CCA launches CNA & LVN Registered Apprenticeship Program
PRESS RELEASE The Center for Caregiver Advancement receives a $14 million grant from the California Workforce Development Board to launch a statewide CNA & LVN Registered...
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UCSF: Shift to remote learning and its impact
Research highlights CCA’s transition to virtual training during the pandemic and how caregivers adapted...
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IHSS+ with L.A. Care
The unique partnership between the Center for Caregiver Advancement (CCA), L.A. Care Health Plan...
A test of resiliency and preparedness
Caregiver Amber Peña knew what she faced was familiar, but no less threatening to the life and health of the...
The emotional realities of Alzheimer’s caregiving
In his mind, Carlos Corona has two mothers. One is of the past, the mother who was vibrant and energetic...
The power of emergency preparedness
Nursing home worker shares lessons learned from resiliency training. The story of how students and teachers survived a tragic earthquake...
Supporting Advancement Through Teaching
Dr. Keith Savell began working with the Education Fund as an instructor six years ago, teaching courses in a variety...
Love brightens the daily routine of caregiving
In a way, it’s a song Tammie Becker sings every day. From the day her son Michael was born and...
A beacon for fellow caregivers
Music and art run in Rodney Smith’s blood. He is an artist at heart and while he loves to paint...
Caregiver resiliency in climate-related disasters
Wildfires, extreme heat and power outages are now part of the way of life in California. And as we have...
CNA Apprenticeship: Filling a gap in skills...
One of the barriers that prevents people from taking the first step toward their dream nursing career is the cost...
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MORE THAN 18,000 TRAINED
We’ve trained over 18,000 nursing home workers and IHSS caregivers in California over the past 10 years.
MORE THAN $1,700,000 IN STIPENDS
We’ve awarded over $1.7 million in post-training stipends to graduates of our IHSS training.
LESS EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS AND HOSPITALIZATIONS
Our training helped reduce emergency department visits by 42% and hospitalizations by 60% for the people our caregivers serve.
"At L.A. Care, we understand that the majority of people prefer to stay in their homes, even when living with chronic and complex illnesses, and IHSS caregivers carry enormous responsibilities. This training has provided caregivers the tools necessary to improve our members health and comfort at home"
- John Baackes, CEO, LA Care Health Plan.