Supporting you at home
Having support at home can be a big decision. You need to be able to trust that the person coming to see you will do things your way. That’s why we pride ourselves on being a small team, and providing regular carers who will get to know you quickly. When we introduce one of our staff to you for the first time, one of our senior members of staff or one of your regular carers will accompany them, to give you and them some extra support. We don’t charge any extra for this, we just want to get things right when we’re supporting you.
We support people as time goes on and things change. We liaise with community professionals when we identify something that might help you; we involve ourselves with a lot of panels, networks, and boards to stay up to date with our knowledge and practice; and where we work alongside another care provider to support you, we establish communication channels with them, to support with ‘joined up care’.
To find out more about arranging care and support with us, click the button below. Or scroll to the bottom of this page to send us an enquiry.
‘People were supported by small staff teams. Senior staff who understood everyone’s care needs were able to support everyone in the service, and regularly did so. These measures ensured continuity of safe care for
people.’Someone in our 2023 CQC report
Support at home doesn’t just mean care
Having someone support you at home doesn’t just mean help with personal care, dressing, toileting etc. You might not need support with that, but want support with other things instead. We can support you with this as well.
Support with meal preparation
Support with cleaning and light housework
Companionship
Looking for something we haven’t listed?
We’re always happy to discuss other things you might want