Free Community Health Worker Training from the National Kidney Foundation

At the National Kidney Foundation (NKF), we recognize the invaluable role that Community Health Workers (CHWs) play in the well-being of communities nationwide. That's why the NKF is excited to introduce our specialized chronic kidney disease (CKD) training program tailored specifically to equip CHWs with the knowledge and tools they need to make a meaningful difference in the lives of CKD patients.

Comprehensive CKD Expertise: Our training program is developed by Community Health Workers, CKD experts, and other Health Care professionals who work closely with CHWs. These training modules cover all aspects of CKD care, from risk assessment, early detection, lifestyle management, nutrition, and end stage kidney disease care.

Enroll Today: Upon completion of our CKD training program, CHWs will receive a certification of participation from the NKF, enhancing their professional credentials and career opportunities.

Modules Available

1. Community Health Workers: About Kidney Disease
2. Community Health Workers: CKD Risk Factors and Management of Risk Factors
3. Community Health Workers: Chronic Kidney Disease Notes on Nutrition
4. Community Health Workers: Kidney Failure Treatment and Care
5. Kidney Disease Education for Community Health Workers: A Primer
6. Community Health Workers: Their Vital Role as Kidney Disease Educators and Patient Navigators
7. Community Health Workers' Impact on Addressing Kidney Disease

To access these trainings and other valuable resources and tools please visit: NKF Community Health Worker