Care Support
Support in the community, close to everyday life
Support that helps people get out, stay connected, manage life admin and build the skills that make independence realistic.
Overview
Practical help that makes a difference
Care support sits alongside our other services. For some people it is the whole package; for others it complements supported living or care at home.
Whether it is confidence on public transport, attending an appointment, or simply having company for a weekly activity, support is planned with the person and reviewed as they progress.
What's included
Areas we support
Community access
- Local groups and clubs
- Sport and leisure
- Faith and cultural activities
- Building travel confidence
Life skills
- Cooking and household tasks
- Budgeting and money skills
- Digital skills
- Organisation and routines
Appointments
- Health appointments
- Benefits and housing meetings
- Education and training
- Note-taking and follow-up
Social support
- Company and conversation
- Friendships and relationships
- Reducing isolation
- Confidence building
Emotional support
- A consistent, familiar person
- Support through change
- Encouragement and reassurance
- Working with wider support networks
Practical support
- Shopping
- Paperwork and correspondence
- Household organisation
- Preparing for independence
Explore care support
Talk to our team about supported living, domiciliary care or community support. We are happy to talk things through, with no obligation.