Services

We support people experiencing mental health issues, those with complex mental health, learning disabilities, autism to live in the community and be a part of that community however and wherever they choose, often helping them move from hospital, residential care or family homes into their own place or a house shared with friends.

We provide personalised support to suit each individual’s needs whether that’s round the clock, or by dropping in to help with shopping and cooking, or perhaps helping with the bills.

Whether you have lived in a supported living environment or moving into your own home for the first time, We will support you in finding accommodation with local housing associations or private landlords ensuring it meets your needs or can be easily adapted to meet your needs

We’ll also help to make sure you understand the details of your tenancy agreements and paying rent. We can support you to move, and to work out what support you’ll need to live in your own home.

Finding the right staff is important. It’s not just about finding someone that does a job, but finding someone who is caring and compassionate, ideally one who can support you with your interests and the things you enjoy as an
individual and can help you achieve your goals whatever they may be.

We also take the time to make sure that our staff are fully trained in person-centred active support so that they’re able to help the people they support enjoy higher levels of inclusion, independence and choice. It’s a style of support that we know leads to great outcomes for the people we support.

We’re registered with the Care Quality Commission ((CQC) who regulate and monitor the standards of care in England)) as a domiciliary care provider, which means we can provide personal care in people’s own homes. We take the standard of care and support we offer very seriously, which is why all our supported living accommodation is run to meet the standards set out by the CQC.

We work closely with the people we support to identify any opportunities to help them live more independently, safely and easily. This might take the form of personalised technology, whether through a gadget that reminds them to close the fridge door, or a finger print lock that means they are not worried about forgetting their keys when they go outside.

Our aim is to support people so that they are in control and feel they can do things with the right level of assistance or without assistance and feel more in control.

We provide respite care at clients homes for that much needed break.  Depending on the nature or care required we work around your needs.  You are rest assured that your loved ones are in good care even when you are away.

We know how stressful and challenging it can be when you discover that someone you love has dementia orAlzheimers. We can provide you with a compassionate and reliable dementia care service through working closely with you and providing care suitable for the varying needs of your loved ones.  All our staff are fully trained on how to handle people who are suffering from dementia or Alzheimers.

There might come certain times when our team are required to undertake some tasks which may be specialist.  These tasks will be done following specific training.  Such tasks may include:

Changing sterile dressings

Tracheotomy care – oral suctioning

Assistance with eye or ear drops

Colostomy care – changing of bags

Any time that you arrange a holiday for your loved one here in the UK we can provide staff to make things happen for you.  Whether it’s  aday trip or a vacation for two days or more we can ensure that your loved one have a safe and enjoyable trip and vacation.  We will make available the right equipment and transport.  You are rest assured that they are in good hands.

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