Supporting people living with dementia requires more than compassion — it requires specialist skills, consistent practice, and a deep understanding of each individual’s needs. As dementia progresses, residents rely increasingly on carers to help them maintain dignity, independence, comfort, and connection. This article outlines the essential skills every carer should have to deliver safe, person‑centred dementia care in care homes and supported living environments. Quick Link

21 September marks World Alzheimer’s Day and the official theme for 2026 is “The Earlier You Know, The More You Can Do: A Dementia Diagnosis Matters.” Today is a global moment to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and recognise the millions of people living with Alzheimer’s disease — including the residents supported every day in care homes across England. At Jasmyn Care, we are proud to stand alongside care organisations, families, and professionals who work tirelessly to e

Communication is about much more than words. For someone living with dementia, changes in memory, language, concentration and understanding can sometimes make everyday conversations more difficult. However, the desire for human connection remains as strong as ever This guide outlines practical, compassionate communication strategies care organisations can embed into everyday practice. Quick Links Understanding How Dementia Can Affect Communication 1. Slow Down and Give the Pe