Financial Assistance & Funding Options
Don't let tuition stop you from starting your healthcare career.
At A1 Allied Health Training, we believe finances shouldn't prevent you from pursuing a rewarding career in healthcare. Many students qualify for funding programs, payment plans, or other financial assistance.
Workforce Development Programs
Many New Jersey residents may qualify for workforce funding that can cover some or all of their training costs if they meet eligibility requirements.
Camden County Residents
If you are a Camden County resident, you may be eligible for workforce funding to help cover the cost of your education. The first step is to complete the enrollment process with the Camden County One Stop Career Center, where a representative will review your eligibility and discuss available funding options.
Camden County One Stop Career Center
101 Woodcrest Road, Suite 127
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Please note: Funding is not guaranteed and is subject to the eligibility requirements and approval process established by the One Stop Career Center.
Burlington County Residents
If you are a Burlington County resident, you may be eligible for workforce funding to help cover the cost of your education. The first step is to complete the enrollment process with the Burlington County One Stop Career Center, where a representative will review your eligibility and discuss available funding options.
Burlington County One Stop Career Center
795 Woodlane Road
2nd Floor
Westampton, NJ 08060
609-518-3900
Please note: Funding is not guaranteed and is subject to the eligibility requirements and approval process established by the One Stop Career Center.
Gloucester County
If you are a Gloucester County resident, you may be eligible for workforce funding to help cover the cost of your education. The first step is to complete the enrollment process with the Gloucester County One Stop Career Center, where a representative will review your eligibility and discuss available funding options.
Gloucester County One Stop Career Center
1480 Tanyard Rd.
Suite A
Sewell, NJ 08096
856-384-3700
Please note: Funding is not guaranteed and is subject to the eligibility requirements and approval process established by the One Stop Career Center.
Scholarship Funding for A1HTI Students
Greater Mercer Area Healthcare Foundation
A1 Allied Health Training Institute is proud to partner with the Greater Mercer Area Healthcare Foundation, a New Jersey nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals pursue careers in healthcare by making education more financially accessible.
The Foundation offers scholarship opportunities for eligible students, with a strong emphasis on those pursuing the Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) program. Funding may also be available for other eligible A1HTI healthcare programs, such as Certified Homemaker-Home Health Aide (CHHA) and Certified Medication Aide (CMA).
Students who are awarded a scholarship may receive up to 100% tuition assistance, depending on Foundation approval and eligibility.
To get started, visit the Greater Mercer Area Healthcare Foundation's website and complete their scholarship application. Once your application has been reviewed, the Foundation will guide you through the next steps.
Employer-Sponsored Tuition Reimbursement Available
A1 Allied Health Training Institute works with select healthcare employers that may offer tuition reimbursement or sponsorship opportunities for students pursuing our Certified Homemaker-Home Health Aide (CHHA) program.
These opportunities can help eligible students reduce or recover some or all of their training costs while preparing for employment in the home healthcare field.
Availability and eligibility are determined by the participating employer and are not guaranteed.
We are also working to expand employer-sponsored tuition opportunities to additional A1HTI training programs.
Interested in learning more? Contact our Admissions Department to ask about current CHHA tuition reimbursement opportunities.
D.V.R.S. Funding Opportunities
A1 Allied Health Training Institute accepts students who receive training assistance through the New Jersey Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS).
DVRS provides employment-related services and support to eligible individuals with disabilities who may face barriers to obtaining or maintaining employment. Funding may be available for approved career training programs that help participants develop the skills needed to enter the workforce or advance their careers.
Eligibility for DVRS services and funding is determined directly by the New Jersey Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services.
To learn more about DVRS services, eligibility requirements, and how to apply, please visit Learn More About DVRS Eligibility