The impact of worrying about your finances can be huge, both on your mental wellbeing and on family life. Our Welfare Services Lead, Carrie Pearce, is here to offer some advice for financial self-care. Reaching the point of retirement can bring with it very conflicting feelings – but there are some things you can do to help you come to terms with your new normal. With price hikes on everything from bills to fuel and food, our Welfare Services Lead, Carrie Pearce, has shared a few ideas to help ease the financial burden. We have various support pathways available to carers - but do you know what we mean when we refer to 'carers'? You may well be one yourself... One of our Jubilee House nurses shares what an average day is like for the team that provides round the clock care, kindness and compassion to beneficiaries with additional needs. (All client names have been changed for confidentiality).
Looking after yourself means looking after your finances
Heading into retirement: tips to help the transition
Cost of living increases: are you feeling the pinch?
Who is considered a carer?
A day in the life of our nursing team
