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Summer Activities For Live-in Carers To Do With Their Clients

  • Mar 17
  • 2 min read

Live-in Carer with elderly client walking in the garden

If you are a live-in carer providing at home care who is looking for ideas on things to do with your client this summer, then this blog is a must read for you! Whether your client likes to stay indoors, or prefers to get out and about outdoors, there is always something to enjoy this summer.


We spoke to a few of our living-in carers to find out what their favourite activities to do with their clients are and compiled a list of the best ones below. We hope you enjoy!

Fishing: If you are a confident fisher, there's no reason why your shouldn't engage your client in the activity - enjoying new experiences together is really good for bonding with your client, and building a friendship. Many areas across the country now have wheelchair access too, but it's better to check before you head out.

Take a stroll around your clients area: If a walk is possible, your client might love getting out of the house for an afternoon to see new scenery and explore new things. Make sure to bring along a walker or wheelchair in case your client gets tired and needs to rest along the way, or requires help getting back to the house.

Have a picnic outdoors: Picnics are the perfect way of getting outside without too much walking. If you want to go for a walk you can plan this at the local park, or if your client isn't up for walking then you can have a picnic in your clients back garden. At the park, your client can socialise with other people, interact with animals, and see somewhere new. Make sure to go to an area with comfortable seating and lots of shade in case the weather is hot.

Have a treat: Most people have a favourite snack or place to eat that they enjoy. Why not use the opportunities and have a treat on a busy day? Going to a doctor's appointment? Why not stroll into the town after for an ice cream, or a coffee and pastry from their favourite place, or a lunch special from somewhere new. If the weather is nice, enjoy your treats in the sunshine of if your client would prefer to stay indoors put the kettle on, get out an old board game to play and just relax and have fun!

If you would like to register as a live-in carer to provide high quality domiciliary services with Access Care, please contact hello@access-care.co,uk

 
 
 

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Tiggy Bradshaw

Tiggy Bradshaw is the CEO and driving force behind Access Care, a family-run live-in care agency founded in 1994. Tiggy stepped into the company founded by her mother, Judie Tighe, after growing up immersed in the business and its values. Under her leadership, Access Care remains small enough to pay attention to the details yet large enough to deliver impactful care solutions across the UK. 


Her mission is to arrange compassionate, professional live-in carers that enable individuals to remain in their own homes with dignity, rather than moving into a residential setting. With decades of experience behind the team, Tiggy prioritises highly-vetted carers, personalised matching and a caring, family-first ethos. 


Together with her dedicated team, Tiggy continues to build on the founding vision of transforming live-in care - treating every family, client and carer as if they were part of her own.

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