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.
Care workers have a crucial role assisting older or vulnerable adults in their everyday lives. So, how can your carer help you or a family member? Our home care services extend beyond housework, laundry and shopping. We share other areas where carers can offer support and can make a real difference to people’s standard of […]
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Many people are increasingly concerned with the cost of care, either for themselves or for their loved ones. So, what are your funding options for social care? We look at how care homes and domiciliary care services are funded. If you are exploring options for your own care, the first thing to check is your […]
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When poet Jane Gascoine met Valerie Greenfield, author of Mouse Tales, the atmosphere in the room was of pure delight. Jane had only recently been able to return to her home, her books, and her favourite armchair with the support of live-in care company Avelon Live In Care. The encounter, organised by local care consultant […]
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Avelon Live In Care, Europe’s largest live-in care company, is proud to announce its partnership with Paragon Skills to launch an innovative apprenticeship programme in Adult Care. This collaboration aims to provide staff with a comprehensive training opportunity and open pathways to a rewarding career in the care sector. The programme is designed to equip […]
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In recent years, the country has taken great strides towards promoting inclusivity and equality for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) individuals. However, there is still work to be done to ensure that vulnerable LGBT individuals receive the appropriate support and care they deserve. Addressing Unique Challenges LGBT individuals, particularly those living with dementia, face […]
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26 May 2023 Avelon Live In Care, Europe’s largest live-in care provider, has received an overall rating of “Good” in a recent inspection conducted by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The body recognised Avelon Live In Care’s commitment to providing safe, high-quality care to older people, individuals with dementia, and those with physical disabilities. The […]
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Food can be a great source of comfort and pleasure when people reach old age. It’s important for everyone to eat well and stay healthy, especially the elderly. The impact of the cost-of-living crisis on elderly people is being seen in terms of nutrition. According to debt charity, Citizens Against Poverty, 11% of over-55s have […]
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When a loved one receives home care, a change of carer is an unfamiliar face and can be very unsettling for an elderly family member. The importance of continuity of care cannot be understated, especially if a loved one has dementia. Dementia sufferers will often forget people’s names and faces, so regular visits at home […]
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Anticipatory grief is a complex emotional process that happens when a loved one is still alive but has a terminal illness or life-limiting condition. For family members of people living with dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, this experience can be especially tough. Unlike other illnesses that follow a more predictable path, […]
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Avelon Live In Care, Europe’s leading live-in care provider, has announced the launch of their new fully digital recruitment process through Eploy. Prospective carers can now apply for a job at Avelon Live In Care at any time and from anywhere, using just their mobile phone. Job seekers can upload their updated CV, saving them […]
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Dementia is a broad term used to describe a group of progressive neurological disorders that affect memory, thinking, and communication skills. It is a chronic condition that can cause significant impairment in daily life and requires ongoing care. Because it is a prevalent condition affecting hundreds of thousands of people in the UK, it is […]
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There are 900,000 people living with dementia in the UK today. By 2025 the number is expected to rise to over one million. Shockingly, dementia is the leading cause of death for women in the UK and yet surprisingly, people know very little about it. By learning how to spot signs and symptoms, we can […]
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