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Embracing Inclusive Care

In recent years, the country has taken great strides towards promoting inclusivity and equality for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) individuals. However, there is still work to be done to ensure that vulnerable LGBT individuals receive the appropriate support and care they deserve. Addressing Unique Challenges LGBT individuals, particularly those living with dementia, face […]

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Trevor’s Story: “Dad has the privacy and dignity he deserves”

Live-in care has become an increasingly popular option for individuals who require support with daily activities but want to maintain their independence and remain in the comfort of their own homes. With the option of live-in care, people can receive personalised care at home, with one-to-one support from a qualified carer. Trevor, born in 1941, […]

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Home care helps to keep things safe

There are certain situations where a care home is the right solution for a family member. But very often, care in the home is all someone needs to be able to enjoy their daily life. Home care also helps to keep things safe when it comes to their personal possessions. One of the biggest concerns […]

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Caring for you and your pets

For most people, our pets are members of our family, providing companionship, love, and joy in our daily lives. As we get older, however, it can become challenging to care for ourselves and our furry friends. But with the help of a home care service, you can benefit from a helping hand and continue enjoying […]

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Autism and ageing – what to watch for if you care for an older person with autism

Life with a diagnosis of autism presents its own distinct challenges. From childhood through to old age, people living with autism spectrum disorders often find difficulties in navigating everyday life. Their neurodivergence, while offering them many positive traits to celebrate, can also throw up curveballs when it comes to social interactions in typical classrooms, workplaces […]

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When is it time to accept help?

“I can just about manage.”  How often do you say this to yourself or a family member? Maybe you prefer to struggle on your own, rather than accept help from others. So, when is it time to accept help? A common dilemma is when a loved one starts to experience difficulties with day-to-day tasks. If […]

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Is residential or live-in care better for my grown-up SEN child?

There are fewer more emotive topics than that of how the future will pan out for your special needs child. As parents of disabled children, or those with severe educational needs or mental health conditions, you want nothing more than to ensure a safe, stable home environment. One that offers the best possible chance of […]

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Dementia Care At Home

Do I need to go into a care home if I have dementia?

We understand that a diagnosis of dementia can be a scary prospect. But from our professional experience, we’d like to reassure you that it doesn’t mean your life is over, there can still be good times and happy memories made with family and friends. And there are care options available to help you retain as […]

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Mental Capacity Act 2005

The Mental Capacity Act 2005

When we’re young, working and busy bringing up a family or travelling the world, it can be impossible to think that one day things will be very different. It’s hard to imagine being unable to communicate with loved ones, make rational decisions or in some cases even hold eye contact. But this is a situation […]

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Caring for an elderly relative

Caring for an ageing relative? Here’s how to take care of your own wellbeing

Caring takes its toll. It doesn’t matter whether you’re charged with a child who has special education needs, a friend with a terminal diagnosis or an ageing parent with a degenerative disease. The challenges may be different, but the impact on your health, your daily life and ultimately your freedoms will be very similar.  And […]

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Independence in older age

Why is it important for an older person to retain their independence?

According to the latest Office for National Statistics figures, for December 2017 to February 2018, just under 1.2 million people over the age of 65 were still in work. That’s out of a total UK workforce of 32.3 million and represents 10.2% of the entire age group. Compare that to 1992, when data for over-65s […]

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How to fund your live-in carer

There’s no getting away from the fact that the decision to bring care into your home is an incredibly difficult and emotive one. But it is one that is wrought with a number of practical challenges too. Not least, deciding what types of care you need and working out how you will pay those care […]

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