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Image credit: Royal Star & Garter - Physiotherapist Gursh goes through Monica’s Physiotec exercises

NEW APP HELPS BOOST VETERANS’ HEALTH AND WELLBEING

Royal Star & Garter is using a physiotherapy app to help improve the lives of residents. The charity has started using Physiotec in its three Homes – in Solihull, Surbiton and High Wycombe...
SPORTING SPIRIT CONTINUES AT BELONG IN NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME

SPORTING SPIRIT CONTINUES IN NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME

As Birmingham bids farewell to the Commonwealth Games, older people in Newcastle-under-Lyme are continuing its legacy with their own sports day inspired by the Queen’s Baton Relay visit to...
BELONG STRENGTHENS OPERATIONS TEAM WITH NEW APPOINTMENT

BELONG STRENGTHENS OPERATIONS TEAM WITH NEW APPOINTMENT

Dementia care specialist Belong has appointed Ali Gopaul to its operations team, with oversight of the organisation’s Greater Manchester care villages, as well as the group’s health and...
COVID Resilience programme

CALL FOR A NATIONAL COVID-19 RESILIENCE PROGRAMME FOR OLDER PEOPLE

Public health agencies across the UK should launch a National COVID-19 Resilience Programme to support older people through the pandemic and to keep them healthy and resilient over the winter, a...
Belong Care Villages Launch Digital Exercise Channel

EXERCISE GOES DIGITAL FOR CARE VILLAGES’ OLDER RESIDENTS

Fitness instructors at care provider Belong have launched a YouTube channel to keep their clients and the nation’s older community healthy during the coronavirus lockdown. The Belong Active...
HEALTH AND WELLBEING STILL A PRIORITY DURING COVID CRISIS

HEALTH AND WELLBEING STILL A PRIORITY DURING COVID CRISIS

The British Geriatrics Society has warned that the lockdown and social distancing measures, meant to protect vulnerable older people from COVID-19, have led to dangerously low levels of physical...
UEA Research Dementia in Footballers

EX-FOOTBALLERS TO BE MONITORED FOR EARLY SIGNS OF DEMENTIA

Researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) are crowdfunding a new project to test former professional football players for early signs of dementia. Recent research from the University of...
Uni of Herts Research

FUNDING GIVEN TO RESEARCH INTO BENEFITS OF SPORT FOR WOMEN WITH DEMENTIA

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has awarded over £35,000 to an innovative project between the University of Hertfordshire and Juntendo University, Japan, which will focus on...
Dawn Hulley, Activities Coordinator at Willow Tree Nursing Home, was recognised at the Pride of Rugby Awards.

CARE HOME WORKER HONOURED AT PRIDE OF RUGBY AWARDS

A Rugby care home worker has been honoured with an award recognising the difference she has made to residents’ lives. Dawn Hulley, Activities Coordinator at Willow Tree Nursing Home, was...
Funding boost for Down’s Syndrome Association’s sports programme

Funding boost for Down’s Syndrome Association’s sports programme

The Down’s Syndrome Association’s (DSA) DSActive clubs have been given a £19,000 cash injection by insurance provider Simplyhealth.    This £19,000 grant will...

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