Dementia Care: 5 Ways To Improve Quality of Life
The Quality Care Campaign are delighted to feature a guest blog from Holly on behalf of FirstCare, who explains how to improve the quality of life for those with dementia,…
‘Willowstone appears to be making headway!’ – a guest blog by Samantha
In February, the Quality Care Campaign interviewed and wrote about the woman that left care because she had enough of what she saw and decided to act. Today, Samantha from…
A day in the life of a carer – my first week
Care work is not straight forward; it’s not a job that anyone can do. It’s a job that requires a lot of strength, patience and in some cases, a strong…
Working from the ground up: Joe’s journey to establishing a care business – week four
In our latest blog series, Joe was telling us [The Quality Care Campaign] about the delays he encountered on his journey to receiving a CQC registration. This week, Joe explains…
Working from the ground up: Joe’s journey to establishing a care business – week three
Last week, Joe* was telling us [the Quality Care Campaign] about renting his own space while carrying out his application for a Care Quality Commission (CQC) registration, before he's even…
Why is the Quality Care Campaign so important to me?
The Quality Care Campaign. The clue is in the name, quality care. What is quality care? Does it mean the same to me as it does you? Probably not. So,…
Working from the ground up: Joe’s journey to establishing a care business
Last week, Joe* told us [the Quality Care Campaign] about his history in the care sector and the thoughts that led him to start the process of opening his own…
Working from the ground up: Joe’s journey to establishing a care business
‘Anyone can care’ is a term heard many times in everyday scenarios, but [we] can tell you this is simply not true. This week’s post for the Quality Care Campaign…
‘I’ve had enough’ – the decision that changed Sam’s life in the care industry
Sam, CEO of Willowstone Care, is just one of thousands of carers who give their everything to do the jobs they do. Sam was a nurse who became frustrated with…