Accessing development opportunities as a manager in your specialist area of adult social care.
For adult social care staff working in Brighton &Hove
This course covers the challenges and dilemmas when supporting people with dementia. It covers managing risk and end of life care. You can take this course if you support people with dementia regularly and already have some knowledge and experience of dementia.
For Brighton & Hove care staff
This course is for social workers, care managers and occupational therapists who assess the needs of people living with dementia and their carers. To take this course, you must have experience and understanding of dementia and/or have attended the Dementia Basic awareness course.
Register for this course via Brighton & Hove City Council Learning Zone
If you are a worker or volunteer in the area of domestic abuse, sexual violence or violence against women and girls (VAWG), the team at East Sussex has issued a training prospectus for 2023-24 which has a range of courses you may be interested in.
The training is provided by various partners, including the Safeguarding Children’s Partnership and the commissioned domestic abuse service, CGL.
The prospectus has course details (online and face to face), booking details, and costs if applicable. Course links will provide more detail around the course content, audience, and duration.
Could you or your care home team benefit from training on ‘self care and homely remedies’? This free online training is for care home staff who manage and administer medication.
The session will cover:
Participants will be given resources which can be adapted to suit the individual needs of their care home.
The training is being offered by the Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust Medicines Optimisation in Care Homes (MOCH) team.
It takes place on the first Tuesday of the month, starting at 2:30pm, running from July through to December, and you don’t need to book in advance.
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