I-Care Independent Carer

23/06/2026

Today took I-Care to Donaghadee with a client for some sea air 💜🐳

21/06/2026

20/06/2026

Who doesn’t love an ice cream 🍦 by the sea on a sunny day? I-Care can take you out for a wee drive 💜

19/06/2026

Accessible worldwide cruises for wheelchair users & those with mobility challenges. Explore the world by cruise - stress free & with ease

ABTA & ATOL Protected

This page is managed by Martin at Hays Travel, a full time wheelchair user + cruise expert

19/06/2026

Bereavement is one of the most significant triggers of loneliness. Losing someone we love doesn't just bring grief, it can fundamentally change our social world, leaving people feeling isolated at one of the hardest times of their lives.

This Loneliness Awareness Week, we're highlighting our Grief and Bereavement resource. Whether you're supporting a colleague, a friend, or navigating loss yourself, we hope you find it a helpful place to start.

Find it on the Learning Zone here: https://learningzone.niscc.info/learning-resources/grief-and-bereavement/

19/06/2026

19/06/2026

19/06/2026

For stroke survivors and their loved ones trying to make sense of a new and terrifying post-stroke world, can make them feel isolated and alone.

They may not be able to do things that kept them in social circles, such as going to work, playing a sport, or taking part in a hobby.

Getting to places and transportation can be particularly difficult after a stroke, too, especially if they now need disability aids such as a wheelchair to get around. This makes it more difficult to see friends and family.

This Loneliness Awareness Week, we want to ask you, if you have had a stroke did you feel isolated and lonely, if so, how did you find ways to connect with people again?