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Leading domiciliary care provider, twice-rated Outstanding by the CQC.

At SweetTree we pride ourselves on offering our clients the highest quality care and support possible, regardless the level of need or dependency. Our prime objective is to assist those we look after to remain in their own home for as long as they wish with dignity, independence and control over their life. Our services also include specialist care programmes to ensure that the care and support re

ceived by all clients is appropriate to their needs which includes support for those with acquired brain injuries, neurological conditions, dementia and learning disabilities including autism and duel diagnosis.

02/05/2026

💜As the temperature rises, it is common for older adults to experience dehydration, especially those with dementia. It can be easy for someone with dementia to forget to take the appropriate precautions.

💜If you care for someone with dementia, here are a few ways you can make enjoying the sunshine easier for them. Comment below if you have any extra tips that we’ve missed out today!

💜For more carer tips check out Alzheimer's Society, National Dementia Carers Day and our blog, linked in bio

30/04/2026

💙We're concluding our conversation series for World Autism Acceptance and Awareness Month, with Daniel and JP sharing a bit about their hobbies and interests.

🩵This week, JP, talks to us about his passion for photography, why he loves it and how it began.

💛And Daniel, the younger bother to a member of the SweetTree team, tells us how he likes to spend his time outdoors and indoors.

❤️Being a spectrum, autism is a widely misunderstood condition, breeding many stereotypes and misconceptions. Autism spectrum disorder can look very different from person to person, even if they are experiencing similar challenges - which is why person-centred support is so essential.

💙Thanks you so much for tuning in over the past few weeks! Let us know if you learnt anything new about autism in the comments below!

28/04/2026

💜In the late afternoon or early evening, from 4-7pm, a person with dementia may sometimes display behavioural changes that may be difficult to understand. This behaviour can look like confusion, anxiety, aggression or restlessness. The cause is known as 'Sundowning'.

💜It is not necessarily caused by the sun setting or limited to the end of the day but rather the changes in sunlight. It is most associated with Alzheimer’s; however, it has also been found in vascular, Lewy-body and frontotemporal dementia.

💜Sundowning can happen at any stage of dementia but is more common during the middle stage and later stages. The reasons why it occurs is not well understood; it is possible that a range of different causes are responsible.

💜Sundowning looks different for everyone, so today, we’ll be sharing some factors that could be responsible for heightening sundowning behaviour…

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23/04/2026

💙We're continuing our conversations on autism this World Autism Acceptance and Awareness Month, with two autistic individuals connected to SweetTree:

🩵JP – One of our clients, who has a vibrant personality and a passion for photography.

💛And Daniel – The younger bother to a member of the SweetTree team, who loves to play video games.

❤️This week, they’ll be sharing some advice that they would give to someone with Autism who might be struggling.

💙You can also visit our blog page for more autism stories, support and resources. Stay tuned and follow to keep up to date.

21/04/2026

🍃A relatively taboo subject, stress is consistently misunderstood, from misinformed health advice to internet gurus. For Stress Awareness Month this April, we're sharing some common myths and misconceptions that seek to improve your stress, but only cause it chip away at you further.

🍃Let us know in the comments below if you learnt something new!

🍃You can also learn more about stress relief and stress management on our blog page by visiting our website.

🍃Follow for more!

18/04/2026

The Little Venice Film Festival is an annual showcase of UK and international filmmaking that promotes a diverse range of voices with inclusivity. This year, on Wednesday April 22nd, they’ll be holding Disability Experience screenings, showcasing inclusive stories covering experiences from autism to deafblindness.

🍃The festival is a great opportunity for those with complex needs, who don’t often see their experiences depicted on screen, to feel represented.

🍃“Expect powerful stories, bold voices and inclusive storytelling that centres disabled perspectives on screen and behind the camera”

🍃Each screening will be curated for all to enjoy regardless of their needs, with person-centred accommodations such as sign language, captions and access support.

🍃Visit littlevenicefilmfestival.org or follow them on Instagram to find out more!

16/04/2026

💙April is World Autism Acceptance and Awareness Month, beginning in 1970 to encourage understanding, support, visibility and support for people on the autistic spectrum.

