We are delighted to share some exciting news – four members of the MAK Community Care team have been shortlisted as finalists in the prestigious Social Care Leadership Awards. This recognition is a wonderful testament to their passion, dedication, and commitment to making a real difference in people’s lives. Linda Hurst – Clinical Nurse Manager Linda joined MAK Community Care […]
Today, on My Whole Self Day 2025, MAK Community Care proudly joins Mental Health First Aid England’s campaign to create inclusive and psychologically safe workplaces. This year marks the sixth year of the campaign, focused on supporting mental health, diversity, and wellbeing within the workplace. At MAK, we are committed to ensuring our staff can bring their whole selves to […]
October is ADHD Awareness Month – a time to celebrate neurodiversity, challenge stigma, and increase understanding of what it means to live with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). At MAK Community Care, we’re proud to support people with ADHD to live fulfilling, independent lives, and we believe that awareness is the first step towards building […]
We are delighted to share some exciting news – four members of the MAK Community Care team have been shortlisted as finalists in the prestigious Social Care Leadership Awards. This recognition is a wonderful testament to their passion, dedication, and commitment to making a real difference in people’s lives. Linda Hurst – Clinical Nurse Manager […]
Did you know that every September is celebrated as Self-Improvement Month? It’s a chance to pause, reflect, and take meaningful steps towards becoming the very best version of yourself. At MAK Community Care, we believe that growth – whether physical, emotional, or mental – is a lifelong journey. Self-Improvement Month offers the perfect opportunity to nurture […]
September is recognised as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month – a time dedicated to raising understanding of a subject too often surrounded by silence and stigma. The month serves as a reminder that conversations about suicide and mental health are not only important but can also save lives. According to Samaritans, suicide remains a leading cause […]
30th July 2025 marks World Friendship Day, a global celebration of the bonds that unite individuals, communities, and cultures. Recognised by the United Nations, the day encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to embrace friendship as a pathway to peace, empathy, and shared understanding. At MAK Community Care, we see every day how powerful friendships […]
At MAK Community Care, we’re committed to fostering effective communication and mindfulness in everything we do. This April, we’re excited to announce our focus on communication and team-building activities that will help us grow together. Our Communication Policy of the Month will highlight the Use of Technology Policy, ensuring that all staff understand the best practices for […]
This April, Skills for Care is once again #CelebratingSocialCare, a wonderful opportunity to recognise the amazing individuals who work in care. Here at MAK Community Care, we’re thrilled to join in the celebrations, shining a spotlight on our team members who go the extra mile every day. This week, we’d like you to meet Rosie, […]
This April, Skills for Care is once again #CelebratingSocialCare, a wonderful opportunity to recognise the amazing individuals who work in care. Here at MAK Community Care, we’re thrilled to join in the celebrations, shining a spotlight on our team members who go the extra mile every day. This week, we’re delighted to introduce you to […]