For people leaving hospital, adjusting to life at home can be a difficult time. Helping someone get their essential shopping, pick up their prescription or get the heating turned on can make all the ...

Do you enjoy being part of your local community, are you looking for a flexible volunteering opportunity, do you want to meet new people and make difference? We need your help to raise awareness and ...

Sleep divorce is the practice of couples sleeping in separate beds – or bedrooms – to improve sleep quality. While it may seem like a relatively new trend, the decision for couples to sleep together ...

When there is a fire, flood or severe weather, we're among the first to respond. From making a cup of tea to delivering the essentials, we work with other organisations to do what's needed straight ...

More and more older adults are taking up gaming, according to new research from statistics portal Statista and broadband provider TalkTalk. Earlier this year, Statista reported that 41% of people aged ...

Gabby Petito’s heartbreaking story captivated the world. The 22-year-old American blogger went missing during a road trip with her fiancé, Brian Laundrie, 23, in July 2021, sparking a nationwide ...

Safeguarding is important for ensuring the health, safety, and wellbeing of people with dementia because the condition can cause cognitive symptoms which place them at greater risk of abuse or neglect ...

Mulching is a great gardener’s go-to for anyone who wants to keep weeds at bay and bees happy. By covering your soil with organic materials like wood chips, straw, grass clippings, or even well-rotted ...

Self-sabotaging refers to personal behaviours that harm a person’s success, happiness, and progress – often preventing them from accomplishing their goals. While some people may be aware of their self ...

Axial spondyloarthritis is a form of inflammatory arthritis. It was previously known as axial spondylitis and mostly causes back pain due to swelling in the spine and the joints that connect the ...

On Saturday morning, on my way to exercise the doglets, I was – as always – listening to Radio 4. There was an interview by Amol Rajan of a woman in her early 20s talking about her friendship with a ...