Our Buckinghamshire is shortlisted for an award

The team at the Mid-South Bucks office are thrilled to be up for the Buckinghamshire Business Awards We’re delighted to share that our Hub Care Support Mid and South Bucks branch has been named a finalist in the Excellence in Customer Experience category at the Buckinghamshire Business Awards 2025! The team has worked tirelessly to […]

A new chapter begins: Hub Care Support opens doors in Princes Risborough

New Hub HO with ribbon ready to be cut and new Hub branded sign

May marked a memorable milestone for all of us at Hub Care Support, as we proudly celebrated the official opening of our brand-new office in Princes Risborough. The event was a fantastic opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come since our beginnings in 2012, and to look forward with excitement at everything still to […]

Care at Home vs. Care in a Care Home

Which is right for you? When care needs arise, deciding whether to stay at home with support or move into a care home is a deeply personal choice. Each option has its benefits, and the right decision depends on individual circumstances, preferences, and the level of care required. This guide explores the differences between care […]

Taking care of yourself or an elderly friend or relative during winter

Winter can be a challenging time, especially for older adults. Cold weather, shorter days, and icy conditions can make it harder to stay safe, warm, and connected. Whether you’re caring for yourself or an elderly relative, here are some key tips to ensure a comfortable and safe winter season. 1. Stay Warm Keeping warm is […]

Happy Retirement to Marrilyn Green

Our wonderful founder Marrilyn decides to retire…. What do most people think about when they reach their mid/late 60s? Holidays, retirement, spending time with family?…… Well, in 2012, 64 year old Marrilyn Green decided it was time to turn her passion for helping others into a business. Her vision was to provide the care sector […]

Spotting the signs of Alzheimer’s

Image of a tree shaped like a human head from the side with the leaves falling away leaving empty branches to illustrate how brain loses elements when suffering from alzheimers

How to support someone and charities that can help Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and behaviour. It can be challenging to watch a loved one go through this, but spotting the early signs and knowing how to offer support is vital. In this blog, we’ll explore the signs of Alzheimer’s, […]