Caring for your back when caring for others

Carers need to care for their own back, whether you are caring for children or adults. when caring for others. To prevent back strain as a result of lifting or moving a person, visit this site for a wealth of information on how to perform these tasks safely and information on how to protect yourself from injury http://www.carersnsw.asn.au/storage/pdfs/facts/newFacts/FSBackCareNov06.pdf

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Since Your Home Care has come into my life they have brightened my days. They have helped me in so many ways like driving me to doctor’s appointments, and personal care like showering me and dressing me, something I could not do for myself. Their staff are friendly and outgoing and always find time to do whatever it is I need done. They have made my life so much better and happier.

RW

As a customer of Your Home Care for nearly three years I have always found Linda and her team to be helpful, professional and prompt. The staff she employs who come into my home are very caring and trustworthy. They are a part of our family, we refer to them as our angels! If we have a problem I know I can contact Linda and the problem will be dealt with promptly and professionally, and I have always found that Linda and her staff are willing to go the extra mile to assist us.”

R from Deception Bay

“Our family was impressed by the quality of your workers and how the care provided was adapted to our individual needs. We needed a young and efficient carer that our high-needs young adult could relate to, but with enough authority to support our two autistic pre-teens and a child. We were delighted to have Your Home Care with us!”

Miss M