Our services are provided to persons in the following groups:
Frail and vulnerable adults, People with dementia, Mental health problems, Physical disabilities Sensory impairment, Illness (including end of life care), Adults who are recovering from illness Adults with Learning Difficulties.
Adults with dementia
Supporting adults with dementia and Alzheimer’s, and their family, to live independently. Whether care includes general help and assistance, or specialised care to reflect the individual’s specific requirements and circumstances. This can help the individual with any established routines, and provide support in familiar surroundings. Tailored care provided by experienced carers.
Specific personal care e.g. getting dressed; putting to bed
Preparing light meals and snacks
General help and assistance e.g. housework
Sitting services
Shopping
Frail and vulnerable adults
Assisting adults who are frail and vulnerable with support for physical and emotional needs, including daily tasks such as personal care, preparing light meals, and general help. Care plans tailored to meet the individual’s specific needs in their own homes. Care provided with compassion and empathy by experienced carers.
Personal care
Preparing light meals and snacks
General help and assistance
Sitting services
Support with daily living tasks
Adults with mental health problems
Whether it’s a short term, or longer term, mental health issue, we provide personalised support and care to reflect the individual’s needs in their own home. Care provided by experienced, qualified, carers with empathy and understanding. Consistency of care can help build a routine for the individual. Care may include a combination of:
Personal care
Preparing light snacks and meals
General help and assistance
Support with daily living tasks
Assistance with any medication needs
Adults with physical disabilities
Supporting adults with dementia and Alzheimer’s, and their family, to live independently. Whether care includes general help and assistance, or specialised care to reflect the individual’s specific requirements and circumstances. This can help the individual with any established routines, and provide support in familiar surroundings. Tailored care provided by experienced carers.
Specific personal care e.g. getting dressed; putting to bed
Preparing light meals and snacks
General help and assistance e.g. housework
Sitting services
Shopping
Adults with sensory impairments
Supporting adults with physical disabilities in their own homes. Whatever the nature of the disability a tailored care plan will reflect the specific needs and specialist requirements. Whether it’s a lifelong disability, or the result of an accident, experienced carers will provide the support you need. This may include any of the following:
General help such as shopping, or housework
Exercise programmes under the instruction of a physiotherapist or occupational therapist
Assistance with medication needs
Continence care
Assistance with artificial feeding
Illness and end of life care
Providing support and palliative care for those suffering from illness. Care and support provided in your own home where everything is familiar, enabling you to be comfortable in your own surroundings, usually where many memories have been made. Experienced carers provide compassionate care, and the tailored, specific, support you need. Care can include:
Personal care, including getting up, putting to bed
Personal hygiene
Assistance with medication needs
Continence and catheter care, changing bags, monitoring output
Assisting with artificial feeding
Adults who are recovering from illness
Whether you have a long road ahead, or a shorter recovery time, support and care to help you adjust to your circumstances in your own home. A personalised care plan reflects your particular needs and goals and any adjustments you may need to make, whatever your illness and road to recovery. This may include:
General help e.g. housework, shopping
Exercise programmes under the instruction of a physiotherapist or occupational therapist
Assistance with medication needs
Changing sterile dressings if required
Compression hosiery
Adults with learning difficulties
Whatever the level of learning difficulty, a tailored plan to reflect the individual’s requirements enables us to provide personalised specific care. Care and support provided in the home where the individual is familiar with their surroundings, allowing them to live independently. This may include providing a range of services e.g.:
Personal care e.g. getting dressed or putting to bed
General help e.g. housework, shopping
Sitting services
Support with daily living tasks
Preparing light meals and snacks