Places still available on free end of life training from Christians in Care

ByJDCteam

Christians in Care are running free End of Life Care Training for care workers. 

Led by Lucy Honeysett, Lead Coordinator of Christians in Care, this interactive online training covers: 

  • Advance care planning and communication 
  • Signs of deterioration 
  • How to care for someone who is dying 
  • How we care for ourselves 

The training has a certificate on completion and, with limited places available, the March and May 2025 dates are already fully booked. Places for 9 October 2025 are still available – you can book here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/end-of-life-care-training-for-carers-working-across-the-care-sector910-tickets-1216632974979 

Find out more about the training here https://www.christiansincare.org/events or email: hello@christiansincare.org

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