Sylvian Care Farnham

Sylvian Care Farnham Live Your Life Your Own Way

30/06/2025

šŸŽ‰ Happy 94th Birthday, Molly! šŸŽ‰ Our wonderful registered manager made the day extra special by surprising Molly with beautiful flowers and delicious chocolate. Here's to celebrating you, Molly! šŸ„³šŸŒøšŸ«

🧔 I’m always asked what I enjoy most about my job…It’s moments like this. šŸ’«Receiving such a beautiful card and kind word...
24/06/2025

🧔 I’m always asked what I enjoy most about my job…
It’s moments like this. šŸ’«

Receiving such a beautiful card and kind words from our amazing clients truly made our day! Feeling appreciated in this way reminds us exactly why we do what we do.

We’re beyond grateful for the trust placed in us, and it means the world to be recognised like this. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts—this makes us feel amazing! šŸ™āœØ

Meet Sandra – A Talented Artist and Dedicated participant Today was a truly lovely experience as we had the pleasure of ...
18/06/2025

Meet Sandra – A Talented Artist and Dedicated participant

Today was a truly lovely experience as we had the pleasure of accompanying our client, Sandra, to the Creative Response exhibition — an inspiring event showcasing the work of many talented individuals.

Sandra is not only a gifted artist but also a compassionate person who sews clothes for premature babies. As a valued member of the Creative Response community, she also writes heartfelt poetry and creates beautiful visual art. Her work was proudly displayed on the exhibition wall, and her poems are featured in a collective book created by the group.

All proceeds from the book go to the Creative Response charity, which supports individuals with mental health conditions and disabilities by helping them engage in meaningful activities, build confidence, and connect socially.

We’re incredibly proud to support Sandra as she continues to explore her passions, share her creativity, and stay engaged in the community.

When we founded Sylvian Care Farnham, we knew we were entering a space that’s not just professional — it’s deeply person...
16/06/2025

When we founded Sylvian Care Farnham, we knew we were entering a space that’s not just professional — it’s deeply personal. Our background in care had already shown us that this work is rooted in trust, empathy, and genuine human connection. Care isn’t just a service; it’s a relationship.

That’s why being named one of the Top 20 Home Care Providers in South East England by Homecare.co.uk — out of 2,075 providers — is such an honour. It recognises the dedication, the challenges, and all the quiet wins we’ve experienced alongside our incredible team and the families we support.

From the beginning, we set out to build a team who would deliver care with compassion and integrity. We’re proud to say that’s exactly what we’ve done. And even as Directors, we’ve stayed closely involved with our clients, making sure that every care experience reflects our values and commitment.

This award is a shared achievement. It belongs to every carer who goes above and beyond, every client who’s welcomed us into their lives, and every family who’s placed their trust in us. We’re deeply grateful — and more committed than ever to continue growing with heart, purpose, and community at the core of everything we do.

— Andra & Claudiu, Directors, Sylvian Care Farnham

Behind every act of care is a team with heart. 🫶At Sylvian Care, we are powered by:• Our dedicated care professionals• O...
17/05/2025

Behind every act of care is a team with heart. 🫶

At Sylvian Care, we are powered by:
• Our dedicated care professionals
• Our office staff
• Our incredible franchise partners

Together, we bring compassionate care to thousands of families across the UK.

Today and every day, thank you for making a difference.

šŸ”– Follow us to meet the team behind Sylvian Care Farnham.

Every kind word shared is more than a compliment.It's a reflection of trust.And we never take that lightly.We’re honored...
15/05/2025

Every kind word shared is more than a compliment.

It's a reflection of trust.
And we never take that lightly.

We’re honored to hear from the people and families we support.

Their feedback reminds us why we do what we do:
- To build real connections.
- To provide care that comforts.
- To make a difference, one person at a time.

Thank you for letting us be part of your journey.

We’re always listening, and always learning.

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We aren’t meant to go through life alone. šŸ¤Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 is here, because this year, it's all about ...
13/05/2025

We aren’t meant to go through life alone. šŸ¤

Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 is here, because this year, it's all about Community. šŸ§ šŸ’™
Because community heals.

When we feel supported, seen, and part of something greater than ourselves, our mental health thrives.

