High Road Training Partnership

High Road Training Partnership

The High Road Training Partnership seeks to provide and evaluate the impact of specialized training programs on California's In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) caregivers who provide care to older adults and people with disabilities in San Bernardino County. The Center for Caregiver Advancement (CCA) will offer two training courses for evaluation of outcomes and impact. 

  • IHSS+ Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) Training. The majority of the IHSS population in San Bernardino is Latino, and individuals of Hispanic origin have a higher prevalence of ADRD, with cases predicted to increase by 21% across the state. 
  • IHSS+ Emergency & Disaster Preparedness Training. CCA developed the nation’s first climate-related emergency preparedness training for long-term care workers, called Caregiver Resiliency Teams. Over 70% of San Bernardino County census tracts have high levels of pollution and are considered disadvantaged areas, according to the CalEnviroScreen index. The disproportionate environmental pollution that can lead to negative public health effects highlights the need for caregiver training. This training seeks to help caregivers connect climate change with their roles as first responders, and help them understand how climate change affects different communities. Read more about this innovative training here. 

CCA is the only organization within California utilizing an evidence-informed curriculum that has already been tested and delivered to thousands of IHSS providers in California.

Are you an IHSS caregiver who lives in San Bernardino County? Learn more about:

IHSS+ Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia Training

Emergency & Diaster Preparedness Training

 

This project is supported by the Center for Caregiver Advancement, California Workforce Development Board, and the Labor and Workforce Development Agency's High Road Training Partnership: Resilient Workforce Fund Award. The views and opinions expressed on this website are those of the researchers and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the sponsors.