acuity care

27/04/2026

We're excited to be attending the hashtag on Thursday 30th April in Birmingham and are proud to be event partners. The forum provides a valuable platform to engage with colleagues from across the health care sector, bringing together system leaders, clinicians and innovators to advances integrated, person-centred care.

With a strong focus on collaboration, population health, and practical solutions and challenges, we're looking forward to engaging in thought-provoking discussions, sharing ideas, and learning from others driving change across the sector.

Kristine Pidgeon, Commercial Director and Hannah Gabriele, Head of Business Development, will be in attendance and would welcome the opportunity to connect.

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20/04/2026

This Autism Acceptance Month, we're proud to celebrate the individuality, strengths, and voices of people with autism. 💙

At the heart of everything we do is person-centred support - because no two individuals are the same. We take time to truly understand each person's needs, preferences, goals, and communication styles, ensuring the support we provide is tailored, respectful and empowering.

Autism Acceptance month is a reminder that acceptance goes beyond awareness. It means listening, adapting, and valuing people for who they are.

Together, let's continue to build a more inclusive world where everyone is supported to thrive. 🌍

Find out more about our people first, freedom focused care for people with autism: https://lnkd.in/eNb2HsNm

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17/04/2026

Thomas Brunton and the recruitment team are exhibiting at the Birmingham Jobs Fair at St Andrew's Stadium today, 17th April 2026.

Our team is there focusing on opportunities within the care sector, and we're looking forward to meeting local candidates interested in making an impact.

We're currently recruiting for a range of roles, across the country, including Support Workers, supporting the people we work with to live fulfilling and independent lives.

We're always on the lookout for committed, compassionate individuals who want to make a genuine difference in other's lives.

You can view all our opportunities here: https://lnkd.in/ejAMNdaB

14/04/2026

Only one day to go until the Mental Health & Learning Disabilities Annual Conference and Exhibition 2026, at The Birmingham Conferences and Events Centre, on 15th April 2026.

Hannah Gabriele, Head of Business Development Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Health, Amie Roberts, Mental Health Lead and Siobhan Maguire, Head of Quality and Specialist Support.

Alongside our work, we have a dedicated team of specialists who provide tailored support to the people we support, their families and their support workers.

Our team brings expertise, guidance, and compassion to ensure everyone involved feels confident, informed, and empowered. By working collaboratively, we aim to improve outcomes, build resilience, and promote positive wellbeing for all.

We look forward to meeting you for open, collaborative networking and sharing ideas that make a real difference.

Come over and have a chat with Hannah Gabriele, pictured below, and the team.

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10/04/2026

We are exhibiting at the Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Annual Conference and Exhibition 2026, at The Birmingham Conferences and Events Centre, on the 15th April.

Hannah Gabriele, Head of Business Development, Siobhan Maguire, Head of Quality and Specialist Support and Amie Roberts, Mental Health Lead, will be on hand, to provide more information about our services supporting mental health needs and learning disabilities.

We provide Mental Health and Learning Disability support that helps people to live the life they choose and achieve outcomes that truly matter to them. Working with individuals in both new and long-standing care arrangements, supporting people to move from long-term settings back into the community. We also work in partnership with commissioners to shape care-led property solutions.

The Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Annual Conference and Exhibition will bring together over 200 senior leaders from NHS, VCSE and independent organisations for lively discussions on the future of services, to share good practice, horizon scan, network with peers and influence the national policy direction.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eEas2HRU

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acuity care will be exhibiting at the Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Annual Conference and Exhibition 2026, at The Birmingham Conferences and Events Centre, on the 15th April 2026 between 9:30-16:30. Hannah Gabriele, Head of Business Development, Siobhan Maguire, Head of Quality and Special...

07/04/2026

Working in partnership with commissioners and case managers, we understand that delivering the right care package is just as important as delivering care itself.

Our specialist teams support individuals with spinal injuries, brain injuries, mental health needs and learning disabilities and autism - all within the comfort of their own homes. We focus on outcomes, risk management, and truly person-centred approaches that adapt as needs evolve.

From complex care packages and long-term support, we pride ourselves on being responsive, transparent and collaborative at evey stage.

If you're looking for a trusted provider who values communication, consistency, and quality, we'd welcome the opportunity to work with you.

Find out more:https://acuitycare.com/

02/04/2026

Today, 2nd April, marks World Autism Awareness Day - a time to increase understanding, acceptance, and support for autistic people across our communities.

