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5th Cuido60 Certificate Program: Training to Understand and Transform Care

When
October 13, 2026
Where
Virtual
Format
Virtual

The certificate program is part of Cuido60’s education and training initiatives and aims to provide a range of knowledge and tools designed to develop skills and competencies for working with older adults and caregivers, as well as to foster management skills for social organizations.

The 2026 edition of the certificate program, organized by the Cuido60 Observatory, will be held in collaboration with the following institutions:

● Institute for Cuban Studies, Florida International University.

● 4Métrica Foundation.

● MICARE Institute, Millennium Scientific Initiative of the National Agency for Research and Development (ICS2019_024), Chile.

● Canal Senior Association, Spain.

● HelpAge International – LAC.

● Latino Center on Aging, United States.

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