“I ask how things are, but I still don’t know what help is needed.”
Agree specific updates and local tasks with the older person and the people helping.
Explore distance-care planning →← All collections
A USEFUL GIFT FOR SOMEONE YOU CARE ABOUT
Care Across the Miles: Learn Together
Someone helps at home. You help from afar. Make the support join up.
Five care courses for the person helping locally and one distance-care course for you—turn separate efforts into clearer updates, priorities and a shared plan.
Who is this for?
Two named adult learners: the buyer supporting care from a distance and one person helping the older person locally.
£29.99 · 6 courses · 2 named learners · one-time payment
Bought individually: £47.94. Save £17.95.
Adult buyers can purchase from the countries listed at checkout, including the UK, EU, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. See all available buyer countries →. Your gift recipient may live elsewhere, subject to suitable account arrangements.
Secure Stripe checkoutAutomatic learning access*12 months for individual learningFull refund if requested within 14 days of purchase
*After payment verification and required account steps. Ages 13–17 need confirmed adult authority for the account. Scheduled gifts follow your selected date. Family programme bookings use the shared access window shown before payment.
6 COURSES · TWO SEPARATE ACCOUNTS
£29.99
Bought individually: £47.94. Save £17.95.
- Five care courses for your recipient; the distance-care course for you
- Short lessons and private practical tools
- Optional scenarios with text alternatives
- ICPED emails the gift and PDF voucher on the selected delivery date; login instructions follow separately when access is ready
- Optional manual WhatsApp sharing of the recipient-only gift link when available; keep it private
- 12 months from course-access activation
- One-time payment; no subscription
A moment you might recognise
“The helper and I are working from different information.”
Use records and clinic questions to make the next conversation more useful.
Explore medicine and clinic records →“We all want to help. The plan keeps falling through.”
Map who can do which task and prepare for the days between visits.
Explore everyday care planning →For the person receiving the gift
- Caring for an Older Person: Practical Support for Everyday Life
- Understanding Dementia & Communicating With Confidence
- Health & Safety at Home: Supporting an Older Person
- Medication Support & Clinic Visits: Records, Questions & Confidence
- Moving & Handling: Planning Safer Everyday Support
For you, supporting care from a distance
- Supporting Care From a Distance
Before you choose: Courses are online and in English. The learner needs an email address they can check, internet access and a suitable phone, tablet or computer. Downloaded tools can be used offline. No suitable email or device? Contact ICPED before paying to check what is possible.
Support they can put into practice
Sending money, checking in and day-to-day care can feel like different jobs. This two-learner package gives both sides useful learning: everyday support for your recipient, and practical coordination, budgets and check-ins for you. Separate accounts keep each person’s learning private.
A cousin helps your grandparent locally while you coordinate from another country. Learn how to ask for an update that helps, agree what needs attention and prepare for a clinic visit without turning every call into a criticism.
Learning for the life they actually live
Examples explore varied households, responsibilities and resources; choose the ideas that fit your recipient’s life. How to use our examples →
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Caring for an Older Person: Practical Support for Everyday Life
Make everyday support more useful—from meals, washing and clothing to shared tasks and days between visits—while keeping the older person's choices central.
Who is this for? Adults supporting an older relative, friend or neighbour; older people planning the support they want.
Learning availableUnderstanding Dementia & Communicating With Confidence
Find calmer ways to respond to forgetfulness, repeated questions and difficult moments while making conversations easier for the person to understand.
Who is this for? Adult relatives, friends, neighbours and helpers supporting memory changes or dementia.
Learning availableHealth & Safety at Home: Supporting an Older Person
Spot the hazards that affect a real day at home, then agree useful changes to routes, lighting, washing and toilet arrangements with the older person.
Who is this for? Adults reviewing an older person’s home and everyday safety together.
Learning availableMedication Support & Clinic Visits: Records, Questions & Confidence
Bring medicine reminders, records and clinic follow-up together so the older person and agreed helpers know what to check, ask and do next.
Who is this for? Adult relatives and helpers supporting medicine records, reminders or clinic visits.
Learning availableMoving & Handling: Planning Safer Everyday Support
Understand walking aids, reliance on furniture and day or night routes, then plan everyday movement support around the person's abilities and the right individual guidance.
Who is this for? Adults planning everyday movement support for an older person.
Learning availableSupporting Care From a Distance
Turn concern from afar into useful support: clearer updates, realistic money plans, agreed local tasks and help for your own wellbeing.
Who is this for? Adults coordinating care from another home, town or country.
Learning availableSee something useful before choosing
A personal gift, with clear next steps
- Choose with them
Ask what would be useful, especially for sensitive wellbeing or grief learning.
- Make it personal
Add their name, email and your message. Choose immediate or scheduled delivery.
- Review and pay on Stripe
Website prices are in GBP. Stripe may offer a local-currency total; review its exchange rate and final charge.
- Payment is verified
Gift links and delivery are released only after server verification. Download the voucher and share the recipient link through WhatsApp when due.
- ICPED arranges access
Learning instructions normally follow shortly after verified payment. Scheduled recipients wait until their gift is due.
Who gets the courses?
Two named adult learners: the buyer supporting care from a distance and one person helping the older person locally. Each learner has a separate account. The purchaser does not automatically receive the recipient’s results, password or private reflections.
Can the recipient choose a different gift?
Before access is arranged, contact hello@icped.online with the gift reference to request one exchange to another available collection of the same price. ICPED confirms the change personally. If the recipient does not want the gift, request a full refund within 14 days of purchase by emailing hello@icped.online. The period starts when the purchase is confirmed, even for a scheduled gift.
What if there is no suitable email or device?
Contact ICPED before buying to agree a suitable arrangement. A browser and internet access are required for lessons. Downloadable tools can be used offline after downloading; full offline course access is not promised.
Course completion recognises learning. It does not provide professional accreditation or guarantee a health, employment, income or relationship outcome.
Choose this two-person package →
Adult buyers can purchase from the countries listed at checkout, including the UK, EU, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. See all available buyer countries →. Your gift recipient may live elsewhere, subject to suitable account arrangements.
Secure Stripe checkoutAutomatic learning access*12 months for individual learningFull refund if requested within 14 days of purchase
*After payment verification and required account steps. Ages 13–17 need confirmed adult authority for the account. Scheduled gifts follow your selected date. Family programme bookings use the shared access window shown before payment.