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How do the children, grandchildren, friends and other relatives find a way to work together to support older people?

Practical ways to support yourself as a voluntary carer
The pressure of caring for an older relative can build up and sometimes feel overwhelming – especially if you’re juggling work and care commitments. A growing number of people are turning to Google to find support in caring. New research from Seniorcare by Lottie has found a surge in online searches from carers across the […]
Read moreHow to Overcome a Traumatic Experience
Collaborative Post It was country music star Dolly Parton who once opined that “if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain”, and this is an incredibly positive way of explaining the inevitability of life’s pitfalls and traumatic moments. After all, we all experience sad and frustrating times throughout our lives, but […]
Read more3 ways to take care of an elderly parent
Collaborative Post Our parents have always been there for us. They have fed us, clothed us, and stayed up all night with us, so as they become older, children frequently feel compelled to reciprocate that love and devotion by caring for ageing parents. This can be a very demanding effort, both physically and emotionally, and […]
Read moreTeaching diversity within an early years setting
Collaborative Post According to the latest census data, 13% of the United Kingdom population is considered to be of mixed or foreign descent. It is also likely that the nation will become more diverse in the future. This is why there is no better time to teach children about their differences. However, teaching diversity within […]
Read moreWhat is Carer’s Allowance?
You could get £67.60 a week in Carer’s Allowance if you care for someone at least 35 hours a week. That makes it a pretty full-time job, although some people do fit part-time working into their day as well. There are rules. You can’t share a Carer’s Allowance with someone else. Only one person can […]
Read moreWhat help is available for unpaid carers?
Are you one of the estimated 13.6 million unpaid carers in the UK? The people who voluntarily provide support for family members and friends who are unable to live completely independently? If you are, then you’re contributing to saving the government around £132 billion a year, which is the value of the care that would […]
Read moreHow To Make The Most Out Of Your Botox Treatment
Collaborative Post Botox is one of the best solutions for both men and women when they want to stop the onset of early signs of ageing. With that stated, to ensure that you are reaping the maximum benefits from the treatment, you would need to follow the tips mentioned below. Do Not Forget To Consult […]
Read moreHow can we help our seniors keep their homes clean?
When it comes to housework, some people do a better job than others. However, you should be on the lookout if your older relative’s or friend’s home suddenly starts looking disorganised. Difficulty in doing housework is one of the common signs that your loved one might be having health issues, such as fear of falling or […]
Read moreCoping with hair loss: 3 crucial factors
Collaborative Post Since hair is one of the first places where the signs of ageing begin to make their appearance, the effects can leave us feeling depressed and anxious. Even though hair loss is a gradual and inevitable part of ageing itself for most of the population, negative psycho-social impacts can be quite damaging if […]
Read moreLooking after your business in retirement
Collaborative Post Retirement is relatively simple if you’ve been employed for most of your life. Use your workplace pension to relax after retirement. Business owners and entrepreneurs, however, may face greater challenges when it comes to retiring. In order to ensure that your finances continue to support you as you age, you’ll need to decide […]
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