Tuition Assistance
Explore Scholarship Options
Tuition Assistance
Explore Scholarship Options
Financial Assistance Options
The following options may be available to assist you financially:
If you have any questions about any of the financial assistance options, please feel free to contact our admissions office at 603-647-2174 or Info@LNAHC.com.
Scholarship through the NH Charitable Foundation
(Medallion Fund)
The NHCF offers many different types of scholarships to residents of NH looking to further their education. Scholarships can be awarded for the full amount, or for part of cost of the program depending on eligibility. Apply for Scholarship, then Certificate, license or other industry-recognized credential.
MY TURN Inc.
This free program helps young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 decide on a career path, provide the financial, material and academic support necessary to earn a credential in the chosen career path, and help them find a job in that field afterwards! Laconia: 603-275-0203 Nashua: 603-883-0523 ext. 223. Rochester: 603-335-1177. Manchester: 603-321-3416.
Senior Helpers of Southern NH
Scholarship Program
Now offering an “Earn and Learn” scholarship program for those who qualify! Senior Helpers will hire you, pay for your LNA class, and will provide you with employment before and after you graduate! Scholarships are for LNA’s ONLY. You must become an employee to qualify and live in Hillsborourgh, Merrimack, Rockingham, or Strafford counties in New Hampshire. You must have a reliable vehicle available for work.
Please contact Gayle Davis at gaylesdavis@seniorhelpers.com to see if you are eligible for this scholarship and discuss employment opportunities.
WorkNowNH
WorkNowNH is a FREE state program brought to you by the New Hampshire Department of Employment Security that is available to individuals enrolled in Medicaid or Expanded Medicaid. The program provides support and assistance to qualified individuals in order to become job ready and to connect with hiring employers in order to enter into sustainable employment.
NHES will determine program eligibility and provide assessment and case management services. WorkNowNH can provide the following employment supports for eligible participants.
Up to:
- $6,500 in tuition payments
- $1,500 in books, fee and supplies
- $160 a month for travel reimbursement up to 6 months
- $100 for child care registration fees
NH JAG (Jobs for America’s Grads)
This program is designed to help assist low income adults ages 16-24 secure employment by providing training opportunities in programs such as the LNA. To find out if you qualify for tuition assistance through NH JAG, call 603-647-2300.
NH Vocational Rehabilitation
If you have a disability and your disability has created difficulties with you preparing for a job, securing a job or keeping a job, you may be eligible for services with Voc Rehab. Your counselor will determine which work opportunities are best for you and may be able to assist you with job training such as the LNA program.
NH Employment Program
If you are currently enrolled in the NH Employment Program, talk with your employment counselor to see if you are eligible for tuition assistance for the LNA program. DHHS offers online services through NH EASY Gateway to Services, New Hampshire’s Electronic Application System. Learn how to apply for assistance, check eligibility, track your application status, and more by visiting the NH EASY Gateway to Services web page.
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) / NH Works
This employment and training program is funded by the US Dept of Labor to help dislocated workers and other eligible adults access the tools they need to manage their careers through information and high quality services. WIOA Employment Counselors may provide various services to you including occupational skills training (such as the LNA program). You may be eligible for WIOA if you have been recently laid off or terminated, you are unemployed, you are collecting food stamps or TANF, you are employed and your income is below the self-sufficiency guideline, you are a displaced homemaker, you are homeless or you are an individual with a disability.
Career One Stop
- Look through a list of scholarships, arranged in order of closest deadline.
- Narrow your list with “Search by keyword.” Enter a keyword about the type of award you’re looking for.
- Use the filters to see only awards for certain award types, locations, level of study, and more Scholarship sponsors may change their deadlines and eligibility criteria without notifying CareerOneStop, so be sure to confirm the most current guidelines by checking the scholarship website.
Employer or Clergy Sponsorship
We are seeing more and more employers, especially those in the healthcare field, sponsoring their employees to take the LNA training program with us. If you currently work for a facility that hires LNAs, talk to your HR Director or Administrator about the possibility of them assisting you with your education.
Clergy Sponsorship – Check with your personal clergy to see if there are options available to you for tuition assistance.