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We’re recruiting a Researcher to support Intergenerational Linking
Researcher Post – My Home Life England at City, University of London. Join Care Home Friends and Neighbours: Intergenerational Linking – our national programme supporting young people to engage with care homes! Applications are invited for a part-time Research Assistant/Fellow to work with the My Home Life England team, in partnership with The Linking Network, […]
READ MOREEvent: supporting positive relationships between managers and activity providers
We are really pleased to be working with NAPA on a project to support activity providers and care home managers. We’re gathering positive practice examples from managers and activity providers that describe how working together creates great outcomes for people who live, die, work in and visit care homes. The expertise shared with us will […]
READ MORENew London Social Care Leaders Programme launches
My Home Life England, together with Care Providers’ Voice, has launched a new London Social Care Leaders programme. 15 participants from across North East and North Central London are working together to support quality in their services and to support better strategic partnership-working with colleagues across the London Health and Social Care system. One participant […]
READ MOREWebinar & Peer Support Programme: Developing & Commissioning Quality in Care Homes
On 29th April 2021, My Home Life England held a national webinar entitled ‘Developing and Commissioning Quality in Care Homes During Times of Uncertainty’. The webinar aimed to support attendees to deliver quality, sustainability and revisioning of care homes in their local area. At the webinar we: brought together great ideas, evidence and experience from […]
READ MOREPrecious moments of connection: Our thoughts on the last 12 months
“We pulled people together. Communicating between families and residents. Dancing! I worked 15-16 days in a row, 18 hours a day. My motivation? – it needed to be done.” This is a typical response from the many managers that we at My Home Life England have been supporting over the past 12 months through our bespoke […]
READ MOREMeet Dr Ali Somers – our new Research Fellow for Intergenerational Linking
Hello! I am thrilled to join Care Home Friends and Neighbours: Intergenerational Linking. As someone who is passionate about all things intergenerational, I think this project presents a meaningful opportunity to spark engagement between care homes and children across England, at a time when we will really need this connection most. The organisations we are […]
READ MOREMeet our new My Home Life England Development Board
As we move into our 15th year, the My Home Life movement remains a strong and connected network working towards our vision of a world where all care homes for older people are great places to live, die, visit and work. Now supported by the My Home Life charity, we are working in 6 countries […]
READ MOREHelp us develop best practice resources – join our expert advisory group
My Home Life England are running a short-term project to shine a light on the great practice in care homes in England and adapt our materials based on the advice of care home managers. We’re looking for up to 7 care home managers to help us: co-produce new ways of communicating our best practice resources […]
READ MORECare home WhatsApp initiative supported by My Home Life Charity wins Nursing Times Award
As a response to Covid-19, My Home Life Charity supported colleagues in Nottingham to develop a WhatsApp peer-to-peer support group for care homes during the first wave of COVID-19 that quickly went national. We are thrilled to share that this initiative won the ‘Care of Older People’ category at the 2020 Nursing Times Awards! The WhatsApp […]
READ MOREEMBED-Care: My Home Life England linked research
Professor Janet Anderson, Research Lead within the My Home Life England team, is working with other partners on a new research project that aims to develop new ways to improve end of life care for people dying with or from dementia (at any stage of dementia) and their carers in care homes. The ‘Empowering Better […]
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