Your Perfect Path Into Caregiving Starts Here
About the LTCF Caregiver Network
Caregiving is a rewarding profession where you make a real difference in the lives of seniors and individuals with developmental disabilities, helping them feel safe, supported, and comfortable in Adult Family Homes.
No matter your experience level, you can begin right away —building important healthcare skills at no cost to you while bringing comfort, dignity, and kindness to others each day
Start a Career in Caregiving
Caregiving is a meaningful profession where you help seniors live safely and comfortably in Adult Family Homes.
Even if you have little or no experience, you can start working quickly and build valuable healthcare skills while making a real difference in people’s lives every day.
Find Jobs in Adult Family Homes
The LTCF Caregiver Network connects caregivers with Adult Family Homes across Washington State that are actively hiring.
No matter your experience level, you can begin right away, building valuable healthcare skills at no cost to you while bringing comfort, dignity, and compassion to people who need it most.
Access Free Caregiver Training
Caregivers who work in Adult Family Homes may qualify for free professional training provided through the Long Term Care Foundation.
Programs include HCA and CNA certification as well as specialty training such as Dementia Care, Mental Health, and Nurse Delegation to help you grow your career.
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How It Works
For Caregivers
Create Your Profile
Sign up and create your caregiver profile in just a few minutes. Provide basic information about your availability, location, and any caregiving experience or skills you may have.
Build Your Resume with AI Assistance even if English is not your first language
Use our AI-assisted resume builder to automatically generate a professional caregiver resume based on your experience, skills, and interests. This makes it easy to present yourself professionally, even if you are new to caregiving.
Explore and Apply for Jobs
Browse caregiver positions posted by Adult Family Homes across Washington State and apply directly through the platform.
Start Working and Gain Experience
Connect with Adult Family Home owners who are actively hiring and begin working in a rewarding caregiving role.
Access Free Training from the Long Term Care Foundation
Caregivers who work at least 8 hours in an Adult Family Home that has at least 1 Medicaid resident may qualify free certifications and specialty training programs provided by the Long Term Care Foundation, helping you gain credentials and advance your caregiving career.
For AFH
Create Your AFH Profile
Register your Adult Family Home and create a profile to introduce your facility to caregivers looking for work.
Create Job Postings with AI Assistance
Use our AI-assisted vacancy creator to quickly generate clear and professional caregiver job descriptions.
Discover and Invite Caregivers
Search the caregiver resume catalog and invite qualified candidates to apply to your open positions.
Hire and Strengthen Your Team
Connect with motivated caregivers who are actively looking for opportunities in Adult Family Homes across Washington. Browse caregiver profiles, review their skills and availability, and invite qualified candidates to apply to your openings.
Support Caregiver Training Through LTCF
If your Adult Family Home serves at least one Medicaid resident, you can enroll caregivers in free trainings throughout the State. These programs help your staff earn required certifications, develop specialized skills, and enhance the overall care you provide.
Ready to Start Your Caregiving Journey?
Join a growing community of compassionate caregivers supporting seniors in Adult Family Homes across Washington. The LTCF Caregiver Network makes it simple to begin — offering AI‑assisted resume creation, guided steps, and matched job opportunities that help you quickly build a professional profile and apply to positions, even if you’re brand new to caregiving.
Free Training Sponsorship
Start your caregiving career with support. The Long Term Care Foundation provides free training opportunities for eligible caregivers working in Adult Family Homes. After gaining initial work experience, caregivers may qualify for sponsored certification programs that help build professional skills and open the door to long-term careers in healthcare.
These training programs are designed to help caregivers gain the certifications required in Washington State, including programs such as Home Care Aide (HCA) and Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). Additional specialty trainings—such as Dementia Care, Mental Health, and Nurse Delegation—help caregivers develop the knowledge and confidence needed to support residents with a wide range of care needs.
Home Care Aide Certification (75 Hours)
The Home Care Aide (HCA) training program includes 75 hours of instruction covering essential caregiving skills, safety procedures, and resident support. This certification prepares new caregivers to begin working in long-term care settings and meet Washington State requirements.
Certified Nursing Assistant (108+ Hours)
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA/NAC) program includes approximately 108 hours of training, combining classroom learning and practical skills. CNA certification expands career opportunities and allows caregivers to provide a broader range of healthcare support.
Specialty Care Trainings (from 3-8 hours depending on the training)
Additional specialty courses such as Dementia Care, Mental Health, and Nurse Delegation help caregivers develop advanced skills for supporting residents with complex care needs. These trainings build expertise that is often required when working in Adult Family Homes.