Compassion Care

11/12/2025

Words can’t express how super proud Compassion Care are of this amazing bunch of people who have created something so amazing and then for it to recognised!!! Well done REDS - Rushcliffe Early-onset Dementia Support 🙌👏❤️

05/12/2025

💊 Feel Good Friday Tip:

Take medications as prescribed — and review them with your doctor each year. 🌿

Staying on top of your medications is one of the simplest and most important ways to protect your health. Whether it’s for your heart, blood pressure, or another condition, taking the right dose at the right time helps your medicine work its best and keeps you feeling your best. 💚

It’s also a good idea to have a yearly review with your doctor or pharmacist. Over time, your body’s needs can change — and sometimes, so can your prescriptions. A quick check-up ensures you’re only taking what’s truly needed, and that everything works safely together. 🩺

If it’s hard to remember your pills, try using a weekly pill organizer, setting phone reminders, or keeping a simple chart on the fridge. Little routines make a big difference! 📅

And never be afraid to ask questions — your healthcare team is there to help you understand and feel confident about every medication you take. 💬

Taking care of your health starts with taking care of the small things — and your medicines are an important part of that story. 💛

03/12/2025

A well worthy reason to donate!!

Caring for someone with a life-limiting illness can be overwhelming. That’s why Dove Cottage Day Hospice has a dedicated Carers Support Champion, someone who listens, understands, and provides practical and emotional support to those who give so much.

Your donation helps us keep this vital service running. This week, through the Big Give , every gift you make will be doubled, meaning twice the impact for carers who need a helping hand.

Donate today and double the care for those who care: https://donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05WS000005JC5pYAG

28/11/2025

🧠 Feel Good Friday Tip:

Do puzzles or crosswords — they keep your mind sharp and curious! ✨

Just like your body needs movement to stay strong, your brain needs a little workout too — and puzzles are the perfect way to do it! 🧩📰
Crosswords, Sudoku, word searches, or jigsaw puzzles challenge your memory, attention, and problem-solving skills, helping your mind stay alert and engaged.

The best part? You can enjoy them anywhere — at the kitchen table with a cup of tea, or shared with a friend for some fun conversation and teamwork. Even a few minutes a day can make a difference in keeping your brain flexible and focused. 💪

And don’t be afraid to try something new — a quiz night, a board game, or learning a new card game all help keep those mental gears turning. Every time you stretch your brain, you’re helping it stay strong and healthy. 🌿

So this weekend, give your mind a little playtime — pick up that crossword, find a puzzle you love, and enjoy the satisfaction of solving something new!

What’s your favourite brain teaser or puzzle game? 🧩💛

21/11/2025

😄 Feel Good Friday Tip:

Laugh often — humour really is good medicine! 💫

They say laughter is the best medicine — and it’s true! A good laugh doesn’t just lift your spirits; it can lower stress, strengthen your immune system, and even ease aches and pains. It’s a natural mood booster that keeps both your body and mind feeling young. 🌞

Watch a funny movie, share a few jokes with friends, or remember a moment that always makes you giggle. Even a little chuckle can turn an ordinary day into a brighter one. 💛

Surround yourself with people who make you smile — or better yet, be that person for someone else. Laughter shared is joy doubled! 🥰

So today, find a reason to laugh — because every giggle adds a little more light to your day. ✨

What’s something that never fails to make you laugh? 😂

15/11/2025

Thrilled to be nominated! Follow REDS - Rushcliffe Early-onset Dementia Support to find if we are champs ?

Team REDS (Rushcliffe Early-Onset Dementia Support) are absolutely thrilled to be named finalists in the Celebrating Rushcliffe Awards 2025!

A huge thank you to all our wonderful members who took the time to nominate us — it truly means the world to be recognised by our REDS family. ❤️

Our volenteers are proud to stand alongside group members who demonstrates through purpose that living with dementia you are not alone — it evolves, finding meaning in connection, love, and the moments of joy that remain beautifully present.

We can’t wait to celebrate with everyone at the awards ceremony this December at Rushcliffe Arena!

Congratulations to all the amazing finalists!

More details here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eGUJM9y2

14/11/2025

🎶 Feel Good Friday Tip:

Listen to music — it lifts your mood and can even bring back special memories! 💖

Music is more than just sound — it’s a time machine for the heart. A familiar song can transport you back to a cherished moment, spark a smile, or make you want to get up and dance! 🕺💃

Listening to your favorite tunes can reduce stress, ease loneliness, and even help keep your brain active. Try putting on a playlist of songs from your younger days, humming along while you cook, or joining a local singing or music group.

