Home Instead Scarborough & Ryedale

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Home Instead provides care at home designed to enable older people to continue living in the home they know and love with the support they need to be safe and happy.

Many parents find it hard to accept help from their children, even when they clearly need support. Being helped by famil...
16/01/2026

Many parents find it hard to accept help from their children, even when they clearly need support.

Being helped by family can feel like a loss of independence or a reminder that roles have shifted, especially for someone who has always been the one looking after others. When help comes from someone outside the family, it often feels easier, more neutral and less emotionally loaded.

For many families, this is actually a relief. Support from someone else can ease tension, protect relationships and help a parent keep their confidence, while children can return to being sons or daughters rather than carers.

To explore support that helps protect independence and family relationships, speak with our Scarborough & Ryedale team on 01723 263263 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/scarborough-ryedale.

Have you spotted Home Instead on Love Your Weekend yet?Meet John! A star in our new sponsorship idents.Thanks to his Car...
16/01/2026

Have you spotted Home Instead on Love Your Weekend yet?

Meet John! A star in our new sponsorship idents.

Thanks to his Care Professional, Ben, getting washed and dressed can be a moment of pride so he feels ready for what the day has in store.

When families start to worry about eating habits, it is often not about appetite but about repetition. The same meals, t...
14/01/2026

When families start to worry about eating habits, it is often not about appetite but about repetition.

The same meals, the same snacks, the same easy options day after day. This is not always a preference. It can be a sign that planning, shopping or cooking has started to feel overwhelming.

Having a bit of support can help bring variety back in a gentle way. Planning meals together, shopping locally and cooking simple food alongside someone can support both nutrition and confidence, while helping families feel reassured that their loved one is eating well.

If this feels familiar and you would like to learn more about how care at home can help a loved one, contact our team in Scarborough & Ryedale on 01723 263263 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/scarborough-ryedale.

Families often think the turning point will be a crisis or a big change, but more often it is something else.It's the mo...
12/01/2026

Families often think the turning point will be a crisis or a big change, but more often it is something else.

It's the moment when a regular companionship visit starts to make everyday life feel easier again. Someone popping in for a chat, a walk, a bit of help with shopping or a shared cup of tea can lift mood, rebuild confidence and gently support routines.

For families we support, that consistency brings reassurance. You know your loved one is not spending long days alone and you can see the difference it makes to their wellbeing.

Companionship visits are often where support really begins to feel right.

If you are wondering whether companionship visits could make a difference, our team in Scarborough & Ryedale is happy to chat on 01723 263263 or via homeinstead.co.uk/scarborough-ryedale.

When families first get in touch, they often tell us the hardest part is how to start the conversation about care with a...
09/01/2026

When families first get in touch, they often tell us the hardest part is how to start the conversation about care with a parent.

Not because their mum or dad needs lots of help, but because the word care does not feel like it fits.

Many people have spent their lives working, running households, supporting others and making decisions. Being offered care can feel like a step backwards.

What we often find works better is reframing the idea completely. Instead of “you need help”, it becomes “would it be nice if someone came round for an hour a week to help you sort the photos, get the garden back on track or tackle those boxes in the spare room”.

Very often, just one hour a week can be enough to keep routines going, build confidence and give families reassurance.

Support does not have to mean losing independence. Sometimes it simply means having someone alongside you to get things done.

If you are curious about how even a small amount of support could make a difference, our team in Scarborough & Ryedale is happy to talk on 01723 263263 or via homeinstead.co.uk/scarborough-ryedale

Our Care Professionals ensure that your favourite sports arenever missed!Did you catch John and Ben last weekend? They’r...
08/01/2026

Our Care Professionals ensure that your favourite sports are
never missed!

Did you catch John and Ben last weekend? They’re the stars of
our new idents for Love Your Weekend.

John will be the first to say that in cricket, the first over is sacred!
A moment he can share with his Care Professional.

You ring mum during the week and she sounds just like herself. She chats about the weather, tells you she is fine and as...
07/01/2026

You ring mum during the week and she sounds just like herself.

She chats about the weather, tells you she is fine and asks how work is going. Then you visit at the weekend and notice the milk is out of date, the post is still unopened and she seems tired after just a short conversation.

It can feel confusing and even a bit unsettling.

