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Cera is Europe’s largest provider of digital-first home healthcare, delivering care, nursing, telehealth services.
24/07/2025
Today’s date is 24/7, which is . It raises awareness that are there to listen without judgement or pressure. Every hour. Of every day. 24/7 for everyone who needs them.
Every 10 seconds, Samaritans respond to a call for help from someone who is finding life tough.
👉To raise awareness why not share this post?
When life is difficult, Samaritans are there to listen day or night.
☎️ call them for free on 116 123,
✉️ email jo@samaritans.org
🌐 or visit samaritans.org to find your nearest branch.
Let’s prevent su***de today. Because tomorrow’s too late.
And just a reminder, Cera colleagues and their immediate family can access our Employee Assistance Programme for free counselling and advice 24/7 too.
We also have plenty of blogs on wellbeing that signpost where to access support, including this blog on coping with grief when caring ends: https://bit.ly/48uuxhs
11/07/2025
Feeling connected is crucial for everyone, especially as we age. We wanted to reshare our blog this day. It explores the impact of loneliness on elderly people and highlights the vital role professional carers play in combating isolation through meaningful conversations.
Discover how a simple chat can make a world of difference and learn practical tips for fostering connections. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4jCoMU5
02/07/2025
As month begins we wanted to share Helen's story - she's been living in our supported living scheme in Manchester for a few years now, and the team there have supported her with her mental health, day to day activities and to develop life skills.
Our support workers help people like Helen live independent and fulfilling lives through practical and emotional support.💜
The skills you need to be a support worker include emotional intelligence, communication and resilience. Could you have a career in care?
👀 Read our blog for more insights into what support workers do, and what skills you need. https://bit.ly/4kX8uoR
28/06/2025
We this , when the nation unites to honour the service of the entire Armed Forces community.💚
It's a good time to give a shout out to the new Cera Military Network, an employee resource group that is open to veterans, active reservists, military spouses, family members and allies to those connected to military service.
It supports veterans in the transition to civilian careers and fosters leadership development.
The Network is also a safe space for discussions about military experiences, career challenges, and shared values, while advocating for equitable access to opportunities and recognising the unique strengths military backgrounds bring.
Cera also shows it's commitment to the armed forces family by signing up to the Armed Forces Covenant.
If you have experience in the armed forces, did you realise the transferable skills you could bring to the care industry?
👥From communication and decision-making to adaptability and resilience, your skills could make you an excellent carer, care coordinator or manager.
Roles available in Hindhead, Fernhurst, Liphook, Bordon and surrounding areas A driving licence with access to your own vehicle for work is preferred
25/06/2025
For many men, speaking openly about mental health can feel unfamiliar – even uncomfortable. Whether through social conditioning or personal experience, men often carry the expectation that they ought to just soldier on. But we all know that silence doesn’t always serve us. 💜
That’s why at Cera we're pleased to be starting a new Men’s Mental Health Employee Resource Group, Cera Men Connect ♂️ a space where colleagues can come together to talk, listen and learn in a way that feels safe, supportive and respectful.
The group is open to Cera colleagues who identify as a man and to allies who want to be part of the conversation.
It's all about creating a healthier culture around mental wellbeing for men.
Read our blog: The Silent Struggle - Addressing Men's Mental Health https://bit.ly/44jRYJH
18/06/2025
We’re celebrating week and our .🦸♀️ We recognise the incredible dedication of our care teams and the remarkable effort they put into enriching the lives of our service users. Here’s just some of our Cera Stars. 🌟
Could you be a future Cera Star?
You just need to be caring, positive, empathetic, patient and flexible - and you could be on your way to a rewarding career in care. 💜
It's and as a care provider we know our regular visits can often be one of the few social interactions our service users have. 💜 Our professional carers provide vital support and connection to the outside world for our service users. We're proud to play a role in keeping people in our community supported and connected!
Thanks to the for raising awareness of this important issue.
