End of Life and Bereavement: 3-Course Awareness Bundle

Three editable Care Ready Solutions awareness packs for adult health and social care teaching, staff induction and refresher discussions. **Courses included** - Understanding the Ageing Process - Palliative and End of Life Care Awareness - Loss, Grief and Bereavement Awareness Explore ageing and individual needs, compassionate support near the end of life, and support for people experiencing loss. Use each course separately to match staff roles and learning needs. Ageing is individual and does not itself mean someone is approaching death. **Five deliverables in each pack** A teaching PowerPoint, Trainer’s Edition, learner workbook, generic 42-page Teacher and Trainer Toolkit, and separate editable completion certificate template. All are PowerPoint (.pptx) files. PowerPoint or compatible software is required. The toolkit contains generic blank forms to customise for session planning, attendance, learner records, assessment, feedback and action planning. The same reusable toolkit and certificate templates appear across the packs. They are not three distinct toolkits, additional topic-specific lessons or completed clinical assessments. **Teaching use** Adapt local contacts, procedures and examples before delivery. Respect individual wishes, communication needs, consent, cultural preferences and care plans. Age not applicable: professional learning resources for staff and educators. Some content refers to England or England and Wales; adapt legal and policy material for the relevant nation. Allow learners to take breaks from sensitive discussions and signpost appropriate support. **£17.99 bundle price** These three standalone packs total £29.97 at their current £9.99 prices. Save £11.98, approximately 40%. The courses are the same resources sold individually: check previous purchases to avoid duplication. **Awareness scope** Completion certificates record learning, not accreditation or practical competence. These resources do not authorise diagnosis, prescribing, verification of death, counselling or clinical procedures. Use role-specific training, assessment, employer authorisation and current professional advice for practical care. Digital resources only; no delivered training or physical items.