By Nene Obibi-Mordi, UK Registered Adult Nurse
Caring for an older relative in Nigeria can be difficult when families do not know what services exist, what questions to ask or how to judge whether an arrangement is appropriate.
This practical book helps families, caregivers and professionals better understand:
Ageing and the changing needs of older people
Home-based and residential care options
Health, wellbeing and emotional support
Choosing and working with caregivers
Family responsibilities and decision-making
Planning for changing or increasing care needs
The book is particularly useful for Nigerian families at home and abroad who want a clearer understanding of elder care and the available support options.
Supporting an ageing parent in Nigeria from another country can feel uncertain. This free guide gives families a clearer understanding of the wider care landscape and the issues to consider when planning support.
The guide covers:
The changing needs of Nigeria’s ageing population
Challenges families face when arranging care from abroad
What to consider when choosing care or a caregiver
Communication, oversight and family responsibilities
Practical starting points for planning support
More guidance from EOON Care
Practical information about ageing, home care, family responsibilities, caregiver standards and supporting older relatives in Nigeria.
Short videos providing care information, caregiver learning and practical guidance for families.
View structured EOON Care training routes for caregiver applicants, practising caregivers and family members supporting an older relative.
Every older person’s circumstances are different. If you are unsure what kind of support your parent or relative may need, speak with EOON Care about their current situation.
We will help you understand the available options and the next appropriate step.