People for Whom the Service Is Provided  

The services are provided to people in their own homes, who need help and include:

• Older people with a variety of needs.

• Adults, younger adults (over the age of 18) with physical disabilities.

• Adults and younger with learning disabilities.

• Adults and younger with mental health problems.

• Adults and younger adults suffering from a disease(s).

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The services include​

Personal Care:

• Assistance with dressing/undressing – getting up in the morning and preparing for bed at night.

• Washing, bathing, and dressing.

• Assistance with skin care, washing hair and cleaning teeth.

• Nailcare.

• Shaving, grooming, hair, and make-up.

• Assistance with toileting and use of incontinence aids.

• Medication Support and health-related duties.

• Dietary, Nutrition, and Hydration support – meal and drink preparation and eating.

• Night sleepover or sitting service and day sitting services.

• Assistance with mobility needs.

  

Social Care:

• Escort to appointments, shopping, social events, theatre, cinema, leisure centre, places of worship.

• Reminiscing and mental awareness stimulation.

• Letter writing, reading and managing correspondence.

• Escorting to medical and social appointments.

• Escorting to educational/employment establishments.

• Escort to breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

• Visits to family and friends.

• Pet care.

• Participation in hobbies and crafts.

• Walking, Travelling, and Outings.

• Assisting with an agreed programme of convalescence/rehabilitation.

• Assisting with budgeting and finances.

• Support to maintain tenancies.

• Supported living services in general.

• Companionship and conversation.

• Respite care.

 

Live-in care:

• Tailored to help you live a better life

• 24-hour support

• One-to-one support.

 

Domestic Care:

• The preparation of food, shopping, cooking, washing up and menu planning.

• Cleaning and general routine household tasks.

• Shopping.

• Pension and prescription collection.

• Banking and paying bills.

• Laundry and ironing.

• Making and changing beds.

• Pension collection and prescriptions.

• Assistance with pet care.

 

Palliative Care​