Previous training and events

The end of life - train the trainer workshop has been designed to ensure you can train your care staff to a high standard, giving them the skills and confidence to care for people at the end of their life.

UPDATED COURSE Safe and effective medication support is at the heart of quality care, every day, care workers play a vital role in keeping people well through the way they support with medication. Our newly revised Medication – Train the Trainer course has been specifically designed for homecare providers, giving trainers the tools and confidence to deliver high-quality, in-house training on medication safety.

Throughout 2025, we will be running monthly webinars for Homecare Association Members to update you, highlight our work and listen to your feedback.

This workshop is aimed at those training front line staff to support individuals who have or are at risk of developing dementia.

This workshop helps organisations look at how they can ensure the safety well-being of people in need of care and support services, based on the principles of the Care Act 2014.

The end of life - train the trainer workshop has been designed to ensure you can train your care staff to a high standard, giving them the skills and confidence to care for people at the end of their life.

This workshop will help you to ensure that your quality assurance and auditing activities support best practice.

NEWLY UPDATED! Safe and effective medication support is at the heart of quality care, every day, care workers play a vital role in keeping people well through the way they support with medication. Our newly revised Medication – Train the Trainer course has been specifically designed for homecare providers, giving trainers the tools and confidence to deliver high-quality, in-house training on medication safety.

Join us to explore effective strategies to address recruitment and retention challenges in the care sector, the impact of generational shifts on the workforce, and key workplace trends shaping future business priorities.