Home Instead Wembley

01/06/2026

When you pop in to check on a loved one, glance at the kitchen. Is the same glass on the side from yesterday? Is the squash bottle untouched in the cupboard?

Older adults often don't feel thirsty until they're already dehydrated.

A drink within reach of where they sit, not on the kitchen counter. Tea, squash, and soup all count. A glass with each meal turns it into routine rather than reminder. ☺️

30/05/2026

Care isn't always about needing a lot of help. It's often about wanting Mum or Dad to stay where they're happiest, with a bit of support around the edges.

A couple of hours in the morning, a hand with the things that have started to feel harder, someone there they trust a few times a week. Small, steady help that protects independence rather than replacing it.

Find out how we're supporting local families across Wembley and arrange a conversation with our team to learn more. 📞 0208 022 4590

28/05/2026

A proper meal, freshly made in their own kitchen, the way they like it. One of the many reassurances families tell us they value. 💚

28/05/2026

When Lisa comes knocking on the door, Joan knows that some fun and laughter is on the cards. These two are the stars of our sponsorship films,
currently being shown in Love Your Weekend. The friendship they share reflects the bonds that our clients and Care Professionals form.

Find out more about the care we offer:
https://www.homeinstead.co.uk/

25/05/2026

Care that happens at the end of your road. The people we support live in Wembley and the surrounding area, in the streets you already know.

The job covers a lot of ground. Personal care, medication support, helping someone stay mobile and independent at home, time spent on the things that matter most to them. It's varied work, and the difference you make stays close to home.

We're hiring Care Professionals in Wembley and the surrounding area. Give our team a call on 0208 022 4590 or apply at homeinstead.co.uk/wembley.

25/05/2026

As we close out , we’re looking at a common but often confusing symptom: Sundowning.

Sundowning is a sense of agitation, anxiety or confusion that builds in the late afternoon and evening. It can be distressing for both the individual and their carers, but understanding it is the first step to managing it.

What to look for:
- Pacing or restlessness.
- Increased irritability or shouting.
- A sudden urge to "go home" (even if they are already there).

How to help:
✅ Close the blinds
✅ Reduce noise
✅ Try distraction

At Home Instead, we provide expert, accredited training to help our Care Professionals support families through these exact challenges.

You don’t have to do this alone. 🤝

📖 Read our full guide on sundowning here: https://www.homeinstead.co.uk/.../dementia/sundowning/

23/05/2026

Who else agrees? ☺️🧁

21/05/2026

We are incredibly proud to share that Clare Lawrence from Home Instead Wembley has been named a finalist in the Learning & Development Award at the Stars of Social Care – Home Care Awards 2026 ✨

This recognition is a wonderful reflection of Clare’s passion, dedication, and commitment to supporting learning and development within our team. Her hard work continues to make a positive difference to both our Care Professionals and clients every day.

The winners will be announced on Friday, 12th June 2026 at the Leonardo Royal London St Paul’s, and we’ll all be cheering Clare on 💙

21/05/2026

Starting a conversation about possible dementia can feel overwhelming.

In this clip, Dr Michelle, Paschalina and Tony share gentle advice on how to raise concerns with care and respect. From focusing on small changes you have noticed, to involving a GP early, they explain why the right approach matters.

A thoughtful guide for families trying to find the right words.

Watch this if you’re worried a loved one may have dementia and aren...