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Domiciliary Care
Care and support built around your everyday life.
Our domiciliary care service provides personalised support to help you live safely, comfortably and as independently as possible, while continuing the routines and activities that matter to you
How we can support you
Personal Care
& Daily Living
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Washing, bathing, and showering
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Dressing and undressing
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Personal grooming and oral hygiene
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Toileting and continence support
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Mobility and moving safely
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Morning and evening routines
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General assistance with daily activities
Household & Domestic Support
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Light household cleaning
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Laundry and ironing
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Changing bed linen
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Washing dishes
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Grocery and essential shopping
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Keeping areas clean and tidy
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Assistance with everyday household tasks
Medication
Support
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Medication reminders and prompting
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Assistance with prescribed medication
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Supporting established routines
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Recording support provided
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Monitoring and reporting concerns
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Liaising with relevant professionals
Companionship
& Wellbeing
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Conversation and companionship
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Sharing hobbies and interests
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Reading, games and activities
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Accompanied walks
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Maintaining contact with family
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Emotional reassurance
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Supporting routines and interests
Meals, Nutrition & Hydration
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Preparing meals and snacks
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Preparing drinks
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Assistance during mealtimes
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Encouraging regular hydration
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Grocery shopping
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Supporting dietary requirements
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Keeping food areas clean and tidy
Community, Appointments & Social Support
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Attending healthcare appointments
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Accompanying you to hospital visits
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Shopping trips
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Visiting friends and family
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Social groups and community activities
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Recreational activities and hobbies
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Supporting access to the wider community
Our Process
1
Understanding
Your Needs
We start by learning about you, your routines, preferences and what you would like to achieve from your care.
2
Creating your Care Plan
Your care plan sets out how you would like to be supported and provides clear guidance for our care professionals.
3
Providing
your Care
Our care professionals provide support in accordance with your care plan, while respecting your choices and independence.
4
Reviewing
your Support
Needs can change over time. We review your care and adapt it when necessary.
Who can benefit from domiciliary care?
Domiciliary care can support people at different ages of life and with a wide range of circumstances. This may include people who:
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Need additional help with everyday activities
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Want to remain living independently
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Are living with a physical or sensory disability
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Require support following illness or a hospital stay
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Are living with dementia or memory-related needs
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Have a long-term health condition
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Need support accessing appointments or the community
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Require regular assistance to maintain their daily routine