We support adults with learning disabilities, autism, dementia and long-term health needs to live safely and independently, in their own homes and communities.
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Every person we support has a plan written with them, their family and the professionals in their life. It covers what they need help with and what they want to keep doing for themselves.
Day-to-day support for adults living in their own homes, using Person-Centred Active Support: just enough help for each person to succeed.
Visits from trained carers at agreed times, so people can stay in the home they know, with dignity and privacy respected.
Calm, consistent support that follows familiar routines and keeps families informed.
Support for long-term conditions and higher needs, delivered by staff trained for them.
Steady, practical support for people living with mental health conditions.
Help with mobility, personal care and getting around safely.
Shopping, cleaning, laundry and the everyday jobs that make home run smoothly.
Support to take part in community life: clubs, appointments, visits and days out.
We plan rotas around continuity, so the people you meet are the people who keep coming.
Every member of staff has full background checks before they start and completes mandatory training before supporting anyone on their own.
Care notes are recorded on every visit, and families can agree with us how and how often they want updates.
Some people pay privately and others are funded by their council or the NHS. We'll talk you through the options on your first call.
Call or send an enquiry. We'll ask a few questions and answer yours.
We meet the person, and family if they'd like, to understand needs, routines and wishes.
We write the plan together and agree times, tasks and the team.
Support starts, and we review the plan regularly as needs change.
The CQC is the independent regulator of health and social care in England. You can see our registration and any inspection reports on the CQC website.
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