Take Care of Your Child as a Parent CNA

Get paid to give your child the amazing care they deserve

Colorado offers the amazing opportunity to get trained as a CNA to take care of your child in the comfort of your own home

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Empowering Parents Through Education and Resources to Take Care of Their Loved Ones.

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Focusing on Family Centered Care

We aim to educate and empower families to the amazing opportunities offered by Colorado

  • Education
  • Support
  • Family Focused

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We want to equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to make the best decision for your family.

  • How to Qualify
  • Training Expectations
  • Knowledge & Resources
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Join The Thousands of Families Being Served by This Program.

2000+
Families Served
2000+
Certified CNAs
2000+
Children Able to Stay in The Comfort of Their Own Home

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  • A grandfather guiding his grandson in physical exercise at home for a healthy lifestyle.

FAQs for Parent CNA Program

Get clear answers to common questions regarding the Parent CNA program.

A Parent CNA is a certified nursing assistant who provides care for their loved ones, such as children with disabilities or chronic conditions.

Any parent or family member can become a Parent CNA, provided they meet certification and training requirements in Colorado.

Parent CNAs must complete a state-approved training program and pass a certification exam to ensure they are qualified to provide care.

Yes, there are costs for training and certification, but financial assistance options may be available for eligible families and often covered by providers.

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