| Topic: | Re:Living In-House with an Elderly Person | |
| Posted by: | Caroline Carney | |
| Date/Time: | 11/05/25 16:04:00 |
| There are lots of agencies who are expensive ut also lots of charities that would help too.https://getvolunteering.co.uk/organisations/volunteering-matters/513 try this organisation. if your mum does not need "care" as such but someone around as a companion this can be excellent and so much cheaper. I had volunteers from the old CSV they came from the US, Korea, Germany and all over England ,Scotland and Wales They lived with a woman in Uxbridge but came to me on 3 days a week. I am still in contact with some of them even now they they married and have families of their own. It was a wonder time until my needs increased and I had no where for someone to stay. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 04/05/25 15:16:00 | Phil Kay |
| Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 04/05/25 16:53:00 | Joy Griffiths |
| Re:Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 06/05/25 12:23:00 | Phil Kay |
| Re:Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 11/05/25 13:15:00 | Jane Yettram |
| Re:Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 11/05/25 16:04:00 | Caroline Carney |
| Re:Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 12/05/25 14:01:00 | Catherine Savage |
| Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 17/05/25 19:19:00 | Joy Griffiths |
| Re:Living In-House with an Elderly Person | 28/05/25 19:55:00 | Philippa Bond |