Kwango is pleased to announce the launch of our latest e-learning course on Continence Care. It adds to our suite of other popular Adult Services and Health Care E-Learning courses.

Bladder and Bowel Continence issues are an ageless and classless problem that is often overlooked and misunderstood by people, including Health and Social Care Workers. However, with good service provision and trained staff, many people can be treated effectively.

Our Continence Care E-Learning course is aimed at a wide variety of Support Workers within the Independent, Voluntary and Statutory sector. These include Healthcare Assistants, Assistant Practitioners, Personal Assistants, Care Workers and Carers and the course is designed to help them in a number of ways.

It develops learner’s knowledge and skills in early identification and care; understanding the importance of recognising and treating reversible conditions; enabling people to receive therapeutic interventions and contributing to maximising person-centred care for people with Continence problems.

Our high quality course contains interactive interviews with those suffering from Continence problems plus quizzes to further engage learners. As with all our courses, it can be customised for each individual organisation.

Kwango will be exhibiting at the Safeguarding London’s Children Conference on Wednesday 8 December 2010 at Stand 6, The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, SW1.

Come and visit our stand to find out more about our products and services and how we can help you achieve greater efficiency and cost effectiveness whilst providing the best quality of care.

Kwango is pleased to announce the launch of our latest e-learning course on Domestic Abuse. It adds to our suite of other popular Children’s Services, Adult Services and Health Care E-Learning courses.

Domestic Abuse is a serious social problem and human rights violation. It can affect anyone regardless of culture, ethnic or religious group, gender, sexuality, age, disability, income or lifestyle.

Our Domestic Abuse E-Learning is an awareness- level programme and is designed to help Social Care, Health Care, Education and Private, Voluntary and Independent Sector staff in a number of ways. These include helping staff to understand the key concepts of Domestic Abuse; recognise the signs and symptoms of it; understand the potentially serious and wide-ranging impacts on individuals and families and deal with its disclosure.

Our high quality course contains interactive interviews with Domestic Abuse survivors plus quizzes to further engage learners. As with all our courses, it can be customised for each individual organisation.