Trinity Homecare - Kent

21/10/2026

When preparing a favourite meal starts to feel tiring, a little help can mean a lot. 💚

For someone living with frailty, support with shopping, cooking and daily routines can help make life at home more manageable.

Start by asking what they would find helpful, while keeping their choices at the centre.

Explore Trinity’s Frailty Information Hub: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/frailty-information-hub/

20/10/2026

What helps people build a lasting career in care? Feeling supported, having opportunities to develop and knowing their contribution matters.

For care providers, these commitments deserve sustained attention. The support colleagues receive shapes their confidence, their working relationships and the care people experience at home.

Trinity Homecare’s Great British Care Awards shortlisting across the South East and South West offers an opportunity to reflect on that connection. Behind every finalist place are people whose everyday decisions, kindness and dedication make a difference to clients and families.

Coverage in South West News, Healthcare Newsdesk and South East Online helps bring that work to a wider audience, highlighting the skills and commitment within homecare.

Congratulations to all the finalists, and to the colleagues who support them.

Read the coverage and discover the people and teams behind the recognition:

South West: https://southwest-news.co.uk/2026/10/08/trinity-homecare-celebrates-south-west-care-awards-shortlisting-success/

South East: https://healthcare-newsdesk.co.uk/trinity-homecare-celebrates-seven-shortlisting-successes-at-south-east-care-awards/

Four outstanding individuals from Trinity Homecare, a leading live-in and visiting care provider, have reached the finals of the South East Great British Care Awards.   The company itself has…

19/10/2026

Feeling dizzy or unusually sleepy can make everyday movement more difficult.

Some medicines can contribute to these symptoms. If you or someone you love notices a change, ask a GP or pharmacist whether a medication review would help.

Never stop or change prescribed medication without professional advice.

👉 Read Trinity’s advice on medicines and falls: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/preventing-falls-hub/medicines-and-fall-risk-what-you-need-to-know/

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16/10/2026

Falls led to more than 221,000 emergency hospital admissions among people aged 65 and over in England in 2024/25.

It is a reminder that concerns about steadiness deserve attention.

If someone you love has become worried about moving around, start by listening to what feels difficult. 💚

Visit our Preventing Falls Hub for practical information: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/preventing-falls-hub/

You can also sign up for helpful care advice and updates by email: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/trinity-newsletter/

14/10/2026

Have familiar things started taking someone you love a little more effort?

Perhaps they are walking more slowly, tiring more easily or losing weight without trying.

These changes can have different causes, so they are worth discussing with a healthcare professional. You do not have to work out the answers alone. 💚

Explore Trinity’s Frailty Information Hub: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/frailty-information-hub/

For helpful information delivered to your inbox, sign up to Trinity’s emails: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/trinity-newsletter/

12/10/2026

“I’d rather stay at home.”

Sometimes those words hide a worry about falling. Someone you love may feel unsure about steps, uneven pavements or getting around safely.

Try asking what would help them feel more confident, and give them time to explain. 💚

Understanding the worry can help you explore the right support together.

Visit Trinity’s Preventing Falls Hub for helpful information: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/frailty-information-hub/

09/10/2026

A brighter hallway. A clear walkway. Slippers that fit securely. 💚

Small changes can help make moving around at home safer as winter approaches.

When you next visit someone you love, take a look together:

💡 Is the route to the bathroom well lit?
🏠 Are floors clear of clutter and trailing wires?
👟 Do shoes and slippers have good grip?

👉 Download Trinity’s free Winter Falls Prevention Guide: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/guide-library/winter-falls-prevention-guide-download/

08/10/2026

Outstanding care begins with people who feel supported, valued and confident in their work.
Trinity Homecare has been named a finalist for Employer of the Year at the Surrey Business Awards 2026. 💚

The submission highlighted the connection between investing in colleagues and the care clients receive: practical training, opportunities to progress, recognition and a workplace where people have a voice.

This finalist recognition belongs to the carers and office teams whose compassion, skills and dedication make a difference every day.

https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/blog/trinity-news/surrey-business-awards-employer-of-the-year-finalist-2026/

05/10/2026

Feeling steady can mean feeling free to enjoy everyday life. 💚

Around one in three people aged 65 and over falls each year. A fall can affect confidence as well as cause injury, making familiar routines feel more difficult.

Taking time to talk about worries, notice changes and explore practical support can be a helpful first step.

👉 Explore Trinity Homecare’s Preventing Falls Hub. https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/resources/preventing-falls-hub/

For more helpful advice and updates, sign up to Trinity’s emails.
https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/trinity-newsletter/

28/09/2026

A holiday can mean so much more than a change of scenery. It can bring excitement, new memories and something special to look forward to.

When one Trinity Homecare client dreamed of taking a holiday, the team helped make it possible through thoughtful planning and care tailored around their individual needs.

It is a lovely reminder that receiving care should not mean giving up the experiences that matter most.

Read how the team helped turn a dream holiday into reality: https://www.trinityhomecare.co.uk/case-studies/making-a-dream-holiday-possible/