FOHC: Apples and Honey Nightingale

this afternoon (sunday 18th), 1.31-1.37pm, on bbc radio 4
from our home correspondent (presented by mishal husain) leads with …

“The intergenerational benefits of small children and the elderly spending time together will be obvious to some, but the Department of Health and Social Care wants it to become routine among organisations that provide care. Last year, a nursery, Apples and Honey, was set up in the grounds of Nightingale, a Jewish residential care home in South-East London.”

including report from …
• bbc reporter emma jane kirby

W@1: Apples and honey

this afternoon (friday 26th), 1.39-1.44pm, on bbc radio 4
world at one (presented by mark mardell) concludes with …

“Inter-generational care is all the rage, and the latest enthusiast is the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, who says that such schemes should become routine …
Last year, our reporter Emma Jane Kirby visited Apples and Honey Nightingale in South London. where this is actually happening.”

CAREN

this afternoon (wednesday 6th), 5.39-5.45pm, on bbc radio 4
pm (presented by eddie mair) includes …

“It was the Chief Executive of the Basic charity, Wendy Edge, who first heard about the CAREN system. She visited the Israeli Army in Tel Aviv who were using the virtual reality system to rehabiliate woulnded soldiers more quickly.”