Our Services
Our Services
Practical care and family support for older people in Nigeria.
EOON Care supports older adults at home, during hospital admission and throughout recovery. We also help families coordinate care, remain informed and make appropriate decisions—particularly when they live abroad.
Every care arrangement begins with a conversation about the older person’s needs, routines, preferences and circumstances.
Who this is for
Older adults who need support to remain safely at home
People requiring personal support during a hospital admission
Individuals recovering after illness, surgery or discharge
Families concerned about an ageing parent’s changing needs
What’s included
Personal care and support with daily routines
Companionship and practical help at home
Non-clinical bedside support during hospital admission
Medication reminders in line with the agreed care plan
Mobility, nutrition and general wellbeing observations
Dementia-aware support
Discharge and recovery support
How to get started
Tell us about the older person, their current situation and the support you think may be needed. We will discuss the next appropriate step.
Who this is for
Older adults who need regular or continuous support at home
People who should not be left alone for extended periods
Families who require a more consistent care arrangement
Older adults recovering from illness or reduced mobility
What’s included
A caregiver living in the home or working an agreed rotation
Personal care and daily-living support
Companionship and assistance with routines
Meal support and medication reminders
Family communication and agreed welfare updates
Review of the arrangement when care needs change
How to get started
EOON Care will discuss the person’s needs, home circumstances and preferred schedule before recommending a suitable arrangement.
Who this is for
Families arranging care from outside Nigeria
Relatives concerned about an older person’s safety or wellbeing
Families unsure what level of support may be appropriate
Families coordinating caregivers, hospital care or recovery support
What’s included
Initial discussion about the older person’s circumstances
Care guidance and practical decision support
Help planning and coordinating suitable care
Communication with agreed family contacts
Regular welfare updates where included in the care arrangement
Review and escalation when concerns or changing needs are identified
How to get started
Tell us about your family situation, where the older person lives and what concerns you currently have. We will explain what support EOON Care may be able to provide.
Who this is for
Individuals applying to work as EOON Care caregivers
Existing EOON caregivers completing annual refresher training
Professional caregivers seeking further practical development
Family caregivers who want to improve their care knowledge
What’s included
Mandatory four-hour EOON Basic Care Training for successful caregiver applicants before appropriate deployment
Annual Basic Care Training refresher for EOON caregivers
Person-centred care, duty of care and professional boundaries
Safe care practices, safeguarding and escalation
Separate development modules for further learning and progression
How to get started
Visit the Caregiver Training page to view the available training routes, module information and enrolment process.
EOON Care training supports practice within our care model. It is not a government or professional qualification. Completion does not guarantee employment or deployment.
Not sure what type of support is right?
You do not need to decide everything before contacting us. Tell us about the older person, where they live and what concerns you currently have. We will explain what support EOON Care may be able to provide.