The Orion Care
Givers
This is where we impart training and skills to students for transforming
themselves, others, and our global communities.
Learning Begins
With Us
We, at Orion Institute offer supportive and inspirational environments for young enquiring minds to learn and grow with us. Among learners, we develop passion for learning special skills that are truly relevant to their nature of work. The professional training covers all the aspects of care giving for different categories of beneficiaries of all age groups.
We are having a focus on social-emotional development and integration of the neglected with the society. Our students walk out with the character and confidence to make their mark in the world, equipped with the knowledge and real-world skills that take them way ahead in the social and health sector, they may serve.
We aim at inspiring our students to excel in professional skills and carry human values in their respective journeys of life.
What is Care Giver?
A Caregiver is a professional who assists individuals with daily tasks and activities so that their client can live more independent lives. They are kind-hearted and have good organizational skills. They are there to help and to keep track of care plans as prescribed.
Caregiver as a Companion
Assisting Client Take Prescribed Medicine
Helping a Child in Studies
Taking Care of Sick Child
Assisting Client with Personal Care
Monitoring Health Parameters
Focus on Practical Activities Relating to Rescue in Emergency Situations
When an emergency strikes, there’s no time to start researching on how to respond. For your own safety and the safety of your client and family, it’s a good idea to learn about emergency protocols and first aid methods. By learning those skills and techniques, you’ll ensure that you can respond quickly and appropriately if there is an emergency. Such emergency situations natural disasters to traffic accidents, you never know when a situation will arise that will demand quick thinking, cool nerves, an adequate knowledge.
The first step you can take towards emergency preparedness is education. For example, if you have small children and you live near a body of water, you should make sure you understand what to do in cases of drowning. Similarly, health-related emergencies, such as sudden heart attacks or strokes, can affect a surprisingly wide cross-section of the population or the client under your care and supervision.