The purpose of this course is to give individuals working in Health and Social Care an understanding of food hygiene.
Protecting People Through Safer Food and Drink Practice
Food and drink are an everyday part of care, yet mistakes in preparation, handling, storage, or clearing can have serious consequences for the people a service supports. This course gives health and social care staff a practical grounding in food hygiene so that routine mealtimes are managed with the care, control, and attention to safety they require.
Written for care providers rather than hospitality businesses, the programme places food safety in the context of individual needs, duty of care, and service quality. It helps staff understand what good hygiene looks like across the full journey of food and drink: from storage and preparation to serving, clearing away, and seeking specialist advice when needed.
Why this Training Matters for your Organisation
Food hygiene is a visible test of how well a care service manages risk. People receiving care may be particularly affected by unsafe food practices, while families and commissioners expect providers to demonstrate reliable standards in the most routine aspects of daily support. Equipping staff with a consistent approach helps reduce avoidable risk, protect wellbeing, and ensure that food and drink provision reflects the same professionalism as every other part of the service.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for:
- Care staff supporting meals in residential, supported-living, domiciliary, or community settings.
- Managers responsible for maintaining safe day-to-day care standards.