Every Care Home Care Company

05/11/2026

This is such a good post it really is important whether you are carer employed or a sole carer such as husband or wife of someone it's so important to make time for your self to stop your self getting burnt out and still living a life

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05/11/2026

These are such good tips when providing care with someone with Dementia also to someone who's elderly and maybe not as mobile so slowing tasks and being patient really is a huge help to someone needing care or assistance ✅

"Dementia Capable" isn't a certificate on the wall — it's what happens in the small moments of daily care:

✔️ Slowing down instead of rushing a task
✔️ Adjusting the environment before assuming it's "the disease"
✔️ Responding to behavior as communication, not defiance
✔️ Supporting independence, even when it's slower

This is what Dementia Capable Care looks like in practice — and it's teachable.

03/11/2026

120 years since Dementia was first described 😮 hopefully in the coming years we make some serious progress with it ✅ 👊 🥰

Today marks 120 years since Alzheimer’s disease was first described.

And thanks to decades of research, we have many reasons to be hopeful for the future.

We've funded over £120 million of dementia research since 1989 which has led to ground-breaking discoveries:

In the 1990s we supported the early work of Professor Sir John Hardy, which helped establish the leading theory that amyloid causes Alzheimer’s. This laid the foundations for advances including the development of lecanemab and donanemab - the first drugs that can slow down early-stage Alzheimer's (though not currently available on the NHS).

We also funded research by Professor Nick Fox, who found changes in the brains of people with a rare genetic form of Alzheimer's several years before symptoms appeared. This reshaped our understanding of when Alzheimer’s begins and opened up possibilities for treatments earlier in the course of disease.

Our researchers have also developed ways to help manage symptoms like aggression and agitation in people with advanced dementia without the need for antipsychotic drugs - giving families more precious time with their loved ones.

Research led by Professor Rob Howard showed that the drug donepezil could help people with more advanced Alzheimer's stay at home with their loved ones for longer. In 2019 alone, this led to an estimated 500,000 additional months at home for people living with the condition.

And the Blood Biomarker Challenge aims to bring blood tests for dementia diagnosis into the NHS by 2030, offering a simpler, less invasive way to diagnose Alzheimer’s earlier and more accurately.

In 120 years, we’ve gone from first recognising Alzheimer’s disease to being able to change its course.

Today, we're supporting over £50 million in dementia research, working with over 400 researchers across the UK.

There is still a long way to go, but research gives us more reasons than ever to believe in a future where can be diagnosed earlier, treated more effectively and, some day, cured.

02/11/2026

Care that feels like family.💙💜

At Everycare Homecare, we believe everyone deserves to live safely, comfortably, and independently in the place they call home.

Our compassionate, professional carers provide personalised support tailored to each individual's needs—from companionship and personal care to help with everyday tasks.

✨ Dignity. Respect. Independence.

If you or a loved one could benefit from trusted home care, we're here to help.

📞 Get in touch today to find out how Everycare Homecare can support you and your loved one ❤️

02/11/2026

These are so informative so I can't help but reshare ✅

Navigating the social care system can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not sure where to start.

If you or someone you care for is living with dementia, here are five practical steps that can help:

1. Know who to contact
For social care and support with everyday activities, contact your local authority’s adult social care team. They can explain what support may be available in your area.

2. Think about the support you need
Before getting in touch, think about what you or the person you care for is finding difficult day to day. This could include washing and dressing, preparing meals, getting around safely or managing at home.

3. Ask for a care needs assessment
Contact your local authority and ask for a care needs assessment. Explain what you’re finding difficult and how it affects everyday life. If you care for someone with dementia, you can also ask about an assessment of your own needs as a carer.

4. Understand paying for care
Depending on your circumstances, you may have to contribute towards the cost of social care. Your local authority can explain what financial assessment may be needed and what support you could receive.

5. Keep a record
Make a note of who you speak to, when you contacted them and what was agreed. If there’s anything you don’t understand, ask for it to be explained, and ask what you can do if you’re not getting the support you need.

Save this post so you can come back to it when you need it 💙

Navigating the social care system can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not sure where to start.

If you or someone you care for is living with dementia, here are five practical steps that can help:

1. Know who to contact
For social care and support with everyday activities, contact your local authority’s adult social care team. They can explain what support may be available in your area.

2. Think about the support you need
Before getting in touch, think about what you or the person you care for is finding difficult day to day. This could include washing and dressing, preparing meals, getting around safely or managing at home.

3. Ask for a care needs assessment
Contact your local authority and ask for a care needs assessment. Explain what you’re finding difficult and how it affects everyday life. If you care for someone with dementia, you can also ask about an assessment of your own needs as a carer.

4. Understand paying for care
Depending on your circumstances, you may have to contribute towards the cost of social care. Your local authority can explain what financial assessment may be needed and what support you could receive.

5. Keep a record
Make a note of who you speak to, when you contacted them and what was agreed. If there’s anything you don’t understand, ask for it to be explained, and ask what you can do if you’re not getting the support you need.

