Remembrance Sunday – Lest We Forget

Oct 27, 2025

Each November, we come together as a nation to honour those who served, those who sacrificed, and those who gave everything for the freedoms we enjoy today.

Remembrance Sunday this year falls on Sunday, 9th November 2025, and we will pause at 11:00 am for the traditional two minutes’ silence. A simple but powerful moment to reflect, remember, and give thanks.

Whether you stand at your front door, attend a local parade, watch the service on television, or simply hold a loved one in your thoughts, every act of remembrance matters. We especially remember those in our care community who served, or whose family members served, in the Armed Forces. Your stories, courage, and memories remind us of the true meaning of sacrifice and resilience.

There are many small ways you can take part from home this year:
• Display a poppy in your window as a sign of remembrance.
• Listen to the national service on the radio or watch it live on TV.
• Share your stories or memories with family, friends, or carers.

If you’re unable to get hold of a poppy yourself, please let us know. We have a box at the office and will be more than happy to arrange one for you.

“At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.”

“Never have so many owed so much to so few.” – Sir Winston Churchill 🇬🇧

These timeless words capture the spirit of Remembrance perfectly. A tribute to the extraordinary bravery, sacrifice, and service of those who gave everything so that future generations could live in peace.

Stay Connected

Your feedback helps us grow and improve the care we provide. Reach out anytime:

Email: Philippa.potter1@nhs.net

Website: www.ecfy.co.uk

Address: Unit 1B Mereworth Business, Danns Lane, Mereworth, Maidstone, Kent ME18 5LW

Wishing you a warm, safe, and joyful autumn.

From Philippa, Lesley, Teresa, Amelia-Jane, Whitney, Amy, & All of Us at ECFY

What people say ...

We are extremely proud of the service which we provide to individuals and would like to share with you a selection of testimonials we have received from them.

"My mother became extremely ill after a long illness and was on end-of-life care. The family was struggling to cope with Mum's needs and we needed two people to help Mum with her personal care. I cannot fault the service provided. The carers treated my mother with compassion and respected her dignity.

They offered advice and support throughout. I could ring the office at any time if I needed to talk to someone. We couldn't have coped without them. Thank you."

5

Karen B daughter of client

"The carers from this agency were kind and professional. They looked after me after a serious injury and helped me over a number or months to regain my mobility. Having previously had care from a very poor agency I am very grateful to have found Enabling Care For You."

5

KM private client

"The care staff looking after my very elderly mum-in-law were so friendly, gentle, and professional. They always spoke with respect and kindness to her and really gave us the support we needed to help us fulfil her wishes to pass away at home with family."

5

C R daughter-in-law of client

"We thank you all for your consideration and thoughtfulness while you were caring for our beautiful mum. You were gentle, thorough, and talked to us, helping us understand situations while they progressed. You had some banter too, which helped as my mum loved to laugh. We are all very grateful for all your help and support through the saddest time of our lives."

5

Deborah W daughter of client

"Personal care is a very personal thing, Enabling Care understand that and everyone who comes to me has become a real friend I can trust. They work with me to maintain my dignity and manage my care to suit me not them. The team really care about the person I never feel like I am a job they have to get done. Thank you very much for letting me remain a proud human and not a task to process it means a lot to me."

5

S Reeves Private Client