Visiting Angels Northern Ireland

28/02/2026

Transitioning to home care isn’t just a practical decision, it’s an emotional journey.

From uncertainty and guilt to trust, relief, and peace of mind, families and loved ones experience many emotions along the way. Understanding these stages can make the transition gentler and more positive for everyone involved.

Read our latest blog as we explore the emotional journey of moving to home care and how compassionate support makes all the difference.

21/02/2026

Talking to a parent about accepting care at home isn’t easy. Fear of losing independence, worries about privacy, or simply not wanting to feel like a burden can make this conversation emotional for everyone involved.

The good news? With the right words, timing, and approach, it can become a supportive and empowering discussion - not a difficult one.

Read our latest blog for gentle guidance on how to have this conversation with compassion and confidence.

Read more: https://www.visiting-angels.co.uk/belfast/how-to-talk-to-your-parent-about-accepting-care-at-home/

16/02/2026

Most people assume dementia is something that just happens with age. But the truth? How you live today can shape your brain for decades to come.

Every choice: the way you move, eat, and connect with others - builds resilience. Small steps now can protect your memory, your independence, and your quality of life in the future.

14/02/2026

❤️ Love isn't just for today only, it's what drives our caregivers every day of the year. Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at Visiting Angels Northern Ireland!

14/02/2026

Many families delay home care because of common myths from “losing independence” to “it’s only for the very elderly.”

The truth? Modern home care is flexible, personalised, and designed to support independence, not take it away.

Our latest blog breaks down the most common myths about home care and explains what families really need to know before making care decisions.

Read the full blog to separate myth from reality here: https://www.visiting-angels.co.uk/belfast/common-myths-about-home-care-and-the-truth-behind-them/

12/02/2026

Delighted to see coverage of our launch in the News Letter. A meaningful step forward as we continue building careers, supporting communities, and raising the standard of home care across Northern Ireland.

'We’re building careers and transforming lives': Northern Ireland home care service firm to add 200 jobs and five new local offices

07/02/2026

Noticing small changes in a parent can be worrying missed meals, low energy, or difficulty with daily tasks. These signs often appear gradually, but recognising them early can make a big difference.

Extra support at home doesn’t mean loss of independence. It means safety, comfort, and peace of mind - for them and for you.

Read our latest blog to learn the signs that your parent may benefit from additional support at home.

Read more: https://www.visiting-angels.co.uk/belfast/signs-your-parent-may-need-extra-support-at-home/

06/02/2026

Yesterday marked a truly milestone moment as we officially launched Visiting Angels Northern Ireland 💜
We were honoured to be joined by the Councillor Tracy Kelly Lord Mayor of Belfast, alongside government officials, healthcare professionals, local businesses, and wonderful community partners who came together to support the beginning of this journey.
Launch day was made even more meaningful as we also proudly received our Living Wage NI accreditation reinforcing our commitment to valuing, supporting, and rewarding our dedicated care professionals who make our mission possible every day.
Our team is now here to deliver compassionate, relationship-led, personalised home care to families across Northern Ireland helping loved ones live independently, safely, and comfortably in the place they call home.

Thank you to everyone who celebrated this special milestone with us. Together, we are raising the standard of care and making a lasting difference in our communities.💜

Visiting Angels UK
Northern Ireland Social Care Council
Belfast Live
News LetterPublic Health Agency
Belfast Jobs

05/02/2026

Proud moment for Visiting Angels Northern Ireland 💙
Grateful to the Councillor Tracy Kelly Lord Mayor of Belfast for the warm support as we officially launch our mission to deliver exceptional care at home across Northern Ireland.

04/02/2026

Cancer has touched so many of our lives as family members, friends, care professionals.
This World Cancer Day, we stand with everyone affected, honouring strength, courage, and the importance of compassionate support.
You are not alone. 🪽🪽

03/02/2026

30/01/2026

Caring for a loved one comes from the heart but it can also be exhausting.

Balancing work, family, and caregiving responsibilities often leads to stress, guilt, and burnout.

Home care can make a real difference by sharing the load, offering reassurance, and giving family caregivers the support they deserve.

Read our latest blog to understand how home care helps reduce stress and brings peace of mind back to families.

Learn more: https://www.visiting-angels.co.uk/belfast/how-home-care-reduces-stress-for-family-caregivers/