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We understand this is a difficult time for our clients and staff. If you are a vulnerable person, who needs to self-isolate for 12 weeks we can provide live in carers who will self isolate with you for 12 weeks. During this period they will meet all of your needs. We can also arrange to have […]
Read MoreWhat are the new measures? As of 24th March, the Prime Minister has outlined strict new measures to prevent the further spreading of Coronavirus. All leisure centres, gyms, restaurants, bars, pubs, and cafes are closed until further notice. All parks are now shut. Social gatherings, inclusive of weddings, funerals and parties are to be cancelled. […]
Read MoreOur services are running as normal through the COVID-19 outbreak and we are doing all we can to minimise the risk of any infection. All care workers have been reminded regarding correct infection control techniques and the use of Personal Protective Equipment as Government advice recommends these as the best preventative measure in dealing with […]
Read MoreWe would like to give a very warm welcome to our new Care Assistants who have completed their induction training this week. We are so proud of them all! Posted by | View Post | View Group
Read MoreBeing involved in a loved one’s life, whilst still being able to focus on your own.. Monday morning, your pillow is buzzing uncontrollably – contemplating a snooze, you decided it’s safer to get up. Whilst you have your phone in your hand, you might as well have a quick scroll down your emails. Great, 150 […]
Read MoreFor many people, Christmas brings friends and family closer together. But for some people, it does the opposite, and makes them feel isolated instead. A lot of older people tend not to look forward to the festive period and view it as ‘just another day’. This was found by Age UK’s recent study. However, it […]
Read MoreIt’s the time of year again where the temperature suddenly starts to drops as we begin preparation for the festive period. The majority of us are able to detect these changes in the weather, however for the elderly generation, it is more difficult. This is because as people get older, their bodies find it […]
Read MoreWorld Kindness Day Today, November 13th, is World Kindness Day. It first started in Tokyo in 1998 as part of the World Kindness Movement, and over the years, many more countries have taken part. Across the world, hundreds of activities and events are organised to spread kindness to strangers. This day encourages everyone […]
Read MoreStress Awareness It’s a normal part of life to feel stressed and under pressure, and some people are more sensitive to feeling stressed than others. However, if you begin to feel overwhelmed by the pressure put on you, it’s important you know how to manage it before it has a permanent impact on your health. […]
Read MorePancreatic Cancer Awareness Month has been running every November since 2011. This month, people all across the nation will join together and educate the public about the disease. Some warning signs include: pain in the upper abdomen loss of appetite or unintended weight loss depression new onset diabites blood clots fatigue Those who are fundraising […]
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