Dementia and Alzheimers

Supporting service users and their families with every day challenges and ensuring service users remain as independant as possible.

Working alongside Mental health authorities to ensure that the best possible care is provided for all concerned.

Elderly

Assisting elderley people with daily challenges and goals. Helping with personal care, companionship, household chores, shopping, social activities. Ensuring that our service users are at the centre of all decisions made about the care in which they recieve.

Children and Young people

We provide a service for children and young people as well as their families, dealing with particular and complex needs.

Learning Disabilities

Enabling and supporting people with learning disabilities to live as independantly as possible and promoting social inclusion in a person centred way.

24 hour care

We are able to provide care 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. 

Physical disabilities

Providing quality care and support to those with physical disabilities, enabling them to live as independantly as possible. Our carers are fully trained in all manner of equipment and aids.

Palliative care

Providing comfort and support to terminally ill service users and supporting their families.

Hospital discharge

Assisting in the road to recovery and providing an after care service where required.

In what settings?

• Home
• Hospital
• Care homes
• Residential settings
• Community centres
• community settings
• college
• day centres
• local authority