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Who Cares for the Carers?

Posted 31/07/2015

Who Cares for the Carers?

Caring for a relative can be incredibly demanding work. You may be looking after your elderly parents or a relative who you want to help live a more independent life, and although you may find it enjoyable and rewarding, youRead More
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Minimum wage, maximum strain

Posted 17/07/2015

Minimum wage, maximum strain

Last week’s announcement that the minimum wage is set to rise captured the public’s attention, and has generated significant debate. From next year, adults over the age of 25 will be paid a minimum of £7.20, which will increase to £9Read More
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How to become a palliative care nurse

Posted 10/07/2015

How to become a palliative care nurse

The nursing profession offers the highly rewarding opportunity of actively working with patients to improve the quality of their life. Palliative care nurses differ from general nurses in that they aim to make the end of people’s lives more comfortable,Read More
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Alternatives to Care Homes in Worthing

Posted 05/06/2015

Alternatives to Care Homes in Worthing

Alternatives to Care Homes in Worthing If you decide that your elderly parent needs more care than you can provide, your first thought may be to look for care homes. In some circumstances, this can be a good decision, andRead More
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What are the duties and responsibilities of a care assistant?

Posted 22/05/2015

What are the duties and responsibilities of a care assistant?

Care can be an extremely rewarding field to work in. Unlike many jobs, it provides opportunities every day to help improve people’s quality of life. Care assistants work on the frontline of care delivery, assisting individuals to overcome everyday difficulties.Read More
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What the manifestos mean for the care sector

Posted 24/04/2015

What the manifestos mean for the care sector

As the election looms it appears that we are no closer to having a clear indication of who will be in government come June. The electorate will have their say on the 7th of May, with the playing fields seemingly levelRead More
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Meeting the recruitment challenges in the caring profession

Posted 08/04/2015

Meeting the recruitment challenges in the caring profession

A career in health and social care is first choice for many job seekers who want to “make a difference” to other people’s lives, while having a satisfying and stimulating role in their local community.  In order to encourage thisRead More
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Labour Pledge Could Mean Better Care For The Elderly

Posted 11/03/2015

Labour Pledge Could Mean Better Care For The Elderly

In a bid to raise the standard of care in residential homes across the country, a Labour government would hold the owners, management and directors of care homes responsible for how those people in their care are treated. Mistreatment couldRead More
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A Housing Crisis For All Ages

Posted 05/03/2015

A Housing Crisis For All Ages

The UK is suffering from a housing crisis affecting all ages as successive governments have continually failed to build enough homes for the UK’s growing population. Young people are increasingly financially blocked from owning their own home without access toRead More
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A question of priorities

Posted 25/02/2015

A question of priorities

The government has recently pledged extensive measures to combat dementia and place the UK at the forefront of the global fight against the illness. Amid reports that the international cost of the condition stands at £370bn – or 1% ofRead More
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