April 11th is Parkinson’s Awareness Day, a time to shine a light on the experiences of those living with Parkinson’s disease and to acknowledge the incredible work of family carers and professional care teams who support them every day. At Visiting Angels UK, we understand the challenges that come with caring for a loved one [...]
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Author : Dan Archer, CEO Visiting Angels During the pandemic, the world flipped, and carers were finally recognised as “key workers.” Yet, for those who have needed care or witnessed carers in action, this has always been the case. Despite their crucial role, carers are often undervalued, underpaid, and not given the time or [...]
As our loved ones age, their ability to manage daily tasks can decline. While family members often step in to provide support, there comes a time when professional home care becomes necessary. But how do you know when it's time to hire professional help? Recognising the signs early can improve quality of life for [...]
"Both unions and employers are calling for wider reform of the sector, saying that the way local authorities award contracts to the lowest bidder is rewarding rogue operators who undercut responsible employers." Visiting Angels South West Kent & East Sussex is such a responsible and carer-centric employer. It pays it care staff above the minimum [...]
https://maps.app.goo.gl/4xb142nHANb3K6yR9 "So professional, caring and a delight to have in our home. The carers go above and beyond what you would expect. They really are visiting angels!"
Visiting Angels UK is thrilled to be finalists for Domiciliary Care Provider of the Year at the Health Investor 2025 Awards! This recognition is a testament to the dedication of our incredible team of Angels across the UK, delivering outstanding care every day. Congratulations to each and every one of the Visiting Angels family! #HealthInvestorAwards [...]
The gap between generations is widening. In 1973 the average age of a first-time mother was 25.9 (28 for fathers). In just 50 years (2023) that rose to 30.9 (34.7). The upside of this shift is that we’re more financially and emotionally ready to have children. A major downside is the gap between our oldest [...]
Are you caring for a family member? Are you thinking about whether you want to become a carer for a loved one? You are not alone! Come and join us for a coffee/tea and biscuits. Swap stories with your fellow family carers. Listening to others in the same situation can be both comforting and [...]
Still thinking of a Christmas present? How about a voucher for a few hours of home care for a loved one? It is a great gift for people who could do with a bit of company from time to time. We take people out to the pub, do make-overs at Fenwick's, go swimming or visit [...]
