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Live-in Care and Home Adaptions: Neil Wallace

Posted 28 Apr 2025

Live-in Care and Home Adaptions: Neil Wallace

Did you know that 58% of people in England would be devastated if they had to move out of their homes? At The Good Care Group, ensuring people of all ages stay in the place they feel most comfortable and
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Dying Matters Awareness Week 2025

Posted 24 Apr 2025

Dying Matters Awareness Week 2025

Discussing topics related to death, dying, and bereavement can be a challenging and uncomfortable task for many individuals. Sometimes, it can be difficult to find the right words to express oneself in such situations. However, Hospice UK’s Dying Matters campaign
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Stroke Awareness Month 2025

Posted 24 Apr 2025

Stroke Awareness Month 2025

Make May Purple, runs annually each year to help raise the awareness of stroke and the impact it can have on the individuals and their families. Despite being a leading cause of death and disability, strokes are often misunderstood and
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Carer of the Month – Ana

Posted 15 Apr 2025

Carer of the Month – Ana

A huge congratulations to Ana, our TGCG Carer of the Month! At The Good Care Group (TGCG), excellence in care is more than a goal; it’s a commitment to helping people to live the best life they can. The role
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How long can respite care last?

Posted 08 Apr 2025

How long can respite care last?

What is respite care? Respite care is available in a variety of formats, such as in-home, visiting, or residential. It provides short-term support, allowing primary caregivers to take a break for their own well-being, or to address urgent situations like
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Spring into Wellness: Exercises for the Elderly

Posted 02 Apr 2025

Spring into Wellness: Exercises for the Elderly

With spring upon us, warmer weather and longer days offer the perfect opportunity for a fresh start, both physically and mentally. Getting outside, reconnecting with the community, and establishing healthy habits are all beneficial. Regular exercise is key to maintaining
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A Guide to Emergency Respite Care

Posted 01 Apr 2025

A Guide to Emergency Respite Care

No one can foresee an emergency – especially when you’re caring for a loved one. There may be occasions when you need immediate support to ensure they continue to receive the care they deserve. Emergency respite care is designed to
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Benefits of Respite Care

Posted 12 Mar 2025

Benefits of Respite Care

Why is Respite Care So Important for Carers Respite care is essential as it supports not only your well-being but also the person receiving care. It gives you the opportunity to take a much-needed break from your caregiving duties and
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Feeling Trapped Caring For Elderly Parent

Posted 11 Mar 2025

Feeling Trapped Caring For Elderly Parent

Caring for a parent can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also take a significant toll on your mental and physical well-being. A study by University College London (UCL) found that those who become unpaid caregivers experience a significant decline
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Hydration and Dementia

Posted 10 Mar 2025

Hydration and Dementia

The Importance of Hydration in Dementia Hydration is vital for people of all ages, and is important for maintaining overall health and well-being. Drinking enough fluids ensures the optimal functioning of vital organs, aids digestion, regulates body temperature and supports
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