21/05/2025
A dementia diagnosis is vital to be able to access the right care, treatment and support. 💙Yet 1 in 3 people with dementia do not have a diagnosis.*
📝Read our blog to understand the symptoms, find out what happens during a dementia diagnosis, and for lots of dementia care tips. https://bit.ly/4jJwgED
Plus, there's lots more help and support available from the Alzheimer's Society if you're worried about yourself or someone you know.
💜 This May, let's shine a light on Stroke Awareness Month. Supporting someone after a stroke is crucial. It's more than physical help; it's emotional support, encouragement, and adapting to new routines. Plus help with mobility, communication, and emotional challenges.
If you see someone experiencing stroke symptoms act FAST!
See this post 👇 for more on the symptoms and impact of a stroke.
Caring for a loved one takes a special kind of dedication. If you've experienced this, or if you're simply a people person who finds joy in helping others, a career in care might be perfect for you. 💜
Imagine a job where you can make a real difference every single day, where your kindness and compassion bring comfort and support to those who need it.
At CQS you'll find a rewarding career as a professional carer.
We have roles available in Hindhead, Fernhurst, Liphook, Bordon and surrounding areas. A driving licence with access to your own vehicle for work is preferred.
Monday is World Hand Hygiene Day! A reminder that hand hygiene "the right way" is crucial for protecting both service users and healthcare workers.👐
Remember👉
- Disposable gloves don't offer 100% protection and can get contaminated just like bare hands.
- Remove gloves immediately after completing a task, and always practice hand hygiene after glove removal.
- Assess each task to determine if gloves are necessary.
🖐️Examples of when to use gloves: exposure to bodily fluids; contact precautions; outbreak situations; emptying a urine drainage bag.
✋Examples of when gloves are generally NOT required (except for contact precautions): giving oral medication; assisting with dressing or mobility; taking blood pressure; handing out meals.
Check your 5 'moments' for hand hygiene in the infographic 🙌
👏Credit: WHO and Infection Prevention Control for graphics and content
01/05/2025
🍵Time for a Cuppa is Dementia UK’s annual tea party fundraising event. It’s a fantastic way to get together with friends, family or colleagues to share cake and a brew and raise vital funds for families facing dementia.
Our carers across the UK make thousands of cuppas a year for our service users! 💜
It’s a simple way to make a big difference - just put the kettle on and share a moment that matters.
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So here’s a little about us. As one of the UK’s biggest care providers and a leading healthcare provider, here at Allied Healthcare we understand better than most how outstanding care can make a real difference to people’s lives.
We believe that home care isn’t ‘medicine’ to be taken twice a day. It’s a way of improving people’s lives and helping them continue living the life they prefer to lead. Rather than one they feel they have to accept.
Delivering high quality care since 1972
Allied Healthcare began life in 1972 as a one-branch home nursing service in Staffordshire. Since then, we’ve grown to become one of the nation’s biggest and most recognised care providers. Delivering the high-quality care that people deserve is very important to us. The network of branches we’ve developed allows us to manage local teams of healthcare professionals, giving the benefit of a truly personal service. Learn more about our commitment to quality. In 2018, Allied Healthcare joined the HCRG (Health Care Resourcing Group) – a well-established diversified homecare and forensic medical provider and healthcare & education staffing business.
Home care experts, chosen by commissioners
We’re in the unique position of being able to cater for practically all healthcare, home care and specialist needs. Meaning we’re the trusted care provider of choice for many UK authorities. We’re also an approved healthcare supplier to the NHS.
We work hard to keep people in their own homes
Our expertise across a wide range of home care services ranges from visiting care to very specialist services. Our experience includes caring for children with behavioural needs, support for people with disabilities, reablement care for those recovering from illness or injury, and expert clinical care by community nurses. We aim to keep as many people as possible, living independently in their own homes.
A joined-up approach
To provide a consistent, informed and responsive service, we develop good relationships with social work and community health teams. Also customers’ families and advocates, and the GP practices that provide referrals to our services.
We’re an approved healthcare supplier to the NHS, and many local authorities nationwide have contracted us to be a care provider in their area. A result of the great partnerships we’ve developed over the decades.
