Following her attendance at a Mental Health First Aid course, Dulcie, one of our Senior Recruitment Consultants at Care First 24, was inspired to introduce a lunchtime wellbeing walking group. Her aim was to encourage colleagues to step away from their desks, clear their minds, get some exercise, and connect

22nd–30th April 2026 As spring settles in, it offers us a natural invitation to pause, step outside, and reconnect – with nature, with our bodies, and with our mental wellbeing. From 22–30 April, we’re focusing on Nature, Movement, and Mental Wellness, exploring how small, intentional changes can have a big

Delivering high‑quality social care in Wales is a national priority, with the Welsh Government and Social Care Wales emphasising the need for people to “live the lives that matter to them” and access care at or close to home whenever possible. This ambition is echoed in national strategies that promote

The Worshipful Company of Entrepreneurs was delighted to welcome seven outstanding entrepreneurs to the Freedom of the Company at the February Court. Each brings a distinctive record of enterprise, innovation and community contribution, reinforcing the breadth and ambition of our growing fellowship. The Worshipful Company of Entrepreneurs is a City

Every year, World Sleep Day invites us to pause, reflect, and reset our relationship with rest. In 2026, it falls on Friday, 13 March, aligning with the Friday before the Spring Equinox—symbolic of renewal and balance. This year’s theme, “Sleep Well, Live Better,” captures a truth we often forget: good

Person‑centred care remains a cornerstone of Wales vision for high‑quality, equitable health and social care. National policy places strong emphasis on ensuring that every individual receives care tailored to their needs, identity, preferences, and lived experience. The 2024 Plan for Health and Social Care reinforce this commitment, highlighting the need

We are absolutely thrilled that our Registered Manager, Lynn James Wellings, at Care First 24, has won the Home Care Registered Manager award category at the National Finals of The Great British Care Awards, which was held at the ICC Birmingham, on Friday 27th February 2026. The Great British Care

Across Wales, hospitals and social care services continue to face intense pressure. Delayed discharges, long waits for community care packages, and overstretched teams have become familiar challenges affecting not only the NHS, but thousands of families waiting for safe, timely support. Recent Welsh Government investment signals a significant step forward

We are really honoured that Skills for Care has awarded Care First 24 with a Gold Standard Commendation in recognition of our work to be more inclusive of social care in Nursing Education and to meet the recommendations of the ‘Strategy to enable social care placements for student nurses and

Care First 24 External Trainer from Amethyst Clinical Education, Karen Fitzpatrick’s 100-mile Challenge for The Epilepsy Society The 100-mile epilepsy challenge is a significant fundraising initiative aimed at supporting individuals with epilepsy.  Participants can choose to complete the challenge in various ways, such as walking, running, cycling, swimming, or even

Did You Know? Over 80,000 people in Wales receive social care support each year. Behind every one of those numbers is a person, a family, and a story,  and for many, accessing the right support when they need it most can still be incredibly challenging. Across Wales, social care continues

Debbie McQuillan joined Care First 24 two years ago as a Care Delivery Resourcer, where she played a key role in supporting the consultant team. Coming from a highly competitive face-to-face and telephone sales background, this position was a natural fit and allowed Debbie to utilise her strong communication skills.

Caring for others is one of the most meaningful roles in society—but it’s also one of the toughest. Nurses and carers often give so much of themselves that their own wellbeing takes a back seat. This guide is here to remind you: looking after yourself isn’t selfish—it’s essential.   Why

We are thrilled to announce that Care First 24 has been named a finalist in the 2026 Home Care Awards! This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to providing exceptional care and supporting the well-being of our clients in the comfort of their own homes.   The Home Care Awards celebrate

We are nothing without our team, they work so hard all year, and I would like to thank them for their dedication

Dear Mrs Wellings, As the 2025 Poppy Appeal comes to a close, I want to express my heartfelt thanks for your support and involvement in our Remembrance activities. Your dedication to honouring the service and sacrifice of the Armed Forces community – from Britain and the Commonwealth – is truly

The menopause is a normal stage of life, but it can bring many physical and emotional changes. For non-verbal women, expressing their emotions during this time can be difficult. As a caregiver, our awareness, patience, and understanding can make a huge difference. Menopause usually happens between the ages of 45

The sad story of the daughter of John Story featured on BBC News nationally on Wednesday 17th September. He feels compelled to express his growing concern following his email campaign. The number of “Deleted Without Being Read” receipts is deeply troubling, especially given that this communication relates to the preventable

Having won the Best AHM Health & Wellbeing Award in 2024 at the prestigious Business Awards Kent, we applied again for the 2025 Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells Awards.

Homecare Association has published an article about Holly James at Care First 24, and her journey as a newly qualified Nurse to Social Care in their September 2025 Publication. Here Holly shares her interesting story. I was working as a beauty therapist when I started doing some part-time work in