May 31, 2023
Following the success of last year’s MS-UK's MS Awareness training for care providers they have decided to offer it again. It is on Wednesday 14 July 2023 from 10am to 11:30am and will be held on Zoom. Please go to https://www.ms-uk.org/free-ms-awareness-training-for-care-providers/ to find out more information and go here to register for the event. If you are unable to attend they will record the session and send to all that have signed up.
- Residential care home support staff
- Domiciliary/home care workers
- community support workers
- Personal Assistants
- Private carers
Please share with any colleagues who you think may benefit.
- What is MS?
- Symptoms that may impact on wellbeing
- A personal insight into living well with MS
- Symptom management and wellness – what support to people with MS need?
- MS-UK services and how we can support the MS community and their allies
- How care and support workers can support people on their MS journey
A prior participant said their biggest take away from last year’s session was:
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