Services Offered

Some of the services we offer are:

Personal care
Includes tasks such as bathing, toileting/continence management, assistance with dressing, and meal preparation and prompting with medication. The length of the visit can range from an hour or more, and may be needed more than once during the course of the day.

Night sleep in service
Provides for clients who dislike being on their own at night time, and would feel safer and secure in the knowledge that someone is there with them at the residence. They may also request assistance on one or two occasions during the night.

Working night-duty
Staff work throughout the night providing care and assistance during night hours.

Live-in service
This service is appropriate for those who live alone, or in situations where the primary carer is away in hospital or on holiday, and has a request for someone to live in on the premises and take care of for the client. This arrangement can avoid resorting to a nursing home admission, therefore preventing disruption to the client's daily routine whilst maintaining care provision and companionship for the client.

Domestic services and general support
These are geared to individuals who may need assistance with everyday tasks such as cleaning, shopping, collection of pension/monies, prescription collection.

Respite Care
This is to support carers who may need some occasional relief from continually caring for a loved one.

Day companionship service
Provides companionship for those who would benefit from the presence of another person to prevent isolation or loneliness.

Social Escorting These are for one-off trips when someone needs to be escorted on an outing, to attend a function, go to the theatre, go to the GP, church activities etc.

Assistance following a hospital discharge
This is geared towards individuals who have recently been discharged from hospital, and are recuperating following surgery or some other procedure and need some short term help for a while afterwards to help them cope at home where they may be alone for extended periods of time.

Palliative care For those people whose illness may no longer be curable, and choose to and receive end-of-life care and support in their own homes.