This happens more often than people realise. Phone calls are familiar and brief, which makes them easier to manage. Many older people can draw on well practised phrases and concentrate their energy for a few minutes.

Being together in person is different.

Over time you start to notice routines, energy levels and small changes that simply do not come across on the phone.

It does not mean they are pretending or hiding anything. Often it means they are working hard to stay independent in the ways they know how. Trusting what you notice in person is important, and it is often what prompts families to start gentle conversations about extra support.

If this feels familiar and you are not sure what the next step is, our team in Scarborough & Ryedale is happy to talk things through on 01723 263263 or you can find out more about how support at home can provide care and reassurance on our website homeinstead.co.uk/scarborough-ryedale.

If you are visiting family and one of your loved ones lives with dementia, younger children may feel confused, awkward o...
05/01/2026

If you are visiting family and one of your loved ones lives with dementia, younger children may feel confused, awkward or worried about saying the wrong thing. It can help to talk things through before the visit and give them simple ways to understand what is happening.

1. Explain that dementia can make people forget things or say unexpected things, but it is not anyone’s fault.

2. Reassure them that it is okay if the conversation feels a bit different or slower than usual.

3. Let them know that repeating a story or question is part of the illness, not something they have caused.

4. Suggest they talk about familiar things like school, pets or favourite foods rather than asking tricky questions.

5. Remind them that being kind, smiling and listening is more important than knowing what to say. A little reassurance can help children feel more confident and make visits calmer and more enjoyable for everyone. To learn more about how to support someone with dementia visit our website homeinstead.co.uk/scarborough-ryedale.

Today, we recognise how Braille helps people who are blind or have very low vision stay informed, confident, and indepen...
04/01/2026

Today, we recognise how Braille helps people who are blind or have very low vision stay informed, confident, and independent. In the UK, almost 2 million people live with sight loss, and around 360,000 are registered as blind or partially sighted, yet only about 12,000 people read Braille.

Many people believe learning Braille later in life will be too difficult, but with the right support it can still open new possibilities. It can help with everyday tasks, reading, and simple labelling around the home, helping life feel easier and more in control.

If you or a loved one is experiencing sight loss, the RNIB offers fantastic learning resources and guidance. And you are never alone. Our Care Professionals are here to support you every step of the way.
https://www.rnib.org.uk/living-with-sight-loss/

Starting a new year often makes us think about what really matters and for many people that includes finding work that f...
03/01/2026

Starting a new year often makes us think about what really matters and for many people that includes finding work that feels meaningful.

Being a Care Professional is one of those rare jobs that gives back to you as much as you give to others. You learn new skills, grow in confidence and go home knowing you have genuinely brightened someone’s day.

Sometimes it is the simplest things that make the biggest difference, like a good chat, a listening ear or helping someone keep a familiar routine.

If you are looking for a role that feels right for you and brings purpose as well as joy, this could be the start of something special.

Apply online at link.applytocare.com/fbps or call our recruiter on 01723 263263 to learn more about being a Care Professional in Scarborough & Ryedale.

There's nothing quite like a home-cooked meal, is there? Many families worry about whether an older loved one is eating ...
02/01/2026

There's nothing quite like a home-cooked meal, is there? Many families worry about whether an older loved one is eating properly, especially when meals start to feel rushed or repetitive. Having someone there to plan meals, shop together and cook proper food can make a real difference, supporting both good nutrition and independence. It is about making mealtimes something to look forward to again.

To talk about meal support and care at home in Scarborough & Ryedale, call our local team on 01723 263263 or visit homeinstead.co.uk/scarborough-ryedale.

Home Instead is proudly partnering with ITV's popular Sundaymorning show, Love Your Weekend 🌟Starting today with a New Y...
01/01/2026

Home Instead is proudly partnering with ITV's popular Sunday
morning show, Love Your Weekend 🌟

Starting today with a New Year Special, you'll be seeing our brand
on ITV almost every Sunday morning throughout the year,
celebrating life's simple pleasures and the value of a great
weekend.

This partnership reflects our commitment to promoting quality
of life for older adults across the UK. Keep an eye out for us
during the ad breaks, we'll be bringing you amazing moments
every 2-hour episode! ✨

Set your alarms for 9:30 am every Sunday! We can't wait for you
to join us.

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409 Scalby Road
Scarborough
YO126UA

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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