Teaches how to talk with people who are very distressed (often in end-of-life situations). Introduces a structured way to respond with empathy, listen actively, and help them feel truly supported.

Teaches how to identify and manage risks in adult care, using simple steps for spotting hazards, judging severity, and reducing risk while still supporting personal choice and autonomy in care.

Explains that root cause analysis is done after a problem happens, looking deeper to understand why it happened so you can fix the cause and prevent it happening again.

Training to strengthen medicines management practices across adult social care.

Gives knowledge on safe handling of medicines. Covers correct storage and safe giving of medication, the legal duties, and how to avoid common errors or accidents to keep people safe.

Explains scabies, a contagious skin infestation, and how to manage it in care settings. Covers how scabies spreads and steps to take (like cleaning bedding and treating close affected contacts).

Learn why people self-harm or consider suicide, how to spot warning signs, and basic steps to help prevent self-harm and suicide by giving understanding and the right support to others.

Live webinar about sepsis, a serious complication of infection. Teaches how to recognise sepsis signs early, why urgent treatment is vital, and how to get medical help quickly in an emergency.

Focuses on providing home care for older people in the community. Covers the challenges of supporting people who need assistance or supervision at home and outlines the components of good care practice to maintain independence and well-being.

Professional degrees leading to qualification as a Social Worker. These programmes train students to assess, support, and safeguard vulnerable individuals and families within legal and ethical frameworks.