Lord’s Care Solutions

04/11/2025

04/11/2025

Early detection is key for both diagnosis and awareness of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

"Together we can make a difference." 💜

04/11/2025

⚠️ If you receive a text message about Winter Fuel Payments, it’s a scam.

Winter Fuel Payments are paid automatically to those eligible.

Report suspicious texts by forwarding them to 7726 for free 🤳

20/10/2025

It's important to make a will, even if you don't consider yourself to have many possessions or a lot of money.

A will makes sure your wishes are clear and legally recognised.

Find out more about why they are important, and how to make one ⤵️
https://bit.ly/46UnmzY

20/10/2025

Have you or someone you know come down with a winter bug? 🤧🦠
Our latest blog post shares the signs and symptoms of flu, RSV, COVID-19 and rhinovirus - which you might know as the common cold.
🔗 https://ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2025/10/08/do-i-have-flu-covid-19-or-a-cold-know-the-signs-and-symptoms/

20/10/2025

It’s the little things that can make a big difference 💙

Our Dementia Friends programme is an awareness raising initiative aimed at increasing everyone’s understanding of dementia and inspiring them to make little changes in their everyday lives that make a difference for people affected by dementia.

Here are a few little things you can do to show up for people living with dementia:

- Be patient, don’t rush people
- Popping out? Ask a neighbour if they need any shopping
- Take someone’s bins out / help around the home / garden
- Help someone who looks lost out and about
- Wear your Dementia Friends badge to raise awareness
- Phone a friend or loved one who might benefit from a chat
- Pop a card in the post to let someone know you’re thinking of them
- Make time to play someone’s favourite game
- Change patterned tablecloths for plain ones
- Change dark doormats for lighter ones

Which ones have you done this week?

[Image description: A light blue graphic titled 'Dementia Friends checklist' followed by a subheading in smaller font that reads 'How to help people with dementia'. The graphic depicts a white checklist split into two halves, side by side, with bulletpointed tips, which read in the following order from top to bottom: Be patient, don’t rush people; Popping out? Ask a neighbour if they need any shopping; Help someone who looks lost out and about; Phone a friend or loved one who might benefit from a chat; Wear your Dementia Friends badge to raise awareness; Make time to play someone’s favourite game; Change patterned tablecloths for plain ones; Change dark doormats for lighter ones; Pop a card in the post to let someone know you’re thinking of them; and Take someone’s bins out or help around the home & garden.]