Supported Living
What is Supported Living?
Supported Living is for those who may have a disability that requires far more attentive care and support. We offer Supported Living on a Visiting or Live-in Care basis so you can choose how often you’d like us to care for you. We can support you for any complex condition, such as dementia, physical or mental disabilities.
Are your Carers trained to care properly?
Yes all our Carers undergo thorough training and operate at the highest standard. We focus on providng excellent care through rigorous protocols and compassionate care.
Why is Supported Living for you?
If you are looking to live more independantly from home then Supported Living is for you. We help adults whose needs range from learning and physical disabilities to Dementia. Like our Live-in and Respite Care Plans we can help you with a range of dutires from housekeeping and meal preparation to mobility, companionship and administering medication.
As we all get older facing the reality of the challenges we face can be daunting especially if you want to maintain indepedance. That’s why we listen to your needs and provide personalised care and suport to ensure you are in control whilst getting the help you need.
What Types of Care do you offer?
Visiting Care
Our Care Plans are all personally designed to suit you perfectly. Our Visiting Care Plan offers you support from 30 minutes per visit to as much as much as you’d like.
Live-in Care
Should you require it our dedicated carers can offer you live-in care where they offer you 24 hour care and support to give you and your family peace of mind.
Respite Care
If you require temporary care and support for whatever reason then our Respite Care is perfect for you. We can ensure you can continue with the support you require seemlessly.
Overnight Care
If you have any additional needs then we can provide you with the necessary overnight care so that our carer is right there with you to provide peace of mind and support exacrtl when you need it.
FAQs
How Supported Living work?
How supported living functions within the domain of domiciliary care involves providing individuals with tailored assistance and services in the comfort of their own homes, promoting independence and personalised care.
what is the difference between Supported Living and Residential Care?
Comparatively, Supported Living, a facet of domiciliary care, offers individuals a more independent and personalised living experience within their own homes, fostering self-sufficiency, while residential care typically involves communal living in a facility with less individual autonomy.