7 October 2021 Avelon Live In Care, a live-in care provider supporting adults of all ages to live independently and well in the comfort of their own homes, has donated over 2000 items of personal protective equipment (PPE) to the Hospice of St Francis to help keep their frontline workers safe from Covid-19 […]
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Our current Alzheimer’s care team knows only too well how difficult it can be when dealing with someone suffering from the condition. This will likely worsen as the years pass by, leaving the person you once knew appearing different. There are of course many ways you can help such individuals to remain active and live […]
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22 September 2021 A recent poll by Census-wide for Avelon Live In Care, Europe’s largest provider of live-in care services, found that only slightly above half (50.89%) of people who are considering or receiving care, either for themselves or their loved ones, feel informed about the funding options available to them. 1 in 4 […]
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7 September 2021 Avelon Live In Care, Europe’s largest provider of live-in care services, has launched an employee benefits platform to support its 400 UK care workers. The platform, provided by Perkbox, offers staff access to hundreds of benefits including free health and fitness classes; discounts at restaurants, supermarkets and retail stores; mindfulness sessions […]
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Choosing the right care solutions can be a troublesome affair with so many complex parameters to consider. The option you go for generally centres around your specific needs, whether that be a longing for comradery or a sense of being within familiar surroundings. The two possibilities presented to you are usually taking residence in a […]
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As we get older, the prospect of falling over can be greatly increased. Whether you’re recovering from an illness or generally find your muscles feeling weak on a regular basis, this can be a major issue for people as they move around each day. Falling over has the potential to cause severe bodily harm, and […]
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Now more than ever, we have perhaps realised just how integral the care support sector can be to our society. Without the incredible efforts made by live-in care workers during the Pandemic, the heart-breaking number of losses could well be even higher! The contingent of care workers currently in operation are doing a stellar job, […]
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Emotional support can make a real difference to people who find everyday living particularly difficult. Not being able to complete simple tasks can be hugely detrimental to your morale, and the isolation that comes from being almost permanently housebound can wreak havoc over your mental health. It may be difficult for close friends and family […]
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A much deeper appreciation for the efforts made by care workers is now pretty evident as a result of the Covid Pandemic. They have worked tirelessly through the most unbearable conditions, giving vulnerable people the right support during what has been a critical period health wise across the entire world. In the early days of […]
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People living with cancer or currently going through the main recovery stages may benefit from some form of care. Cancer and any treatments are extremely debilitating, leaving people feeling weak and therefore unable to complete what most would consider to be fairly simple tasks. Whether it is the weekly grocery shop or even getting ready […]
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When physical restraints make leaving the house and socialising with other people a challenge, the loneliness and isolation that comes from a lack of regular human contact can be hugely detrimental to someone’s well-being. Just having one person around who shares similar interests can make a real difference, which is why live-in companion care is […]
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Memory loss and language difficulties are perhaps the most common problems associated with Dementia, so communicating with loved ones affected by the condition can become hugely problematic. Despite the fact these issues are going to dictate the way they express their feelings and join conversations, people with Dementia can still remain actively involved with daily […]
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