Here you’ll find all the information and advice you need about live-in care, condition led care and life as a live-in carer. For more information on any of these topics, get in touch today to find out how we can support you or a loved one.
As homeowners age, many find themselves sitting on a property with significant value but limited access to cash. Lifetime mortgages, also known as equity release, allow you to unlock the money tied up in your home without the need to sell or move. In this article, we’ll explain how lifetime mortgages work, how Aspect Mortgages […]
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When it comes to care, nothing matters more than trust. At Avelon Live In Care, we believe care should never be “good enough”—it should be the kind of care you’d want for someone you love. That’s why we’re proud to follow the CQC’s ‘Mum Test’ philosophy: “Is this care agency good enough for my mum?”For […]
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Understanding the Care Challenge Before receiving care, Barbara* lived alone in her home with her small dog. She had already been diagnosed with dementia, which gradually made it harder for her to manage daily tasks. Barbara often forgot to eat, struggled with personal hygiene, and was no longer able to keep her home clean. Although […]
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When it comes to care at home, flexibility and trust are key. At Avelon Live In Care, we understand that every individual has unique needs, routines, and preferences. That’s why our hourly care service is designed to be responsive, reliable, and entirely tailored to you. Whether it’s help for just a few hours a day […]
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At Avelon Live In Care, care is more than just a service—it’s a heartfelt commitment to making every moment count. This Easter, we proudly brought that philosophy to life in homes across Blaby, Lutterworth, and the surrounding areas. While Easter is traditionally a time for family, renewal and celebration, we understand it can also feel […]
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For Elizabeth*, an older woman living with dementia who resides in a quiet village in rural Lancashire, being part of the local community is not simply a pleasant addition to life. It is central to her identity and wellbeing. Before receiving the right care and support, Elizabeth spent a difficult period in a residential care […]
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Understanding the Care Challenge Before care was a consideration, Marika was the epitome of independence. A spirited woman, who lived alone, prepared her own meals and was proud of her daily two-mile walks. Friends and family who visit her home are always left with full hearts—and a full stomach. Alison her daughter recalled with fondness […]
Read MoreLeaving the hospital can be a huge relief, but it’s also just the beginning of a new set of challenges. Whether recovering from an illness, surgery, or mobility issues, having a solid plan in place before returning home is key to a safe and successful recovery. In the UK, we’re well aware of the pressure […]
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At Avelon Live In Care, we understand the challenges care workers face every day. Providing compassionate, high-quality care requires immense dedication, yet many in the sector experience financial difficulties, health issues, or personal crises that can make their roles even harder. That’s why we are proud to support The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC), an organisation […]
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Talking to children about home care can feel tricky, especially if they’ve noticed changes in a grandparent or loved one. They might wonder why someone new is visiting the house or why Grandma now needs extra help. Explaining home care to children in a simple, positive way helps them feel more at ease with any […]
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At Avelon Live In Care, we believe in celebrating the lives and milestones of the people we are for, cherishing the moments that bring joy and connection. Recently, two of our dedicated team members, Lisa and Emma, had the pleasure of surprising one of our cherished older people, Margaret, on her 98th birthday. A Heartwarming […]
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Talking to a young child about dementia can feel daunting. As a progressive condition that affects memory and thinking, dementia can change the way a loved one behaves. Children may notice these changes and feel confused or even upset. By using simple language, clear examples, and plenty of reassurance, parents and carers can help children […]
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