Everyday Practicalities
Below are our 10 articles in the everyday practicalities' category:
All carers need time away from their responsibilities. Arranging for cover means that a carer must understand the importance of taking a break both...
The article explains that most NHS and Social Services professionals do their best in difficult circumstances. It advises ways to ensure that...
An introduction to the wide variety of equipment available to help disabled and infirm people live independently in their own home. The article...
The article describes a variety of adaptations that may be made to a home to help a disabled person live more independently. It gives details about...
As we all know, if records are kept about our personal finances and general household management, our daily lives run much more smoothly. The same...
Keeping up with a loved one's dietary requirements can be difficult for carers who must cope with frequent changes. Keeping good records and creating...
The article describes the reasons for drawing up a Lasting Power of Attorney, its scope and what happens if someone becomes seriously ill without one...
When someone you care for becomes ill, has had an accident or other serious condition that necessitates you looking after them, they become your...
An article describing the transport options available to people with limited mobility. It explains how different mobility aids can be obtained and...
There are many circumstances where written instructions of your loved one’s routine can be very useful. For example:
You care for a parent or...
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