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28th February 2017
Falls – the quiet menace
One-third fewer falls for live-in care Falls – the quiet menace. They may sound relatively innocuous, but research undertaken by Age UK shows that every minute, six people over the age of
9th February 2017
Four ways of paying for care
Financing your care Working out how to pay for your care can be a confusing and tricky business. We understand just how hard it is to even know where to start,
5th August 2016
Live-in Care Hub
Trinity Homecare is proud to be a founder member of the Live-in care hub. The live-in care hub is a not-for-profit organisation, committed to improving the standards and quality of care across the UK but giving people the opportunity to be cared for in the comfort of their own home, where they can still enjoy their homely comforts and everyday life.
23rd June 2016
Caring in a convent
96-year-old Sister S wanted to remain at home in her convent. Our carers provided companionship, reassurance and routine.
23rd June 2016
My life as a live-in carer
Louise loves providing an alternative option to a care home and making close friendships with her clients.
23rd June 2016
Why I chose to become a live-in carer
Charlotte became a live-in carer because she finds it so rewarding to give someone a better quality of life.
20th June 2016
From banking to live-in caring
Live-in carer Sarah Brown left a career in banking to find something more meaningful.
20th June 2016
Live-in care is like living with family
Working in a residential home, Chris wanted more time to give to the people she cared for, so she became a live-in carer.
20th June 2016
Independence and freedom
Sarah came to Trinity because she needed a live-in carer who could drive. But the team soon clocked that what Sarah really needed was not just a driver - but someone who would also enjoy the ride.
20th June 2016
A portrait of dementia
84-year-old Angus Hallman , a psychiatrist specialising in mood and memory reflects on his own dementia.