Claim Your Independence: Independent Living for Young Adults through Live-In Care As a young adult, life may have thrown some challenges your way. But that doesn’t mean you can’t be independent and have your own space. With the support of friendly and fun live-in carers, you can take control of your life, achieving […]
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Live-in Care for Young Adults
Empowering Your Young Adult’s Independence: Live-In Care for Young Adults As parents, we all want to see our children thrive, achieve their dreams, and live fulfilling lives. For parents of young adults with complex needs, the journey to independence can be challenging and feel daunting. You want your child to experience the usual milestones and […]
How to Plan a Holiday for a Young Adult with a Disability
Planning a holiday can be a thrilling and challenging experience, especially when it involves ensuring the comfort and safety of a young adult with a disability. With the right approach, holidays for disabled young adults can be just as enriching and enjoyable as any other. This means that with the right assistance, you can have […]
How to Care for a Young Adult with a Mental Health Condition
In recent years, the spotlight on young adult mental health has intensified, revealing a critical need for enhanced support and understanding. Whether you’re a carer, family member, or medical professional, recognising the challenges faced by young adults with mental health issues is the first step towards providing effective help for your family members. This article […]
Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day: Access to Live-In Care
March 21st marks a significant day in the calendar for families, carers, and advocates across the globe. This Down Syndrome awareness day is dedicated to raising public knowledge and understanding of Down Syndrome and championing the rights of people affected by it. As we approach World Down Syndrome Day 2024, it’s a poignant reminder of […]
How to Promote Independence in Young Adults with Cerebral Palsy
Live-in care presents an opportunity for young adults with cerebral palsy, offering a blend of support and autonomy that is essential for their growth and independence. This unique care model allows for a personalised approach, adapting to the individual needs and aspirations of each person. By focusing on capability rather than disability, live-in carers play […]
Is Down Syndrome a Learning Disability?
Down Syndrome, a genetic condition caused by an extra chromosome, affects approximately 1 in 800 births in the UK, making it one of the most common chromosomal disorders. While it is widely recognised for its physical characteristics, such as distinctive facial features and certain health implications, there’s another aspect that’s equally significant but often less […]
A Guide to Adaptive Equipment for Adults with Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral Palsy affects individuals in various ways, significantly impacting the daily lives of adults living with this condition. The right adaptive equipment is paramount in fostering greater independence and enhancing the quality of life for those affected. From an indispensable wheelchair, which offers mobility solutions, to the array of special equipment for Cerebral Palsy designed […]
How Does Down Syndrome Affect Physical Development?
Welcoming families and carers of teens and young adults with Down Syndrome, it’s essential to approach the topic of development with both warmth and expertise. Down Syndrome, a genetic condition arising from an extra copy of chromosome 21, profoundly influences physical and cognitive development. Understanding how Down Syndrome affects development is crucial in tailoring care […]
10 Health Conditions Commonly Associated with Down Syndrome
Navigating the complexities of care for adult children with Down Syndrome, who may also face Down Syndrome and Autism, for example, presents both rewarding and challenging journeys. With Down Syndrome heart defects affecting a significant portion, and the increasing prevalence of Down Syndrome and dementia with age, the need for informed, compassionate, and comprehensive care […]
Transforming Case Management with Live-In Care Services
Live in Care for Case Managers In the realm of case management, the pursuit of providing exceptional care for individuals with complex needs is a constant challenge. However, there is an innovative solution that has the potential to revolutionise case management: live-in care services. In this article, we will explore the transformative benefits of live-in […]
What is Assisted Living for Young Adults?
Live in care is not just a service designed for older residents, with our team of assisted living carers trained in helping all those in need of either hands-on support or companionship (or both). With a range of services which cover live in care for young adults, we are trained in supporting those with physical […]
Supporting a Disabled Student at University
Supporting a Disabled Student at University with Live in Care or Personal Assitants (PA’s) Having a disability doesn’t need to be a barrier if you want to go to university. Whether you need support with cleaning and cooking, getting to and from lectures or just need some help taking notes, there is an abundance of […]
How to Support Someone With a Learning Disability
According to research carried out by the NHS, there are more than one million people living with a learning disability in the UK. There are many different types of learning disabilities, and each person is unique, but there are some practical tips to bear in mind when it comes to caring for someone who may […]
What is Muscular Dystrophy?
Muscular dystrophy is an inherited condition that gradually causes muscle weakness. It is a progressive disease, meaning that it begins by targeting one group of muscles before affecting muscles in the body more widely. While there is no known cure for muscular dystrophy, with the right treatment and care in place, symptoms can be managed […]
Holiday guidance for those with limited mobility or a disability
If you or a loved one suffer from limited mobility or a disability, that shouldn’t mean you have to stay at home. It is a proven fact that seeing, experiencing, and learning new things is good for our physical and mental wellbeing. At Independent People Homecare, we understand holidays can be a little daunting if […]
Helping Young People Succeed At University
Live in care and PA’s for young adults A growing number of our customers are young adults with disabilities, who we’re helping to achieve their goals. One of our main aims here at IP Live in Care is to help people to live fulfilling, independent lives for as long as possible. While the majority of […]