Latest from Jewel Home Support
Stories, insights and updates from our team, covering the people we support and the care we provide across Greater Manchester and Lancashire.
Understanding Dysphagia: Swallowing Difficulties in Home Care
Dysphagia means difficulty swallowing food or drink safely. We explain the signs to look for, why older adults are more at risk, and how we support Service Users who live with it.
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How We Support Good Nutrition and Hydration at Home
Jewel Home Support has a responsibility to make sure every Service User receives proper nutrition and hydration. Here's how our carers put that into practice at every visit.
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Recognising the Signs of Dehydration in an Older Loved One
Dehydration is one of the most common, and most preventable, health risks facing older people. Here's what causes it, the signs to watch for, and how our carers help prevent it.
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Choosing End of Life Care at Home: What Families Should Know
Many people would prefer to spend their final months in familiar surroundings. Here's what end of life care at home involves and how it can support the whole family.
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No Space for Racism: Our Commitment to Equality and Respect
Jewel Home Support has a zero-tolerance approach to racism and discrimination. Here's what that means in practice, for clients, carers and communities.
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What Is a Care Needs Assessment and How Do You Get One?
A care needs assessment is the first step to getting the right support. We explain what it involves, who's entitled, and how to request one from your council.
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Night Care: What Families Need to Know
Disturbed nights are one of the biggest challenges for families caring at home. Night care can make a real difference: here is what it looks like in practice.
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How Live-In Care Compares to a Care Home
When round-the-clock support is needed, a care home isn't the only option. Live-in care offers a genuine alternative: here's how the two compare.
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Personal Care at Home: What to Expect
Many people feel unsure about accepting help with personal care. Here's what it involves, how dignity is protected, and what the first visit looks like.
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Caring for Someone With Parkinson's: A Practical Guide
Parkinson's affects movement, speech and daily living differently for everyone. We share practical home care approaches that make a real difference.
Read more →When Is It Time to Get Help at Home?
Recognising when a loved one needs support isn't always straightforward. These are the signs families tell us they wish they'd noticed sooner.
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Staying Cool and Safe During the Summer Months
Warm weather brings real risks for older and vulnerable people. Simple, practical ways our carers help clients stay hydrated and safe this summer.
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Supporting a Loved One With Dementia at Home
Familiar surroundings are a real comfort for someone living with dementia. Gentle, practical approaches to help families maintain calm and routine at home.
Read more →Questions to Ask When Choosing a Home Care Provider
Choosing care for someone you love is a big decision. These are the questions worth asking any provider before you commit.
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