News & blog

Blog | 01 September 2021

Spotting the signs of sepsis

by Alison Worsfold

Sepsis is a life-threatening illness which causes 37,000 deaths a year in the UK. Find out more about sepsis, how to spot the signs and how to treat it.

Blog | 18 August 2021

Why I’m running the Manchester Marathon

by Darren Worthy

Ellie is running her first marathon in October to say thank you for the support her cousin receives.

Blog | 02 July 2021

Making Pride accessible with the Wild Rainbows

by Jenna Lloyd

Pride events are really important for LGBTQ+ people, but there’s more that could be done to make them accessible for people with disabilities and autism.

News | 17 June 2021

‘Paul’s story: from hospital to home

‘Paul’ was just eighteen when he moved into Whorlton Hall, a now closed-down hospital in County Durham which treated adults with severe learning disabilities or autism until 2019.

Blog | 17 May 2021

Bristol allotment is ‘essential’ for people with disabilities and the local community

by Maxine Spry

Our Potter’s Den allotment requires urgent attention and funding to transform the site into a vibrant green space for the people we support, our volunteers and the local community.

Blog | 09 March 2021

Job of the Month: Interim Service Manager, Chesterfield

by Olivia Whitaker

We are looking for an experienced, confident individual to join a Supported Living Service in Chesterfield as Interim Service Manager.

Blog | 04 February 2021

‘It really is all about the people we support’ – changing to a career in social care during a pandemic

by Jenna Lloyd

The pandemic has raised the profile of support workers. We spoke to four new United Response recruits to find out why they changed career.

Blog | 04 February 2021

Job of the Month: Registered Service Manager, Lytham St Annes

by Amy Green

We are looking for an experienced and dynamic Service Manager to join one of our Registered Care Homes in Lytham St Anne’s.

News | 05 January 2021

Richmond care workers dubbed Covid-19 ‘Community Heroes’ for supporting people with learning disabilities

Our care workers in Richmond have this winter been branded ‘Community Heroes’ by the borough council for their tireless and selfless work supporting people with learning disabilities and autism throughout the pandemic.

News | 30 December 2020

Lonely this Christmas? Not on our watch!

Dedicated United Response support staff pulled out all the stops to ensure a special Christmas for people they support and their colleagues who were working on this year’s special day.