We've been busy this week giving radio interviews across the country about why it is difficult to find a care home and what www.yourcarehome.co.uk is trying to do to make things easier...we've had really positive feedback and it's great to have the opportunity to let people know about the help, advice and search facilities that we can offer. We hope to have the interviews on the site this week, so you can listen again if you missed us first time around!
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May 11, 2009
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