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Benefits and Entitlements for Older People

Benefits and Entitlements for Older People

A recent study of elderly people found 42 per cent were unknowingly missing out on any state help, and a further 19 per cent were receiving some benefits but not others. The result is that up to £3.5 billion of benefits go unclaimed by older people every year.  We...

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How we support Max to live in his own flat

How we support Max to live in his own flat

The Care Collection provides Home Care to younger adults and children, as well as older  adults. One such Client is Max, who has Down's Syndrome. We recently spoke to Max's mum about how we reinforce his independence to live in his own flat and support him with daily...

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The Care Collection’s Winter Preparation Checklist

The Care Collection’s Winter Preparation Checklist

As winter draws in, it pays to be prepared. There are a few simple steps which you can take to help during the cold period. It is also important to ensure loved ones, particularly the elderly, are prepared. Keep warm Being cold, especially if you are over 65, can...

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Common misconceptions of working as a Home Care Assistant

Common misconceptions of working as a Home Care Assistant

Working as a Home Care Assistant is a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference to peoples' lives in the local community. In fact, a number of The Care Collection’s staff have said that their job is so enjoyable and rewarding that it does not feel like work!...

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How to support a loved one with an acquired brain injury

How to support a loved one with an acquired brain injury

What is an acquired brain injury? An acquired brain injury (ABI) is an injury to the brain which occurs after birth. It may occur due to a traumatic injury caused by an impact to the head or because of a tumour, stroke or brain haemorrhage, to name a few. What are the...

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Exercise for those with Dementia

Exercise for those with Dementia

It is common knowledge that regular exercise is important for general health and well being. Exercise can improve mood and decrease feelings of depression, anxiety and stress among other benefits.  However, for people with Dementia exercise can become increasingly...

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