Certified Caregiver Training – Praslin & La Digue

The Seychelles Alzheimer’s Foundation is pleased to invite family members, carers, healthcare staff, volunteers, and members of the public from Praslin and La Digue to attend our Certified One-Day Caregiver Training Programme.

This professionally delivered training programme is designed to equip participants with the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence required to support people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease with compassion, dignity, and understanding.

Caring for someone with dementia can present emotional, physical, and practical challenges. This training will help participants better understand the condition while learning effective approaches to communication, care, safety, and emotional support.

This training is suitable for:

• Family carers

• Healthcare and social care workers

• Volunteers

• Community members interested in dementia care

All participants who successfully complete the training will receive a Certificate of Completion from the Seychelles Alzheimer’s Foundation.

Places are limited and early booking is encouraged.

For registration or further information, please contact:2576030 or 2601940

The Seychelles Alzheimer’s Foundation is committed to strengthening dementia awareness, caregiver education, and community support across Seychelles. We warmly encourage participants from both Praslin and La Digue to take part in this important certified training opportunity.

Congratulations to the Praslin/:La Digue May 2026 Cohort

The Seychelles Alzheimer’s Foundation would like to extend its sincere appreciation to everyone who helped make the Praslin training session possible.

A special thank you goes to Mandy, our Praslin representative, for coordinating the logistics and ensuring that arrangements were in place for the day. We are also grateful to Jerris for providing transportation support, and to our dedicated facilitators, Dr Annia, Bernadette, and Ylva, for sharing their knowledge, experience, and guidance with participants.

We also wish to thank the Baha’i Centre for providing such a welcoming and suitable venue. The environment was comfortable, supportive, and highly conducive to learning and open discussion.

Throughout the sessions, participants engaged meaningfully, asked important questions, and shared personal stories and experiences. Although attendance was lower than anticipated, the day was both valuable and inspiring. It provided an important opportunity for learning, reflection, and continued awareness around dementia care and support within the community.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who contributed to making the day a success.