How to Care for Someone Diagnosed with Dementia! Caring for a loved one diagnosed with dementia can be both challenging and emotionally taxing. Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, cognitive function, and daily life, making it crucial to provide compassionate and patient care. In this blog, we'll discuss practical and empathetic ways [...]
Shining a Light on Hope: International Brain Tumour Awareness Week 28th October - 4th November Every year, communities around the world come together to recognize International Brain Tumour Awareness Week. This significant event, typically held in the last week of October, serves as a powerful platform to raise awareness about brain tumours and the [...]
Why Social Activities For The Elderly Are Important According to Age UK, researchers have warned about the risk of losing thinking skills as we get older. Researchers also show that the key to maintaining thinking skills is participating in social activities for the elderly to keep close relationships with family and friends. Even though [...]
One of the most common solutions to take care of stroke patients is to move them to a rehabilitation unit or a care home. However, residential accommodation is not the only place where a stroke survivor can receive proper care. Home care can be an option if the stroke patient wants to stay close to [...]
Did you find the older your parents or your grandparents get, the harder for you to connect and be with them? You understand that your elderly might feel lonely, but you cannot find ways to communicate with them without misunderstandings and being irritated. It is very common for people to get disconnected from their elders; [...]
National Complementary & Alternative Therapy Week Complementary and Alternative therapy or CAM is a term used when referring to any treatments that are not traditional, mainstream medicine or techniques. CAM could either be used alongside conventional medicine or instead of it. People may use CAM to help cope with the side effects of mainstream treatments, [...]
Caregiver Blog, Edward Whitehead What does it mean to care and what it means to be part of the community, (LGBTQXI+) has always felt very similar to me. Being in the community allows us to be heard by people who respect us, care for us and importantly love us, and want the best for [...]
We believe that food is something that should be enjoyed at any age, which is why we have created a list of healthy recipes for you to make your older loved one. We hope these recipes give you inspiration and motivation for cooking meals from scratch at home. See our Top 6 Healthy Recipes [...]
Motor Neurone Disease is a life-changing and a progressive illness. We at Visiting Angels understand the emotional and practical challenges an individual and their family members may face living with MND. What is Motor Neurone Disease? Did you know: MND currently affects about 5,000 people across the UK. The onset is usually around 60 years [...]
Christmas is a wonderful time of the year with many festivities going on around the world from Christmas lights being switched on to Christmas markets! Fun can be had by the whole family at Christmas time, no matter how old you are! However, it’s important to consider that older people may be more limited in [...]
