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We’re really delighted to be back open for business. From 4th July we were allowed to open our doors albeit with safety measures in place. We’ve now installed a lift so now our upstairs is available giving our clients extra space for social distancing. We’ve also opened a bar, a games room, a bistro and…
This week was supposed to be Dementia Action Week, a time for raising awareness about the family of diseases that cause memory loss and impairment to everyday abilities. The issue we’re facing right now has changed, not only the date of this important event but also our everyday lives. Because of Covid-19, carers are finding…
For those of us fortunate enough to be safe and well, it’s a boring time being at home. For carers, it’s dull because you can’t escape the confines of your home and there’s not much in the way of respite which we normally provide here at Me2U. For our loved ones at home, perhaps they…
We’re all struggling in our own unique ways during this lockdown. The struggle is especially real if you’re a full-time carer locked in with your loved one. You may well be experiencing a range of emotions due to the feeling you’re unable to escape for an hour or two just to be you. The feelings…
I hope you’re all keeping well. During this pandemic, we’ve been very disappointed not to be able to welcome you all to our centre due to the social distance measures in place. This is a communal space were our clients can enjoy some quality time outside of the home. The situation has left me feeling…
Business continues as normal at present. If the Me2ucentre closes for a period of time due to risks associated with coronavirus, I am aware this could have a massive impact on you and your loved ones. If a period of close happens, let me know if you would want 1:1 care at home by Me2u staff…
Hi. This is a message to all families, friends, carers; At this present time, we are open as normal, however, we are not accepting visitors at Me2uCentre at this time due to coronavirus concerns. If your loved one is not 100% or shows any signs or symptoms below please do not come to Me2uCentre. How…
Pets are a loveable addition to our homes. They become members of the family with their own individual personalities, full of love and affection for their owners. When people have a condition such as dementia, it is harder to keep pets in the house as they need looking after, which can be a big responsibility…
On Saturday 5th October, I received an exciting phone call. It was from the BBC inviting me onto their BBC Breakfast show for one of their features talking about dementia. Of course, I jumped at the chance, and the very next day, I was picked up in a taxi and taken to their Salford-based studios,…
It’s wonderful that so much interest is being shown in the Me2U Centre from media outlets. This allows us to amplify our reach and let people know about the work we are currently doing and what projects we’ve got going on in the future. We were blessed when Liverpool TV approached us to do some…