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Being an informal carer is a profound commitment. Countless individuals dedicate themselves to supporting family members or friends living with illness, disability, or advancing age. It’s a role brimming with love, often requiring immense personal sacrifice, and can feel like an unending marathon rather than a sprint. In the daily…

Recently, two inpatient units, social enterprise Medway Community Healthcare (MCH) through the NHS, switched to using iD continence care products. Below we spoke with Lizzy Preston, Practice Development Nurse for Inpatient Units, to find out about the project and results seen. The Challenge Darland House, a specialized nursing home for…

Grace Cares, in collaboration with Ontex Global, has released a powerful new white paper highlighting the urgent need to support the UK’s millions of Unpaid Caregivers. This group is too often overlooked in policy, services, and public understanding.  Titled “Caring by Love, not by Pay: Stories and Solutions from Unpaid…

The messy emotions we’re not supposed to talk about  No one warns you that caregiving can feel like a battlefield. That the person you love can glare at you like a stranger. That you can clench your jaw so hard it hurts.  This isn’t the caregiving in TV shows. This is the real,…

Why Amateur Caregivers Might Actually Do It Better We live in a world obsessed with expertise. We’re taught to believe that only the trained, the certified, the experienced are qualified to take action – especially in something as sensitive and serious as caregiving.  But here’s a radical truth: sometimes, not…