damandaman,resse marie dinglasa,luciana garche,rose shane gera,danica jean hernani, marjo rey lacorda,mary ann mago,jhoanna

1. CAREGIVING
Group 3
Damandaman, Resse Marie
Dinglasa, Luciana
Garche, Rose Shane
Gera, Danica Jean
Hernani, Marjo Rey
Lacorda,mary ann
Mago, Jhoanna

2. What Is Caregiving?
Caregiving is providing care for
the physical and emotional needs
of a family member or a friend at
home.
The activity or profession of
regularly looking after a child or a
sick, elderly, or disabled person.

3. assisting with meals, personal care and
transportation
helping with medical procedures and
therapy
devoting just a few hours weekly or many
hours each day

4. Providing care and support to infants/toddlers
BUILD RELATIONSHIPS Infants
and toddlers need secure attachments
with familiar caregivers to develop
trust that their needs will be met and
that they are loved.
LET THE CHILD LEAD You can
see infants’ and toddlers’ powerful
drive to explore their environment and
experiment with their own developing
abilities.

5. Providing care and support to children
We support children and young
people in care with fostering,
adoption and residential care
services.
Just as importantly, we help
them build happy, healthy,
independent futures for when
they leave care.

6. Providing care and support to elderly
Elderly care emphasizes the social
and personal requirements of senior
citizens who need some assistance
with daily activities and health care,
but who desire to age with dignity.
Our elderly care package is
developed with needs of the
individual at the centre of the
plan.

7. Providing care and support to people with
special needs
provide respite relief to family
caretakers and support to the
entire family.
We are able to provide
encouragement that complements
a day program and provide
companionship during social
outings.

8. Maintaining healthy and safe environment
Ensure that patients’ needs and
choices are fulfilled. Take into account
all measures that protect your own
safety and that of patients, staff and
others while at work.
Work within the limits of your own
role and responsibilities in relation to
health and safety.

9. Every at the setting has a role to play in relation to
health and safety policies and procedures.
All practitioners need to be aware of all policies
and procedure within the setting
There will be designated people for specific roles
such as first aid, safe guarding and fire drills.