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The supported living sector is undergoing a period of rapid transformation, driven by a confluence of demographic, technological, and societal factors. Read More »
The month of October has been dedicated to Mental Illness Awareness which has become an increasingly relevant topic given the increase of consumerism in contemporary times. Read More »
The provision of services and support to individuals with developmental delays or disabilities at an early age has been proven to significantly improve outcomes of learning disabilities... Read More »
If you or someone you know is considering supported living, understanding the placement process is crucial to curating an environment that encourages independence... Read More »
We are proud to sponsor the "Your Hair and Health Matters" campaign through our Environmental Corporate and Social Responsibility (ESR) framework. Read More »
Abalon UK registered charity in partnership with Time 4 U LTD are leading the project in response to Time 4 U’s commitment towards corporate and social Read More »
Supported living offers individuals with complex care needs or disabilities a valuable opportunity to live independently within the community... Read More »
This blog post explores the challenges of caring for individuals with complex care needs and challenging behaviours by highlighting the importance of understanding individual needs and implementing effective strategies, such as Positive Behavioural Support (PBS), to promote positive outcomes. Read More »
Creating safe and inclusive living environments is crucial for individuals with diverse needs. Accessible and comfortable housing provides a foundation for personalised care, promoting a sense of belonging and well-being. Read More »
This blog post highlights the importance of a support network for caregivers of complex clients. It offers practical steps to build one, including seeking emotional support, connecting with others, getting professional help, exploring resources, and using technology. The post emphasises the benefits of a support network and the importance of self-care. Read More »
This blog post explores the importance of Positive Behavioural Support (PBS) in helping individuals with challenging behaviours. PBS provides a structured approach to understanding the underlying causes of these behaviours and developing effective strategies to manage them. By reducing stress, improving relationships, and promoting independence, PBS can significantly enhance the quality of life for individuals and their caregivers. Time 4 U LTD is committed to utilising PBS to provide personalised support and care to individuals in need. Read More »
Supporting high-risk individuals is a complex task that requires a multifaceted approach. This article explores the challenges and considerations involved in providing effective support to individuals who are at risk of experiencing difficulties or harm. Read More »
For individuals with complex needs living in supported environments, positive relationships are the cornerstone of a fulfilling life. At Time 4 U, a Care Quality Commission (CQC) registered and regulated provider, we understand the profound impact strong connections can have on our clients' well-being and recovery journey. Read More »
Vulnerable members of the community particularly those in Supported and other Independent Living are reeling from increased utilities cost. Universal credit allowances have not increased in tandem. TIme 4 U Ltd supports vulnerable adults in maximising their benefits and in applying for grants to ease the pain Read More »
The UK Gvnt has urgently updated travel guidelines for Southern African countries. What does this mean for the Skilled Workers migrating to the UK? Read More »
Positive Behaviour Support or PBS is a form of person centred support promoting dignity, human rights and respect and is aimed at providing a long term support for all those involved. So what makes for ‘good’ positive behaviour support and what might that look like in practice? According to the BILD centre for the advancement of positive behaviour support, we should all be able to see ‘good’ PBS being delivered in 5 key ways. Read More »
Positive behaviour support or PBS as it is often known, is aimed at helping those expressing one or more behaviours that are seen as ‘challenging’ in some way. It is this element of person centred support that we are particularly interested in. Instead of applying the rules of a more rigid approach to care, PBS puts the individual first every time, celebrating humanistic differences and using them to inform care plans. Read More »
According to the World Health Organisation a staggering 1 in 4 of us are affected by mental or neurological disorders at some point in our lives and for some, hospitalisation can be the only option where personal safety becomes a concern. However, many organisations and official bodies specialising in mental health argue that this should not, and was certainly never intended to be, a long term solution. Here at Time 4 U Limited, we believe that high quality supportive housing and assisted living services can provide invaluable long term support to struggling to cope with mental illness, and a number of organisations would agree. Read More »
Since creating the first bionic hand in 2014, a team of scientists have developed the hand so that it can sense touch and can be worn out of the lab. Almerina Mascarello was it’s first user. She lost her left hand after an accident which happened almost 25 years ago. She says the hand has e... Read More »
Somniloquy is known as the condition for talking whilst sleeping and not being aware of it. The dialogues involved can be cryptic such as mumbling or can be clear dialogue, additionally their voice can sound different to when they are awake. Sleep talking is usually only common in men and children; ... Read More »
A research study carried out by Cambridge showed that this technique helps students deal better with stress. The study involved over 600 Cambridge students and concluded that the introduction of an eight-week mindfulness course in UK universities could help improve mental illness, whilst improving o... Read More »
Haemophilia is a rare condition the blood’s ability to clot. It is genetic meaning that it is usually inherited and common mainly in men. People who have Haemophilia do not have as many clotting factors which are the proteins that help bleeding to stop along with platelets (blood cells) that c... Read More »
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