Live-In Care Hub

‘The Live-in Care Hub’ is an impartial information resource where you can learn all you need about arranging live in home help for yourself or a relative.

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Can someone be forced into a care home in the UK? Trudi Scrivener, owner of Ashridge Home Care and member of The Live In Care Hub, answers this important question. Watch her explain your rights and options when it comes to care. #CareChoices

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Please join us: share this post with your networks, tell your own stories about how vital and skilled care workers are, and use #SkilledNotLowSkilled to help change the narrative.💙
#CareCantWait #SocialCare #Crisis #RespectCareWorkers

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This guide will help you work out any care funding shortfall, understand what state benefits you may be entitled to, & start exploring the best ways to cover the costs of care. And remember — you don’t have to figure it all out on your own.🙂‍https://t.co/8ERswINhfC #LiveinCare

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The path to great care starts with one simple step:
Ask. Listen. Involve.
Because when care is shared, so is control — and that’s how everyone wins.
#CareChoices #LiveInCareHub #HomeCare

[MS Society UK @mssocietyuk]

It’s MS Awareness Week! 🥳🙌💥

We’re launching our joint campaign #MSConversations, to shine a spotlight on how challenging it can be to talk about MS.

We asked the MS community to share their most memorable #MSConversation. 💬

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[Alzheimer's Society @alzheimerssoc]

Dementia is the broad term used to describe a number of different conditions affecting the brain, including Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and over 100 more forms.

Today, we’re shining a light on vascular dementia. It’s the second most common type of dementia (after Alzheimer's disease) and everyone experiences it differently.

The most common symptoms of vascular dementia during the early stages are:

🧠 Problems with planning or organising, making decisions or solving problems

🧠 Difficulties following a series of steps (such as when cooking a meal)

🧠 Slower speed of thought

🧠 Problems concentrating, including short periods of sudden confusion.

A person in the early stages may also have difficulties with their memory and their language.

There are also different types of vascular dementia, which are all a result of problems with blood supply to parts of the brain, which then become damaged.

If you, or someone you know, is affected by dementia we are here for you. Please our Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456.

Learn more about the different types of vascular dementia 👇https://t.co/2s3AzPnj8s

[Live-In Care Hub @LiveInCareHub]

If you have Parkinson’s, dance has been shown to have many benefits. Basic dance techniques can improve your posture, core strength and coordination. We love this empowering video from @ParkinsonsUK💙 #Wellbeing #Support #Care

[Parkinson's UK @ParkinsonsUK]

Dixie is trained in music facilitation and runs a sit down dance class that is gentle and fun.

This International Dance Day we're highlighting a video that showcases the work she does, and the benefits of dance for those with Parkinson's.

Learn more 👉 https://t.co/5owdlxrQKC

[Live-In Care Hub @LiveInCareHub]

🗣️ The language crisis in home care – And what we’re doing about it. https://t.co/EBenb5ZUUd #CareChoices #LiveinCareHub

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Care homes aren't for everyone — and that's okay.
When it comes to caring for a loved one, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution.

We’re here to help families explore an option that’s often overlooked but deeply life-changing: live-in care. https://t.co/HQFPJkhmor #CareChoices

[Live-In Care Hub @LiveInCareHub]

We hear this a lot—and it’s a completely understandable concern.
But the truth is, #liveincare offers something many people don’t expect: more freedom, more comfort, and more peace of mind. https://t.co/fldHtPFucp
#CelebratingSocialCare #HomeCare #CareChoices

[Live-In Care Hub @LiveInCareHub]

Let’s continue to support and celebrate the organisations that are doing things differently — and doing them for the right reasons. https://t.co/zCkjq4st66
#CelebratingSocialCare #LiveinCare #HomeCare

[Stroke Association @TheStrokeAssoc]

Our Stroke Support Helpline is accessible! 📞

Thanks to our partnership with @SignVideo, every stroke survivor who is deaf or hard of hearing can contact our Stroke Support Helpline via video call, supported by a BSL interpreter.

#SignLanguageWeek 👇

[We Are Undefeatable @undefeatable]

We're excited to be celebrating #WorldParkinsonsDay with the @VirtualVillHall and @ParkinsonsUK!

On Friday 11th April we'll be co-hosting two condition friendly movement sessions on Instagram and Facebook Live.

Find out more 👇

[The Royal Family @RoyalFamily]

It must be love! 🫶

A special tribute on the Forecourt of Buckingham Palace, to mark Their Majesties’ 20th wedding anniversary today.

[Live-In Care Hub @LiveInCareHub]

If you're a live-in care provider who shares our vision and values, we’d love to welcome you to the #LiveinCareHub. Join us in reshaping the future of care—one home at a time. 👋 https://t.co/0yk8l3QnqN
#LiveinCareHub #Impact #Guidance #Advocacy #Care

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An LPA isn’t just for emergencies. In fact, the best time to set one up is before you actually need it. https://t.co/tzPQgmt8Ms #LiveinCareHub #CarePlanning #CareChoices

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Show yourself the same kindness you show your loved one. No one can do it all, all the time – and you don’t have to. https://t.co/VgsXW1INou @alzheimerssoc
#Dementia #Guilt #FamilyCarers #SelfCare

[Live-In Care Hub @LiveInCareHub]

“Where’s Jackie?” 💔 Just three words—and yet they speak volumes. Lady Stewart’s quiet question offers a moving glimpse into the reality of #dementia, a condition that affects far more than memory. #SirJackieStewart #UnitedAgainstDementia

https://t.co/3Io5CwCHWl

[Live-In Care Hub @LiveInCareHub]

💬 Have you supported a loved one from a distance? What worked well for you? Any tools or tech you’d recommend? What helped you stay emotionally connected, even when you couldn’t be there in person? Please join the conversation! 🙏
https://t.co/mtavyIYh5h #CareConversations