In this episode of Nina's Law: Let's Talk Care, we’re joined by Tanya, Head of Patient Experience and Engagement at Great Western Hospital, as well as the Carers Lead, where she works closely with unpaid and paid carers to ensure they are recognised, supported, and empowered within the hospital setting.

Tanya shares how their team is leading the way in improving the experience for both patients and carers, recognising the vital role carers play and making sure they have the support, information, and access they need to make a difference.

We explore the practical changes being implemented, the importance of listening to carers’ voices, and how collaboration between staff and families can lead to better outcomes for patients.

This conversation offers a hopeful and forward-thinking look at what hospital care can and should be, where carers are not just included, but valued as essential partners in care.

In this powerful episode of Nina's Law: Let's Talk Care, we speak with Meg, an experienced carer who has worked across multiple areas of care, from community support to her time as a healthcare assistant in hospital.

Meg shares an honest and emotional insight into what it’s really like on the frontline, opening up about the challenges she faced in hospital settings and why she often felt that patients weren’t receiving the level of care they deserve.

We explore the gap between intention and reality in healthcare, the pressures staff are under, and the impact this has on some of the most vulnerable people in our society.

Meg also explains why she is proudly supporting Nina’s Law, and why she believes change is urgently needed to ensure patients are treated with dignity, compassion, and proper support, especially when it comes to involving the people who know them best.

In this episode of Nina’s Law: Let’s Talk Care, we sit down with Kat from Home Instead Swindon to talk about the incredible work being done through Homestead Swindon, and why genuine relationships are at the heart of truly life-changing care.

We explore how their approach goes far beyond traditional care, focusing on building meaningful, lasting connections between carers and clients. By matching people thoughtfully and prioritising consistency, they create trust, comfort, and a real sense of companionship - something that makes all the difference.

Kat shares how personalised, one-to-one support allows individuals to stay independent in their own homes while receiving care tailored to their needs, from companionship and daily support to complex and specialist care.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that care isn’t just about tasks, it’s about people, relationships, and making someone feel truly seen, heard, and supported.

If you care about doing things differently, and better, this episode is for you.