Care for the elderly and seniors:

• In Residential and Nursing Homes
• Dementia/Alzheimers
• Multiple Sceirosis
• Palliative Care
• Parkinson's
• Spinal Injury
• Cerebral Palsy
• Head Injury
• Stroke

Care for young adults with challenges in areas such as:

• Mental and learning disabilities
• Autism
• Physical disabilities
• Community-based activity support, such as part-time work or going to gym
• Theatre, use of library, day trips and going to college
• Behaviour that challenges
• Support in housing and resettlement
• Liaising with local authorities to maximise income
• Assistance with welfare benefits, housing benefits, EMA, e.t.c
• All aspects pertaining to their day to day life in order to live independently

Living in their own home (home care):

• Physical disabilities
• Specialist language needs
• HIV
• Mobility and wheel chair support
• Assistance with medication administration
• Make and escort to appointments
• Domestic support (light housework and cleaning)
• Provision of health and hygiene services (domestic)
• Companionship
• Live-in Care (24 hours or non-24 hours)
• Day care or hourly care
• Night care (waking night or sleep in)
• Assistance with services such as shopping, cooking, social events or activities

Domestic services (home help):

• Collect prescriptions
• Provide light housekeeping
• Dusting and vacuuming
• Help with washing and ironing
• Make beds and change bed linen
• Answer the door
• Organise wardrobes and cupboards
• Take out rubbish
• Meal preparation and tidy away
• Check food expiry dates
• Supervise home maintenance
• Oversee home deliveries
• Care for houseplants
• Assist with pet care
• Prepare shopping lists
• Help with general shopping
• Drop off and collect dry cleaning