Caregivers give love, care and compassion to the elderly or disabled people in their communities. Caregiving is becoming increasingly popular as there's an increasing need for such services that can't be met by family alone; but it takes more than just kindness towards others - you must also have patience! To become a qualified caregiver requires commitment on your part: if this profession interests you then start by asking questions about what exactly goes into being one, so we'll know whether our organization suits YOUR needs best.

Caregiver Training

Classes are a great way for family and volunteer caregivers to gain vital information about caring for their loved ones who suffer from chronic illnesses, disabilities, or personal needs. Instant Care will pay for your caregiver classes to cover topics such as personal hygiene, nutrition tips that can help prevent health problems like Alzheimer's disease (which is related more so than any other cause), home safety measures - which includes installing grab bars in the bathroom - if needed, along with watching out for slippery surfaces.

Caregivers earn general certifications so you can quickly start caring for those in need within a couple weeks, as well as options for additional certifications relating to specific illnesses or needs like dementia through additional training.  There are several ways to set yourself apart from other care providers as you progress through your career with Instant Care and provide yourself with employment opportunities!