Home Care

in Berkshire

Domiciliary care is a community-based care service provided to people who need support with everyday living due to age, illness, disability, or reduced independence.
Care is delivered in the client’s own home, enabling them to live safely, with dignity, and as independently as possible.

Supported Living – housing where you live in your own flat/house but get support or care (help with daily tasks, cooking, appointments, etc.) so you can stay independent instead of living in a care home

Who the service is for
  • Older people
  • People with long-term conditions
  • People with physical or learning disabilities
  • People recovering after hospital discharge
  • Anyone requiring short-term or long-term support at home

What domiciliary care includes

Personal Care

  • Assistance with getting up, going to bed, and moving around
  • Administration of medication
  • Help with dressing and undressing
  • Support with personal hygiene (washing, showering, bathing, grooming)
  • Assistance with mobility aids and equipment

Meals and Nutrition

  • Preparation of simple meals
  • Assistance with eating and drinking
  • Support with special dietary requirements

Household Support

  • Light housekeeping
  • Laundry and ironing
  • Shopping and small errands
  • Maintaining a safe and tidy home environment

Health and Safety Support

  • Medication management - – administering of medication, ordering medication, liaising with pharmacies.
  • Medication reminders
  • Monitoring general wellbeing (non-clinical)
  • Fall prevention and home safety awareness

Social Support

  • Companionship and conversation
  • Accompaniment to appointments, social activities, or outings
  • Support to maintain contact with family and the community

Practical Assistance

  • Help with daily tasks and personal matters
  • Basic guidance on care and support services available in the UK

Regulation and quality

We are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
Our service has received a Good rating in the most recent CQC inspection, reflecting our commitment to safe, effective, caring, responsive, and well-led care.

Our Values
  • Respect and dignity
  • Person-centred care
  • Reliability and continuity
  • Promoting independence
How the service is delivered
  • Regular or one-off visits
  • Short-term or long-term care (27/7 care)
  • Tailored to individual needs
  • Delivered in line with UK care quality and safeguarding standards