Great Prospects Care Ltd

Great Prospects Care Ltd Great Prospects Care is a at home-care agency, always ready and always there for you anytime.


Personal Hygiene Care
Physical Disability
Respite cover
Sensory Impairment
Laundry Service
Learning Disability
Medication Assistance
Mental Health Condition
Palliative Care
Shopping Service / Errands
Sit in Service
Transportation Service
Cleaning Service
Companionship
Dementia
Domestic Services / Home Help
Elderly Care
Food Preparation & Serving
High Dependency Care, two carers attending
Hospital Discharge

🎄 Day 6 – Nutrition & Hydration AwarenessCare Christmas Countdown✨ Welcome to Day 6 of our Care Christmas Countdown!🧠 Di...
06/12/2025

🎄 Day 6 – Nutrition & Hydration Awareness
Care Christmas Countdown

✨ Welcome to Day 6 of our Care Christmas Countdown!

đź§  Did you know?
Around 1.3 million older people in the UK are malnourished or at risk of malnutrition, which makes awareness and regular monitoring incredibly important.

đź’ˇ How to Support Healthy Eating & Drinking:

Offer drinks regularly: Encourage small, frequent sips throughout the day to avoid dehydration.

Make fluids appealing: Water, herbal teas, juice, squash, milk or fruit-infused drinks all help.

Include hydrating foods: Soups, jelly, fruit, yoghurt, and water-rich vegetables can boost intake.

Keep drinks easy to reach: Place cups or bottles beside chairs, beds, and in common areas.

Watch for signs of dehydration: Confusion, tiredness, dry mouth, or dark urine may indicate low fluids.

Support meal choices: Offer balanced meals, soft options if needed, and encourage regular eating.

Let’s ensure everyone we care for feels nourished, comfortable, and supported.
Day 6: Nutrition & Hydration Awareness — because wellbeing starts with the basics.

🎄 Day 5 – Learning Disabilities AwarenessCare Christmas Countdown✨ Welcome to Day 5 of our Care Christmas Countdown!Toda...
05/12/2025

🎄 Day 5 – Learning Disabilities Awareness
Care Christmas Countdown

✨ Welcome to Day 5 of our Care Christmas Countdown!
Today, we focus on Learning Disabilities.

đź§  Did you know?
There are around 1.5 million people in the UK living with a learning disability, highlighting how important awareness, inclusion, and understanding are in everyday support.

đź’ˇ How to Support Someone with a Learning Disability:

Use clear, simple communication: Break information down and check understanding.

Be patient and adaptable: Learning may take more time — tailor your approach to the individual.

Use visual supports: Pictures, diagrams, or checklists can help with routines and understanding.

Promote independence: Encourage decision-making and allow people to do things in their own way and time.

Support regular health checks: People with learning disabilities often benefit from tailored health reviews.

Value individuality: Recognise personal strengths, skills, and preferences.

Let’s build an environment of respect, opportunity, and dignity for everyone we support.
Day 5: Learning Disabilities Awareness — because every mind matters.

Care Christmas Countdown✨ Welcome to Day 4 of our Care Christmas Countdown!Today, we focus on Mental Health Awareness.🧠 ...
04/12/2025

Care Christmas Countdown

✨ Welcome to Day 4 of our Care Christmas Countdown!
Today, we focus on Mental Health Awareness.

đź§  Did you know?
Around 1 in 4 adults in the UK experience a mental health problem each year, making awareness, empathy, and early support more important than ever.

💡 How to Support Someone’s Mental Health:

Listen without judgment: Being heard and understood can make a huge difference.

Encourage routine: Regular sleep, meals, and daily structure help promote stability.

Promote connection: Social interactions, even small ones, can help reduce loneliness.

Be aware of triggers: Respect boundaries and recognise what may cause stress or anxiety.

Support seeking help: Gently encourage professional support if needed — therapists, GPs, or support groups.

Let’s make mental wellbeing a priority, today and every day.
Day 4: Mental Health Awareness — because every mind matters.

Care Christmas Countdown✨ Welcome to Day 3 of our Care Christmas Countdown!As we move forward, each day we’re highlighti...
03/12/2025

Care Christmas Countdown

✨ Welcome to Day 3 of our Care Christmas Countdown!
As we move forward, each day we’re highlighting different ways people’s experiences vary and how we can provide care that truly respects those differences.

Today, we’re focusing on Physical Disabilities.

đź§  Did you know?
Nearly 16 million people in the UK live with a disability, many of which are physical, affecting mobility and everyday activities — making awareness and accessibility essential in care.

đź’ˇ How to Support Someone with a Physical Disability:

Make spaces accessible: Clear walkways, ramps, grab rails, and appropriate seating help promote independence.

Be patient with mobility: Allow time for movement, avoid rushing, and offer help only when asked.

Support use of equipment: Mobility aids and adaptive tools help people stay confident and independent.

Communicate respectfully: Make eye contact, speak directly, and always ask before assisting physically.

Encourage participation: Adapt activities when needed and celebrate different ways of doing things.

