At Cambrette Care, we understand that everyone’s journey with care is unique. Some people may only need a little extra support for a short time, while others require more comprehensive assistance. The key is recognising that care is not a one-size-fits-all solution - it can, and should, evolve over time to meet changing needs.

At Cambrette Care, we understand how important it is to maintain independence while feeling safe and comfortable at home. That’s why our experienced, locally based carers provide practical support, reassurance, and companionship to help people with arthritis live life to the fullest.

As the golden leaves begin to fall and a crisp chill fills the air, autumn is a time of beauty and change. For many elderly and vulnerable people living at home, it can also present some unique challenges. Whether you're receiving professional care or support from loved ones, a few simple safety measures can ensure you enjoy the season comfortably and securely.

Cambrette Care supports not only individuals living with dementia but also those involved in their care network. In the initial phases of dementia, especially where the focus tends to lean towards logistics and safety, it is important to remember the role of fun and relaxation.

As the vibrant colours of spring start to bloom, it's the perfect time to rejuvenate your living space and create a safer, happier home environment! At Cambrette Care, we recognise the importance of personal choice in how individuals choose to live, and we always support people to keep their homes arranged in a way that is comfortable for them

Care-in-residence is not just about meeting physical needs; it's about creating a nurturing environment where every individual feels valued, supported, and truly at home. At Cambrette, our live-in care services are designed to embody warmth and compassion, offering a unique blend of professional support and genuine companionship. We like to think of it as ‘belts, braces with big cuddly duvet’, a combination that our clients genuinely appreciate. Below are some of the ways we take a fresh approach to care-in-residence!

Home Care services have become an increasingly popular choice for people who need some help and want to remain in their own homes. But just like each person is different, so is the support they need; and these needs will often change over time. It can be useful to understand what types of support are available, and how they can help you.

For those living alone, especially the elderly, a pet can be a transformative addition to their lives, bringing a multitude of physical, emotional, and mental health benefits. At Cambrette Care, we understand the importance of holistic well-being, and in this article, we explore the heart-warming benefits of having a pet.

As people age, falls can become a significant health risk, and they are the leading cause of injury among older adults in the U.K. However, many falls can be prevented with the right precautions and support. Below are just a few ways you can make sure you or your loved one remain safe and steady!

We have a diverse business that is always growing, and our different backgrounds, shared values, and unfaltering dedication to our clients and community have been the driving force behind our success. Together, our team embodies the spirit of Cambrette Care, striving for excellence, honouring the trust our clients place in us, and enhancing the lives of the Jersey community!

For 15 remarkable years, Cambrette Care has been the cornerstone of compassionate homecare in Jersey.

If you have a loved one who has reached that stage in life where they need assistance with their personal care and domestic duties, Cambrette can provide whatever help you may need - seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day. We are experts at keeping people happy and safe in their own homes!

We have previously shared articles and tips about being a great carer and supporting loved ones and clients - but this one is for our team! We hope that those of you who know a carer will read the tips below about being kind to carers.