by Stephanie | Oct 22, 2019 | Blog, E-Learning Courses, Online Training, health and social care
Health and social care is a growing sector. There are more people who are looking to start a new career in the area as well as businesses who have a vested interest in upskilling their employees. Health and social care online training is a great way to meet this need....
by Stephanie | Apr 16, 2019 | Blog, Online Training, health and social care, Interactive Video
Health and social care training is often an essential aspect of many businesses. Consequently, our extensive range of accredited and approved online training courses can cover every aspect of health and social care. All our online training resources and videos can be...
by Stephanie | Feb 19, 2019 | Blog, Online Training, health and social care
In just a couple of weeks, a whole month of healthy—based awareness will take place as March is National Nutrition Month 2019. The purpose of this month-long awareness is to promote the importance of good nutrition. It is also hoped the awareness will help people to...
by Stephanie | Feb 12, 2019 | Blog, Online Training, health and social care
Running as an annual awareness week, You Can Care Week – 25th February – 3rd March takes place soon. The idea behind You Can Care Week is to show how positive and rewarding working in care can be. The week aims to raise awareness about caring for older people and...
by Stephanie | Feb 5, 2019 | Blog, E-Learning Courses, health and social care
Eating Disorders Awareness Week – 25th February -3rd March is a chance to build awareness and support the eating disorder community. The theme for 2019 is Come as You Are. It hopes to send a message to all people that all stories of body acceptance are valid. With...
by Stephanie | Jan 22, 2019 | Blog, Online Training, health and social care
International Epilepsy Day 2019 – 11th February is a special awareness day that aims to promote understanding around epilepsy across the world. The awareness day takes place in over 120 countries. It is a day where people come together to develop understanding and...
by Stephanie | Jan 15, 2019 | Blog, Online Training, health and social care
Time To Talk Day – 7th February is a day dedicated to having a conversation about mental health. The awareness day is set up by Time to Change, a charity that focuses on ending the discriminations surrounding mental health. In 2019, Time To Talk Day – 7th February...
by Stephanie | Jan 8, 2019 | Blog, Health and Safety, health and social care
The British Tinnitus Association is preparing for Tinnitus Awareness Week 2019 – 4th – 10th February. The awareness week for 2019 is using the theme of Tinnitus and Isolation. So what is tinnitus awareness week and how can you (and your clients) get involved? What is...
by Stephanie | Oct 9, 2018 | Blog, Health and Safety, health and social care
October 2018 brings Global Hand Washing Day – 15th October. The idea behind the awareness day Is to help motivate people into improving their handwashing habits. This year’s event focuses on food. Global Hand Washing Day – 15th October has the theme of ‘A recipe for...
by Stephanie | Sep 25, 2018 | Blog, health and social care
Taking place every year, World Mental Health Day – 10th October occurs to raise awareness of mental health issues. This is a global event to highlight mental health issues around the world and to support mental health. The day hopes to make mental health care a...
by Stephanie | Sep 18, 2018 | Blog, health and social care
Throughout October, charities and individuals work together to raise awareness for National Cholesterol Month 2018 – 1st to 31st October. The entire month is dedicated to raising awareness of cholesterol and how to be heart healthy. High cholesterol levels can be...
by Stephanie | Sep 4, 2018 | Blog, health and social care
Every year around the world, an event to raise awareness about Alzheimer related dementia takes place. World Alzheimer’s Day 2018 – 21st September helps to not only raise awareness but reduce the stigma surrounding the disease. What is Alzheimer’s? Alzheimer’s is a...
