Empowering Support Workers: Specialised Training for Your Best Health and Wellness

Four training programs SACARE provide for robust, responsive care

In the disability community, a pressing topic is providing proactive, responsive, and robust health support to clients. For over 27 years, our goal at SACARE has been clear: to deliver high-quality care and elevate our clients' lifestyles. We value our staff's role in achieving this and have designed empowering training to boost their confidence and fulfilment in their careers.

Our client-centred training modules are thoughtfully designed for maximum well-being, covering topics like mastering diabetes management, handling seizures with confidence, healing advanced wounds, and optimising health. Our clinical quality and safety team train, educate, and review their methods to stay responsive to changing needs and technologies, in examples below:

For over 27 years, our goal at SACARE has been clear.

To deliver high-quality care and elevate our clients' lifestyles

Master Diabetes Management

Diabetes is a long-term health condition that impacts many people globally. It's essential to manage diabetes properly to avoid complications and improve the quality of life for those affected. Our specialised training helps SACARE support workers understand how to manage diabetes effectively. This includes learning about blood sugar levels, giving insulin, planning balanced meals, and recognising warning signs of potential issues. With this knowledge, our team can better help their clients stick to their treatment plans, leading to healthier and happier lives.

Handle Seizures Confidently

Seizures can be scary and unpredictable for both the person having them and those nearby. That's why support teams need to be ready to handle them with confidence. Our training covers different types of seizures, what causes them, and the right first aid steps to take. With this knowledge and practice, our staff can make their clients' environment safer and respond well during those critical moments.

Heal Advanced Wounds

Clients with serious wounds need special care to help them heal and prevent infections. That's where our wound management training comes in! Our clinical nursing team teach support workers important wound care techniques, like how to change dressings properly, prevent infections, and keep an eye on the healing progress. By mastering these skills, our support specialists can speed up the healing process, making it less uncomfortable for clients.

Optimize Health & Wellbeing

Besides specific training for conditions, it's important for support workers to know how to improve their clients' overall health and well-being. Our training covers a well-rounded approach to care, including nutrition, exercise, mental health support, and promoting social connections. By focusing on all these aspects, support workers can help their clients live a more fulfilling and enriched life.

Equipping Support Workers for Excellence

At SACARE, we believe that a well-prepared and knowledgeable support team can make a big difference in their clients' lives. Our special training modules focus on diabetes management, seizure handling, wound healing, and overall health. These modules empower support workers with the skills they need to give top-notch care. By investing in training, our team are knowledgeable and confident in their role and can improve their skills to positively impact their clients' lives.

We tailor our support to your needs to deliver the best care possible. If you are looking for a strong support worker team and care that delivers peace of mind, reach out to us today on 1300 145 636 or email referrals@sacare.com.au


About the Author

Karina McDonald is SACARE’s Marketing Coordinator.

Her love for copywriting and content creation is brought to life by her lived experiences with her 8 year old son with quadriplegic cerebral palsy and complex health care needs.

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