Bluebird Care Dudley, Kidderminster & Malvern

10/11/2025

What if care could feel like comfort? Like a familiar face at the door.
A cup of tea shared in the kitchen. A gentle hand when it’s needed most.
That’s what we offer - expert support wrapped in kindness, delivered at home where your loved one feels safest. 🏡
So they can keep being themselves. And you can keep being their son, daughter, friend, and not just their carer.
Get in touch with our friendly team to find out more about our services today! ☎️

09/11/2025

07/11/2025

Sounds like a lovely event. 💙☕

We’re looking forward to hosting our first coffee mornings next week!

The ‘Coffee, cake and Castle Hill’ events will run at the zoo between 10.30am and 12.30pm on a Tuesday and Thursday during the winter months and will offer residents a chance to meet and talk with others in a warm and welcoming space and learn more about the natural and man-made history of our local area, while enjoying coffee, tea, biscuits and cake!

Although the coffee mornings are free, places need to be pre-booked by calling 01384 215313 (the office is open Mon - Fri) or on our website - the link's in the comments! 👇

These events are possible thanks to funding from the UK government, through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund as we aim to connect more people in our local community with nature and each other!

06/11/2025

Today our wonderful Supervisor, Lyndsay, was out and about with@Sedgley E Townswomen's Guild planting 200 poppies by Sedgley War Memorial and the Tommy Statue. If you are out and about in Sedgley please take time to go and see this beautiful tribute in our Community. 💙

05/11/2025

Did you know? Today is National Stress Awareness Day! 💙
Recognising physical signs of stress is important in helping to recover from it.
When we face a stressful situation, the body produces stress hormones. These hormones then trigger a response, fight or flight, as well as activating our immune system, to help us deal with dangerous situations. Sometimes this response is helpful, it can help us push beyond our ‘normal’ capabilities.
However too much stress, too often can cause negative effects, leaving us overwhelmed, and long-term affecting our physical and mental health.
Whether you’re a carer, customer, or loved one - remember to pause, breathe, and find small moments of calm.
A walk, a song, or simply sharing how you feel can make all the difference. Learn more on our website!
https://nuvi.me/m83pnf

03/11/2025

Do you fancy getting involved in some crafting? This could be a chance for you to try if you're new to it or get back to an old hobby if it's something you used to enjoy. 💙

Crystal Quilters and Stitchers will be coming to Stourbridge Library and offering a drop in make and take table. Suitable for beginners. Tuesday 11th November and Tuesday 18th November 2pm - 4pm. No need to book, what will you make?

03/11/2025

🥳 Happy Birthday to our beautiful customer Hazel! We hope you had a wonderful day! 🎂💐

03/11/2025

As the leaves change and the days get cosier, it’s a perfect reminder that small, meaningful moments matter most.
At Bluebird Care, we bring companionship, support, and reassurance to every visit, helping loved ones enjoy life’s little joys - just like the season encourages us to do. 💛

31/10/2025

🎃👻 Happy Halloween from all of us at Bluebird Care! 🎃👻
Today, our Care Professionals are bringing a little seasonal fun to the people we support - from pumpkin decorations to sharing sweet treats and plenty of smiles.
Because home is where the heart is (and sometimes where the best Halloween snacks are too!). 🧡

30/10/2025

Well done Malcolm - what an inspirational journey! 💙

Today, 29th October, is World Stroke Day 🧠

Community and peer support are so important in your recovery journey. Being with people who understand what you are going through can help with acceptance, and moving forward to focus on setting goals for a brighter future.

Meet Malcolm, who through support is now giving back to the community.

"Two years ago I had my 2nd stroke. The hospital was brilliant but I was worried about my after care, owing to not being able to talk or walk at first.

I was seen by someone from DSA, she came and sat with me. She was very caring and understanding, she put me in touch with someone that could help with my talking.

On returning home after three weeks I had a phone call from DSA asking me how I was getting on. I said I was having trouble with the stairs, again being caring she put me in touch with somebody that will put me a handrail on the stairs.

Six months later I had a home visit from DSA they put my forward to there groups with exercises , talks ,craft and walking. A few weeks later I decided to give it ago. It's the best thing I done the talking group was brilliant all with like minded people in the same boat. I also joined the exercise group they were so understanding.

Other things I joined in with was crafting ,walks , bowling and now they got there own allotment which I joined it was the best thing I had done, everything was done with stroke recovery in mind.

Now I decided to give something back for there wonderful service. I volunteer at the allotment and the care hub doing roadshows and information desk at the hospital.

I could not have done all this with out them always there for a chat, information, and always so caring and understanding, fantastic group, keep up the brilliant work they do. "

Malcolm is at Russells Hall Hospital today, promoting stroke awareness and prevention. 🩵🩶🩷

We're so proud of you Malcolm, and thank you for everything you are doing to support our stroke community.