Good Care Month aims to shine a light on these caregivers’ exceptional work and highlight their profound impact on the lives of those they support.
As an esteemed live-in care provider, Mumby’s Live-in Care takes immense pride in participating in this meaningful campaign.
A live in carer can often be the best way to provide support and care for a loved one. With live in care, your loved one can retain as much independence as possible. Live in care also allows them to maintain their usual routines and lifestyle and stay in the familiar surroundings of home. If …
The relationship between a caregiver and client can be challenging. However, following these simple tips can help you develop a great relationship with your client. Develop good communication Good communication is the key to most relationships and the carer and client relationship is no different. If your client is able to communicate their needs clearly …
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Our many years of experience have shown us that certain personal qualities make an excellent home carer. Here’s what to look for when choosing the right home carer for your loved one. Passionate We choose people who are proud to be home carers. They know they are making a difference in people’s lives and they are …
What do live-in carers do? Live-in carers have one of the most rewarding occupations – they help to care for others and perform tasks for them like household chores and personal care. This means that the person being cared for can stay at home and enjoy the companionship and emotional support that a live-in carer provides. …
November marks National Family Caregivers Month. So we take time to recognise and give support to the millions of people who dedicate their time to caring for a family member. Often a tough and thankless job, family caregivers go above and beyond to help their loved ones to live a comfortable life. According to Carers …
During the Good Care Month, we’ve heard wonderful stories from our outstanding team members, which helped us understand even better what makes our carers love their jobs. We have noticed that a high number of them chose this career path at relatively young ages (30-40 years old), either after obtaining a nursing diploma or after caring …