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10 healthy eating tips for seniors

As we grow older, it is common for our appetites to decrease, along with our sense of taste and smell. This can cause you to eat less food, putting you at risk of missing out on essential nutrients that your body needs to age well and stay healthy. To prevent

Client story: partnering with Wayne in his care

Client story: partnering with Wayne in his care

Great home care is a team effort that always puts the person at the centre of their care. To see this in action, look no further than Wayne: a Southern Highlands local and Home Caring client. The Bowral Home Caring team first met Wayne over five months ago, when he

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Summer activities for people with disabilities

Having a disability shouldn’t stop anyone from enjoying the fresh air and sunshine during the warm months. Here are some ideas on how to make the most of summer! Enjoy being in water Swimming or floating is a great way to enjoy a sense of freedom that those living with

Home Caring’s Bright Future Beyond Covid-19

Home Caring’s Bright Future Beyond Covid-19

COVID-19 has created unprecedented challenges for franchise businesses, but there are silver linings amongst the clouds. For the care sector, the pandemic has also brought opportunities to thrive. Home Caring provides personalised home care services to seniors and people living with disability. In just 18 months, the brand welcomed 19 franchisees

HCPs vs CHSP: What Are The Main Differences?

HCPs vs CHSP: What Are The Main Differences?

There are a plethora of options available when looking at aged care services. Home Care Packages (often abbreviated to HCPs) are arguably the most commonly talked-about option. However, there is also the Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP), which also provides care for the aging population. Both HCPs and CHSP are

The Definitive Guide To Correctly Interacting With People With Disabilities

The Definitive Guide To Correctly Interacting With People With Disabilities

It’s essential to understand the right way to interact with people that have disabilities. Realistically, many of you may have never been in a situation like this before. As a result, the whole scenario is very new to you. You’re unsure how to act, but you want to avoid giving

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