When you hear the words care home, you might automatically think of accommodation for older people. However, care homes can also provide accommodation and support for younger adults who have physical disabilities or more complex care needs. If you are a young adult who needs regular help with everyday activities, you may be considering whether […]
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Sep
Sep
If you are a young adult with a physical disability or complex care needs, you may be considering different types of care and wondering which option could be right for you. Two terms you may come across are residential care and nursing care. Although both provide accommodation and support, there are some important differences between […]
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Sep
Sep
If you are a young adult who receives regular care and support, you may sometimes need a change of environment or a short break from your usual routine. Respite care can provide an opportunity to stay in a residential care home for a short period while continuing to receive the support you need. It can […]
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Aug
Aug
If you are a young adult who is physically disabled and you usually live at home, there may be times when you need somewhere else to stay for a short period. Knowing whether your needs will be met during this time is something that can bring a lot of anxiety, and this is where respite […]
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Aug
Aug
Residential care is a type of care option that provides accommodation alongside care and support for people who need help with everyday activities. This makes it a suitable choice for people of different ages, with different levels of care needs, including older people and young adults with physical disabilities. If this applies to you or […]
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Aug
Aug
If you are a young adult who is physically disabled and considering your care options, residential care might be something you’ve heard of. This is a type of care option that provides accommodation and meals, alongside care and support to help you with everyday activities. The level of support will be tailored to your needs […]