As dementia progresses, the sense of time and place may fade, but deep emotional and spiritual memories often remain vivid. For many individuals, especially within faith-based or culturally rich communities, religion and spirituality form the cornerstone of their identity.
At U&I Care, we offer culturally sensitive dementia care that honours language, food, faith, and identity. Because familiarity brings peace, trust, and meaningful connection.
At U&I Care, we offer a holistic approach to dementia care that supports the whole person, physically, emotionally and spiritually. Learn how our personalised live-in care helps your loved one thrive at home.
At U&I Care, our live-in carers go beyond tasks. They build bonds, create calm, and bring stability in the midst of change.
At U&I Care, we understand that family matters, and that the best dementia care is built around trust, collaboration and cultural understanding.
Dementia changes many things – but it doesn’t change who your loved one is. At U&I Care, we see the individual, not just the illness.
Dementia can be a daunting subject, but the earlier you seek guidance, the better the outcome can be for everyone involved.
No two journeys with dementia are the same. The condition affects individuals differently, with unique patterns of behaviour, communication, and needs. That’s why personalised care plans are essential.
Caring for someone with dementia can be a deeply emotional experience. The journey is often marked by a mix of love, frustration, sadness, and hope. Understanding these emotions and finding ways to manage them is vital for the well-being of both the caregiver and the individual receiving care.
Understanding Early Onset Dementia: Causes, Symptoms, and Support Options Early onset dementia affects around 80,000 people in the UK, a