Caregiver Training Program
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Caregiver Training Program

Take the next step in your journey to make a meaningful impact in communities across Africa.

3 months
25+ caregivers trained
15 communities across Africa

Why Join This Program?

We empower youth and women as caregivers through practical training for families, school aides, and volunteers, with a focus on newborn care, disability inclusion, and support for the elderly.

Program Highlights

Tailored modules on postpartum care, child development, disability support, and eldercare
Certification of trained caregivers to improve employability and recognition
Ongoing mentorship and refresher sessions to sustain caregiver competence

Requirements

  • Must be 18 years or older
  • Basic literacy skills
  • Commitment to complete full program
  • Willingness to serve community for minimum 6 months post-training
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