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Personal Care
What is personal care?
Personal Care refers to the support and supervision of intimate, day-to-day living tasks that we all rely on, but which may become more challenging without assistance. These tasks can include aspects such as bathing, dressing, mobility, oral hygiene, toileting and continence, and more.
By offering discreet and respectful care, tailored to each person’s needs, we enable you to continue to live on your own terms, with your routines, preferences and dignity intact.
Our carer can assist with:
Our Personal Care carers can assist with a wide range of daily tasks, including (but not limited to):
- Bathing or showering, ensuring safety, comfort and privacy.
- Dressing and undressing, helping you look and feel as you wish.
- Oral hygiene and grooming (teeth-brushing, hair care, shaving, makeup if required).
- Foot care — especially important for those with diabetes or restricted mobility.
- Toileting and continence support (change of pads, toileting assistance, cleaning after intimate tasks).
- Mobility assistance — including moving position in bed, getting in/out of bed or chair, reducing pressure injury risk.
- Management of stomas or catheter bags, where required, with dignity and professionalism.
- Meal and drink assistance, medication reminders and other practical daily-living support (optional but complementary).
Live-In Care
What is live -in care?
Live-In Care means a trained care professional lives in your home with you and provides:
Day-to-day personal care
Practical household support
Social and emotional companionship
Overnight presence for safety and reassurance
Whether care needs are mild, moderate or complex, Live-In Care ensures continuity, stability, and a familiar face — something that can be especially beneficial for those with dementia, mobility challenges, long-term health conditions or those who simply wish to remain safely at home.
What our live-in carers can support with;
- Personal care (washing, dressing, grooming, toileting)
- Daily mobility support and safe moving & handling
- Medication reminders and health monitoring
- Meal preparation and hydration support
- Continence and catheter/stoma support (where needed)
- Domestic tasks such as laundry, cleaning and shopping
- Escorting to appointments, community events, or family visits
- Night-time reassurance and help when needed
Palliative Care
What is palliative Care?
Palliative Care is specialised support for individuals living with a progressive or terminal illness. The goal is to:
Manage symptoms and maintain comfort
Reduce stress and discomfort
Preserve individual wishes and dignity
Support emotional wellbeing — for both the person receiving care and their loved ones
This is care that honours quality of life, personal choice, and gentle reassurance.
We work closely with GPs, district nurses, palliative care teams, hospice professionals and family members to ensure care is consistent, coordinated and respectful of your wishes.
Our palliative care can includes:
- Personal care (bathing, dressing, toileting, repositioning)
- Pain and symptom monitoring (in collaboration with healthcare teams)
- Medication prompts and liaison with medical professionals
- Gentle mobility and pressure-care support to maintain comfort
- Continence, catheter or stoma care (where required)
- Companionship, conversation, and emotional presence
- Meal preparation and hydration support based on preference and comfort
- Support for family members and carers needing rest (respite care)
Companionship Care
What is companionship care?
Companionship Care focuses on emotional and social support, helping individuals stay connected, engaged, and uplifted. It’s ideal for anyone who may live alone, feel isolated, or simply enjoy the comfort of having company throughout the day.
Whether it’s sharing a meal, enjoying a conversation, going for a gentle walk, or sitting together over a cup of tea — companionship is about kindness, presence and genuine human connection.
What our carers can help with
- Conversation and company to brighten the day
- Encouraging hobbies and interests, from gardening to reading
- Accompanied outings, such as walks, community activities, or appointments
- Support with errands, like shopping or collecting prescriptions
- Meal preparation and shared mealtimes, making eating more enjoyable
- Light household tasks, to keep the home feeling comfortable
- Support with maintaining daily routines
- Friendly presence and emotional reassurance
Night Care
What is night care?
Night Care is support provided in the home during the evening and overnight hours. It’s ideal for individuals who:
Wake frequently during the night
Need help with toileting or changing positions
Experience discomfort, confusion or restlessness at night
Are recovering from illness, hospital discharge, or surgery
Feel anxious or vulnerable when alone in the dark
Require monitoring to ensure safety and wellbeing
Our goal is to create a calm, supportive overnight environment, where dignity and comfort are always prioritised.
Types of night care we offer;
Sleeping night care: Your carer sleeps in the home but is available if support is required during the night. Perfect for reassurance and occasional assistance.
Waking night care: Your carer remains awake and attentive throughout the night, providing continuous supervision and support.
Ideal when frequent care or monitoring is needed.
- Assistance with toileting or continence care
- Support with mobility, including safe repositioning in bed
- Monitoring to prevent falls or wandering
- Comfort, reassurance and gentle conversation when needed
- Help with pain management routines (with guidance from healthcare professionals)
- Preparing for bedtime and morning routines
- Observation for changes in health or wellbeing
Respite Care
What is respite care?
Respite Care provides short-term support for individuals who usually receive care from a family member or regular caregiver.
This service ensures continuity, stability and comfort for the person receiving care, while giving their usual caregiver time to:
Rest and restore energy
Attend appointments or commitments
Take a holiday or time away
Focus on their own health and wellbeing
Caring for someone is easier when you are cared for too.
Who respite care supports
Respite Care is ideal for:
Family members, partners or friends who are primary caregivers
Carers who need planned time away
Sudden or emergency support situations
Individuals recovering from illness or hospital discharge
Those needing care while their family takes a short break
Your loved one remains where they feel most comfortable — at home.
Dementia Care
What is dementia care?
Dementia Care is specialised support for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and other cognitive conditions.
This type of care focuses on:
Maintaining independence and daily routines
Supporting memory and cognitive confidence
Reducing confusion, stress and anxiety
Ensuring safety in the home environment
Providing familiar, consistent caregiving and companionship
Good dementia care is calm, patient, flexible and reassuring. It adapts to each person’s stage, mood and needs — not the other way around.
How we support individuals with dementia
Our carers are trained in dementia-aware approaches, including gentle communication techniques, grounding reassurance and safe care practices.
We can help with:
- Personal care (washing, dressing, grooming, toileting)
- Medication reminders and health monitoring
- Maintaining daily routines and structure
- Meal preparation and hydration support
- Mobility assistance and fall-prevention
- Creating a safe and familiar home environment
- Calm companionship, conversation and memory-based activities
- Support with night-time restlessness or sundowning