This article describes how caring science can be a helpful foundation for caring practice and what kind of learning supportthat can enable the transformation of caring science into practice. The lifeworld approach is fundamental for both caringand learning. This will be illustrated in two examples from research that show the potential for promoting health and wellbeingas well as the learning process. One example is from a caring context and the other is from a learning context. In thisarticle, learning and caring are understood as parallel processes. We emphasize that learning cannot be separated from lifeand thus caring and education is intertwined with caring science and life. The examples illustrate how an understanding ofthe intertwining can be fruitful in different contexts. The challenge is to implant a lifeworld-based approach on caring andlearning that can lead to strategies that in a more profound way have the potential to strengthen the person’s health andlearning processes.