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We Can All Go On A Summer Holiday
For those care providers keen to help their residents enjoy the summer sun, here’s some travel advice for planning a care group’s trip away. The Jumbulance Trust’s Robin Cattle tells us more.
It’s the middle of the British summertime and a good holiday is on everyone’s mind. Whether you’re taking a few days or a couple of weeks, a holiday is a great way to blow away the cobwebs and return refreshed and rejuvenated, with fabulous memories.
But, it isn’t always this simple when travelling with care groups, as everyone’s specific needs must be taken into account.
Jumbulance Trust has been taking care home residents on trips all over
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the UK and Europe since 2001, and is in a good position to advise on the best destinations and transport options. Here, we’ll share some of our tips to help you plan a holiday.
Where’s Best for
Your Residents? Like any holiday, the choice of destination has an impact on the experience, and so it is important to find somewhere that offers something for everyone.
The good news is that there are now more accessible holiday destinations
available and more accessibility provisions in place than ever before. This means we have more destinations available that, on a practical level, provide what is needed.
With more on offer that caters to a care groups varying needs providers can make their decision based on the interests, like and dislikes of the residents. If providers are unsure about the accessibility and practicality of the chosen destination it is important to get in touch with the facility and find out how well
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