Save this post so you can come back to it when you need it 💙

29/10/2026

One thing that probably doesn't get spoken about or advice given. Haven't seen this before. Keeping a healthy relationship with someone living with dementia can't be easy.

Make sure you follow these pages for more advice and information or reach out.

29/10/2026

This is so important to ring and reach out when you need a helping hand services like this our vital! We are here to support aswell. 🥰

We understand that dementia can leave you feeling overwhelmed, but please know that you are not alone 💙

We are here for you no matter how you need us, from sharing tips and advice, to providing opportunities to connect with others going through similar situations.

Our Dementia Support Line offers personalised information, support and advice. The dementia advisors are there for you seven days a week on 0333 150 3456
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Get help through a local service or group by using our dementia directory to find support for people with dementia and their carers local to them
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If you want to share your experiences with others affected by dementia, you can sign up to join our online Dementia Support Forum to be part of a community 💻

Find out more about the ways you can get support: http://spkl.io/61817XqVx

27/10/2026

💜🚶‍♀️ The Benefits of a Short Walk for Someone Living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s 🚶‍♂️💜

Never underestimate the power of a short walk! 🌷

For someone living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, even a gentle walk around the garden, a local park or a familiar street can make a real difference to their wellbeing.

💜 Reduces anxiety and restlessness – Gentle movement and a change of scenery can help some people feel calmer and more relaxed.

🧠 Supports brain health – Physical activity supports overall health and may help maintain mobility and independence.

🌿 Connects them with nature – Fresh air, sunshine, birdsong and the changing seasons can provide sensory stimulation and moments of joy.

😊 Improves mood – Walking can encourage the release of feel-good chemicals and help reduce stress, supporting emotional wellbeing.

😴 May improve sleep – Gentle daytime activity can help support a healthier sleep routine.

🤝 Creates meaningful connections – Walking together offers precious opportunities to talk, hold hands, share memories or simply enjoy each other’s company without any pressure.

👣 Maintains independence and confidence – With the right support, a short walk can help a person continue doing something familiar and enjoyable for as long as possible.

24/10/2026

EVERYCARE HOME CARE – NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS 💙

We’re delighted to announce that EveryCare Home Care is currently taking on new clients.

We provide reliable, compassionate home care and support services, helping people remain comfortable, independent and confident in their own homes.

✨ Our services include:
• Companionship and social support
• Help with household tasks
• Shopping and errands
• Meal preparation
• Support with appointments and outings
• Practical support around the home
• Regular visits tailored to individual needs

If you or a loved one could benefit from friendly, dependable support at home, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 Get in touch with EveryCare Home Care today to discuss your care and support needs.

💙 Supporting independence. Providing peace of mind.

22/10/2026

🏠 WE’RE HIRING – HOME HELP ASSISTANT 🏠
Are you a caring, reliable and trustworthy person who enjoys helping others? We’re looking for a Home Help Assistant to join our team and support clients in their own homes.

**We are currently going through the CQC so personal care will be required in the very near future **

✨ What you’ll be doing:• General cleaning and tidying• Laundry and ironing• Changing bed linen• Light shopping and errands• Preparing light meals• Providing companionship and friendly support• Helping clients maintain a safe and comfortable home
📋 What we’re looking for:✅ Valid DBS required✅ Reliable and trustworthy✅ Caring and respectful attitude✅ Good communication skills✅ Previous care/home help/cleaning experience is desirable✅ Right to work in the UK
💷 Pay: £min wage per hour DOE⏰
Contract: Zero Hours – flexible working📍 Location: Cambridgeshire
This is a great opportunity for someone looking for flexible work while making a real difference to people's lives. ❤️
📩 Interested? Please send your CV or message us directly for more information.
Email: [email protected] Phone: 07725041547
DBS and relevant employment/safeguarding checks will be required before starting work.

**We are currently going through the CQC so personal care will be required in the very near future **

🏠 WE’RE HIRING – HOME HELP ASSISTANT 🏠
Are you a caring, reliable and trustworthy person who enjoys helping others? We’re looking for a Home Help Assistant to join our team and support clients in their own homes.
✨ What you’ll be doing:• General cleaning and tidying• Laundry and ironing• Changing bed linen• Light shopping and errands• Preparing light meals• Providing companionship and friendly support• Helping clients maintain a safe and comfortable home
📋 What we’re looking for:✅ Valid DBS required✅ Reliable and trustworthy✅ Caring and respectful attitude✅ Good communication skills✅ Previous care/home help/cleaning experience is desirable✅ Right to work in the UK
💷 Pay: £min wage per hour DOE⏰
Contract: Zero Hours – flexible working📍 Location: Cambridgeshire
This is a great opportunity for someone looking for flexible work while making a real difference to people's lives. ❤️
📩 Interested? Please send your CV or message us directly for more information.
Email: [email protected] Phone: 07725041547
DBS and relevant employment/safeguarding checks will be required before starting work.