About Zalika Africa Training Institute
Zalika Africa Training Institute specializes in high-quality education for Healthcare Support Assistants. Our programs blend classroom learning with practical experience, equipping students for rewarding careers in a supportive community dedicated to excellence and service.
Our Core Values
At Zalika Africa Training Institute, our core values guide every lesson, skills lab, clinical placement, and graduate outcome. They shape compassionate caregivers who are confident, competent, and ready to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
Guiding Principles That Shape Compassionate, Career-Ready Caregivers
Compassion
We lead with empathy and respect. Our students are trained to deliver person-centred care that preserves dignity, builds trust, and supports the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.
Excellence
We set high academic and professional standards. Through rigorous coursework, hands-on practice, and continuous feedback, learners master essential skills and deliver safe, quality care.
Integrity
We do what is right—always. Ethical conduct, confidentiality, accountability, and professionalism are embedded in our teaching, assessments, and clinical practice.
Innovation
We embrace new ideas and evidence-based practice. From modern simulation to real-world scenarios, our training anticipates industry needs and empowers students to lead positive change.
Collaboration
We learn and serve as a team. Students work alongside peers, faculty, and healthcare partners, practising effective communication and teamwork to achieve the best outcomes for clients.
Caregiving: Key Statistics and Insights
Across Africa and worldwide, ageing populations, rising chronic conditions, and a preference for home-based care are creating a critical need for qualified caregivers. These metrics highlight a growing skills gap—and a powerful opportunity.
16%
World Population Living with a Disability
One in six people may require ongoing assistance with daily activities.
18 M
Global health worker shortfall by 2030
Significant disparities exist in low- and middle-income nations, creating demand for personnel.
2.1 billion
People aged 60+ by 2050
Global ageing is accelerating, driving sustained demand for elder care.
16.4 billion hours
Unpaid care work performed daily worldwide
Formal training helps relieve families and elevates the quality and safety of care.
75–80% of older adults
Prefer to age at home
Rising preference for home-based care fuels demand for HHAs and home management professionals.
Our Programs
Discover industry-relevant programs that blend classroom instruction, hands-on skills labs, and real-world experience. Each pathway is designed to build confidence, competence, and compassion—preparing you for meaningful roles in homes, clinics, and community settings.
Healthcare Support Assistant (CAN) Program
Build a strong foundation in patient-centered care, including vital signs, hygiene and grooming, mobility support, infection prevention, communication, and first aid. Guided by expert faculty and clinical practice, you’ll develop the skills to deliver safe, dignified care across diverse settings. Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in hospitals, long-term care, and home-based care.
Home Health Aide (HHA) Program
Prepare to deliver high-quality care in clients’ homes—supporting daily activities, medication reminders, nutrition and meal preparation, personal care, and home safety. Training emphasizes clear communication with families, cultural sensitivity, and professional documentation. Supervised practicums build confidence to work independently while ensuring client dignity and comfort.
Home Management Program
Learn to manage the home environment for health, safety, and comfort—covering meal planning and safe food handling, sanitation and laundry, scheduling and budgeting basics, organization, and household risk reduction. Practical scenarios teach efficiency, communication, and professionalism to support clients’ independence and daily routines. Graduates are equipped to maintain clean, safe, and supportive living spaces.
Elderly Care Management Program
Specialize in compassionate support for older adults, including dementia-informed care, fall prevention, safe mobility, communication, and monitoring changes in condition. Coursework integrates ethics, dignity, and family engagement, with practice in community and long-term care settings. Graduates are prepared to coordinate daily care needs and enhance quality of life for seniors.
Housekeeping Program
Master professional housekeeping standards for healthcare and home environments, including infection control, safe chemical handling, disinfection protocols, color-coded cleaning systems, laundry, and waste management. Training emphasizes workflow efficiency, quality checks, and compliance to promote a safe, hygienic space for clients and care teams. Graduates deliver trusted, detail-oriented service.
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