Home Instead Altrincham

My niece Abi was 18 yesterday I found this picture of her with our Gran,(left hand photo) and wondered if I had one of me and my Great Gran,and their I am looking amazing !!! Sadly I can't remember my Great Gran, But Abi's and my Gran, had a huge effect on my life, I miss her loads often think of her when i'm struggling.. what the heck i'm meant to be doing with this plant, or how did she make that white sauce! Feel free to add your photo memories too :-)

Looks like its been a great learning week for our team, HR training at head office, "fantastic" apparently! If you can spot Joely and Liz your doing better than me! Well done Mark (far right) now I know your not camera shy i'll be round your desk more often!!

From the Trafford Archives...If you have been following the #cricket this week in the #WestIndies you might enjoy this image of #oldtrafford cricket ground in the 1890s

Home care benefit #1: Home care quality continues to improve over time as CAREGivers learn their client's individual needs rather than being in a residential facility where assigned nurses and carers change frequently.
As the daughter of a client, Sally, recently told us "CAREGivers treat their clients with care and compassion and have time to build up lovely relationships with them".
At Home Instead Senior Care, we carefully match CAREGivers and clients based on similar interests and life experiences. This allows CAREGivers and clients to build strong, long-lasting relationships. In fact, our CAREGivers tell us the role of CAREGiving feels more like visiting a friend or family member than just a job. How lovely is that? 💜

It definitely feels like spring is just round the corner, so it’s time to stretch your legs after those long and dark winter months. Who's going to spot the first garden Daffodils this weekend? I'm cheating here this was taken a couple of years ago at Dunham Massey!

Our brains have been stretched today by the fabulous Alex at Altrincham HQ well done team Zumba Timperley Sarah Maunder, Lynne Williams and Lucy Gill. I'm looking forward to sharing our community stories, helpful care at home tips and how you could join our amazing company too! Alan

Congratulations and very well done to “Lisa” for receiving a “GEM” award from Alan. Amazing effort, you are a real GEM.

Keen to find out more...This looks like it would be really interesting, I bet my kids would be fascinated.

You know those little raised bumps on our pavements?
It turns out they have a fascinating language of their own.
For visually impaired pedestrians, a variety of tactile markings and patterns help them navigate our towns and cities.
... For example, these raised circular bumps mean a dropped curb before a crossing.
Horizontal stripes? There are stairs or obstacles ahead of you. Verticle stripes: the path is safe.
Circular dots that aren't aligned? There is a train or gap ahead!
Visually impaired people rely on these patterns, however, councils outside of London seem to be moving towards aesthetic considerations. They’re changing the colours to darker greys, so it blends in more.
Interested to learn more? Watch this fascinating video on YouTube: https://goo.gl/ksQIEi
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Super proud of being part of the Home Instead family and everything we stand for :-)

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We are here until 2:30pm.. see you soon

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We are on our way to Costa Coffee in Timperley, hope to see you there!!!!

It's indeed wonderful what you guys are doing out there. May the good Lord reward you all tremendously for such a splendid job. Keep it up.

Individual Care, for Individual needs.