Amaiva Group

07/08/2025

Giving individuals time to feel part of life is so incredibly special. A lot of elderly might not see others very often so any way to brighten up their day is so important to us.

05/08/2025

04/08/2025

New blog post - The evolution of care
https://www.amaiva.group/post/the-evolution-of-domiciliary-care-a-journey-through-time

03/08/2025

01/08/2025

August hums with a softer breeze,
Golden fields and swaying trees.
The days are calm, the pace is slow,
With time to care, to help, to grow.

In every home we lend a hand,
With gentle hearts and strength that stands.
Bringing comfort, peace, and cheer—
August warmth is always near.

31/07/2025

https://www.amaiva.group/post/enhancing-home-care-through-feedback-the-power-of-listening-and-learning

30/07/2025

Amaiva Care Group offers many services to meet individuals needs, wishes and preferences where the individual is at the heart of all decisions. For more information visit our website- www.amaiva.group or call- 01273359535.

29/07/2025

Need a hand making your space sparkle?
From quick refreshes to full top-to-bottom cleans, we offer a wide range of services.

Whether it’s your home, rental, or office – we clean it like it’s our own
Contact us to book or ask any questions .

01273 35 95 35 or hello@amaiva.group or www.amaiva.group

26/07/2025

To stay safe during hot weather, prioritise staying cool and hydrated, minimise sun exposure, and be aware of potential heat-related illnesses. This includes staying in cool places, drinking plenty of fluids, wearing light clothing, and avoiding strenuous activity during peak heat hours.
Staying Cool:
Limit Sun Exposure: Stay indoors during the hottest part of the day (typically 11 am to 3 pm).
Wear Appropriate Clothing: Opt for loose-fitting, lightweight, and light-colored clothing.
Take Cool Showers or Baths: Cool water can help regulate body temperature.
Use Cooling Aids: Damp cloths, cool compresses, or a spray bottle with water can provide relief.
Close Curtains and Blinds: Block out direct sunlight to prevent rooms from overheating.
Staying Hydrated:
Drink Plenty of Fluids: Encourage regular fluid intake, even if not feeling thirsty.
Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine: These can contribute to dehydration.
Choose Water, Diluted Squash, or Fruit Juice: These are good options for staying hydrated.
Other Important Tips:
Be Aware of Medications: Certain medications can affect the body's response to heat.
Monitor for Symptoms of Heat-Related Illness: Watch for signs of heat exhaustion or heatstroke and seek medical help if needed.
Rest and Avoid Strenuous Activity: Reduce physical exertion during hot weather.
Stay Connected: Check on elderly neighbors and loved ones to ensure they are staying safe.
Consider a Rehydration Drink: Sports or rehydration drinks can be helpful in replenishing lost electrolytes.

25/07/2025

Thinking about home care but not sure where to start?

We understand that choosing care is a personal and sometimes overwhelming decision.

Whether it’s support for yourself or a loved one, we’re here to listen, answer any questions, and help you explore the options at your own pace.

Give us a call and we can answer your questions - 01273 359535

24/07/2025

Amaiva Care Group are always on the look out for caring, motivated individuals, who truly want to make a difference to others. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in please send your CV to hello@amaiva.group or call 01273359535 to discuss further.