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Care Friends Points Up For Grabs
Google & Indeed Reviews: 10 points each Best review: 50 Bonus points Yes, that’s right. You’ll get 10 Care Friends points for a Google review, AND 10 points for Indeed, we’ll also...
Blue Light Card for Carers
Benefits, Discounts & How to Apply If you work in home care or social care, the Blue Light Card is one of the most valuable benefits available – offering...
In Safe Hands – November Newsletter
Click below to view our November newsletter! In Safe Hands – November 2025
Stay Safe Online: A Simple Security Guide (For Everyone)
Think of your work account like your house. A strong lock (good password) and a door chain (MFA) keep the bad guys out. This guide shows you the basics...
✊🏾 Black History Month 2025 – “We Are Here: Celebrating Our Roots and Routes”
🌍 Celebrating Global Heritage, Local Impact Black History Month in the UK is a time to reflect, honour, and celebrate the contributions of Black communities across Britain and beyond....
🗣️ Open Talk Survey – Staff Introduction Post
Your Voice Matters: Take Part in Our Open Talk SurveyAt Care in Hand, we believe open, honest communication helps us grow stronger together. Our new Open Talk Survey gives...
In Safe Hands – Welcome to our New Monthly Newsletter
Good morning, Welcome to the first edition of our In Safe Hands newsletter 🌿 This month’s issue highlights some of the exciting things happening across Care in Hand, including our new Connected...
Sickness Reporting and Pay Information
Below are the key sections from the company’s Sickness and Pay policy. These outline your responsibilities when reporting sickness and what you need to do to ensure sick pay...
User Guides: Your Guide to using Software & Apps at Care in Hand
Recommended Videos
Learning resources and recommended extra training resources for carers in relation to domicilary care.
Many of our clients suffer from Dementia, these videos give some extra insights and methods on how to care for those with dementia, and ensure they are treated with dignity and sensitivity.
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