Learning Square Caring Together
Learning Square Caring Together
Caring for another is both valuable and challenging. Being more knowledgeable about care and knowing how to do some care acts can give you (self) confidence. The Learning Resource Centre Caring Together is an online repository of knowledge and experience for informal carers and volunteers. Caring, we do it together.
In full development
The Learning Square Together Caring is still under development and is supplemented by courses, education and training, also from care organisations Coloriet and Woonzorg Flevoland. We are the first to offer REINHELPT. This online learning environment provides answers, tips and practical information various areas.
Role of volunteers and informal carers
The importance of volunteers and informal carers in care is growing. As the number of elderly people increases and they continue to live independently at home for longer, more will be asked of you as a volunteer or informal carer. To support you in this, you can turn to REINHELPT.
This is REINHELPT
- Practice-oriented.
- Many online training courses and tips.
- Short videos with explanations.
Lots of background information on:
- Diseases (e.g. dementia)
- Personal care
- Walking and exercise
- Eating and drinking
- Support stockings
- Last stage of life
Online learning platform
Together with Coloriet and Woonzorg Flevoland, we are developing an online learning square to give informal carers and volunteers more confidence in their role.
REINHELPT is the first part of this. All three of us will complete our learning square in stages with our own learning offerings. Keep an eye on our website.
Feel free to also check out the offerings of Coloriet and Woonzorg Flevoland.
Offer
Caring for another person can be challenging. That is why we have put together a number of courses and trainings to support you. Our training courses are:
- Coping with dementia: Learn useful strategies and techniques to better cope with dementia.
- Dealing with dementia for sons and daughters: Teach you what it means and means when a parent has dementia.
- Fellow carer contact: Meet other carers and share your experiences in a pleasant environment.
- Learning to cope with chronic illnesses: Get practical tips and advice to make caring for someone with a chronic illness easier.
- NAH (non-congenital brain injury): Understand the impact of non-congenital brain injury and learn how to provide the best care.
Login
- Step 1. Request the login code via the pink button. Just enter your name and e-mail address and the code will be emailed to you automatically (check your spam to be sure).
- Step 2. Go to www.reinhelpt.nl and log in using the blue button at the top right of the page.
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