How to hire a private carer
Private care essentially is supportive care provided within you or your loved one's household. Your private carer can assist you with almost anything from personal care and wellbeing to managing household chores or both. Having a private carer allows you to maintain your independence, freedom, and quality of life.
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Are you a member of the ‘sandwich’ generation?
It’s no secret that many couples are delaying having children until well into their thirties and in some cases forties. However, these same couples may end up finding themselves supporting older...
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Care needs set to rise in England
If you are starting to see your retirement on the horizon, there’s good news. The number of people aged 65 and older who live independently, without any care needs, is set to rise by 60% in England...
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The pros and cons of being bilingual in later life
As borders of today’s society become increasingly blurred, more and more people are becoming bilingual. Our ageing population is also ever increasing, but how are these two factors related? It is...
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Is it time for care in your own home?
4 signs you or your loved one needs the help at home to stay out of a home. No adult likes to admit they need help in their daily life. Research shows, employing a carer at home before the need is...
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4 Tips for a Safer Home
When someone you love is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or Dementia, it is often difficult to know what to do. A few minor adjustments, considerations and sufficient support at home may enable a loved...
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How to hire a private carer
Private care essentially is supportive care provided within you or your loved one's household. Your private carer can assist you with almost anything from personal care and wellbeing to managing household chores or both. Having a private carer allows you to maintain your independence, freedom, and quality of life.
Learn more
Are you a member of the ‘sandwich’ generation?
It’s no secret that many couples are delaying having children until well into their thirties and in some cases forties. However, these same couples may end up finding themselves supporting older...
Learn more
Care needs set to rise in England
If you are starting to see your retirement on the horizon, there’s good news. The number of people aged 65 and older who live independently, without any care needs, is set to rise by 60% in England...
Learn more
The pros and cons of being bilingual in later life
As borders of today’s society become increasingly blurred, more and more people are becoming bilingual. Our ageing population is also ever increasing, but how are these two factors related? It is...
Learn more
Is it time for care in your own home?
4 signs you or your loved one needs the help at home to stay out of a home. No adult likes to admit they need help in their daily life. Research shows, employing a carer at home before the need is...
Learn more
4 Tips for a Safer Home
When someone you love is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or Dementia, it is often difficult to know what to do. A few minor adjustments, considerations and sufficient support at home may enable a loved...
Learn more