Recording our memories can help us deepen our connections with family and friends, reflect on our lives and give others a fuller picture of who we are. It can also help future carers understand what matters to us, especially if we become less able to

Penny Shepherd shares some tips for how we can plan for our future if we don’t have “someone we trust”. Much advice on planning for later life assumes we all have family or friends to help us consider our options and act as our lasting

We were privileged to host author, council funeral officer and former stand-up comedian, Evie King, at a recent online event for the My Future Care community.  Evie gave a deeply humane and thought-provoking presentation on the realities of dying without leaving clear information behind, and the lessons this holds for all of us around

Brighton & Hove LGBT Switchboard is a charity supporting LGBTQ+ people looking for community, support and information. Through its BOLD programme, the organisation works with older LGBTQ+ people around bereavement, dementia, social isolation, brain health and ageing.  BOLD Engagement Support Worker, Helen charles, recently attended

We’re delighted to welcome Gillian Trott and the Good Life Sorted team to the My Future Care community. Based in Sussex, Gillian works as a Community Ambassador and Helper, supporting people to live independently with practical, person-centred help at home. We spoke to Gillian to

We’re delighted to welcome Community People to the My Future Care community. Based in Burgess Hill, the team have been sharing the My Future Care Handbook through their community activities. Following a local letter drop and door-knocking campaign reaching 350 households, visitors to their centre were encouraged to pick