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Helping Hands celebrates 30 years in home care

During May, Helping Hands Home Care celebrated the company’s 30th year in providing quality care - with the help of some of their most loyal and longest-standing customers.

To commemorate this milestone in the company’s history, Chairman Tim Lee visited two customers who have collectively received care from the company for nearly 40 years and presented them with a token of appreciation.

Jean, a Helping Hands customer for 23 years, was visited by Tim, Area Manager Joanne Broderick and her visiting carer Yvonne Maddock.

Tim also visited Julie, another valued customer who has received both live-in and visiting care for the past 16 years. Also present was Worcester Live-in Manager Samantha Grabham, Julie’s live-in carer Sophie Gakwaya and her visiting carer since 2002 – Mandy Baylis.

Read the full story here.

Last updated on 04 June 2019.

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Hannah’s story: Living with cerebral palsy as a young adult

Meet Hannah, a bright and bubbly 27-year-old with a great sense of humour and positive outlook on life. She loves music and was even lucky enough to watch the Rolling Stones live at the London Stadium in 2018! She also lives with cerebral palsy and has done since birth. Since starting care with Helping Hands in March, she describes her experience as “life-changing”. 

Read her inspiring story and why she’d recommend Helping Hands to any other young person in need of support here.

 

Last updated on 04 June 2019.

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Living with Alzheimer’s – Common Symptoms and Treatments

As one of the UK’s leading Dementia Home Care Specialists, we understand how the effects of this group of conditions can impact upon people’s lives.  We’ve created a series of blogs on the different types of dementia and how you and your family can live well with whichever condition you or your loved one has.

With 850,000 in the UK living with dementia and with this number set to rise to over 1 million by 2025, there is more need than ever to understand as much as we can about this condition and to work closer to a cure. Beginning with the most common type of dementia – Alzheimer’s – we explore what the condition is, symptoms and different treatment options.

Read the full article here.

Last updated on 04 June 2019.

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