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From One Carer... to Another

Carers contact us from time to time with what they call ‘pet hates’; small issues which may be annoying but easily solved. With patience and understanding, we can overcome most problems with practical efficiency.

12/03/18

Finalists in the Skills for Care Accolade Awards 2018

The Consultus Care Training Centre was delighted to have been chosen as one of three finalists for the ‘Best Endorsed Provider of Learning and Development’ category, of the 2018 Skills for Care Accolade Awards.

23/02/18

Consultus Book Club

Since the launch of the Book Club in January 2017, we have so far recommended six books for carers to read and were also delighted to have hosted competitions to win copies of three of these brilliant books.

24/01/18

Exploring Royal Tunbridge Wells

Royal Tunbridge Wells has always been seen with grace and elegance, revered buildings and parks held dear by residents and visitors alike. It hosts opulent and stylish department stores, dress shops, jewellers, cafés and restaurants.

16/01/18

Toll Roads and Congestion Zones

Driving across the country used to be a long and time consuming affair which took large parts of the day but thanks to the network of bridges, motorways and bypasses, long-distance travel may be a lot faster these days.

20/10/17

Glorious Gloria welcomes our Carers and Nurses to Long Standing Carer and Nurses Awards

Consultus opened its doors to our wonderful Carers and Nurses for our annual Long-standing Carers and Nurses Awards Luncheon!

17/10/17

Here be Dragons!

Consultus enters the Tonbridge Dragon Boat Race! A wonderfully exciting day was had by all, when Consultus staff grabbed oars and lifejackets in order to speed up and down the River Medway at the Tonbridge Dragon Boat Race.

01/09/17

Dr Colin Baddiel

Maggie Evans of the Carer Times asked two of Dr Baddiel’s sons, Ivor and David, about living with the consequences of their father’s dementia, Pick’s Disease.

11/08/17

Climbing Everest

Thinking back over her time working as a carer for Consultus, Ainsley Dermody decided to do some maths. It turns out she's climbed Everest!