Our services

How we can help

From good company, cleaning and help around the house to personal care and dementia support, all delivered with many years of experience in care. Pick and mix whatever helps, and change it whenever you need to.

Companionship visits

A friendly face, a cup of tea and a proper chat. Someone to share hobbies, memories and the everyday with.

  • Conversation and company over a cuppa
  • Sharing hobbies, puzzles, games and favourite programmes
  • Reading together, letters and reminiscing
  • Help staying in touch with family by phone or video call
  • A gentle walk or some time in the garden
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Personal care

Discreet, dignified help with washing, dressing and daily routines, delivered with many years of experience in care.

  • Help with washing, bathing and showering
  • Dressing, grooming and looking your best
  • Getting up in the morning and settling at night
  • Continence care, handled sensitively
  • Prompting and support with medication
  • Always at your pace, with your privacy respected

Personal care is where our years of experience in care really show. We understand how it feels to accept help with the most private parts of life, and we will always go at your pace, with your dignity and privacy respected.

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Dementia support

Specialist, unhurried care that keeps familiar routines going and helps people living with dementia stay safe and settled at home.

  • Care built around familiar routines and surroundings
  • The same calm, familiar face at every visit
  • Gentle prompts with meals, drinks and medication
  • Meaningful activities, reminiscence and conversation
  • Keeping an eye on safety around the home
  • Support and honest updates for family carers

Dementia can make the world feel unfamiliar and frightening. Our approach is calm and consistent: the same face, the same routines and no rushing, drawing on years of experience caring for older people. We work closely with family so everyone knows what is working and what has changed.

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Help around the home

Laundry, changing the beds, preparing simple, nourishing meals and keeping the house ticking over.

  • Laundry, ironing and changing bed linen
  • Preparing light meals and snacks
  • Keeping the fridge and cupboards stocked
  • Watering the plants and looking after pets
  • Keeping things tidy between visits
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Cleaning

Regular or one-off cleaning that keeps your home fresh and comfortable, done with care and respect for your things.

  • Dusting, hoovering and mopping throughout
  • Kitchens and bathrooms cleaned properly
  • Freshening up bedrooms and living rooms
  • A weekly or fortnightly clean, or a one-off spring clean
  • Your belongings and routines always treated with respect
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Shopping & errands

Shopping trips together or done for you, prescriptions collected and post sent.

  • The weekly food shop, together or on your behalf
  • Collecting prescriptions and pharmacy items
  • Posting letters and parcels
  • Library books, dry cleaning and other errands
  • Help with online shopping and deliveries
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Appointments & outings

A steady arm and friendly company for GP visits, the hairdresser or a trip out for lunch.

  • Accompanying you to GP, hospital, dentist and optician appointments
  • Trips to the hairdresser, garden centre or a favourite café
  • Visiting friends, clubs, church or community groups
  • Days out and a welcome change of scenery
  • Help with transport arrangements
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Wellbeing & welfare checks

Regular check-in visits for peace of mind, with family kept in the loop.

  • Short, regular visits to check all is well
  • Gentle reminders for medication, meals and drinks
  • Noticing changes and flagging concerns early
  • Regular updates for family, wherever they live
  • Settling back in after a stay in hospital
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Respite for family carers

A trusted break for family who care, knowing your loved one is in good company.

  • A sitting service so you can rest, work or run errands
  • Regular weekly slots or one-off cover
  • The same familiar face every time
  • Honest updates after every visit
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Getting started

How it works

Simple, personal and at your pace. Here's what happens when you get in touch.

  1. 1

    Get in touch

    Call or message for a friendly, no-pressure chat about what you or your loved one need.

  2. 2

    A free home visit

    We'll pop round, meet you (and family, if you'd like) and get to know you properly.

  3. 3

    A plan built around you

    Together we agree the visits, days and times that suit you. Nothing is set in stone.

  4. 4

    Regular visits from a familiar face

    Support begins, and we keep checking in to make sure everything is working well for you.

Good to know

Questions people often ask

Do you provide personal care?

Yes. Alongside companionship and help around the home, we provide personal care such as help with washing, dressing and daily routines. Having spent many years working in care, we deliver it with dignity, discretion and confidence, always at your pace.

Can you support someone living with dementia?

Yes. Dementia support is one of the things we do best: calm, unhurried care that keeps familiar routines going, backed by years of experience caring for older people. We will also keep family closely involved and informed.

How much does it cost?

A simple rate of £20 per hour, with no hidden extras.

Is there a minimum visit length?

Visits start from one hour, and can be as regular or as occasional as you like.

Will it always be the same person?

Yes. Consistency is at the heart of what we do. You will always know who is coming and when.

Are you DBS checked and insured?

[TODO: confirm] Yes. We hold an enhanced DBS check and full public liability insurance, and are happy to show you the paperwork.

How do we get started?

Just give us a call or send a message. We will arrange a free, no-obligation visit to get to know you and talk through how we can help.

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Not sure what you need?

That's completely normal. Give us a call and we'll work it out together, with no pressure and no obligation.