your future in healthcare starts now. Let’s build it together.
When people think of HHA or CNA training, they often focus on the career benefits—job opportunities, stability, and the ability to care for patients. But what many don’t realize is that the skills you gain go far beyond the workplace. At Fordham Institute Inc., we don’t just train you for a job—we help you grow into a more confident, prepared, and capable version of yourself. Here’s how caregiving skills improve your everyday life. 1. Communication Skills that Strengthen Relationships As an HHA or CNA, you learn how to listen actively, speak clearly, and build trust. These communication tools help not only with patients—but also with friends, family, coworkers, and even children. Stronger communication leads to stronger connections everywhere. 2. Time Management for Real-World Balance Caring for others requires organization, punctuality, and multitasking. Training teaches you how to prioritize, plan ahead, and stay calm under pressure—skills that make everyday life smoother and more productive. When you manage your time well, you manage your life well. 3. Emotional Intelligence for Everyday Challenges Caregiving teaches you how to recognize emotions—your own and others’. This leads to better conflict resolution, deeper empathy, and the ability to stay grounded during difficult conversations or stressful situations. The more you understand people, the more peaceful your world becomes. 4. Health Knowledge That Benefits Your Household Knowing how to assist with daily care, hygiene, mobility, and nutrition gives you valuable tools to support your family. From helping a parent with medications to promoting better wellness at home, these are skills you’ll use long after class ends. Being health-aware helps you protect the people you love most. 5. A Stronger Sense of Purpose and Confidence When you help others, you also uplift yourself. Caregiving reminds you that you matter—that your hands, your heart, and your presence make a difference. Purpose doesn’t stay in the classroom. It walks with you every day. Grow with Us at Fordham Institute Inc. Our students walk away with more than just certifications—they gain life skills that elevate every part of who they are. If you’re ready to grow professionally and personally, we’re here to help you take the first step. 📞 Call us today at 718-480-1804 Because what you learn in class isn’t just for work—it’s for life.
You’ve thought about it. You’ve scrolled through posts. You may have even bookmarked Fordham Institute Inc. a few times. But something keeps holding you back from enrolling in HHA or CNA training. If this sounds like you—you’re not alone. Many of our students started out with the same hesitation, doubts, and questions. But they took that first step—and changed their lives. Here’s how you can move from fear to your first day in class. 1. “I’m Too Old / Too Young” Whether you're 18 or 58, your age doesn’t disqualify you—it empowers you. Many of our students come from all walks of life and find new purpose in caregiving. Truth: It’s never too early or too late to start something meaningful. 2. “I Don’t Have Time” We get it—life is busy. That’s why our programs are designed to fit around work, parenting, and daily responsibilities. Classes are short-term, with flexible options available. Remember: Making time for your goals now can lead to freedom and stability later. 3. “I Don’t Know If I’ll Be Good At It” You don’t have to be perfect to start—you just have to care. Skills are taught. Confidence is built. And every great caregiver once started with zero experience. Our mission is to help you grow from curious to confident. 4. “What If I Can’t Afford It?” Fordham Institute Inc. offers affordable programs and helpful payment options. Plus, once you’re certified, job placement assistance can help you start earning quickly. Invest in yourself now—and let your career pay you back. 5. “What If I Start and Don’t Finish?” You won’t be doing this alone. Our team is here to support you every step of the way. We’ve helped hundreds of students stay on track and complete their training—even when life gets tough. You are capable. You are ready. And we’ve got your back. Take the First Step Today Fear is natural. But so is growth. Let this be the season you choose faith over fear, progress over perfection, and purpose over procrastination. 📞 Call us today at 718-480-1804 to ask questions or register You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just have to start.
Between school, work, commuting, and caring for family, many students feel like there’s no time (or money) for healthy eating. But at Fordham Institute Inc., we believe that fueling your body doesn’t have to be expensive—or complicated. Whether you’re training to become a Home Health Aide (HHA) or Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), eating well can help you stay energized, focused, and ready to succeed. Here’s how to make smart food choices—even on a student budget. 1. Plan Ahead = Save Big One of the easiest ways to eat well on a budget is to plan your meals. Take a few minutes each week to: Write out what you’ll eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner Create a grocery list based on that plan Avoid impulse buys and takeout spending Pro tip: Stick to meals you know how to make and rotate favorites to save time and money. 2. Build Budget-Friendly, Balanced Meals You don’t need fancy ingredients to get protein, fiber, and nutrients. Here are easy and affordable staples: Protein: eggs, canned tuna, beans, peanut butter Grains: rice, oats, whole grain pasta Veggies/Fruits: frozen veggies, bananas, carrots, apples Mix & match: Rice + black beans + frozen veggies = a quick, healthy bowl 3. Quick Breakfast Ideas for Busy Mornings Overnight oats with fruit Whole grain toast with peanut butter Scrambled eggs with spinach Breakfast = Brainpower . Don’t skip it—especially before class or clinicals. 4. Snack Smart Keep easy snacks in your bag to fight fatigue between classes: Trail mix Fruit Yogurt Cheese sticks Whole grain crackers Avoid sugary drinks and snacks that give a quick boost and then crash your energy. 5. Stay Hydrated Water is essential for energy, focus, and overall health. Carry a reusable water bottle and refill it throughout the day. Dehydration = Brain fog + Low energy. Stay ahead with water. 6. Cook Once, Eat Twice (Or More!) Batch cooking is your best friend. Make larger meals and store leftovers in containers. Great options: Stir-fry with rice Pasta with veggies Soup or chili Meal prep helps you eat better, spend less, and stress less. Nourish to Flourish Taking care of your body is part of taking care of your future. At Fordham Institute Inc., we support your growth not just in the classroom, but in your everyday lifestyle. 📞 Have questions about our programs? Call 718-480-1804 Because when you eat well, you think well—and when you think well, you succeed.