Colleagues at HC One’s Barton Brook care home joined in with breast cancer awareness day to raise money.
The staff at the Manchester care home work pink in honour of the breast cancer awareness day, some of the Residents joined in too.
Read more...The National Care Forum – the leading member association for not-for-profit social care providers – responds to the newly released guidance
Read more...Care and Support West is launching their renowned 2021 Care Awards early, in reaction to the hard work, passion and dedication of everyone involved in the local Care
Read more...New Government guidelines on enabling residents in care and nursing homes to have visits from family and friends do not solve the problem, care providers warned today.
Read more...Joan Hirst and Edwin Hirst both live together at HC-One’s Larchwood care home, in Braintree, Essex. They recently celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary which is traditionally marked as platinum.
Read more...Residents and staff at RMBI Care Co. Home Prince George Duke of Kent Court in Chislehurst are celebrating the return of life-enhancing music therapy sessions
Read more...The National Association of Care Catering (NACC) and The Bevy community pub in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, welcomed a very special guest today
Read more...Two national care bodies have joined forces to make recommendations to government, the health, care and housing sectors and the technology enabled care (TEC) industry
Read more...The National Care Forum (NCF) has issued a response to the government’s newly introduced guidance for visitors to care homes.
Read more...During the month of October, HC-One care homes across the UK embraced the celebration of Black History Month with a range of interactive, engaging and enjoyable activities.
Read more...Specialist care provider, Cornerstone Healthcare, has been named as ‘Complex care provider of the year’ in the 2020 HealthInvestor awards.
Read more...Ravenstone care home in Droitwich is preparing for a quiet Remembrance Day of reflection, as COVID restrictions mean traditional activities must go on hold.
Read more...Residents, staff and staff family members at a Surrey care home have hand-crafted a cascade of poppies to mark this year’s Remembrance Sunday.
Read more...Care homes will be encouraged and supported to provide safe visiting opportunities as new national restrictions come into effect.
Read more...A study led by researchers from Queen’s University Belfast has found anticholinergic drugs significantly increase the risk of mortality in people with dementia.
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