Owning a pet is one of the greatest joys for many, which is why this entire month has been dedicated to our furry little companions. For many people living with difficult health conditions, having a pet often provides some much needed comfort, especially from a mental health perspective. However, not everyone treats animals the way […]
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14 April 2022 We are helping to deliver on the government’s ambitions of ensuring people get the right care, in the right place, at the right time. Once we assess and develop a care plan dedicated to your personal needs, our expert live-in carers can begin supporting you, or a loved one, in less […]
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12 April 2022 Live-in care specialist, Promedica24, has received the distinguished High Commendation Award at this year’s Home Care Awards. The ceremony, which took place on Friday 1st April at Birmingham’s National Conference Centre, is a celebration of excellence amongst UK organisations providing all forms of care at home services. Promedica24 was recognised […]
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Today is World Parkinson’s Day, something which exists to raise the profile of this condition which many people across the country are living with. The key focus is highlighting the effects from this condition and educating people about how they can remedy certain issues. Lots of support will be on offer, providing people with a […]
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The mind is a powerful tool, and something which does unfortunately begin to deteriorate as we get older. You may be in a position of caring for someone elderly who is suffering with mental illness, and should this be the case, the need for effective support can help you make a real difference to their […]
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22nd March 2022 The Glamour Club is on a mission to end loneliness caused by social isolation in Worthing and beyond. Regularly selling out weeks in advance, the vintage themed events are on a Saturday afternoon between Noon and 3pm. The events give people the opportunity to get out of the house, have fun and […]
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20 March 2022 We’re all striving to be happy, but given the unprecedented circumstances the world has found itself in over the course of two years, this has been difficult to say the least. Now that things appear to be returning to some form of normality, our well-being has likely followed suit, but there’s […]
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19 March 2022 Talking to someone with dementia can be very difficult and emotionally draining should this happen to be a close relative or friend. Even when people live with dementia, they’re still likely to entertain the idea of conversations, and when this happens, it’s important you reply with the right things. Even when […]
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Caring for someone living with certain health conditions can be tough for professionals, so when family members need to offer assistance, this can be especially difficult to undertake. There are many young people across the country who are tasked with not only looking after themselves, but also caring for a close relative or friend who […]
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When living independently becomes too difficult to manage, it’s important to discover the most appropriate supportive measures which can help you navigate each day. We’ve therefore decided to explain what home companion care offers, taking a close look at how this can benefit people with specific care needs. The Benefits of Companionship Tailored Support Certain […]
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We are searching for kind and compassionate people to join our team of live-in carers You will be providing personalised support and companionship, enabling the people we support to live safe, independent and happy lives in the comfort of their own homes. A typical day for a Promedica24 live-in carer could include supporting people with […]
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7 March 2022 Deciding which career path to take can be very simple for certain people, however for many, this does require some extra support. Discovering the most suitable job which fits with your skill set, and comes with the capacity to encourage both progression and job satisfaction is crucial, not least how this […]
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