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Christine says: “I had not visited the house for about two weeks until earlier this week when I had the huge pleasure of meeting Alex for the first time. Alex is perfect for Mum and for us! She is a

At The Good Care Group we are committed to finding ways to ensure that our newly recruited Carers feel confident and comfortable in their role. That’s why earlier this year we launched our Buddy Scheme. Every Carer joining our team

In March 2022 we launched our programme, enabling people who have gained valuable experience caring for friends and family step into a professional caring role.  Through this enhanced training, Carers take the skills and knowledge gained through caring for their

When searching for a new role within the care sector you can be faced with a lot of choice, which may feel overwhelming.  So, how do you choose who to work with?  Unless you are wanting to work privately, one

From the first day of working with The Good Care Group our Professional Carers will be supported by a community of caring people dedicated to providing them with everything they need to perform their role to the highest standard. But

At The Good Care Group we provide respite care to clients for a variety of reasons; giving a family member a break from caring for a loved one, allowing family to take a family holiday or simply giving people the

How often do you look back to realise just how far you’ve come in your caring journey? At The Good Care Group, we recognise our Professional Carer’s hard work and have recently rewarded Jill with a certificate of Carer of

The Good Care Group’s professional care services extend beyond our specialist dementia care, to include cancer care, stroke care and other complex needs. We also service couples with different care needs, allowing them to stay in their home together. For

Since October 2021, Community Ambassador, Elaine Murray, has been on the steering group for a set up of The Butterfly Café driven by Dr Ruth Cairns, Consultant Psychiatrist, King’s College Hospital and Andy Wells, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Liaison Psychiatry for

WHAT IS AGEISM? Ageism is a bias against people based on their age and manifests in stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination in many aspects of life. Evidence shows ageism is widespread in society and can be found everywhere from our workplaces and