In these tough times of austerity, Brexit and ketwigs do people still care? The answer is yes! Join Paul Growney from Caring Connections on the monthly ‘Who Cares’ podcast. Paul will be interviewing a range of inspirational guests ‘who care’ for their local community. Find out a bit more about them, what they do, and why they do it! So ask yourself the question, do YOU care?Give us a listen and start caring today!
The sixth episode of the "Who Cares?" podcast, Paul Growney, the CEO of 'Caring Connections’ speaks to Dr Warren Donnellan who is a Psychologist and a Lecturer in Lifespan Development, Health and Wellbeing in the School of Psychology at The University of Liverpool. Warrens teaching and research focus on older adult health psychology, specifically resilience, dementia and informal caregiving. Warren and Paul discuss the resistance of caregivers, attitudes towards the role and other related top...
11 Jul 2020
#5 - Brian Lightbody
The fifth episode of the "Who Cares?" podcast, Paul Growney, the CEO of 'Caring Connections’ speaks to Brian Lightbody who is the chairman and CEO of Lightbody Health in Liverpool. This was the first podcast recorded back in the Big Cloud Productions Studio since the Coronavirus lockdown. Brian is a personal trainer and sports therapist who is an expert on Boxing, MMA and health and fitness. For more information about Brian and Lightbody Health, check out the following links. https://linkt...
28 May 2020
#4 - Rachael Fraser and Laura McCluskie
For the fourth episode of the "Who Cares?" podcast, Paul Growney, the CEO of 'Caring Connections’ speaks to Rachael Fraser and Laura McCluskie. Rachel is the care services manager for Caring Connections whilst Laura is the care quality supervisor. Due to the continued lockdown in May 2020, recording in the usual studio was not possible so the interview was recorded by Paul on location. In this episode, the three discuss the daily challenges faced by those caring for others during the COVI...
17 Apr 2020
#3 - Katy Turner and Michelle Adamson
For the third episode of the "Who Cares?" podcast, Paul Growney, the CEO of 'Caring Connections’ speaks to Katy Turner and Michelle Adamson. Katy and Michelle are both senior on-call supervisors for Caring Connections and two frontline care workers. They discuss the daily challenges faced by those caring for others during the COVID 19 outbreak. Due to the UK lockdown in April 2020, recording in the usual studio was not possible so the interview was recorded by Paul on location. For more inf...
12 Feb 2020
#2 - Malit in the Community
For the second episode of the "Who Cares?" podcast, Paul Growney, the CEO of 'Caring Connections' in Liverpool speaks to Anna Griffith and Megan Peet from 'Malit in the Community'. Malit Community Learning (MCL) is a Liverpool-based organisation that has grown out of the successful educational company Malit Limited. Founded in 2018, MCL aims to make a positive difference within communities through courses, projects, and drama. In January 2019 Malit in the Community Drama began offering a ra...
15 Jan 2020
#1 - Debbie Rodgers
For the first-ever episode of the "Who Cares?" podcast, Paul Growney, the CEO of 'Caring Connections' in Liverpool introduces the show and then speaks to Debbie Rodgers from 'Sean's Place'. Debbie founded 'Sean's Place' after her brother Sean Maloney committed suicide in 2019. Debbie talks to Paul about her concerns about the lack of support and services available for men who are suffering from mental health issues in Merseyside. For more information about Debbie and Sean's Place please look...
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