Free Moving & Positioning Course for Nottingham Carers
27 June 2019
Are you a Carer for someone who lives in the city area of Nottingham?
PerCurra, in partnership with the Carers Trust, are offering a free Moving & Positioning training course on Wednesday, 18th September 2019 from 10.30am until 2pm. Places are limited so, if this course will help you, contact us now to book your place. Telephone 0115 969 6108 and ask for David Bailey or email dbailey@percurra.com
This course teaches the principles of physical movement and manual positioning of a person and how to safely move someone. You will also learn how injuries can be caused and how to prevent them.
The training course is for Nottingham City based carers and will be held at PerCurra's training venue at 117 Trent Boulevard, lady Bay, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 5BN. Public transport from the City Centre: bus number 11 from parliament Street or Angel Row.
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