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What Duties Does a Live-In Carer Have | Right at Home Mid Hampshire

Published: 28/05/2024

Discover the key responsibilities of a live-in carer, including personal care, medication management, household tasks, meal preparation, companionship, and more.

Celebrating Our Stars: Stacey and Liz Shine as Finalists in Social Care Awards

Published: 20/05/2024

Stacey and Liz are finalists in the Stars of Social Care Awards, shining bright for their exceptional contributions in caregiving and dementia support at RAH Mid Hampshire.

Supporting Dementia Action Week: A Scoop of Joy at Carlo's Ices

Published: 16/05/2024

Join Right at Home Mid Hampshire in celebrating Dementia Action Week with a heartwarming outing to Carlo's Ices.

How Live-In Care Can Help Seniors Thrive at Home

Published: 02/05/2024

From personalised support to companionship and safety, learn how live-in caregivers empower older adults to age with dignity and independence.

April 2024 Newsletter

Published: 29/04/2024

Discover the latest updates and upcoming events in the April 2024 newsletter from Right at Home Mid Hampshire. Stay informed and connected with our community-focused content.

Strategies for Successful Dementia Care

Published: 22/04/2024

Discover empowering strategies for successful dementia care in our latest blog. Learn effective communication, routine establishment, and self-care tips.

The Importance of In-Home Elderly Care Services in Hampshire

Published: 27/03/2024

Discover the significance of in-home elderly care services in Hampshire, tailored to support seniors' health, well-being, and independence.

Bringing the festive cheer to the community

Published: 20/12/2023

As part of the festive season, we held a Christmas party on December 14th, at the local YMCA in Eastleigh.This special event brought together over 60 of our clients and their loved ones for an afternoon of festive fun, food, carols, and dancing.

Protecting loved ones from loneliness this Christmas

Published: 19/12/2023

The holiday season, often heralded as a time of joy and unity, presents a poignant paradox for many in our older community.