MVA Fund organises caregiver training

Attendees at the Carer Training Seminar
Attendees at the Carer Training Seminar

FRANCISTOWN: The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVA Fund) recently organised a caregiver seminar with the aim of equipping caregivers with essential skills to enhance the nature of care they give to accident claimants serviced by the organisation.

According to MVA Fund-Francistown Branch Manager, Kite Nkala, the seminar sought to promote positive behaviour, daily living skills, caregiver networking, and understanding post-discharge management.

“This initiative aligns with the MVA Fund's transformation drive, which emphasises collaboration and recognises the crucial role that caregivers play in supporting claimants' transition and adherence to discharge instructions,” he said.

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