Equicare services Ltd.

21/10/2025

🎆 Happy Diwali from Equicare! 🎇

As the Festival of Lights brightens our homes and hearts, we celebrate the spirit of togetherness, compassion, and hope. 💛

At Equicare, we believe in spreading light through kindness, care, and support — not just today, but every day. 🌟

May your Diwali be filled with joy, good health, and the warmth of loved ones.
✨ Wishing you all a safe and sparkling Diwali! ✨

23/06/2025

🎉 we’ve won Employer of the Year in partnership with Seetec! 🎉

We’re over the moon and so proud of this recognition! At Equicare, we’ve always said our team is our greatest strength — and this award proves it. 💙

Massive shoutout to every single person in our care family — you’re the reason we do what we do, and we couldn’t have achieved this without you!

Here’s to celebrating our amazing team and the care we give every day! 🥳

07/05/2025

VE Day, short for Victory in Europe Day, is a deeply significant annual observance marking the end of World War II in Europe. On May 8, 1945, the Allies formally accepted N**i Germany’s unconditional surrender, bringing six years of brutal conflict to a close across the European continent. VE Day represents not only the victory of the Allied forces but also the triumph of hope, unity, and resilience over adversity and tyranny. As VE Day 2025 approaches, it offers a unique opportunity for people of all ages to reflect on the lessons of history, honor the courage of past generations, and renew our commitment to peace and freedom today.

The Legion is here to help members of the Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force, veterans and their families. And we’re not going anywhere.

12/03/2025

To Celebrate the recent international women's day, we have been working alongside seetec. Seetec help and support individuals in finding a job that’s right for them.

After meeting with some wonderful ladies we are hopeful to get them on board and working with Equicare in no time!

Thanks again Seetec and we look forward to the next one!👏🗣💡

06/01/2025

This Brew Monday, 20 January, Samaritans is reminding everyone to reach out for a cuppa and a catch-up with the people you care about.

Brew Monday is a lovely way to check in with
the people you care about – and share a biscuit
or two. 🫖☕🍪

Right now is the perfect time to connect with those around you. It doesn’t matter if it’s Monday morning or Saturday night, or if you’re drinking green tea, black coffee or orange juice.

We’re proud to support Samaritans campaign ☕ People can feel low on any day of the year but connecting over a cuppa is a great way to check in with each other 💚 https://bit.ly/3aaYyUD

17/12/2024

Christmas Party time!🎄💃
What a great start to the season! The food was great, the company was even better, but the dancing was the best. Thank you for the fab Christmas party 🥰🤳🎁

13/11/2024

Physical intervention skills are sometimes required for the safe and legal management of physically challenging behaviour.

Yesterday we had our external trainer to come in and provide Physical Intervention training to our staff! This training can help prepare staff to safely and humanely react to crisis situations where restrictive physical intervention is the last resort to prevent serious harm.

Staff will be able to identify challenging behaviour and know when to intervene, know physical intervention techniques, know the risks involved in physical intervention, know the causes and diffusion of anger and aggression, learn unacceptable practice with adults and children and also learn how physical intervention is used with people with dementia. Below is a little snippet of the course which was very interactive and informative whilst also making staff feel at ease! Great work team!

10/09/2024

1 in 5 of us will struggle with suicidal thoughts in our lifetime. But the stigma attached to su***de can prevent people from getting the support they need.

A poll* from Samaritans revealed that nearly three-quarters (71%) of UK adults are unaware just how many people experience suicidal thoughts at some point in their lives. And while 74% of people are comfortable talking with family and friends about mental health and wellbeing, only 45% are comfortable talking about suicidal thoughts.

By highlighting how suicidal thoughts are more common than people might expect, and that talking about suicidal thoughts is helpful, we can help break the stigma surrounding the subject that often prevents people from opening up. 💙

05/08/2024

Sign Age UK's petition. Cutting the Winter Fuel Payment this winter, with virtually no notice and no compensatory measures to protect poor and vulnerable pensioners, is the wrong policy decision.

07/06/2024

June is Men’s Health Month and we use social media to share education and awareness about men’s health issues around the world.

The statistics analysing the status of men’s mental health are stark and demonstrate why the approach to men’s mental health services needs to be reconsidered.

In the UK, on average, 13 men each day take their life by su***de. This is three times higher than the rate for women. Men aged between 40 and 49 have the highest su***de rates in comparison with to the total number of recorded su***des.
Men are more likely to face mental health challenges involving homelessness, with men making up 87% of rough sleepers, as well as alcohol and drug dependency, where men are three times more likely than women to be affected.
Despite these statistics, men are less likely to access community-based mental health support. Only 36% of the referrals to NHS psychological talking therapies are for men.
However, men are more likely than women to be detained under the Mental Health Act 1983.
Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month plays a vital role in bringing this issue to the fore so that mental health services can find ways to address this disparity. The aim moving forward is twofold. First, men need to access mental health services in the community early on, before an escalation to a mental health crisis requiring detention. Second, community-based mental health services need to be tailored to meet that need and overcome barriers that men face in accessing appropriate treatment.

When you’re experiencing a mental health problem, supportive and reliable information can change your life.

When you’re living with a mental health problem, or supporting someone who is, access to the right information is vital.

26/04/2024

🎉 Had a blast at the Care Show in London's Excel!🌟
It was amazing to meet so many care professionals, catch up with some of our partners and learn so much.
From insightful seminars to fun networking sessions, we had a fantastic time with colleagues and associates.
Looking forward to implementing new ideas and continuing to make a difference in the world of care!

22/04/2024

Working to make a difference ❤️
We have now received our latest rating from CQC after our inspection which took place in February 2024 and we received the rating 'good' across the board. 🥳

A big thank you to our staff and professional partners for their dedication in improving the lives of children, young people and adults! 👏
The hard work will not stop here!

👉 https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-2515378016

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