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5 low-intensity activities to keep loved ones fit and well this summer

Posted 11 Aug 2025

5 low-intensity activities to keep loved ones fit and well this summer

44% of adults aged 75 to 84 are not currently physically active, according to research conducted by the UK Government.  As we get older, it’s natural to want to slow down and start participating in less physical activity. Whether you’re
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How to keep active during the winter months

Posted 05 Dec 2024

How to keep active during the winter months

During the cold winter months, it can be a struggle to keep active, especially for our elderly loved ones. However, keeping active is important in order to stay healthy, physically and mentally. Winter weather conditions increase the risks associated with
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What Makes a Good Carer?

Posted 12 Aug 2024

What Makes a Good Carer?

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 of a carer allows you to truly impact the lives of
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The Symptoms of TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack)

Posted 05 Sep 2023

The Symptoms of TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack)

A transient ischaemic attack (TIA) is a temporary blockage of blood flow to the brain. It is often called a “mini stroke” because it disrupts blood supply to parts of the brain, leading to symptoms similar to those of a
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How many types of diabetes are there?

Posted 31 Aug 2023

How many types of diabetes are there?

There are many different types of diabetes with the two most common being: Type 1 diabetes and Type 2 diabetes. Each type of diabetes has its own causes, symptoms, and treatments. Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects millions of
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Should your ageing parent move in with you?

Posted 13 Jan 2023

Should your ageing parent move in with you?

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Being a carer for a family member

Posted 13 Jan 2023

Being a carer for a family member

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How to make stairs safer for the older generation

Posted 13 Jan 2023

How to make stairs safer for the older generation

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How to set-up a care schedule

Posted 20 Oct 2022

How to set-up a care schedule

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How to care for an elderly person

Posted 12 Jan 2022

How to care for an elderly person

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