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Prioritising Wellbeing During Winter

Winter can be tough. Shorter days, colder weather, and less sunlight can affect our mood, energy, and motivation. For older people, and people with dementia or learning disabilities, these seasonal changes can make some days more challenging. At Aspire, we believe wellbeing is important and can be supported through spending Read more…

By Eleanor Dean, 2 weeks29/01/2026 ago
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A Little Laughter Goes a Long Way – The Benefits of Laughter Yoga

What is Laughter Yoga? Laughter Yoga is a fun and gentle wellbeing activity that combines laughing with deep breathing. You don’t need to be flexible or do yoga poses, you just have to be willing to join in and laugh. It was created in 1995 by Dr Madan Kataria and Read more…

By Eleanor Dean, 1 month08/01/2026 ago
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Christmas Gift Guide for People with Dementia

Finding the right gift for someone with dementia can feel tricky, but it doesn’t have to be stressful. The best gifts are the ones they will use and enjoy. This could be a gift for comfort, something that helps with daily routines, an activity to keep the mind active, a Read more…

By Eleanor Dean, 2 months17/12/2025 ago
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Autism Friendly Gift Guide

Choosing a Christmas present for an autistic person or someone with complex needs doesn’t need to be difficult. There are lots of autism-friendly gifts out there, but our top tip would be to speak to the person you are buying for, or their carer, to find out what they like Read more…

By Eleanor Dean, 2 months11/12/2025 ago
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Celebrating Kindness: Meet Greg, Our Aspire Volunteer

Today is World Kindness Day, and we want to celebrate someone who truly shows what kindness means, Greg, one of our amazing Aspire Volunteers. Greg is always ready to help and support others. Every time he comes into the kitchen, he brings a smile that brightens everyone’s day. From helping Read more…

By Eleanor Dean, 3 months13/11/2025 ago
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By Eleanor Dean, 4 months29/10/2025 ago
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A Dementia Friendly Halloween in Salford

Halloween can be a time of fun, creativity and spookiness, but for people with dementia, the noise, flashing lights and unexpected visitors knocking at the door can sometimes feel overwhelming. As a care provider supporting older people and people with dementia across Salford, we believe that everyone should feel safe Read more…

By Eleanor Dean, 4 months28/10/2025 ago
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How to have an Autism Friendly Halloween

Halloween is approaching. For many people, it is an exciting time to dress up in spooky costumes, enjoy sweet treats, and take part in Halloween activities. However, Halloween can be overwhelming for some adults and children with Autism. Some of the things that can make Halloween difficult include:• Bright or Read more…

By Eleanor Dean, 4 months23/10/2025 ago
elderly man wearing a grey shirt with grey hair and an elderly woman wearing a brown jumper with blonde hair, sat looking down at something together, whilst smiling.
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Understanding the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s and the emotional journey of receiving a diagnosis

One of the questions I am asked most often is `what is the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s’.  The answer is really simple; dementia is an overarching, umbrella term, and Alzheimer’s is a type of dementia.  Under the `umbrella’ of dementia you have other types, for example, vascular dementia, Lewy Read more…

By Aspire, 5 months01/09/2025 ago
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Aspire Care and Support Wins Prestigious Heart of Salford Award

Aspire for Intelligent Care and Support is proud to announce that it has been named VCSE Organisation of the Year (Large), alongside Salford Lads and Girls Club, at the Heart of Salford Awards, hosted by Salford CVS . This award recognises outstanding voluntary, community, and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations in Read more…

By Leanne Taylor, 8 months04/06/2025 ago

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