If you have family or friends nearby, share your favourite songs with them — music is a wonderful way to connect across generations. 🎵💞

So this weekend, take a few minutes to sit back, press play, and let the music move you. What song always makes you feel good? 🎧✨

07/11/2025

🌿 Feel Good Friday Tip:

Stay socially connected — friends, clubs, or volunteering! 🤝💬

Did you know that spending time with others is just as important for your health as eating well or staying active? Regular social connection can boost your mood, sharpen your memory, and even strengthen your immune system. 💪✨

Whether it’s catching up with an old friend over tea, joining a local walking or hobby group, or volunteering your time for a cause you care about — staying connected keeps your heart full and your mind young. 💞

If getting out is tricky, phone calls, video chats, or even a friendly note to a neighbor can make a big difference. The key is simple — don’t go it alone. We’re all better together. 🌻

Who’s someone you’d like to reconnect with this week? Maybe today’s the perfect day to reach out. 💌

05/11/2025

🌟 Compassion that feels like family.

At Compassion Care, we provide personalised, in-home care so your loved ones can live safely, comfortably, and independently — right where they belong.

💕 From companionship to personal care and daily living support, we’re here every step of the way.

📞 Call us today on 0115 9892610 to learn more or to schedule a free assessment!

31/10/2025

🌿 Feel Good Friday Tip:

Eat colourful fruits and vegetables — variety means more nutrients!

They don’t call it “eating the rainbow” for nothing! 🍎🍊🥦🫐 Every colour in your fruits and veggies brings its own special blend of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants to help your body stay strong and your mind stay sharp.

Try adding a little more colour to your plate this week — a handful of blueberries in your morning yogurt, a mix of roasted peppers at lunch, or a bright salad with dinner. The more colours you enjoy, the more your body will thank you. 💪🌽🍓

What’s your favourite colourful fruit or veggie? Share it below — you might inspire someone’s next meal! 🥗✨

30/10/2025

🎃 Let’s Keep Our Elderly Neighbours Safe and Happy This Halloween Weekend 👻

Halloween is a time for fun — costumes, pumpkins, and little ones enjoying the excitement of trick-or-treating. But for some of our elderly neighbours, the evening can feel less festive and more unsettling. Unexpected knocks, loud noises, and visitors after dark can sometimes cause worry or confusion.

This year, let’s make sure Halloween is enjoyable and safe for everyone — especially those who may be feeling a little vulnerable. A few small acts of kindness can make a big difference. 💛

🏠 If you or someone you know feels uneasy about Halloween night:

- Keep the door chain on and check who’s there before opening.
- Only answer the door if you feel safe — it’s perfectly okay not to.
- Display a “No Trick or Treaters Please” sign if you’d prefer not to be disturbed.
- If possible, spend the evening with a friend, family member, or neighbour for company.
- Don’t hesitate to reach out if you’re feeling anxious — a friendly chat can make all the difference.

🍬 For those out trick-or-treating:

- Please be thoughtful — some people may not want visitors.
- Look for houses with pumpkins or decorations; they’re usually welcoming to trick-or-treaters! 🎃
- Keep noise down, especially later in the evening.
- Move on quickly if no one answers the door.

💬 A small act of care goes a long way:

Check in on elderly neighbours before Halloween. Ask if they’d like company, or help them put up a sign if they don’t want visitors. Even a quick wave or kind word can make them feel seen, safe, and valued. 🧡

Together, we can make sure Halloween is full of fun, friendship, and community spirit — without leaving anyone feeling frightened or alone. 👻

29/10/2025

🌍 Today is World Stroke Day — we honour the strength and courage of stroke survivors — and the families who support them every day. Today is a powerful reminder that a stroke can happen to anyone, anytime — but recovery is possible with the right support.

At Compassion Care, we believe healing happens best at home. Our dedicated carers provide gentle assistance and encouragement to help you recover safely and comfortably. Helping with mobility, medication reminders, therapy exercises, and daily routines that promote independence and dignity.

💬 If you or someone you love is navigating life after a stroke, we’re here to make every step a little easier.

Call us on 0115 9892610 to see how we can support you.