
Are you a carer? Join us face-to-face or online this Carers Week
We are dedicating a residential week and several online sessions to all those looking after someone, who may be in need of a break away from their daily routine.
We are dedicating a residential week and several online sessions to all those looking after someone, who may be in need of a break away from their daily routine. One of our Jubilee House nurses shares what an average day is like for the team that provides round the clock care, kindness and compassion to beneficiaries with additional needs. (All client names have been changed for confidentiality). Our Welfare Services Lead, Carrie Pearce, shares some of her advice around hearing aids and implants, assisted living devices and where to seek support. The UK's largest cycling club dedicated to emergency services launched exactly a year ago. We will be offering residential programmes in May at Harcombe House for beneficiaries who may be struggling with joint pain or preparing or recovering from joint surgery.
Are you a carer? Join us face-to-face or online this Carers Week
A day in the life of our nursing team
Deaf awareness and the importance of inclusion
Blue Light Cycling Club donates £2,000 after first year’s success
Residential weeks to put the spotlight on joint health