We can support the twinkle behind your wrinkle
Right at Home are ready to safely support your independence and maintain your preferred day to day living.
Published: 07/03/2025
How we help with independent living and building social connections
You deserve great home support and, on your terms, and we believe that this starts with listening to you and what you want. To help with setting you up to feel your best every day, our friendly team are on hand to assist you with many of life's fundamentals such as medication, meals, and essential daily routines. However, we can also encourage and help with the planning of suitable activities and potential social opportunities to help with promoting your mental wellbeing and combat feelings of isolation.
This combination of practical assistance and emotional support enables individuals to live more fulfilling and independent lives, preserving their dignity and autonomy. Social interaction impacts our energy and stress levels and engaging with the right social groups may offer a boost to your overall health and wellbeing.
It is often remarked that we all feel young inside no matter what our physical age and we hope to encourage the twinkle behind the wrinkle!
Jackie | Client's Wife"The thoughtful, caring, friendly, companionship being given to my husband is above and beyond expectations. He looks forward to his outings and always comes back home a happier man. The team are helpful and friendly. It's good to know they are there when needed. I would recommend them."
Tony's Story
With a ‘never give in spirit’ we think Tony is an inspiration to those feeling isolated and maybe lacking in confidence, after a life changing diagnosis.
Living with Alzheimer’s and with the support of his family he actively sought out local social groups where he could potentially connect with likeminded people. Now, he can share his poetry, a creative pursuit that helps him maintain cognitive function and recall precious memories.
Tony's journey demonstrates the power of staying active and the benefits of his persistence’s finding the right social activities he now enjoys on a weekly basis.
You are in safe hands.
Fully trained and ready to help you plan suitable outings, identify interests and connect you with activities that match your preferences.
The core purpose of good home support is to actively promote the well-being of individuals, ensuring they receive safe, high-quality support, including the intellectual and emotional needs. Trading for over ten years, we prioritise individual choice and ensure consistent high standards when supporting our Clients with their independence.
See our top tips for socialising below ....
Here are our top tips to finding the right social groups:
1. Find likeminded people
Start by reflecting on your hobbies, passions, and interests. This will perhaps help you narrow down potential suitable local groups. Platforms like Facebook and online forums can offer a plethora of groups.
2. Be Patient
Building meaningful connections can take time. Don't be to discouraged if you don't find your perfect group immediately. Continue exploring different options and give yourself time to connect with people. Pay attention to the group's atmosphere and the interactions between members. Ensure that the group's values and dynamics align with your own.
3. Don't be afraid to try new things
Stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to finding new and exciting social groups. Try a group that you might not normally consider. We feel it is better to have a few close connections than many superficial ones. Focus on building genuine relationships with likeminded people.
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