care to you

13/04/2026

🎗️ Oral, Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Week 🎗️
At Care To You, raising awareness and supporting wellbeing is an important part of the care we provide 💙
This week highlights the importance of recognising the early signs of oral, head and neck cancers — because early detection can make a real difference.
Simple things like noticing persistent mouth ulcers, lumps, or changes in your voice or swallowing shouldn’t be ignored. If something doesn’t feel right, it’s always best to get it checked.
As part of our commitment to high-quality care, we continue to stay informed and encourage open conversations around health and awareness.
Looking after you means looking out for the little signs too 🤝

13/04/2026

🚗🩺 At Care To You, safety always comes first 🩺🚗
At Care To You, I like to keep up to date with training and always try to be prepared for all situations — which is why I carry a fully equipped first aid kit in my car 🚑
Whether it’s a minor injury, feeling unwell, or an unexpected situation while out in the community, I’m ready to respond quickly and appropriately.
Providing care isn’t just about support at home — it’s about being there, prepared and professional, wherever I’m needed 💙
Continuous learning, preparation, and peace of mind for every client and their families is at the heart of what I do.

12/04/2026

At Care To You, it’s the little things that make a big difference 📰✨
Bringing the morning paper isn’t just about staying informed—it’s about keeping familiar routines, sparking conversations, and starting the day with comfort and independence. Whether it’s reading the headlines over a cup of tea or sharing stories together, these moments help support wellbeing and connection 💬🧠
It’s not just about care—it’s about preserving independence, dignity, and the joy found in everyday routines ❤️
Happy Sunday Everyone

03/04/2026

Out delivering to my lovely clients today 💐🐣
A little bundle of spring cheer with fresh daffodils and a sweet treat to brighten their day 💛 There’s nothing better than spreading smiles and seeing how much these small gestures mean.
Feeling so grateful to do what I do and bring a bit of happiness to such wonderful people 🌷✨
Have a lovely Easter everyone 🐰🌸

01/04/2026

At Care To You, I strive to provide compassionate, reliable, and personalised care that truly makes a difference 💙
I believe care should feel comfortable, respectful, and built around you — that’s why choosing a private carer can offer so many benefits:
✔️ Consistency of care – you’ll see the same familiar face regularly, building trust and comfort (especially important for those living with dementia)
✔️ Personalised, one-to-one support – care tailored to your routine, your needs, your way
✔️ Staying in the comfort of your own home 🏡 – maintaining independence and familiar surroundings
✔️ Flexibility & control – care that fits around your lifestyle
✔️ Building genuine relationships – reducing loneliness and supporting emotional wellbeing ❤️
✔️ Better understanding of your needs – I take the time to truly get to know you
✔️ Peace of mind for families – knowing your loved one is in safe, caring hands
✔️ Unrushed, quality care – more time, more attention, more dignity
My goal is simple: to support you or your loved ones in living safely, happily, and independently at home

09/03/2026

🌿 How Companionship Improves Mental Health 🌿
Many older adults spend long periods of time alone, which can lead to loneliness, sadness, and anxiety. Something as simple as regular companionship can make a huge difference to someone’s wellbeing.
A friendly visit, a cup of tea, a chat, or a short walk can help:
💜 Reduce feelings of loneliness
💜 Improve mood and emotional wellbeing
💜 Boost confidence and independence
💜 Keep the mind active through conversation
💜 Bring comfort and reassurance
At Care To You – Home Care Services, I believe that care is not just about support with daily tasks, but also about meaningful human connection.
Companionship visits provide warmth, kindness, and someone who genuinely cares.
📍 Serving: tewkesbury, cheltenham and surrounding villages.
📞 Call us today: 07799 576503
Because everyone deserves to feel valued, heard, and supported in the comfort of their own home. 💜

09/03/2026

Have you heard about The Care Advice Line (TCAL)?

It’s a free, confidential helpline for adults, families and unpaid carers in Gloucestershire. Whether you're navigating the care system or exploring support options, TCAL can help you make informed decisions.

📞 01452 22 22 00 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm)

04/03/2026

🔴 UPDATE🔴
I’m opening my diary and adding more availability for care support.
If you or a loved one requires assistance, please feel free to get in touch to discuss availability and how I can help.
Thank you.

03/03/2026

This month, we’ve been focusing on relationships - with others and with yourself. 📅

Although the dynamic between you and a person with dementia may change, it’s still possible to share closeness and meaningful moments together.

Looking after yourself isn’t selfish, it’s essential. You are more than your caring role, and you deserve care too.

What's one thing you've taken away or learnt this month? Tag someone in the comments who might need to hear this. 💙

03/03/2026

Some ideas for those who want to access the community and have something to enjoy, meet people, socialise, and gain new experiences:

There are Inclusion Hubs across Gloucestershire, led by disabled people for disabled people, these are located in Gloucester, Cheltenham and Forest.

03/03/2026

People often ask, “Will you do everything for me?”
Or say, “I don’t need anyone — I can do it all myself.”
And that’s exactly the point.
Home care isn’t about doing everything for someone. It’s about doing things with them. It’s about stepping in where needed, stepping back where possible, and always encouraging independence.
One of the things I do is support people to stay confident in their own homes — whether that’s preparing healthy meals together, encouraging good nutrition, or building confidence in everyday tasks.
It’s about supporting choice, maintaining dignity, and helping people do as much as they can for themselves — with just the right level of support.
Home care is partnership.
It’s empowerment.
It’s about enabling — not replacing. 💛

02/03/2026

Today I was reminded just how important it is to listen.
While sat outside enjoying the sunshine, I spent time chatting with one of my clients who is 92 years young. With recent news bringing back memories, they began sharing stories of their childhood during the war — speaking about rationing, making food stretch, and working the land to grow what their family needed to survive. They also spoke about bathing in front of the fire and how these simple routines were just part of everyday life.
There was no complaint in their voice — only resilience, strength, and quiet pride in how communities supported one another through difficult times.
Moments like this remind me that care is about so much more than practical support. It’s about listening, valuing life experiences, and recognising the incredible histories our clients carry with them.
I feel privileged every day to hear these stories and to care for a generation that has shown such courage and endurance.