Warmth of Care
Get the right support with care for your older loved ones this winter
Nearly 1 in 2 adults in England increase the assistance they provide their older relatives during the colder months. Explore our Warmth of Care resources designed for families considering extra support this season.
Mum’s boiler broke frequently, which meant she was a few days without heating or hot water. She was also more isolated in winter. It was very stressful.
Now I know she is warm and cared for.
Warmth of Care – care resources for winter
How to tell if your older relative needs more help
Key questions to ask yourself this winter if you become concerned your loved one may not be coping well at home.
Support for keeping well this winter
A collection of top resources to help you keep your older loved ones safe, warm and well throughout the winter season.
Navigating discussions and feelings about care
How to have successful conversations with your loved ones and how to handle difficult feelings about care.
Choosing a care home and what to expect
From tips to make the most of your care home visit to what to expect from care and financial assessments.
"Even though it was freezing, we were happy"
To mark the launch of Warmth of Care, we asked our residents to share their most cherished winter memories.
From beloved ponies to homemade ice-creams and from snow fights with siblings to The Big Freeze, they spoke of moments of joy, warmth, and togetherness.
The Big Warm Up - A Celebration of Caring
On Saturday 25 January 2025, Greensleeves Care homes across the country are inviting their local communities to Big Warm Up – a celebration of all those who care for others.
Ready to explore the Warmth of Care?
