Unpaid Carers

Personal Care Skills For Unpaid Carers

A practical two-hour course helping you provide safe, respectful, and person-centred personal care at home, covering dignity, hygiene, communication, and best practice approaches that build trust and promote independence.

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Venue

Dumfries and Galloway

Venue may vary throughout the region

Duration

2 Hours

Short session covering personal care

Cost

Free Of Charge

These sessions are free to unpaid carers

Who can attend

Unpaid Carers

Anyone who looks after a loved one

What The Course Covers

Providing personal care safely, respectfully and with dignity

Supporting washing, dressing and hygiene routes with confidence

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Promote independence and choice throughout personal care

Communicating effectively to reassure an support the individual

Recognising skin issues and reporting concerns appropriately

Maintaining comfort, privacy and wellbeing at all times

Applying good hygiene practices in a home care setting

Session Format

A supportive, practical workshop combining learning with discussion, in a non-judgemental environment where questions are always welcome.

  • Facilitator led presentations on best practice personal care
  • Group discussions sharing experiences with fellow carers
  • Interactive exercises to practise skills and build confidence
  • Q&A time to address your specific questions

Length

The session will run for approximately 2 hours, providing ample time for in-depth exploration of the topic and meaningful participant engagement.

How to book

To secure your spot in this informative session, please click the "book now" button below and complete the booking form. Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. Please note this training is only available for unpaid carers.

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Training Needs

Meeting your training needs

The training offered will change over different periods of the year and in relation to changes in practice, we need to keep this fresh & up to date.

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