Home help is a form of care that helps people to perform everyday activities and tasks. A trained carer will come to your home and assist you in any way you require. 

 

Home help provides practical and emotional support and is used for assistance and companionship. 

Companionship care is a service that aims to combat loneliness and reduce its effects on elderly individuals. 

 

Unfortunately, it is common for the elderly to become lonely and socially isolated. It’s stated (National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine) that 1 in 4 adults aged 65 or over is socially isolated. 

 

Companionship care is available to help tackle the issue of elderly loneliness and social isolation. 

Companionship care is a form of care service that focuses on supporting those who are vulnerable to loneliness. Companionship care is exactly what it sounds like, a service that provides a companion for your loved one, to combat loneliness. 

Wondering how to care for someone with dementia in your life? We know how troubling it can be to navigate the condition and manage the cruel symptoms. At Allwell care, our team cares for and supports those battling dementia each and every day, and have become accustomed to dealing with its effects. 

 

So, let us help you, by providing quality care to meet the needs of you or your loved ones. 

Put simply, domiciliary care includes the range of services put in place to support someone in the comfort of their own home. To read on about the benefits of domiciliary care and to learn more about this type of care click the read more button. 

As experts in the care sector, we know a thing or two about how to choose a home care provider. 

 

But, as the demand for care increases, it is so crucial to inform everyone on how to choose the right at-home carer for their loved one. So, our team have put together a comprehensive guide on the things to consider when choosing the right care provider for your loved one at home. 

Since 2001, the number of unpaid carers in England has increased by 600,000. Investing in carers and recruiting the right people for the job is critical.Ageing can not be stopped, but giving people the best quality of care is a way of ensuring they can live out their elderly years in the best way possible.But what does it take to become a carer for the elderly? What should you do if you are interested in this role? 

Well, look no further because Allwell Care believes in the power of empathy and has put together a comprehensive guide on how to become a carer for the elderly. 

 

Did you know we are looking for part time and full time carers? Read more here. 

AJ wanted his hair washed and a bit more support when he was chosen as Client of the Month for September.