Our Peer-to-Peer Community Health Worker Training Program (CHWTP) addresses a variety of social issues while tackling health disparities in Black and low-income communities. This eight-week certification course equips residents and community leaders with essential soft skills to effectively serve underserved areas. Participants who complete the 32-hour program will receive a Certificate of Completion from Grow Partnership Tennessee (GPT).

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There is a critical demand for training that encompasses health literacy, interpersonal skills, empathy, cultural competence, and community engagement. GPT's Peer-to-Peer Community Health Worker Training Program (CHWTP) is designed to meet these essential needs.

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This eight-week training program encourages collaborative learning and knowledge exchange among individuals who are well-versed in their communities' socio-cultural dynamics. It strengthens healthcare delivery, empowers residents, and fosters trust between agencies and local institutions.

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This trusted approach rebuilds confidence, enhances individuals' understanding of their options, and advances cultural competency by actively engaging with community members seeking these services.