Tag: Health & wellbeing
Gardening offer for Customers!
Do you live in a small space and love gardening? Or perhaps you’re not as confident as you used to be kneeling down to tackle those pesky weeds? A raised container garden bed from Vegepod might be just the solution for you.
How to be social this Christmas while staying safe
Christmas is a time for being together with family and friends. While this year’s celebrations might look a little different, there are ways to enjoy the festive season safely. We asked some experts for their tips on staying safe this Christmas.
Virtual Education and Information Sessions
KinCare’s new Virtual Education and Information Sessions offer you the chance to learn about some important topics. Join in and gain valuable insights from our experienced speakers.
Helping you maintain your connections
Maintaining meaningful relationships that can help you lead a happier and healthier life can be difficult at the moment. Now, more than ever, it’s important to stay connected.
Tips for carers during isolation
While nothing beats a face-to-face to visit, there are lots of other ways you can stay connected with elderly family and friends and continue to support their health and wellbeing.
Staying healthy and happy during isolation
Because it’s more important than ever to stay at home during the pandemic, we’ve put together this list of ideas to help you stay healthy, happy and socially connected in your own home.
How nostalgia can boost your health
Rather than a sign that you’re stuck in the past, research shows regular reminiscing can have powerful effects on your health and wellbeing.
Eat and drink healthfully this summer!
Parties, picnics and barbeques – meals outside are one of the loveliest things about summer – but we do need to take a little bit of extra care with what we eat and drink.
Life’s still a beach for these soulmates
With in-home care tailored to meet their unique needs, dynamic duo Marge and John haven’t slowed down in their 90s.
Take it Slow
Modern life is often all go, go, go but a new idea called slow reading aims to use books to slow us down.
Five reasons you should get online
Learning basic internet skills, such as using email, surfing the internet and participating in social media, can provide lots of benefits for your health and wellbeing – without even leaving the house.