Your Weekend Can Change Your Future: HHA Class Starting April 18

Fordham Institute Inc. • April 15, 2026

What if the next few weekends could completely change your future? If your weekdays are busy with work, family, or responsibilities, it can feel like there’s never time to focus on your goals. But the truth is—you don’t need to change your entire schedule to start a new career. You just need the right opportunity.

Our Home Health Aide (HHA) Weekend Class at Fordham Institute Inc. is starting very soon, and this is your chance to take a real step toward a stable, meaningful career—on a schedule that works for you.


Program Details

πŸ—“ Start Date: April 18
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Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays
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Time: 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
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Duration: 7 weekends total

In just a few weekends, you can complete your training and begin preparing for real opportunities in healthcare.


Why This Weekend Program Works for You

This class is designed for people who are ready to move forward—but need flexibility.

It’s perfect if you:

  • work during the week
  • have family responsibilities
  • want to build a career without disrupting your routine
  • have been waiting for the “right time” to start

Now you don’t have to wait anymore.


Train for a Career That Matters

As a Home Health Aide, you will provide care, support, and comfort to individuals who need assistance in their daily lives.

This career offers:

  • meaningful, rewarding work
  • consistent job opportunities
  • the ability to make a real difference every day

And it all starts with training.


No Experience Needed — We Guide You Step by Step

You don’t need prior healthcare experience to begin.

In this program, you will learn:

  • essential caregiving skills
  • safety procedures
  • how to assist clients with daily needs
  • professional habits for the workplace

We support you every step of the way so you feel confident and prepared.


Job Placement Assistance After Graduation

After completing the program, we offer job placement assistance, helping connect you with agencies and employers that are actively hiring.

Our goal is to help you move from training to working as smoothly as possible.


Spots Are Limited — Don’t Miss This Start Date

This class is starting soon, and weekend programs tend to fill quickly.

If you’ve been thinking about starting, this is your moment. Waiting could mean missing this class and delaying your progress.

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Take the First Step This Weekend

Your future doesn’t have to wait for the perfect time—it can start now.

πŸ“ž Call 718-480-1804 now to register or get more information
A few weekends from now, you could be graduating and starting a new path. The only step left is yours. πŸ’™


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