Dignified Care Training Institute is the leading provider of caregiver services in Kenya. We offer Caregiver Training, Professional Caregiver Services, Sales of Medical Aid Equipment and Caregivers Job Placement locally and internationally.
We provide qualified, loving, compassionate and Caring caregiving services for the Sick, Elderly, special needs, Post discharge, Prenatal and postnatal care, 24hours 7days a week.
We operate in all parts of Kenya as a whole. Our services are offered at pocket friendly costs .
We operate in homes and on behalf of the relatives for admitted patients in hospitals.
We have Male and female professional caregivers at your service call for immediate services.
What are the responsibilities of a Child Caregiver?
Child Caregivers are basically Caregivers who work specifically with children. They may work in home based care, or paediatric hospitals, or paediatric departments in hospitals or in day care centres or schools. They may also be self employed. Wherever Child Caregivers work their responsibilities include providing safe, compassionate, healthy and educational environments for children while taking care of their basic needs, including checking on any signs of infections, dressing, feeding, bathing and supervising play and nap times, etc.
Who should consider a career as a Caregiver or a Healthcare Assistant (HCA)?
All Caregivers or Healthcare Assistants must be able to deliver care that is compassionate, respectful and sympathetic to their patient’s vulnerability. A positive attitude is also crucial in an environment that is intended to promote healing. Care giving or any basic healthcare course is also a good starting point for anyone considering a career in the cast field of healthcare.
What are the top five qualities a Caregiver or Healthcare Assistant should have?
What are some of the responsibilities of a caregiver/ carer/ home care aide?
Some of the services offered by Caregivers include nursing care, physical or occupational therapy, hospice care, etc.- which mostly involves personal care, bathing, grooming, dressing, meal preparation and feeding, maintaining mobility, light housekeeping, companionship, taking and recording vital signs, any other errands, etc. Caregivers work closely with patients, providing important social and emotional support and are a vital source of information on the status of patients to medical staff.
What are some of the responsibilities of a Healthcare Assistant (HCA)?
Like a Caregiver, HCAs are required to have basic life support and first aid skills. Their responsibilities include home based care, inpatient and outpatient support skills, taking and recording vital signs, hospital housekeeping, hospital support services, infection control and prevention skills, etc. HCAs work with patients providing important social and emotional support and are a vital source of information to other medical staff in a hospital setting or outside.