Caregiving

Caregiving is a vocational training program designed to prepare individuals to provide high-quality personal and supportive care to people who are elderly, ill, disabled, or recovering from medical conditions. This course focuses on developing both the practical and emotional skills necessary to assist clients with daily living activities, mobility, hygiene, and companionship, all while upholding safety, dignity, and respect. It combines theory and hands-on training to ensure caregivers are ready for work in home-based, institutional, and community care settings.

Objectives of the Course

  1. Understand Client Needs
  2. Foster Compassionate Communication
  3. Uphold Ethical and Legal Standard
  4. Support Family and Community Care
  5. Provide Practical Caregiving Skills

Expected working field

  1. Elderly Care Facilities
  2. Hospices and Palliative Care Units
  3. Private Employment
  4. Community-Based Care Programs
  5. Home Care Services
  6. Disability Centers

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Entry Requirement KCSE MEAN GRADE D- (MINUS)
Examination Body
CDACC
Duration of study 1 Year