Good food hygiene is always important, but it's even more crucial within care homes. Find out how care homes are able to maintain good food hygiene levels.

Respite care has many benefits for caregivers. Find out the importance of respite care in relieving caregiver pressure & creating time for relaxation & rest.

Promoting dignity in care homes is important for every resident, but what does dignity actually mean within care home settings? Find out in our helpful guide.

Palliative nurses provide comfort and support to patients facing serious illnesses. Discover their vital roles and responsibilities now.

Care homes and nursing homes both provide residential care, but differ in their medical care capabilities. Read about the differences between them here.

Care home care plans are important to ensure high-quality care is provided to all residents. Find out what a care plan is and how they are developed.

Care options for people with physical disabilities include supported living & residential care. Find out the differences between them & which is best for you.

People with dementia can often experience agitation and anxiety. Find out the best ways to calm someone living with dementia with our helpful guide.

Transform your loved one's nursing home room with creative decor ideas. Discover space-saving arrangements and personalised touches. Find out more now.

Attendance allowance helps cover the cost of care home fees for those who need it. Learn about eligibility, rates, and how to apply now.

If your family member sadly passes away whilst in a care home, the staff will have processes in place that will be followed. Find out the usual procedures.

Hobbies are a great way to stay mentally and physically stimulated. Find out the top 10 engaging and fun hobbies for elderly people.

Care home care plans are important to ensure high-quality care is provided to all residents. Find out what a care plan is and how they are developed.

Advocacy brings many benefits to those who require extra support. Find out the different advocacy services and how they can play a role for your loved ones.

Safeguarding vulnerable adults means to protect them from harm, abuse and neglect. Find out how safeguarding policies are followed within care homes.

The responsibilities & duties of a care worker in a residential home are wide-ranging. Find out what care workers do to make a difference in care homes.

Unsure what happens to your private pension, state pension or pension credit when moving into a care home? Find out what you are entitled to, here.

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Dementia is a broad umbrella term used to describe a range of progressive neurological disorders.

Day centres and day care services provide a safe environment to relax and enjoy different activities or to pursue a hobby. 

One size doesn’t fit all for a holiday, that’s why there are so many different holiday options to choose from.

For those who are living at home and plan to remain at home it is important to consider and prepare for some of the challenges you may have in the future.

Dementia is something that affects families all over the UK, and the number of families is expected to rise over the next few years.

Take a look at our short animation that guides you through the process of choosing and moving into a care home.

Unlike healthcare delivered in the NHS, residential and nursing care for older people is not free for everyone.

The process of choosing a care home is often an emotional and complex process. The decision to put your loved one into a home is likely to have left you worried about how the change may affect them.

The Orders of St John Care Trust (OSJCT) provides a person-centred approach to Respite Care, ensuring that every resident can relax in the knowledge that our dedicated team are there to support them for the duration of their stay.