At Sylvian Care, we know that strong communities don’t just happen.

They're built through
- Compassion
- Trust
and showing up for each other, especially when it’s hard.

This week, we’re celebrating the power of community and encouraging everyone to reach out, check in, and remind someone they’re not alone.

Whether it's a neighbourly chat,
a shared laugh,
or lending a listening ear,
together, we create safe spaces to grow, heal, and belong.

ā™»ļø Share this to remind someone they belong.
šŸ”– Follow us for more mental health support insights

As we age, our bodies become more vulnerable, and urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common, painful problem for many...
12/05/2025

As we age, our bodies become more vulnerable, and urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common, painful problem for many elderly people.

The good news?
Simple daily habits can make a big difference. šŸ›”ļø
Here’s how to help ↓
1ļø Stay hydrated
→ Water helps flush out bacteria.
2ļø Maintain proper hygiene
→ Hand, food, and intimate hygiene are essential.
3ļø Encourage regular bathroom visits
→ Emptying the bladder often reduces infection risks.
4ļø Manage urinary incontinence
→ Use high-quality adult diapers to protect dignity and health.
5ļø Avoid harsh hygiene products
→ Skip the strong soaps and fragrant washes.
6ļø Limit bladder irritants
→ Cut back on caffeine, alcohol, and spicy foods.
šŸ’” Prevention is easier and much gentler than treatment.

ā™»ļø Share this with someone caring for an elderly loved one.
šŸ”– Follow us for more practical elder care tips.

Closure isn't real. Grief doesn't end, it just changes shape.Grief's purpose isn't to cause pain. It's to keep the memor...
11/05/2025

Closure isn't real. Grief doesn't end, it just changes shape.

Grief's purpose isn't to cause pain.
It's to keep the memory of our loved ones alive.

It's a reminder to cherish the time we had and to make the most of the time we have.

"Moving on" means gaining perspective - not forgetting.

Dementia brings a unique kind of grief.

We mourn the loss of our loved ones while they're still with us.

We grieve the loss of countless small things too.

-The recipe that can't be remembered.
-The story that can't be told.
-The look of recognition that becomes less frequent.

We're saying goodbye to something familiar every day.

A routine. A habit. A silly joke. A song. Something.

But in that slow goodbye, there are still gifts.

Moments of unexpected lucidity. The squeeze of a hand.

Being able to be in each other's presence is a gift by itself.

In cherishing what remains and honouring what we've lost...

This is how we carry both love and grief.

As a bond that goes beyond even memory.

ā™»ļø Repost to spread awareness and help families caring for loved ones with dementia.
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When it comes to care, one size doesn’t fit all. But here’s what many families are realising: Most elderly people don’t ...
08/05/2025

When it comes to care, one size doesn’t fit all. But here’s what many families are realising: Most elderly people don’t want to leave their home. And they shouldn’t have to. For many, home isn’t just a place, it’s where their memories live.
-Their favourite chair.
-The smell of their garden.
-Their beloved pet sleeping by their feet.
These aren’t small things. They’re anchors. And here’s what surprises a lot of people:

Home care is often more affordable than nursing homes. Care at home can grow with your needs. Start small, 10 hours a week. Increase as needed. You’re not locked into a facility or a fixed routine. Home care offers freedom, familiarity, and dignity - on your terms.

Would your loved one want to stay at home if they had the choice? šŸ” Share this with someone making care decisions right now. šŸ”” Follow us for more insights on ageing care.

Supporting a Loved One with DementiaDementia changes someone you love—but your care still matters.1. It’s not your fault...
07/05/2025

Supporting a Loved One with Dementia

Dementia changes someone you love—but your care still matters.

1. It’s not your fault

Confusion and anger come from the illness

You’re doing your best

2. Routines help

Mornings are best for activities

Rest is important

Small steps are wins

3. Guilt is common

Breaks make you stronger

Ask for help—it’s okay

Your health matters

4. Connect with love

Join their world, don’t correct

Look at photos together

Play their favorite music

5. You’re not alone

Talk to care professionals

Accept help when it’s offered

Rest is part of good care

Take care of yourself. You matter, too. ā™„ļø

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