Managed elder care you can follow and trust
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Care planned around the person
Care planned around the person
Support based on the older person’s needs, routines and preferences.
Caregivers prepared for the role
Caregivers prepared for the role
Verification, EOON Care training and clear expectations before deployment.
Families kept informed
Families kept informed
Regular communication, oversight and review throughout the care arrangement.
How EOON Care Works
We do more than simply introduce a caregiver. EOON Care helps families understand the need, arrange suitable support and remain informed.
Understand
Understand
We listen to the older person and family to understand the situation, concerns and priorities.
Plan
Plan
We assess the support required and agree a practical care plan with the family
Verify and Match
Verify and Match
We identify an appropriately prepared caregiver for the agreed role.
Deliver
Deliver
Care begins according to the agreed plan, routines and responsibilities
Communicate
Communicate
Families receive updates and can raise questions or concerns
Monitor and Review
Monitor and Review
We review the arrangement and respond when care needs change
Care for older people. Reassurance for families
EOON Care supports older adults who need help at home, during hospital stays or while recovering from illness.
We also support families—particularly those living abroad—who need a dependable organisation to help arrange care, communicate clearly and monitor what is happening.
EOON Care may be suitable for:
EOON Care may be suitable for:
Older adults living alone or with reduced independence
People who need personal care or daily living support
Individuals recovering after illness, surgery or hospital discharge
Families worried about an ageing parent in Nigeria
Families coordinating care from another country
Care is discussed and planned around the person’s needs, preferences and circumstances.
How We Can Help
EOON Care provides practical support for older people and the families responsible for their care.
Home and Hospital Care
Personal care, companionship and practical support at home, in hospital or during recovery
Live-in and Rotational Care
Structured support for older people who need regular or continuous assistance at home.
Family Support and Care Coordination
Guidance, welfare updates and help coordinating care—particularly for families abroad.
Caregiver Training and Development
Practical EOON Care training for professional caregivers and family caregivers.
Caring from abroad should not mean managing everything alone
Caring from abroad should not mean managing everything alone
When you live outside Nigeria, finding a caregiver is only part of the problem. You also need reliable communication, appropriate oversight and reassurance that concerns will be raised.
EOON Care helps families remain informed through:
Care planning and caregiver matching
Regular welfare and wellbeing updates
Communication about concerns or changes
Support during hospital admission and recovery
Review of the care arrangement as needs change
You remain involved in important decisions without having to manage every detail from another country.
What Families Say
“I am truly impressed by the level of transparency, honesty and integrity demonstrated by EOON Care. It is reassuring to know that there are still professionals who uphold such strong values.”
— Client, Brazil
Founded by a UK Registered Nurse
Founded by a UK Registered Nurse
EOON Care was founded by Nene Obibi-Mordi, a UK Registered Adult Nurse and experienced health-service programme leader.
Her experience in healthcare, service improvement and programme leadership shapes EOON Care’s approach to care planning, caregiver development, accountability and family communication.
EOON combines professional care principles with an understanding of Nigerian families, communities and everyday realities.
Free Family Guide
Free Family Guide
The State of Ageing & Care in Nigeria 2026
The State of Ageing & Care in Nigeria 2026
Are you supporting an ageing parent or loved one in Nigeria while living abroad?
Making care decisions from a distance can be overwhelming. This free guide provides practical, evidence-based advice to help you understand the current state of ageing and elder care in Nigeria, recognise when additional support may be needed, and plan with confidence.
Supporting an ageing parent from abroad can feel overwhelming. This practical guide will help you recognise changing care needs, avoid common mistakes and plan your family’s next steps with greater confidence
Looking for care for a parent or older relative in Nigeria?
Start with a confidential conversation about your family’s situation and the support that may be appropriate.
Our primary service area is Owerri and surrounding communities in Imo State. Support elsewhere is subject to caregiver availability and the agreed care arrangement.
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