🎉 Happy New Year from We Talk Care! 🌟

As we welcome 2025, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all caregivers, supporters, and partners for being part of our journey.

This year, let’s continue to:
🤝 Build stronger connections within our caregiver community.

💬 Provide support and resources to ease your caregiving journey.

🌍 Expand our impact globally to reach more caregivers in need.

You’re not alone. Join our We Talk Care community and make 2025 a year of strength, growth, and support.

Together, we thrive! 💜

Happy New Year! 🎊
- The We Talk Care Team

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The Parky Blinders project is changing the game for people with Parkinson's disease by using non-contact boxing to improve strength, stamina, and reduce social isolation. Now, thanks to funding, this life-changing initiative will be extended nationwide!

📖 Read more about this inspiring project: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn9gy4vqvrvo.amp

#parkinsonssupport #inclusiveboxing #wetalkcare #activeliving #parkyblinders #carerscommunity

Parkinson's disease boxing project to be extended across England - BBC News
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Parkinson's disease boxing project to be extended across England - BBC News

Cornwall's Parky Blinders project aims to inspire people across the country to try out a boxing gym.

📢 Over 100 organisations demand action!

A powerful coalition of over 100 organisations has released a joint statement calling for urgent care reform in the UK. The message is clear: carers and care recipients deserve better. 💔

Read about the campaign: https://www.carehomeprofession....al.com/over-100-orga

What changes would you like to see in the care system? Share your thoughts with us.

#carereform #supportforcarers #wetalkcare #carersrights

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A Year of Growth, Advocacy, and Connection: We Talk Care’s 2024 Round-Up | ##wetalkcare #yearinreview #carerssupport #bigplansfor2025 #youarenotalone

A Year of Growth, Advocacy, and Connection: We Talk Care’s 2024 Round-Up

A Year of Growth, Advocacy, and Connection: We Talk Care’s 2024 Round-Up

We couldn’t have achieved any of this without you, our dedicated community of carers and supporters. Your stories, resilience, and commitment inspire us every day.

2024 was a groundbreaking year for the Alzheimer’s Society, with major strides in research offering new hope for carers and loved ones affected by dementia. 💜
🗞️ Take a look back: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/....blog/2024-looking-ba
What gives you hope for the future of dementia care? Let’s discuss!
#dementiaresearch #hopeforalzheimers #wetalkcare #carerssupport

2024: Looking back at an exciting year for research at Alzheimer’s Society | Alzheimer's Society
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2024: Looking back at an exciting year for research at Alzheimer’s Society | Alzheimer's Society

With announcements on new Alzheimer's drugs, the launch of essential care research partnerships, and funding more pioneering ways to transform the dementia landscape, 2024 has been the biggest year for dementia research yet!

📢 Over 100 organisations demand action!

A powerful coalition of over 100 organisations has released a joint statement calling for urgent care reform in the UK. The message is clear: carers and care recipients deserve better. 💔

Read about the campaign: https://www.carehomeprofession....al.com/over-100-orga

What changes would you like to see in the care system? Share your thoughts with us.

#carereform #supportforcarers #wetalkcare #carersrights

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Understanding Anosognosia: When Your Loved One Can’t Recognise Their Dementia | ##wetalkcare #dementiasupport #anosognosia #carerscommunity #youarenotalone #caregivertips

Understanding Anosognosia: When Your Loved One Can’t Recognise Their Dementia

Understanding Anosognosia: When Your Loved One Can’t Recognise Their Dementia

One of the most confusing and frustrating experiences for carers is when their loved one seems completely unaware of their memory loss or impairment. This is not denial—it’s something called anosognosia.

📢 Carers Call for a Fairer Allowance 💷
Carers across the UK are calling for an increase in Carer’s Allowance, highlighting the financial struggles faced by those who dedicate their lives to caring for loved ones.

Carers save the UK billions each year through unpaid work, yet many are struggling to make ends meet.

📰 Read more about the campaign here:

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/....lifestyle/money/new-

Do you believe Carer’s Allowance needs to reflect the value of carers’ contributions? Let us know your thoughts.

#wetalkcare #carersrights #carersallowance #supportcarers #youarenotalone

New call for DWP to increase Carer's Allowance payments to £1,600 each month - Daily Record
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New call for DWP to increase Carer's Allowance payments to £1,600 each month - Daily Record

Unpaid carers providing at least 35 hours of support currently receive £327.60 every four-week pay period from DWP.
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Caring Through the Festive Season: Recognising and Overcoming Compassion Fatigue | ##wetalkcare #compassionfatigue #carerssupport #selfcareforcarers #youarenotalone #caringatchristmas

Caring Through the Festive Season: Recognising and Overcoming Compassion Fatigue

Caring Through the Festive Season: Recognising and Overcoming Compassion Fatigue

At We Talk Care, we want you to know: you’re not alone. Seeking support and understanding during this time is not a luxury; it’s a necessity. Let’s explore what compassion fatigue is, how it affects carers, and why finding help is so important.

The holidays can be a challenging time for those living with dementia. Small changes can make a big difference in creating a calm, inclusive environment.

Tips include:
✅ Keeping routines as familiar as possible
✅ Avoiding sensory overload with simple decorations and quiet spaces
✅ Offering activities that spark memories and joy

Read more on how to support loved ones with dementia this Christmas: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/....blog/how-support-dem

💬 Have you adapted your Christmas celebrations for a loved one with dementia? Share your tips and experiences below.

#wetalkcare #dementiasupport #inclusivechristmas #carerscommunity #youarenotalone

How to support a person with dementia at Christmas | Alzheimer's Society
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How to support a person with dementia at Christmas | Alzheimer's Society

Christmas means many things to many people—from food, family and festivities, to religious observance and quiet reflection. But for people affected by dementia it can be more difficult. Here are 8 ways you can support people with dementia at Christma