At acuity care, we are proud to support individuals with learning disabilities and autism to live independently in the comfort of their own home.

We understand home is where people feel safest and most themselves. That's why our care is built around each individual - their routines, preferences, and goals.

We support people by:

- Providing personalised care tailored to each person's needs
- Creating calm, familiar environments that reduce anxiety and promote wellbeing.
-Using clear, consistent communication and person-centred approaches
-Supporting daily routines while encouraging independence and choice
-Building trusting relationships that provide stability and reassurance.

We believe everyone deserves to feel understood, respected, and empowered in their own space. By embracing neurodiversity and delivering compassionate care, we help people live life on their terms.

Today and every day, we stand with the autism community. 💙

Find out more about how we support people with autism:

30/03/2026

We are industry leading tailored care experts.

Our care journey sets out each step of the process, from first conversations through to care being in place. Whether you’re looking for support for yourself, someone you care for, or you’re a professional seeking guidance, we’re here to listen, explain your options and support you every step of the way.

Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eMeAYk43

Contact us, hello@acuitycare.com

26/03/2026

acuity care will be exhibiting the Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Annual Conference and Exhibition 2026, at The Birmingham Conferences and Events Centre, on the 15th April 2026 between 9:30-16:30.

Hannah Gabriele, Head of Business Development, Siobhan Maguire, Head of Quality and Specialist Support and Amie Roberts, Mental Health Lead.

We provide revolutionary Mental Health and Learning Disability support that helps people to live the life they choose and achieve outcomes that truly matter to them. Working with individuals in both new and long-standing care arrangements, supporting people to move from long-term settings back into the community. We also work in partnership with commissioners to shape care-led property solutions.

Our support is backed by a multidisciplinary specialist team, including mental health expertise, Clinical Nurse Specialist oversight and PBS practitioners. We focus on building independence, confidence, and stability, supporting each person to develop skills, make choices and reach their full potential.

19/03/2026

Our focus is always on building independence, stability and long-term wellbeing.

We provide personalised support that helps people live the life they choose, while giving families confidence that the right care is in place.

We have particular experience supporting people to move from long-term hospital settings back into the community, taking time to plan each step carefully and reduce uncertainty along the way.

With support from our specialist team, including mental health input and Clinical Nurse Specialist oversight where needed.

Find out more about our tailored care packages: https://lnkd.in/eSNpcRMV

13/03/2026

We are hiring!

We are looking for a caring, resilient and active Healthcare Assistant to join our team in Kidderminster to support a young girl who lives with her mum, younger siblings & family dog.

https://recruitment.acuitycare.com/members/modules/job/detail.php?record=1551

12/03/2026

March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month.

It’s time to raise awareness of the symptoms of brain tumours and highlight just how important early diagnosis can be.

Brain tumours can affect anyone, including young children, and the symptoms can often look like common illness. That’s why awareness – and trusting your instincts – is so important.

For one of our colleagues acuity care, this message is very personal.
Laura and her husband George are parents to Harper, who was just two years old, when their world changed on 11th August 2025.

Harper had been unwell with symptoms like tonsillitis and an ear infection. She also had nausea and vomiting, was much more tired than usual, experienced extreme loss of appetite, and had become unsteady on her feet.

After Harper started having problems with her vision, which looked like a lazy eye. Laura and George decided to take her to the optician for an eye test, which is free to children under 16 years of age.

During the examination, the optometrist immediately spotted pressure behind Harper’s eyes and told them Harper needed to go straight to hospital.

Following a CT scan which confirmed a mass on the brain, Harper was transferred via ambulance to Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospital and Charity where she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. 2 days later, Harper underwent a full day of surgery to remove the tumour.

1 week on, Laura & George received the devastating news that Harper had been diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a fast growing, cancerous brain tumour and on the 29th August 2025 Harper began chemotherapy treatment at Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospital and Charity, which became their home until February 2026.

Today, Harper is back home with her family. Laura shares this message with other parents and families:

“Early action can save lives. Trust your instinct, and remember – you know your child best. I am so grateful to the opticians who saved Harper’s life due to an early diagnosis”.

During Brain Tumour Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to learn the symptoms, raise awareness, and support families affected by brain tumours.
Because early diagnosis can save lives.

And remember:
Eye tests for children in the UK are FREE.

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