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Hearing Voices: Information for Voice Hearers and their Supporters
Hearing voices is more common than people think; it is in fact a normal but unusual experience. However, it can be a frightening experience for both the hearer and family…
Downsizing? Choices, Choices!
Considering a change of home and lifestyle? It’s good to be proactive if you have outgrown your family home, have health concerns, or want to be closer to family. Who’s…
Research: The State of Caregiving (UK) 2013
This research from Carers UK indicates that one in three full-time carers get no practical support. Launched to coincide with its landmark policy conference, the State of Caring 2013 report…
Young Carer Story: Nerd + Beefy
University student Lauren Hitchin is one of nearly 10% of 15 to 24 year old Kiwis who support an ill, elderly, or disabled friend or family member. “NERD”, a man…
Government Services for Seniors
Download this helpful guide which covers a range of information and help that’s available to people aged 65 years and older. Produced by the Ministry of Social Development, Services for…
Having Suicidal Thoughts
Information for family, whanau, friends, and support networks. If you or someone you support has suicidal thoughts, click here to download the helpful information booklet Having Suicidal Thoughts. Prepared by skylight…
Supporting Someone With Diabetes
Do you have diabetes, or support someone who has the condition? Here are tips to ensure good times without compromising good health. By Gail Ellison Over the past 55 years,…
Continence: Bathroom Independence for Disabled Children
It’s not always easy, but persevering to help your disabled child self-manage in the loo is a lifetime gift. By Louise Inglis A holiday wish Managing one’s own toileting is…
