Antonio was carefully matched with Katie, a consistent Health & Wellbeing Associate whose calm, respectful approach suited his personality and preferences. Antonio now receives support three mornings each week.

Worried your parents need more support but they insist they are fine? Here’s how to talk about help at home without making them feel pressured, judged or less independent.

Falls are one of the most significant and life-changing risks facing older adults in the UK today. They are not only a leading cause of injury, but often mark a turning point, impacting confidence, independence and long-term health.

Noticing the early signs that you might benefit from some extra help at home isn’t about losing independence, it’s about protecting it.

Recognising the early signals that your elderly parent needs help at home can make a meaningful difference to their safety, independence and quality of life.

Jack and his wife were living together at home. But daily life was becoming a struggle as his wife's dementia progressed and his mobility had become more limited. After his wife had spent some time in hospital, Jack needed short-term support at home.