Winter is a demanding season for the care sector. As temperatures drop and seasonal illnesses rise, care workers often find themselves balancing increased responsibilities with the added challenge of keeping both themselves and the people they support safe and comfortable. Whether you’re working in residential care, supported living, or out in the community, being prepared is key to providing high-quality, safe care throughout the colder months. This guide brings together ess

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