When looking into care for a loved one — or even a career in care — two terms often come up: home care and nursing care . At first, they might sound similar, but they provide very different types of support. At Care With Dignity Partnerships , based in Abingdon, we specialise in home care . Here’s a simple guide to help you understand the difference and decide what’s right for you or your family.
A Simple Guide for New Starters in Abingdon, Didcot & Wantage Starting a job as a support worker (carer) is exciting but also a big step. You’ll be helping people with important parts of their daily lives — from personal care to companionship. To make sure you feel confident and ready, we provide full training and ongoing support. At Care With Dignity Partnerships , based near Abingdon, we train every new carer so they have the skills and confidence to give safe, high-quality care across Abingdon , Didcot , and Wantage .
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As the UK population continues to age, the demand for high-quality care services has seen a significant rise. According to a 2019 report from Age UK, there are nearly 12 million people aged 65 and over in the UK , many of whom require various degrees of care. More recent estimates suggest that the UK now has around 12.5 million people aged 65+, accounting for roughly 19% of the total population.
