Blog
At Foothold, we want to be transparent and open with our community. That's why our team regularly share their experiences, thoughts and updates to keep you informed.
Explore everything
Considering your favourite charities in your will
In this week's guest blog, legacy consultant Christine Reidy looks at why you might consider your favourite charity when writing your will.
Making a Will – clearing up common myths
Jilly Sainsbury-Bow from Law Express clears up some of the most common myths around making a Will.
Working from home – dyslexia, distance and distractions.
On this year’s Dyslexia Week we're featuring a guest blog from Mamta Singhal, a design engineer living with dyslexia.
Foothold Wills awareness month is here
Did you know that on average one in six of the engineers we care for is funded by a gift in a Will? Fliss shares her experience with leaving a legacy.
How friendship helps us and our community
To mark the end of this year's Friendship Month, Beverley writes about what friendship means to her and the Foothold community.
How to support someone living with dementia
On this year's Alzheimer's Month, Jane looks at ways to support people living with dementia.
Supporting our international community in extraordinary times
Services and Development Manager Denice explains how her team supports international community members and their families
Running your way to better mental and physical health
Our Trustee Richard Spalding talks about the benefits of keeping up his running routine.
Friendship team – connecting the community one chat at a time
Holly talks about her new role in the Foothold Friendship Team and what she's learned about keeping the Foothold team and the community connected.
Your stories
The way we have dealt with the last 12 months is with a positive attitude, laughter and not being afraid to ask for help.Sharon Monelle View story Read quote by Sharon Monelle
The financial support has alleviated so many problems for us. I can’t express how much it helped - it’s enabled us to live a life.Alan Monelle View story Read quote by Alan Monelle