Robertson College to provide a pathway for uncertified Health Care Aides to receive training and earn their HCA certifications Program is tailored for those currently working at Shared Health sites across Manitoba WINNIPEG, MB , July 20, 2022 |CNW| - The Manitoba government has announced its plans to help thousands of uncertified Health Care Aides access the training they need to become certified in Manitoba . On Tuesday, July 19 th , Economic Development, Investment and Trade Minister Cliff Cullen , Health Minister Audrey Gordon , and Seniors and Long-term Care Minister Scott Johnston announced tuition support for an HCA Bridging program, tailored to help those currently uncertified and working as HCAs at its various sites become certified. Delivered, in partnership, with selected post-secondary institutions in Manitoba , this certification process will ensure these UHCAs are able to become permanent, long-term employees with Shared Health in the future.