Category: Alzheimer’s & Dementia
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How Transport Support Helps Older Adults Stay Active & Social
Losing independent travel changes how much someone moves, who they see and how they see themselves. The transport options that keep older adults connected.
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Maintaining Dignity During Personal Care
Dignity in personal care is a set of specific, repeatable behaviours — not a value on a website. What good looks like, and what to expect from week one.
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Community Access & Transport Support: Staying Connected in Worthing & Adur
Community access support gets someone out of the house and back into the world. What it covers in Worthing and Adur, and why giving up driving changes so much.
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Emergency Respite Care: What to Do When You Can’t Provide Care
What to do when you cannot provide care tonight: the emergency steps in order, who to ring in West Sussex, and how to plan before it ever happens.
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Recovering at Home After Hospital: How Reablement Works
Arranging care after a hospital discharge in West Sussex. Discharge to Assess, your rights, free reablement, and how to set up support fast.
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10 Signs Your Elderly Parent May Need Home Care
Worried about an ageing parent? Here are 10 warning signs they may need home care, plus what to do next. Download our free family checklist.
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Parkinson’s Care at Home: Getting Medication On Time
Parkinson’s care at home lives or dies on medication timing. On/off periods, freezing, falls, swallowing, funding and what to ask a provider — in plain terms.
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Respite Care Explained: Taking a Break as a Family Carer
What respite care is, the options available, what it costs and how to arrange it in Worthing & Adur. Support for family carers who need a break.