Quality Online Training for the Community Services Sector

This Ventilation Support course provides disability support workers with essential knowledge and skills to assist individuals requiring mechanical ventilation. The course covers key topics, including the respiratory system and respiratory failure, as well as an understanding of ventilator parameters and how to monitor them. You will learn to recognize the need for suctioning and follow infection control protocols to ensure the safety of those in your care. Additionally, the course covers the health care plan, NDIS Practice Standards, and legal considerations, ensuring you are equipped to provide safe, compliant, and person-centered support. Read more

This course provides community services workers with essential knowledge and skills in workplace health and safety, focusing on preventing injuries and ensuring a safe environment. Participants will gain an understanding of WHS legislation, common workplace hazards, and the risk assessment process. The course also covers safe manual handling techniques to reduce injury risks and clarifies the duty of care responsibilities. By the end of the course, workers will be equipped to uphold safety standards and protect both themselves and those they support. Read more

This online course is designed to help support and care workers build confidence, understanding and compassion when working with people diagnosed under the age of 65. The course explains dementia in clear, plain language and explores the different types of dementia, how symptoms present and progress and the unique challenges associated with younger onset dementia. Learners will gain practical skills in recognising behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD), using person-centred communication, supporting dignity and wellbeing and responding to increased vulnerability, risk, and changing care needs. With a strong focus on ethical, respectful and individualised care, this course equips workers with strategies they can apply immediately to support both individuals and their families across disability and aged care settings. Read more