Dementia Friendly Care Partner Development Program
“Neuro-degeneration: care and communication enhanced HHA and CNA course”
Classes happening in Monroe and Lawrence Counties.
Sign up today to be contacted about the next schedule.
Compassion and Connection: learning to do care “with” and not “to”; by taking our cues from those who need our assistance.
Bailey, a student at Hoosier Hills Career Center is pictured here with a resident at Jill’s House Memory Care and Assisted Living.
Please click on the Application below to sign up for classes. We will keep your entry and call you when we have dates of when classes will start again.- ARS
What is the Dementia Friendly Care Partner Development Program ?
-Our care Partner development program is dedicated to helping students understand the importance of becoming a caregiver. Many parts of this program will include better ways to communicate and partner with someone who is living with dementia. The skills you will learn will help you understand that you are not just a CAREGIVER, you are a CARE PARTNER. Being a care partner is so much more than doing day to day chores FOR or TO someone; it is being a part of their lives and doing their activities of daily living WITH them. Every care partner plays an important role in the lives of someone living with dementia. No matter how big or small the task maybe, your support means everything to someone who is relying on you to assist them. Have you thought about how you want to be cared for?
If you are interested in the Care Partner development class, please fill out the form below. Every application is reviewed carefully for a scholarship. If chosen fees will be waived attend this class to receive 20 hours of Dementia Care training, Home Health Aide Certification as well as their Certified Nursing Assistant License. Please fill out the form completely. If chosen you will receive an email or a phone call for further follow up. This program requires a Physical and a background check.
-Alzheimer’s Resource Service
These classes are provided by Indiana University Health, private donors and Partners of the Dementia Friendly Indiana Collaborative efforts.