Hants Healthcare

28/04/2026

A huge thank you to Abbas for his exceptional care and responsiveness during a critical moment. Your actions made a real difference, and we’re incredibly proud to have you on our team 💙

08/04/2026

Celebrating Arpit’s 1-year anniversary with Hants Healthcare 🎉

Thank you, Arpit, for your hard work, dedication, and the positive impact you bring to both the team and the people we support every day.

We truly appreciate all that you do—here’s to many more milestones ahead! 👏

03/04/2026

27/03/2026

A big congratulations to Saidur on his 1-year anniversary with Hants Healthcare! 🎉
It’s been a pleasure having you on the team – your kindness, dedication, and positive attitude never go unnoticed.

Enjoy your well-deserved hamper and certificate! 👏✨

21/03/2026

People with Down's syndrome have a higher risk of developing dementia.

Knowing which signs to look out for can help make sure they get the right care and assessments as early as possible.

People with Down’s syndrome may have similar dementia symptoms as people without Down's syndrome. However, there may be some differences, such as changes in the person’s behaviour and personality.

They might become less willing to co-operate (for example, with daily tasks around the home). Or they might become stubborn, irritable or withdrawn.

The most common sign of dementia in older people is memory loss. As a person with Down’s syndrome may already have difficulties with their short-term memory, this symptom of dementia can easily be missed.

People with Down’s syndrome may experience epilepsy or fits. If a person with Down’s syndrome in later life begins to have fits, or experiences them more than usual, this could be a sign of dementia.

Speak to the GP straight away if you have any concerns about the person you care for.

People with Down’s syndrome are also more likely to have sight or hearing loss, depression, and an underactive thyroid. Dementia can complicate all of these conditions.

If you have any concerns or worries, speak to your loved one’s GP or community learning disability nurse.

21/03/2026

✨ Eid Mubarak from all of us at Hants Healthcare ✨

As we celebrate this special occasion, we would like to extend our warmest wishes to everyone marking Eid. May this joyful time bring peace, happiness, and togetherness to you and your loved ones.

At Hants Healthcare Ltd we are proud to celebrate the diversity of our community and the values of compassion, generosity, and unity that Eid represents.

🌙 Wishing you a wonderful Eid filled with blessings and joy. 🌙

19/03/2026

✨ Community in action at St John’s, Hythe ✨

We’re so proud of our wonderful Hants Healthcare team who recently spent time serving lunch at the Seniors Lunch Club at St John’s Church Hall in Hythe 💙

It was a fantastic afternoon filled with smiles, great conversation, and of course… delicious home-cooked food and truly scrumptious puddings! 🍽️🍰

If you or someone you know would enjoy a welcoming, friendly space and a lovely two-course meal, we highly encourage you to come along. It’s a great way to connect with others in the community while enjoying some fantastic cooking.

📅 Wednesdays at 12pm
📍 St John’s Church Hall, Hythe

Come along—you’ll be very warmly welcomed! 💫

12/03/2026

Celebrating Musa today for 3 wonderful years with our team. Your dedication, kindness, and hard work do not go unnoticed. Thank you for being such an important part of what we do. 🌟

08/03/2026

🌟 Employee of the Month – February 🌟

A big congratulations to Samantha Roystone for being our Employee of the Month for February 👏🏽

Samantha consistently demonstrates what our organisation stands for. She is:

✨ Reliable✨ Kind✨ Helpful✨ Respectful✨ Always polite

Her positive attitude and willingness to support both colleagues and service users does not go unnoticed. She is a true team player and a credit to our company.

Thank you, Samantha, for your continued hard work and dedication – we really appreciate you! 💙

Please join me in congratulating her 🎉