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Home Instead South Lakes calls on public to donate Easter eggs to vulnerable

Call for Easter eggs for lonely, vulnerable and isolated

Call for Easter eggs for lonely, vulnerable and isolated 08/03/2021 A South Lakeland homecare company is asking people to donate Easter eggs for the lonely, vulnerable and isolated. Home Instead has teamed up with Morrisons in Kendal and Levens Village Store as drop-off points so people can leave their Easter eggs at those shops until March 30. The firm is working with  groups in the area, including the Peoples Café, Kendal Integrated Care Community, Kendal Community Emergency Planning Group and Sight Advice South Lakes, who will help to identify people who may be lonely, vulnerable or isolated this Easter. Judy Clay, owner of Home Instead South Lakes, said: “Although we’ve been there to provide home care and companionship to many older people throughout the pandemic, we know not all are so lucky.

Home Instead South Lakes celebrates three years of caring for the community

A CARE home company is celebrating three years of providing care and companionship to elderly and vulnerable people throughout the community. Home Instead South Lakes was opened in 2018 by husband and wife duo, Will and Judy Clay, providing high-quality companionship-led care to people across the Lake District, including Windemere, Ambleside, Grange and Bowness. The company is rated ‘Outstanding’ by the CQC, ranking in the top three per cent of homecare providers in the UK. Mr Clay said:“We are so happy to be celebrating three years of business with Home Instead, and we look forward to celebrating many more. Three years on from our launch and we now employ over 50 caregivers and office staff, who deliver thousands of hours of care to our clients every month. ”

Kendal-based Home Instead South Lakes celebrates three years of care

Home Instead South Lakes pleas for former tourism and hospitality workers to join the care sector

A CARE company is urging former employees from the tourism and hospitality sectors to bring their valuable skills to the care sector. As the pandemic brings unemployment and an uncertain future for the job market, Home Instead is urging local people to consider a career in care. While there are job losses in sectors such as tourism and hospitality, the pandemic has caused a surge in demand for home care as people look to protect their loved ones. Judy Clay, owner of Home Instead South Lakes, said: “We understand the impact of the pandemic has had on our community and urge jobseekers not to overlook skills such as being friendly and chatty.