Let’s continue to make care inclusive, compassionate, and respectful.
Day 3: Physical Disabilities Awareness — because everyone deserves access, dignity, and respect.

✨ Welcome to Day 2 of our Care Christmas Countdown!Today, we focus on Autism Acceptance.🧠 Did you know?There are an esti...
02/12/2025

✨ Welcome to Day 2 of our Care Christmas Countdown!
Today, we focus on Autism Acceptance.

đź§  Did you know?
There are an estimated 700,000 autistic people in the UK, meaning roughly 1 in 100 people are on the autism spectrum, making awareness and acceptance vital in everyday life.

đź’ˇ Tips on Support Someone with Autism:

Be patient and clear in communication: Use plain language, speak at a calm pace, and allow time for processing.

Create sensory-friendly environments: Bright lights, background noise, or strong smells can be overwhelming — adapt when you can.

Respect routines and predictability: Many autistic people find comfort in structure; keeping consistency can reduce stress.

Use visual supports: Timetables, social stories, or visual checklists help with transitions and understanding expectations.

Listen and ask: Ask what works best for them, and respect their preferences; every autistic person is different.

On this journey of care and compassion, let’s make inclusion and respect our guiding stars.
Day 2: Autism Acceptance — because every voice matters.

Care Christmas Countdown✨ Welcome to Day 1 of our Care Christmas Countdown!Every day leading up to Christmas, we’ll spot...
01/12/2025

Care Christmas Countdown

✨ Welcome to Day 1 of our Care Christmas Countdown!
Every day leading up to Christmas, we’ll spotlight a different awareness theme helping us learn, support, and celebrate the people we care for. Today, we start with Dementia Awareness.

There are around 850,000 people in the UK living with dementia. Making awareness, understanding, and support more important than ever.

đź’ˇ How to Support Someone with Dementia:

Communicate Calmly: Use simple, clear language and speak slowly — give them time to process and respond.

Use Memory Aids: Photos, labels, or familiar objects can help with orientation and comfort.

Keep Routines Consistent: Predictable daily structures build a sense of security.

Offer Reassurance: Gentle encouragement, a kind tone, and patience really matter.

Encourage Reminiscence: Listening to stories about their past helps them feel heard, valued, and connected.

✨ Celebrating Excellence in Care ✨A huge well done to Elton for receiving Star of the month in NovemberThis recognition ...
01/12/2025

✨ Celebrating Excellence in Care ✨

A huge well done to Elton for receiving Star of the month in November

This recognition is truly deserved. His commitment to person-centred care shines through in every interaction, and his kindness, respect, and professionalism make a real difference to the people we support.

Even on the toughest days, Elton shows resilience, compassion, and an unwavering dedication to promoting safety and upholding our values. Team members like him help create the standard of care we are proud of.

Thank you, Elton, for everything you do. We appreciate you, and we see the positive impact you make every single day. đź’›

Today we celebrate safer cultures — teams that communicate openly, treat people with dignity and respect, and put safegu...
21/11/2025

Today we celebrate safer cultures — teams that communicate openly, treat people with dignity and respect, and put safeguarding at the centre of everything they do. Thank you to our amazing staff for your commitment to safe, high-quality care. 🌟

Learn more and access the KMSAB resource pack here:
https://www.kmsab.org.uk/p/professionals/awareness-raising-resources

If something doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t. Trust your instincts. Safeguarding starts with noticing and reportin...
20/11/2025

If something doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t. Trust your instincts. Safeguarding starts with noticing and reporting concerns — big or small. A small observation can make a huge difference. 👀

Learn more and access the KMSAB resource pack here:
https://www.kmsab.org.uk/p/professionals/awareness-raising-resources

Empowerment is at the heart of good care. Today we focus on supporting people to make their own decisions, express their...
19/11/2025

Empowerment is at the heart of good care. Today we focus on supporting people to make their own decisions, express their wishes, and stay in control of their lives. Choice matters. Respect matters. Voices matter. đź’ś

Learn more and access the KMSAB resource pack here:
https://www.kmsab.org.uk/p/professionals/awareness-raising-resources

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Prevention happens in everyday actions noticing changes, listening carefully,...
18/11/2025

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Prevention happens in everyday actions noticing changes, listening carefully, and speaking up when something doesn’t feel right. Together we create safer care. 🛡️

Find resources and key messages here:
https://www.kmsab.org.uk/p/professionals/awareness-raising-resources

“Today marks the start of Safeguarding Adults Awareness Week. Let’s change the conversation by speaking openly about wha...
17/11/2025

“Today marks the start of Safeguarding Adults Awareness Week. Let’s change the conversation by speaking openly about what abuse can look like physical, emotional, financial, or neglect. When we talk about safeguarding, we help protect those who may be unable to protect themselves. 💬💙

“Speak up. Safe lives.”

Find resources, campaign key messages and how you can get involved here: https://www.kmsab.org.uk/p/professionals/awareness-raising-resources

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198 Wincheap Road
Canterbury
CT13RY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441227788847

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