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Care sector news review: October 2018
Find out what’s been happening across the industry during October 2018 in the latest edition of care sector news review, bought to you by The Good Care Group. Welcome to care sector news review, October 2018 edition. Here, we’ll update...
Read moreDementia friendly cinema
Providing support and companionship to those recognising issues with their memory or cognition as well as their carers, families and friends....
Read moreForget me not cafés chipstead
The forget me not cafés provide local support for those living with dementia or memory / cognition issues and their families and carers, through open, free, cafés....
Read moreForget me not cafés Hildenborough
The forget me not cafés provide local support for those living with dementia or memory / cognition issues and their families and carers, through open, free, cafés....
Read more6 fun and creative indoor winter activities for older people
These fun indoor activities for older people will help your loved one stay active and socially engaged throughout the winter months. Winter activities for older people do so much more than just entertain; they can help to keep your loved...
Read moreAge UK finds 1,000 unnecessary hospital admissions are made each day
Rates of unnecessary hospital admissions are rising according to new research from Age UK. Find out how live-in care can help prevent such incidents. Age UK recently published the results of new research into unnecessary hospital admissions, and rates appear...
Read moreThe important message behind the International Day of older persons
Discover International Day of older persons; the ethos of the event, this year’s theme and the older human rights champions it celebrates. 1 October was the United Nations’ (UN) ‘International Day of older persons’; an important event in the effort...
Read moreCaring for parents and children: Introducing the ‘double care’ generation
Caring for parents and children is a major responsibility and growing trend; find out how live-in care can help you share the responsibility. Caring for parents and children at the same time is a huge responsibility. However, with an ageing...
Read moreCoping at home in the winter
As winter approaches the nights get longer and the temperature begins to drop. People all over the country start preparing for the cold months ahead, and NHS hospitals begin organising and planning for their busiest time of year, commonly known...
Read moreEnrich lives by enhancing the home environment with live-in care
Find out how live-in care enables you to go about enhancing the home environment in ways that aren’t possible with a residential care arrangement. Enhancing the home environment is a self-expressive process that most of us spend years, if not...
Read moreWhat’s in the pipeline for World Alzheimer’s Month 2018?
To mark World Alzheimer’s Month 2018, we’ve put together this handy overview of the initiative and the events being organised to mark it. 850,000 people in the UK live with dementia and this figure is only set to rise, making...
Read moreSupporting family carers: Loved ones spend £1.8bn and 118m hours on elderly care each year
New research shows we must do more as a society to support family carers. Here, we’ll introduce this research and set out how live-in care can help. Identifying effective ways of supporting family carers is more important than ever, especially...
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