Every package starts with a conversation and assessment, then develops into a clear plan built around the person’s goals, preferences and daily life.
Support in the person’s own home, from short visits to several calls each day. Assistance may include personal care, dressing, continence support, meal preparation, mobility, light household tasks and agreed medication support.
Ask about domiciliary careA dedicated care professional lives in the home and provides agreed support throughout the day. This may suit someone who needs continuity, reassurance and help with a broad range of daily activities while remaining in familiar surroundings.
Ask about live-in carePlanned or short-notice support that enables an unpaid carer to rest, attend appointments, travel or manage other responsibilities. Respite can be arranged for a few hours, overnight or for a longer period.
Ask about respite carePractical assistance after discharge to help the person settle safely, follow agreed instructions and rebuild confidence. Support may include meals, hydration, mobility, personal care and communication with family or professionals where consent is in place.
Ask about discharge supportOutcome-focused support for adults who want to develop skills, manage routines, access the community and exercise greater choice. Delivery should reflect the person’s tenancy, rights and assessed support needs.
Ask about supported livingRegular social contact, conversation and shared activity for people who may feel isolated or would benefit from encouragement. Visits may include walks, hobbies, shopping, appointments and community activities.
Ask about companionship