🩵Being a spectrum, autism is a widely misunderstood condition, breeding many stereotypes and misconceptions. Autism spectrum disorder can look very different from person to person, even if they are experiencing similar challenges - which is why person-centred support is so essential.

💛For this reason, over the next few weeks, we will be sharing some conversations with two autistic individuals connected to SweetTree:

❤️JP – One of our clients, who has a vibrant personality and a passion for photography.

💙And Daniel – The younger bother to a member of the SweetTree team, who loves to play video games.

🩵This week, they’ll be sharing what they wished more people understood about autism. You can also visit our blog page for more autism stories, support and resources. Stay tuned and follow to keep up to date.

11/04/2026

Today, April 11th is World Parkinson’s Day. Parkinson’s disease was first recognised as a medical condition in 1817, following James Parkinson’s findings. The day not only marks his birthday, but is a time for us to come together, raise awareness and build connections.

Parkinson’s disease affects over 160,00 people in the UK, with 1 in 5 adults experiencing the condition – This number is expected to rise to 173,000 by 2030. Parkinson’s can make daily tasks harder, but assistive technology and adaptive devices can improve safety, function and independence. This World Parkinson’s Day we’re sharing the many technologies and devices that exist to help those with the condition achieve the best quality of life. Swipe for more…

02/04/2026

April 2nd, 2026, marks the 19th annual observance of World Autism Awareness Day, a United Nations-sanctioned celebration recognised by a plethora of organisations such as the World Health Organization (WHO)

The day is dedicated to increasing global understanding, acceptance, and support for people on the autism spectrum. So, seeing as easter is quickly approaching, we thought we’d share some tips for how you can accommodate the needs of children on the spectrum during the holiday.

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31/03/2026

💜As Women’s History Month comes to a close, we thought to share a bit of what you may have missed…

For us, Women's History Month is a time to highlight the crucial role that the Women of SweetTree play - We are lucky to have 627 wonderful women across all areas of expertise, shaping who we are today! For this reason, over the past few weeks we’ve been sharing some of the stories of some of the women and office staff that help to make our care ‘outstanding’:

💜One of our brain injury support managers, Valerie,

💜One of Support workers, Dipti,

💜And our Employee Relations Manager, Carolina.

If you’d like to watch the full interviews, you can find them on our feed and you can learn more by visiting our blog page.

30/03/2026

NOW HIRING - Dementia Care Manager💛

We're looking for a dedicated and experienced Dementia Care Manager to join our lovely team✨ If you have experience in care and an understanding of the health and social care sector, we want to hear from you!

As part of your main role responsibilities, you will:

- Assist clients in achieving the outcomes of their set goals
- Liaise with families, team members, and healthcare professionals to provide a consistent approach that meets the individual needs of each client
- Evaluate support needs through ongoing health and well-being assessments
- Be responsible for the supervision and development of support workers, and assist with the recruitment of new care staff to support clients in the best possible way

This is a highly rewarding role within a supportive, friendly, and hardworking team.
At SweetTree, we have a dedicated staff engagement plan and generous benefits, including:

✨A medical cashback plan
✨Regular social events
✨A rewards platform with access to thousands of exclusive discounts
✨Continuous learning and development opportunities
✨Cultural celebrations
✨Wellbeing initiatives

Visit our site to apply! We're looking forward to having you in our team 💚🍃

19/03/2026

💚Brain Awareness Week is an annual global campaign, in the 3rd week of March, to increase public awareness of the progress and benefits of brain research. Evidence suggests that up to 45% of all cases of dementia are linked to factors we may be able to influence. Alzheimer's Research UK offers 3 simple rules:

🍃Keep Connected - Research shows that social isolation is linked to an increased risk of dementia.

🍃Stay Sharp - Regularly challenging your brain, sleeping well and taking time for your well being can help protect it as you age

🍃Love Your Heart - Staying active helps our hearts pump blood around our bodies, delivering a vital supply of oxygen and nutrients to the brain.

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1 Coleridge Gardens
London
NW63QH

Telephone

+442076249944

Website

http://www.sweettree.co.uk/

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