Appointment Support Services That Help Older Adults Stay Independent and Confident

At Braeburn Care, we believe home care is about far more than simply supporting individuals within the home. True person-centred care means helping people continue living life in the way they choose – maintaining routines, attending important appointments and remaining connected to the world around them. Recently, one of our team accompanied a customer to […]
Dementia Support Services at the Southborough Dementia Information Exhibition 2026

As part of Dementia Action Week 2026, the Braeburn Care team was proud to attend the Dementia Information Exhibition at Southborough Civic Centre, joining a wide range of local organisations and businesses focused on improving dementia support services across our local communities. The event, organised by Tonbridge & Tunbridge Wells Dementia Friendly Communities, brought together […]
Inside the Virtual Dementia Tour: Why Dementia Awareness Training Matters

This week, members of the Braeburn Care team had the opportunity to take part in the Virtual Dementia Tour experience hosted by Rotherfield St Martin (RSM), providing valuable insight into what living with dementia can feel like on a daily basis. The experience formed part of wider conversations around dementia awareness, understanding and improving dementia […]
Why Supporting Care Staff Wellbeing Matters More Than Ever in Social Care

In care, supporting others is part of everyday life. But within such an emotionally demanding profession, it is equally important that those providing care feel supported themselves. At Braeburn Care, staff wellbeing in social care is not viewed as an optional extra – it is something we actively prioritise as part of building a positive, […]
Companionship Care at Home: Creating Time for What Matters Most Blog

Companionship care at home is often thought of as conversation, company, and presence – but in reality, it’s much more than that. It’s about creating the space for meaningful moments to happen. Recently, one of our care professionals supported a customer by preparing a freshly cooked meal – not just for her, but for her […]
Personal Care at Home: Restoring Confidence Through Everyday Grooming

Personal care at home is about far more than supporting daily tasks – it’s about helping individuals feel like themselves. At Braeburn Care, we often see how small, familiar routines can have a powerful impact on confidence and wellbeing. Recently, one of our care professionals, Nikki, supported a customer with styling her hair in curlers […]
Care Professionals Making a Difference: Supporting the Brighton Marathon for Stroke Awareness

Care professionals making a difference is something we see every day at Braeburn Care – not just within the homes we support, but out in the wider community too. This weekend, one of our dedicated care professionals, Jess, will be taking on the Brighton Marathon 2026, running in support of the Stroke Association – a […]
Dignity in Care at Home: Why Small Moments Matter More Than We Think

Dignity in care at home is often shaped by the smallest decisions. Not the big, visible interventions – but the everyday moments that restore confidence, identity, and a sense of self. At Braeburn Care, we see this every day. And sometimes, it starts with something as simple as a shave. A Personal Story of Choice […]
The Decisions That Change Everything: Leadership, Resilience and Building Braeburn Care

The “Decisions That Change Everything” are rarely the easiest ones. They are often made during moments of pressure, uncertainty, or when the path forward is anything but clear. This week, Braeburn Care’s CEO, Harriet Smith, joined a panel at Make It Your Business in Tunbridge Wells, hosted by Debbie Waite, to discuss exactly that – […]
Supporting Independence Through Dementia Care

Customer Case Study March 2026 Customer Background Our customer is an older adult living independently in Tunbridge Wells, with a rich personal and professional history. Originally from Rochdale, she trained as a nurse in Manchester before qualifying as a State Registered Nurse and midwife. Later in life, she worked as a Practice Nurse, building strong […]